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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1957)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1957 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Morty Meekle h&?f THE FIRST f !jV""H 3N0W0FTHE , SOU 1 CA 7 SEASON.' r CO? J ' ' I I ( Of COURSE, " ' Tl I GET TOO V iO l MUCHOF ., - .. t tf htk S.nit.. T.M. B.f. U.t. Ft,. Off. Mate Greeted With Bullets SAN BRUNO (UP) A blonde housewife had an out of the ordin ary greeting for her husband when he arrived home early Sunday. Mrs. Barbara Cattaneo, 24, fired four shots through the door as her husband, Richard, 25, stood on the other side trying to get in. She told police she was afraid of a beating. She had locked him out and Cattaneo tried to cut his way in with a knife. He is a butcher. Cattaneo said (he trouble had its beginning many hours earlier when his wife left the house at 8 p.m., saying she would be home in an hour. He said it was three hours before she returned. She told him she had been at the home of friends. An argument ensued. Cattaneo went out. When he tried to get back in at 4 a.m., his wife fired at him. Mrs. Cattaneo, the mother of three, was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon, dis turbing the peace and illegally discharging a firearm in the city limits. Six Perish In Collision RUBY, i.C. UP A milk tanker truck sheared off the top of a sedan Sunday and killed six mem bers of a family. The collision of the milk tank er driven by 17-year-old Joe Lee Mills of Mount Croghan and the car driven by Robert Hazel Miles. 31, of Heath Springs., il 1 e d Miles and five members of his family. The crash occurred on a small hillcrest on a paved rural road about 12 miles south of here. The cause was undetermined. Ruby is 50 miles southeast of Charlotte, N.C. The dead were Miles, a textile worker: his wife, Christine, 25: sister, Betty Jean Miles, 16; moth er, Mrs. Mary Miles, 50, of Jef ferson, and his two children, Judy, 3, and Jewel, 1. Mills was seriously hurt. Austrian composer Mozart was both an artist and prolific com poser. He wrote operas, sympho nies, songs and every other form of music. Quiz Experts In Deadlock NEW YORK (UP)-Quiz cham pion Teddy Nadler and two chal lengers remained deadlocked at $16,000 Sunday night on the CBS TV program "The $64,000 Chal lenge." Nadler, who has already 'won $152,000 on quiz programs, drew the first challenge in the general knowledge classification Sunday night and correctly answered an $8,000 series of questions on world treaties, mythology, colonial America and modern art. His challengers, Norman Fru man, a comic book writer, and Barry Simmons, a public relations counselor, accepted the correct an swers as correct, deadlocking the contest. Simmons then answered another $8,000 series of questions on the same subjects correctly, and Nad ler and Fruman correctly accepted them as correct, continuing the deadlock. K - II r V T.M. .f . U.t. fit. Off. It 1967 b M B.. hK. "Louise says these are the o;lv guests she's sure wants at her birthday party all boys!" she British Enjoy U.S. Breakfast MANCHESTER, England Ml : Forty Englishmen sat down to their first ail-American breakfast Monday. They found the coffee "superb." the pork sausage, 'a bit hot fur the tongue," the paper plates, "flimsy," and the apple juice, "smashing." The over-all verdict was that American breakfasts were just a bit too much for light-eating Eng lishmen. The meal, even down to t h c paper cups, was flown all the way from Kalamazoo to Manchester. One diner called the feat "t h e most amazing thing of the lot." The breakfast introduced Kala mazoo. Mich., and marked the opening of a U.S. government ex hibition showing how American small city dwellers get along. The menu of sausage, eggs, buckwheat cakes, maple syrup, apple juice, coffee and vitamin pills was called by a Manchester alderman "delicious, but a bit much. 1 won't be wanting any thing else to cat for some time." Kalamazoo was selected as most typically American from among three other finalists To peka, Toledo, and Evanston. Senator Backs U.S. Buildup CHICAGO W Sen. Styles Bridges IR-NID Monday ex pressed belief that there would be a buildup in military security for Americans without sacrificing economic stability. Speaking at the closing general session of the United Stales Sav ings and Loan League's 65th an nual convention. Bridges re asserted lis willingness to support increased government spending, "between one and two billion dol lars for a stepped-up research and development program for rocket ry and satellites." "I am acutely aware of the need to strike a balance between eco nomic stability and military su periority based on a matchless technology," said Bridges. "I be lieve we can have both; indeed, it is vital that we do have both." Bridges said he expected Presi dent Eisenhower to submit a bal anced budget next January, "des pite what increase for missile and satellite development may be necessary." NO CARRYOVER HOLLYWOOD (UP) Actress Dorothy McOuire plays a farm mother in "Old Yeller," who as a frontier woman manages livestock, cuts lumber and handles other out door chores with complete compe tence. "It all ends when I get to my own home," she said. "I can't even grow grass success fully in my backyard."- Old Crow is traditional at Holiday time Plane Crash Fatal To Men SAN LUIS OBISPO (UP)-Two Van Nuys men were killed Sun day when their single-engine Cess na aircraft crashed on take-off at a private landing strip in ranch country, about 30 miles from here. Sheriff's deputies identified the victims as Vincent L. Meier, 35, Los Angeles city fireman and Richard Marlin Magaro, 29, an aircraft worker. The English sparrow was intro duced into North America in 1850. 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