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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1957 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE NY Garbage 'King' Jailed MINEOLA. N. Y. I-Garbage truck king Vincent Squillante was jailed today on an indictment charging extortion. Squillante, self-styled godson ot the murdered mobster Albert Anastasia. was held in a cell pending arraignment later in the day along witn an inaicica Dromer and an associate. Squillante, 40, is accused of ex tortion and attempted extortion in the garbaqe collection industry in Nassau County, a Long Island commuting suburb of New York City. Allegedly the racket boss of the so million-dollar-a-year garbage and rubbish pickup business in the New York metropolitan area, he took the Fifth Amendment last Friday in Washington. He refused to answer questions before the Senate committee investigating rackets in the fields of laoor and management. The county grand jury, meeting in an extraordinary night session, handed up indictments shortly be fore midnight against Squillante. liis brother. Murrain, and C'srmen de Cabia, president of the Nassau Suffolk County Cartmen's Assn., an employer group. All three were charged with at tempted extortion, and Vincent Squillante and De Cabia with ex tortion also, in connection with garbage carting contracts at Milchel Air force Base and its nearby barracks area. The indictment charges that An geio Recchia, who formerly had a contract to haul the Air Force base garbage, gave up the con tract to the Squillante group and paid $3,900 to Vincent Squillante alter being threatened with being forced out of business. Immediately afler the grand jury returned the indictments. County Judge Paul Widlitz issued bench warrants to police, who picked up the defendants at their homes. FOR HAI.F-SIZERS Printed Pattern '.ft. 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Festivities for the pleasure of members and their ladies are being planned by committeemen and committeewomen, left to right, Dean Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Jac!; Roper, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schortgen, chairmen, Mrs. Dean Beckley and James Barnes. Also helping but not in the picture are Mrs. James Barnes, and Mr. and Mrs. Tonv Silva. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a. in. Friday Max. Mln. Prep. Baker Bend E"gcne Lakevivw Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Airport Roseburg Salem Spokane 2 41 46 38 57 54 63 411 47 50 48 32 16 32 30 18 28 44 40 30 41 32 32 28 By UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. High Low Rain 37 20 .02 50 45 .01 69 38 35 23 52 3!1 79 55 34 26 30 12 Albuquerque Atlanta Bakerslield Boise Boston Brownsville Chicago Denver Water Users Seek'Damaaes DORRIS Two damage suits have been filed in Siskiyou Su perior Court against the Butte Valley Irrigation District of .M:tc doel. Carita and Frank Oliver of Mt. Hebron charge in a complaint that Eldon Kaylor. a district employe, allowed ditches and waterways "to become and remain in a dangerous and defective con dition," causing the Olivers', land to be flooded and doing $3,500 damage. In another complaint, Paul and Frances Cavener of Mt. Hebron ask $300 for damage to their rye crop, plus $700 damage to their land as a result of flooding. Railroads Form Research Group Eight Western railroads in cluding Western md Southern Pa cific today announced formation of a research group to examine criti cal areas in rail freight transporta tion. The organization will immediate ly look into problems of shippers and railroads in the Pacific moun tain states. It will be headquar tered in San Francisco and will he administered by the Western Traffic Association, under the di rection of an advisory board of rail traffic vice presidents. Dentist Speaker At PTA Meeting DUNSMU1R Dr. Paul Ham ilton, dentist, used slides to illus trate his talk before the Duns- muir Elementary School PTA at the November meeting. At the business session. Mrs. John Mather explained that the an nual membership drive will be concluded this month. The group will meet for a Christmas program the evening ot December 12, Mrs. Glen Minuth, president, announced. CHOIR CONCERT LAKEVIEW The Lakeview ;IIigh School Choir and the Ar thur D. Hay School Choir will present a concert in the hiah I school auditorium, Friday evening. November 22, to raise funds for jthe purchase of robes for the high j school choir. In addition to the ! choir numbers there will be hymns. I novelty numbers, roik sonqs, and several ensembles, according to Robert Shotwell, vocal music di rector for the local schools. On The Record KLAMATH FALLS mums ' ALLEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allt-n, November 20 in the Klam ath Valley Hospital, a daughter weigh in? 7 lbs.. 11'? am. 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