THURSDAY, JULY in. 105R
HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGOV
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CITY BRIEFS
Aloha Social Club OES will
have a potluck picnic Friday. Julv
11. at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs
Paul Jones, 1321 Siskiyou. Members
are asked to bring a covered dish
and table service.
Promoted John K u c h 1 e r .
teacher of German. U.S. hislor;
and American problems St Klani
ath Union High School, has jus
been promoted to the permanen
rank of captain in the Army Re
serves. Kuchler has a total of l:
years of continuous active and rc
serve duty. He reached the rani
of sergeant during World War Ii
and moved from the enlisted to th
commissioned reserve after coir
pleting ROTC in college. He is ii
the Army Medical Service.
Commissioned .lames R. Craig
1320 Eldorado Avenue, was com
missioned a second lieutenant ii
the Air Force Reserve when he re
ceived his bachelor of science de
gree at the University of Oregor
recently.
Stanford Grads Graduated from
Stanford University at its recent
commencement exercises were
three Klamath Falls residents: Su
san Jane Geary, who received a
bachelor of arts in English. James
Fredrick Lloyd, who received an
A.B. in political science, and John
Alan Young, who received a master
of business administration.
New Officers Four students
from Klamath Falls were commis
sioned in the armed services upon
graduation from Oregon State Col
lege and completion of the ad
vanced ROTC program. Ronald W.
Braniff, 315 Jefferson Street, was
commissioned an Air Force second
jicuiiimii. nutty aciuuu iicuitrimni
commissions went to Harold R.
neaion. iuu nomeaaie noaa; noa
ney J. Wright. Route 1. Box 933A;
and Earl M. Kerns, Route 3, Box
307.
JESSI Charles Dehlinger and
Gary Kranenburg attended t h e
third annual Junior Engineers and
Scientists Summer Institute, held
recently at Oregon State College.
The program is designed to give
high school sophomores, juniors
and seniors a concentrated orienta
tion on careers and study programs
in engineering and science. Stu
dents must demonstrate high schol
arship and be recommended by
their high school principals.
Holiday Guests Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Ervin. Vacaville. Califor
nia, were holiday weekend guests
at the home of Darrell s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ervin, 948
Prospect, and Mrs. Darrell Ervin's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nel
son of Summers Lane. Fred Ervin
is still seriously ill in the Hillside
Hospital.
.' Square Dance Merry Mixers
-Friday. July 11, at 8 p.m. at the
. m n .Nivin Mrpn I nmmnnirv Ha t
Bill Mayhew, caller. Ladies please
bring pies.
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Blackburn and family of Ventura,
California, have returned home
from a visit here with the Marshal
Surgery Mrs. Richard Lock'
iciii, into iJiBticc, iiau iiiajui aur
' Dprv Wednesday mnrninp at Klnm.
ath Valley Hospital.
Promoted Marine Pic. Richard
- v. uurreii, sim oi mi. aim ms
I-Lyle M. Durrell, 727 North Ninth
! Street, was meritoriously promoted
to his present rank at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego
on July 3. Durrell graduated from
Sacred Heart Academy in June.
1957. After four weeks field training
at the Camp Pendleton Base in
Oceanside, Durrell will be assigned
duty in Adiac, Alaska.
Sale A baked food sale spon
ored by Methodist Youth Fellow
hip will he held at Low Cost Super
larket Friday, July 11.
Centennial The Klamath Coun
v Centennial Committee will meet
t the YMCA social room tonight at
o'clock. The public is invited,
here will be a report on events
nd plans for Klamath and Lake
'otinly participation in the centen
ial celebration.
Meeting The Eagles Auxiliary
ill hold its regular meeting on
'riday. July 11, in the lower hall
f the Eagles building. This will be
in important meeting, so please
ilan to attend.
Resumed The public card par
lies, sponsored by the Lost River
Grange, at the Olene Grange Hall
will start Friday, July 11, at 8 p.m.
At Work Ed Dittrich. 235 Has-
kins,, has returned to work after
surgery at the Klamath Valley Hos
pital.
Earthquake
Jars Alaska
JUNEAU. Alaska (AP) - A
sharp earthquake described by a
seismologist as one, of major
magnitude, shook wide areas of
southeastern Alaska last night but
caused very little dap;je. There
were no deaths or injuries.
Dr. Don Tocher, seismologist at
the University of California at
Berkeley, said the quake, which
was a major one. was centered in
the Gulf of Alaska.
Dr. Charles Richter of the Cali
fornia Institute of Technology
Seismological Laboratory at Pas
adena said had the quake oc
curred in a populated area it I
would have caused a disaster.
The U.S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey office at Sitka, 100 miles
southwest of Juneau, timed the
first sharp jolt at 10:17.18 p.m.
Minutes later there were two
sharp aftershocks and the ground
quivered off and on for hours
later.
The quake sent residents of
Juneau, Sitka and Petersburg. 125
miles southwest of Juneau,
streaming into the streets.
The Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph Co.'s main Alaska commu
nications cable was cut at Lena
Point, just north of Juneau, and
communications to cities north of
there were temporarily cut off.
Weather Table
By The Associated Press
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday
Max Mln Prep
Baker 85 52
Eugene 82 53
Lakeview 85
Medford 92 53
Newport 65 55
North Bend 66 56 T
Pendleton 91 64
Portland Airport .... 76 60
Redmond 84 50
Roseburg 83 55
Salem 80 53
By United Press International
Temperatures and rainfall for
24 hours ending at 4 a.m.
High Low Rain
Albueuerque 99 75
Atlanta 81 6!) .03
Bakersfield 103 73
Boise 92 57
Brownsville 84 74 1.00
Chicago 85 73
Denver 86 60
Detroit 81
El Centro . 117 81
Fairbanks 72 58 T..
Fort Worth 92 75
Fresno 102 66
Helena 70 46 .32
Kalisas City 88 72 .05
Los Angeles 93 67
Miami . 86 76 .15
Minneapolis 75 54
New Orleans 87 74 .30
New York 77 66
Oakland 75 5fi
Oklahoma City 91 69
Phoenix 116 84
Pittsburgh 79 fit -
Red Bluff . 102 . 70
Reno 97 47
Sacramento 98 61
Salt Lake City ion 62
San Diego ' 81 65
San Francisco 74 53
Seattle 78 56
Spokane 85 61
Stockton 98 62
Thermal ' 117 83
Tucson 109 80
Washington 74 65 .56
California Weather
By United Press International
San Francisco Bay Area: Fair
through Friday except high fog
near ocean extending inland late
night . and morning: high today
San Francisco 63, Oakland 72, San
Mateo 77, San Rafael 78; low to
night 51-58; normal westerly
winds.
Northern California: Fair
through Friday except coastal fog;
little change in temperature: coas
tal winds northwest 8-15 m.p h. ex
cept locally 25 m.p.h. around
headlands.
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: lair
through Friday; little change in
temperature.
Sacramento valley: fair
through Friday; little change in
temperature; high both days 93-
103; low tonigni su-mj; vanaoie
winds 6-12 m.p.h.
Northwestern California: air
through Friday except fog near
coast extending into coastal val
leys in mornings: little change in
temperature; high today and low
tonight Ukiah 100-58, Santa Rosa
90-56, Napa 90-58; northwest winds
8-15 m.p.h. near to coast except
locally 25 m.p.n. arouna neaa-lands.
JULY STOREWIDE
SALE!!
Spain Bases
Operational
MADRID, Spain CAP) The U.S
Strategic Air Command has
served notice on American tax
payers and the Kremlin that its
big new complex of bases in
Spain is now in full operation
The taxpayers put up almost
half a billion dollars Tor four air
bases and related facilities as part
of the worldwide U. S. system to
deter the Soviets by being able
to deliver nuclear bombs.
A spokesman for SAC'S 16th Air
Force broadly implied that the
B47 jet bombers now flying from
Torrejon and Valenzuela air bases
carry nuclear weapons.
"Draw your own conclusions."
he said. "They are capable of car
rying atomic weapons."
The planes are part of Opera
tion Reflex designed to keep some
bombers always in the air so a
surprise attack would not wipe
out U.S. retaliatory strength. The
spokesman said planes leave
bases in the United States as if
heading for enemy targets but
stop at such advance bases as
Torrejon unless ordered on.
The planes that cross the Atlan
tic on Operation Reflex remain on
24-hour alert, ready to take off on
15-minute notice, while in Spain.
SAC planes around the world
have been on such an alert since
last year when the Soviets report
edly developed a workable Dams
tic missile.
NO MORE GUESSWORK
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The
city took the guesswork out of its
meter reading Wednesday.
It accepted the resignation of
Wayne L. Helphenstine, who was
charged with guessing at meter
readings instead of making a per
sonal check.
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14"
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Rugged 6'2-in.
Electric Hand Saws
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