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Newspaper Page Text4 PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, MARCH li Gal With Low, Sexy Voice Explains Why It's Sexy "DENNIS THE MENACE" I By BOB THOMAS AP Movle-TV writer HOLLYWOOD 'AP' - Why does 1 low voict sound sexy from woman? Angle Dickinson, who has ont; and is sexy, ofters mis cxpiaria- Driver Bill Wins Approval SALEM 'AP'-The House Fi nancial Affairs Committee gave unanimous appro al Tuesday to Gov. Mark Hatfield's uninsured motorist bill. The hill would compel automo bile insurance companies to in sure their customers against per tonal injury caused by uninsured motorists or hit and run drivers. The committee is controlled by Democrats 5-4, but it approved the Republican governors propo sal over the recommendation by Democratic ex-Gov. Robert D. Holmes that every motorist be required to have liability insur nee. The comtnittee received testi mony that the uninsured motorist clause now is being added to about half the policies in force in Oregon. The insurance companies op posed the hill. They do not want to be compelled to add the clause and would rather insert it on a voluntary basis. The companies testified that the xtra protection would cost the insured driver only $1 or $2 more year. ition: "I think h dates back to the early days in talkies, when Car ho , and Dietrich were the queens. They had low voices, and they -a ere the epitome of sex. I "A low voice seems to denote authority, while a high voice in KigfrT : cf gggtewJ And men i appear to find aliure in women of authority." Angie is the latest of a distin guished line of deep - throated (leading ladies discovered by vet eran director Howard Hawks. The i most notable example of the Hawks girls is Lauren Racall. Before the director chose her to play opposite Humphrey Bo gart in ' To Have and Have Not. " Bacall was a New York model and soprano When he finished. she was a Hollywood star and a Ibaritone. The mode of transition: ; shouting on a mountaintop. When Hawks heard Angie's , -peaking voice, he commented, "yes. the tone is good. But we can get it lower " ! Says the actress: "No, I didn't do the yelling routine I dont think it's such a good Idea, be 'cause you scar the voice box and 'can't get as much shading I did it through voice control with a I coach." I The voice Is what you notice with Angie in "Rio Bravo " The voice and the legs. Roth will carry her far. Angie is a well-formed, auburn haired beauty who hails from Kulm, YD. She came to Califor nia as a youngster, studied to be a secretary at a Glendale Col lege. A beauty contest on a local TV station prompted her to seek fan acting career. After studying dramatics with a noted filmland coach, she started landing bits in movies and bigger roles in TV shows. Nikita Hasn't Lost Sight Of His Original Purpose By JOHN M. DOBTOWn (bringing together Khrushchev and, WASHINGTON 'AP' Every 'President Eisenhower along with! few'days now Sonet Premier Ni-, British Prime Minister Harold kita Khrushchev comes up with a Macmillan and French President new proposal for dealing with theCharlcs de Gaulle. Berlin crisis Khrushchev's real purposes in! His record is impressive lor i all these maneuvers are a subject imagination in last diplomatic foot-1 of continuing debate among West ! work Sometimes he even seemslern leaden. to contradict himself. ' Many American and other West , Bui in r.'.ii;. cf ' nnfu.lern officials say that Khrushchev; sion. which he "made" deliberately i 5ms t0 aiming not oniy at, weak in order to obscure the real' destroying Western protection for isucs one fact stands out clearly. , Berlin but also at bringing it even He is still pursuing his original ; tually under red rule, purpose announced just four But some experts here and in months ago. to try to force the! Western Europe are intrigued hy Western powers to give up their other possibilities They say lhatj position in West Berlin. .Khrushchev may have alternative This showcase of Western Dcm-oals of winning Western retogni ocracv and prosperity in the heart Hon of the East German regime, of Communist East Germany is an forcing a summit conference, try irritant. He may be willing to risk ing to compel the West to endorse war to remove it. Communist regimes throughout In the ultimate showdown, most ! Eastern Europe or an outside pos Western officials are convinced isibility finding some way to nc Khrushchev will pull back before gotiate German reunification on plunging the world into war. But terms acceptable to the Soviet they also think he will go Mryivow which the West would at least find certainty of a foreign minkieri necotiablq. meeting by mid-May. will have to But long before that the Western come up with clear policy deci governments, facing the virtual I sions of their own. close to the brink if he has to in order to tost Western determina tion to hold fast in Berlin His newest proposal that Soviet troops might join small units of armed forces of the other powers 'CAN OU IMAGINE SLESPIHG LIKE THAT -AFTER HAVING TWO FICT FIGHTS, SETTING XJR FOOT CAUGHT IN A ISSUING MACHINE ANO HAVING A HctGlWl THREATEN TO PUT M5U IN JAIL?' Doors Open 6:30 K THURSDAY! Ingrid 3rnrim a ki (9 Km COLOR Of. 1 f f 1 ) M 1 V 1 V 11 Moving Truck Kills Boy, 4 I YALE (AP) A four-year-old I Jimmy Dean Burns was killed Tuesday when he ran out in the street into the path of a moving truck. Polite Chief Boh Ingram said (he truck was being driven by I Robert Marquis of Vale at a speed of about miles an hour. I Young Burns was Oregon's 72nd (traffic fatality this year in the Associated Press tabulation. Ten have died so far this month. 39 18 45 25 45 56 29 55 I 3 .Of 52 39 .01 49 30 50 34 441 21 53 32 52 32 Ed Groups Slate Joint Hearing SALEM 'AP' The Senate and louse Education committees will hold a joint hearing March 23 at 8 p.m. on bills to increase state aid to local school districts One bill increases the basic I iChOQl support from MU5 to $120 I for each census child. The second bill provides $20 in addition to basic school support. Fins money would come from a special account. California Weather United PrOOf International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair and warm through Thursday with low humidity: high today 70-7fi; low tonight 4141; north to north east winds 6-12 m.p.h. Northern California Fair and warm through Thursday except the possibility of a few showers near the Oregon border Thursday: ow humiditv; coastal winds north to northeast 10-20 m.p.h. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Fair and warmer today and tonight; partly cloudy and cooler Thurs day with the possibility of a few showers. Sierra Nevada: Fair and warm through Thursday with low humid ity: fresh northeast winds. Sacramento Valley: Fair and warm through Thursday with low humidity; high both days 70-77: low tonight 42-52. northerly winds 8-15 m.p.h Northwestern California: Fair through Thursday except possibil ity of a few showers from Eureka northward Thursday; slightly Warmer today and slightly cooler Thursday, high today and low to night Unafe 77-43, Santa Rosa 80 42. Napa 73-44; coastal winds north to northeast 10-20 m.p.h. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday .Max. Min. Prep, Baker Bend Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Airp't Redmond Roseburg Salem Eastern Oregon Increasing cloudiness with occasional snow flurries tonight and early Thurs day; mostly cloudy u ith a few showers Thursday. Highs 40-50. low tonight 25-35. Western Oregon Increasing cloudiness with rain on north coast spreading southward and eastward tonight; considerable cloudiness Thursday with showers but periods of partial clearing. Low tonight 3545; high Thursday 43-53. Smalt craft warnings dis played at mouth of Columbia for southerly to southeasterly winds, reaching 2030 m.p.h. tonight, then shifting to westerly Thursday. Northern Oregon beaches Cloudy, with showers tonight, but some tapering off of showers Thursday. Bar winds becoming westerly tonight, 15-25 m.p.h. High temperatures 48-53; low tonight 38-42. Northern C a 1 i f o r n i a Fair except posibly a few showers near Oregon border Thursday; above normal temperatures and lew humidity. Coastal winds north erly to northeasterly. 10-20 m.p.h. Grants Pass and vicinity Variable high clouds, increasing tonight and becoming showery late tonight and Thursday; some periods of partial clearing Thurs day. Highs 52-57; low tonight 38-43. Baker-La Grande area Mostly cloudy with a little rain turning to snow tonight: partly cloudy but some clearing periods and a few showers Thursday. Highs 35-42; low tonight 27-32. Khrushchev's latest maneuver west Berlin has been viewed Wime in a speech at Berlin Mon-1 as little more than sugar coating dav. He said then that the Western on a bitter pill. With the West powers might keep small garrisons insisting it would not pull its troops of their forces in West Berlin if out. officials argue, Khrushchev in they agreed to make that city a effect has simply offered to let "free city" and if a Soviet gar-1 some of them stay there it they rison was also stationed there. stayed on his terms. This suggestion seemed to re-i His reference to troops, however. verse the line he had taken in a note to the United States. Britain, France and West Germany on Nov. 27, when he first made his 'free city" proposition and talked about demilitarizing West Berlin. That was the second move in a has been subjected to two other less talked about interpretations One is that in seeming to meet 3 Western objection to his plan he was simply trying to create confusion. The other interpretation is that series which began Nov. 10. when (Khrushchev wanted to provide Khrushchev announced that the 'himself with an escape hatch. Of- Western powers must get out of 'finals who suggested this possibili the German city and said that the Soviet t'nion intended to turn over its occupation functions in East Berlin to the East German Com fy said that if the crisis gels too hot and he wants to find a way out some months from now he may use his troop proposal in some munist recime The announcement . modified form as a basis for say immediately raised the specter of ing that he was prepared all along a new Berlin blockade. to agree to Western forces re- As a result of diplomatic ex-'maining in Berlin. From this start changes since that time, there is ing point he might then come up now conditional agreement on an with a formula for Berlin's future early toreign ministers conference - to deal with German problems. - There also is the prospect of a Gol SolOD summit meeting later in the year. Browbeats Men SANTA FE. YM. fAPJ Rep. Helen Wells of Torrance County rose in the New Mexico House to speak for a bill that all commun ity property should go to a sur viving widow in case of a man dying without leaving a will. She said: "This is a good bill. I don't feel like arguing about it. So if you gentlemen will just agree with me. there will be no argument " There was no argument. The bill passed unanimously. Chicory, crocus, hyssop, myrrh and saffron are words borrowed from Mesopotamia. CORRUPTION CRACKDOWN KARACHI. Pakistan (UPI) -The Pakistani government stepped up its campaign today against corruption and inefficiency in of ficial circles. I'nder a new order promulgated Tuesday by Presi dent Mohammed Ayub Khan, any official convicted of subversive activities, misconduct, or ineffici ency may be suspended, retired, reduced in rank or dismissed, without right of appeal. the wonderful adventure . . . "torn thumK a fc. .ml yl- TK.VOJ. .1 p;Bunyan ..its colorsome The remarkable itory ol "?0"i thumb" cc-'ei to Me In o nodon picture of IftfinHo rrag.c ord surprise. The 'ar is Roy (he's " eoc'y 5 'A- '"ches hgh) but the fftr-3 MO0M is tOftjRC A m 'j'p-e. of screen taflplefROOj, Russ Tamblyn Alan Young Terry-Thomas Peter Sellers Jessie Matthews June Thorburn Bernard Miles - m m Puppetooos ra- I !-i,c:e(oidn rreuerg Tax Group Okays Bill SALEM 'AP-The Senate Tax ation committee approved 4-2 Tuesday a hill which would es tablish a higher assessed valua tion ratio on utilities for property tax purposes. Spokesmen lor the utilities call ed the hill unfair and regressive. But Senate President Walter Pearson ' D-Portland told the Senate Taxation Committee the measure would stall the shift of property taxes from utilities to residences. The bill would establish an as MfMd value 30 per cent higher on utilities than on business prop erty, and 10 per cent less on homes than on business. Pearson said the share of the total property tax in this state paid by home owners has been increasing in recent years while the share paid by utilities has! been decreasing. He said they should be stabilized. Bruce Pickett, representing Pa- cific Telephone and Telegraph Co said the proposed law would lead to chaos He said "We have been getting it i the share paid hy utili ties ' down where it belongs." t'lilities are now assessed at 17 per cent more than the other two classes of property. Kstes Snedecor. speaking for Portland (leneral Electric, called the bill a seleclie sales tax. He said it would discourage business. l'tiities now pay about 12 per cent of the total properly tax col lected in Oreson. Printed Pattern Mishap Averted By Jet Bombers MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho 'AP' Two B47 jet bombers missed collision by inches Tuesday. As they hanked steeply at 3fl.obo-foot altitude to avoid each other, the wing of one clipped a radio an tenna from the tail fin of the other. 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