WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1959
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BASIN BRIEFS
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TERRY LYNN HUNTINGDON, right, a graduate of Mount
Shasta High School, was awarded the $500 Picard-Lur-mann
scholarship, which is granted each year to an out
standing student from each county in the state and is a
present from a beer distributor. Terry Lynn, a physical
education major, specializing in dancing, at the University
of California at Los Angeles, was recommended by the
Siskiyou County Scholarship Committee, according to
W. E. Robers, county school superintendent. Pete Chinca,
mayor of Mount Shasta, is shown making the award to
Terry Lynn. Photo by McKinney
In Germany Pfc. Donnte D. .Slate College. David Thomas and
Heaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jack Horn also reLurned to Ore-
Heaton, Route 1, Klamath Falls, son Slate College alter spending
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Nelson Sees
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BACK TO CAMP Pvt.
Doug Rusth left for Ft.
Campbell, Kentucky, last
week after spending a 12
day leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rusth,
4023 Delaware Avenue. A
KUHS graduate, Rusth
Joined the paratroopers in
August and trained at Ft.
Ord, California, and Ft.
Carson, Colorado.
Leadership
Battle Looms
WASHINGTON (AP) - Two
groups o Senate Republicans
moved toward a head-on clash be
' hind closed doors today lor pow
" er in the Senate's GOP leadership
Peacemakers among them still
were trying to work out some
"compromise, fearful that in elect-
ing their floor leader and whip,
', the Republicans might split wide
open their already thinned ranks.
An insurgent group of self-styled
.Liberals led by the veteran Sen.
George Aiken of Vermont pledged
l.a no compromise fight to elect
L Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Ken
tucky as the GOP floor leader atid
,. Sen. Thomas Kuchel of California
as whip.
" . The conservatives, quarter
l',.backed by Sen. Styles Bridges of
!. New Hampshire, backed Sen. Ev
erett M. Dirkscr. of Illinois for
...leadership, and claimed enough
votes to elect him.
The winner needs at least 18
votes if all the 34 eligible sena
, tors participate. In advance of the
"; balloting, some conservatives
claimed at least 19 votes lined up
-' for Dirkscn.
Kuchel officially is unopposed
for the whip position being vacat
r ed by Dirksen, but Sen. Karl E.
'. Mundt of South Dakota was put up
as a potential candidate by some
'conservatives.
. Mundt said he was not seeking
the post, but had told those sup
porting him that "if they want to
4nake it a contest, and they want
Hne to do it, I would."
ALBANY, NY. (AP) - Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller launched his
administration today by telling
New Yorkers they must pay mil
lions more in state taxes.
ine new Kenub lean covernor
aeciarea in his first annual mes
sage to the Legislature that the
stale's fiscal affairs had fallen into
a serious condition of deteriora
tion" under Democrat Averell
tiarnman.
'Much as we deplore the facts.1
he said, "conditions require addi
tional tax revenues now."
Rockefeller said he was stran
gling with a deficit of "at least 230
million dollars" in the new budget.
He said he would snell out his
lax proposals in the budget mes
sage, which he must submit to the
GOP-cont rolled Senate and Assem
bly by Feb. l.
The governor's 7,000-word mes
sage hewed strictly 'to stale prob
lems, unlike his inaugural mes
sage, which carried strong inter
national overtones and prompted
new speculation on Rockefeller's
White House potential.
He linked virtually all of the
state's problems to its economic
climate, which he said had grown
stale during Harriman's four-year
tenure an era marked by con
stant battling between Harriman
and the Legislature.
Rockefeller reported that, dur
ing the last four years, state
spending had climbed 46 per cent.
while revenues increased only 35
per cent. He observed that Ham
man balanced his last budget
1.8-bUIion-dollar spending plan
by dipping deeply into reserve
funds, which were nearly exhaust'
ed.
The new budget is expected to
approach two billion dollars,
participated in combat efficiency
tests with the Fourth Armored Di
vision. A 1954 graduate of Merrill
High School. Heaton entered the
Army in March 1957.
Midland Grange will meet to
night, January 7, at 8 p.m. Re
freshments will be served.
Public Card Party The Lost
River Grange is sponsoring a pub
lic card party at the grange halt
in Olene on Friday, January 9, at
8 p.m.
Donation Mr. and Mrs. Ish
mael Dick of Dick's Service in Bo
nanza donated the profits from
gas and oil sold at the station
between December 21 and Decern
ber 24 to the churches of the com
munity.
From Berkeley Herman Doug
las, former Bonanza student now
living at Berkeley, California,
pent several days with relatives
and friends in Klamath Falls and
Bonanza.
From Heard Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett Sparks of Tigard spent New
Years in Bonanza wilh his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sparks.
and brother, Lloyd. The Everett
Sparks spent Christmas at Bend
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Robeson
and small grandson.
the holidays at Bonanza.
.Merrill The Merrill Home Ex
tension Unit wilt hold a meeting
at 10 a.m. on Thursday, January
8, at the Merrill Recreation Hall.
Program leaders Mrs. Lcnna Beas-
ly and Mrs. Iva Jane Wills will
demonstrate lew calorie foods.
From Minnesota Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Lisk from Pine City. Mm
nesola. are enjoying an extended
stay with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George
Mattson of Merrill.
Malin American Legion Auxili
ary will meet Wednesday evening.
January 14, at 8 o'clock in the
community hall. This is a change
from the regular meeting night
Home on leave was Richard
Steyskal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Steyskal of Malin. He is, in the
Army stationed at Fort Knox
Kentucky.
Houscgiiests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
ritzhugh. of Langell Valley over
the holidays were Mr. and Mrs.
Kaye Robinelle of Eugene. Both
Mr. and Mrs. RobineUe are teachers.
Holiday visitors at the Jerry
Ramus home in Malm were Mrs
Ramus' father. A. Gainer, and
brother, Bill Gainer, of San Fran
CISCO.
Visiting friends and relatives in
Malm are former residents, Mr
and Mrs. 'George Hinz, Shanna and
Dewey, now living in Red Bluff,
Installation Malin Assembly of
Rainbow for Girls will hold public
installation of officers on Sunday
afternoon, January 11, at 2 o'clock
in the Malin Masonic Hall. Phyllis
Unruh will be installed as worthy
adviser.
Visitors in Bonanza for a few
days are Mr. and Mrs. Clay Corn
best who are' visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmore, and
his father, Rink Combest.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Cusler and family have returned
to Coquille after spending several
days in Bonanza with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dye, and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davi
son.
Recovering Carroll Woathorby
of Bonanza is convalescing from
a respiratory infection at the home
ot his brother, i. E. Weatherby
of Malin. Carroll spent several i
weeks at Hillside Hospital.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Sherdell
Page have returned to Corvallis
alter spending Christmas with his
parents in New Mexico and New
Years in Langell Valley wilh her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Va-
den. Sydne Ketchum accompanied
them back to Corvallis after vaca
tion spent with her parents the
Ronald Kctchums. Sydne and Sher
dell are bolh students at Oregon
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FACE CHANGES
SANTA MONICA, Calif. AP) -Actor
Jay Robinson, who played
the role of Emperor Caligula in
"The Robe," must answer charges
of possessing and selling narcot
ics. A fellow actor, Rod Lynn, tes
tified at Robinson's preliminary
hearing he made two purchases
ot narcotics with marked money
in Robinson's home. Robinson is
to appear Jan. 21 'or arraign
ment.
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