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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1959)
p I j I ..: ..o t " 0119ZI KwS i. a .VIC J TAGE J A HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY MARCH 25. 195 Crews Seek NYC Ponders Secession Two Bodies prom state Of New York "DENNIS THE MENACE" OKHHO.V till i Inn lifted through the rup tured Ulterior of a meat packir.: plant today looking for two work ers believed missmj tn a freak disaster srtiKh claimed five Uses Five ' workers died Tuesday when as ice house atop ine seseo r.orjr brick buiidinj caUapted It ripped nufe ro.es m each floor in ka dive to the basement. Sixteen ther worker were injured Tons of rubble and meat were ltd at the bate of the buildnuj The stinftcf aroma of ammonia ws pre!ent as the searchers c- - : - - Company officials said they are (airly certain the missinr, men are buried in the debns and pre aumed dead They were identified as Claud Wilkinson and Jsrr.es ifelateai Scores of lues ere sat ed when aeconds elapsed before each Poor section five way. Workers said they heard muffled rarr." srmi la r to an earthquake ar.d scurried to safety. A coffee break may base saved additional bvea. Officials said there was no way to determine bow many of the plant s 1.100 workers were in the building at the tirr.e. Essies. DOORS CPCN :30 P. M JHMSOHGMnt SMMyJ0fiS SwtC l NEW YORK AP-Nw York City is looking into the possibility of seceding from New York and seeking statehood. The suggestion that the ciiy might become a sovereign state caused the state Senate to rock snth laughter. But the city fathers maintained :hey werenl issst whisttr.g Dtxie. Demands for separation of the city from the rest of the state go back almost 100 years. The first was made by Mayor Fernando Wood in 1K1 Since then bills call ing for secession have been intro duced into the Legislature many lmes. How to do it legally has always seen a q-estion. A move calling for a committee lo study the possibility was intro duced in the City Council Tuesday. and referred to the Rules Com mittee for study. The move came in the wake of a bitter fight berneen the city and the state over money. The city government, which is Democratic said it must have new taxes trus year to balance its budget. Per mission was needed from the Leg islature, which is Republican. The city leaders claimed thev r.ad to go "hat in hand to Al bany. There, they said, thev found New- York City treated like an unwanted stepchild." They didn t get all the taxing power they wanted. Mayor Robert F. Wagner's im- med ate response was to lop 33 minion do! ars otf the budget, an nouncing that the pinch would be felt by SOOOO city employes who would get smaller pay raises, or none at all. The mayor's austerity program brought a wave of protest from city employes Some 9 000 of the city's teachers threatened mass resignations Other city employes scheduled a one-day protest stop page snnoo strong next Tuesday Later they hinted they might stay out longer At Albany, the state Senate howled vviih laughter when a res olution was introduced to let New York City secede The move called for a state constitutional amendment to cre ate South New York" 'New York City) and "North New York44 the rest of the state The leading rebel was Joseph Zaretzk. leader ot the minority Senate Democrats He repeatec !req-.er.'. city complaint, that the city is often snort-changed in the matter of state aid. In a voice vote. Republican sen aiors whims. ;a..y added tr.e.r loices to 'hose of their Dernocra nc cojeagues in a thur.dero.s aye " One lone "no" voice w as faintly heard There was a hush wh.e the hody waited for Lt Gov. Malco.m Wilson, presiding officer and a Re publican, to deal with the situa tion He smiled and blandly ruled The axer.dTen: is defeated But there was no whimsy in the secession resolution offered in the City Council It came from Joseph T Sharkey. Democratic majority leader and 10 other Democratic .ounciLmen The resolution calls for a com mittee to be set up to study "the possibility and legality of New York City seceding from the state of New York for the purpose of becoming a sovereign state " The measure was introduced with much fist-shaking in the di rection of Albany Sharkey-, who comes from Brooklyn denounced what be called the "vicious atti tude" of Republican Gov Nelson A. Rockefeller and the Legislature m imposi.-.g economic s.avery on the city. ' SHE S5 fTsJ A PK3C W SNEEZE. WtiTEVEft 7JAT H Maybe Life's Less Complex In Hula-Hoop Factory Ruling Given On Gals' Attire ATLANTIC CITY. N J. ' AP Women can wear short shorts. tight-fitting dungarees or toreador pants on ihe Atlantic City hoard- alk. says the City Commission The Women's Chamber of Com erce had complained that the dress required on the boardalkGem as y wasn't conservative enough I".'!3 T3" By BOB THOMAS "As a floory. Nothing but drink HOLLY-WOOD AP' - Georeeii"" ad eawswsanf." Baldwin had been workine hard "Surety "Separate Tables' Is in the hula-hoop factors- seme I okay Suds a nice cast. David sav too hard Nivea . . u. i.i. h!..K u. .i,J Purys a eJd fraud who moler ii hnH nt.aimA hi. fm.L- cUdjes is "-.bearers k. . i iT. .hV..,- Hnsanm 1 tha t suppose The duction line Now. with the erase dying and the plant retooling for hurley plates, he would make amends. I know:" he exclaimed as he! drove his Whippet home on the freeway. "1 11 take the whole EMM liy to a movie' What fun when the folks used to take us to tne oungs!ers! Oh. that The commission ruled Tuesday that casual dress has been ac cepted throughout the country and the city will just have to go alone. The World's Most Honored Show i 52 Bent Picture Awards and World-Wide Honors DAVID NIVEN CANTINFLAS ROBERT NEWTON SHIRLEY MacLAINE Flltuf ini 44 "Cimio" Start ncMNicotota SUMSltf tr, ISMti POt. IOHN F1M0W iM I J 1'IIKH Item Clank 17 JUIIS VtMt Dinette br MICHtIL isicison ADMJSI6W Adults $1.25 Chi Id ran (under 12) 50c 2SLiis.sISs?sissssssss MICHAEL TODD'S 'M. A7 80 Starts FRIDAY! chesses Oh SNewine Nif kHy Osi Weekdays .t 8 05 P.M. turdy Matinee 1:30 Evening - 8:30 Sunder Matinee 1:30 Evening - 7:30 Wed. Matinee -1:30 At home. George Baldw.r. patted 'he heads of Maxine. 7. Patty. 9. and Laverne. 11. and sissed his wife. Nancy. That was surprise enough. Then he sprang the topper "Let's all go to a mo4.- tonight. Mr Baldwin's face darkened and she ordered the daughters to go to their room This puuled hr husband "Don't you want to go to 1 movie"" he asked "I'd do anything to get out of his cottcm-picking house she re torted. "But we can't discuss mov ies in front of the children." "Ridiculous: Why not"" "You've been circulating with that hula-hoop crowd so much you don 4 Vno-A w.-.a4. eoinc on know1. l's. been reading the nsavie reviews. Now just what picture would you like to take the eh.: dren to'" "I thought we might see some of those that are up for Academy Awards. How about Cat on a Ho Tin Roof. I like inimal movies ' "Are you daft44 The cat is Mag ?ie and- she spends the picture '.rving to get her husband to act like a husband instead of pining tor an old teamma'e. ' How about I Want to Live4? That sounds inspirational ' "About a girl whose hobbies are crime and men" Then how about 'Some Came Running ? I hear Shirley Mac Lame is wonderful . . ." : That should About a girl unwed moth- Oet.sa: or es - No Nrc .r k.nd of language - .-. ""' t-e cht.dren 4 hear n; there s a bedroom scene "I e gas it ' 4Gigi' te a g one It s gay . a J right from a kssg line of ers wno is :rke: to be a French T.jstsi Ho do we explain all that to our daughters 1 doc: know. I just don't know." said George Baldwin, hu - - - ::.-: - .ra4:tr.r.g before him I guess I II just stay home and watch TV. I see they're showing The Cohens and the Kellys in the Argentine.' " a DOORS OPEN 4:30 P.M. n I -- Starts T0NITE Etk myfflm& diuou unps irom ine ceilings, bodyless heads talk and the dead walk! l..k. J'-' J!2e4sv" arw' ri5ll IC vnn umr a utrsi urinr tug-riMi nnri iT ivsl mM Jpr -"s All 1 UU nHiL H ntHrt nCHn l.nnl On UU I ! Jetline Trip Said Smooth NEW YORK 'LP1' - Balance a cigarette on its filter tip on a table in a new jet airliner right after takeoff in San Francisco and three hours and 44 minutes later when you whoosh into Chicago it still will be standing on end. Comparing the Boeing 707 jet to piston-driven airliners in service on most routes today is like match mg a Mercedes Benz 300SL with a model T. On American Airline's Inaugural (light Irom -an Francisco to New lork with a stop at Chicago, the 707 with 106 passengers and 1 crew of nine aboard cruised se renely at speeds up to 615 miles an hour. On takeoff, the four je: engines scream like a contralto with her toe caught in a wringer, but once she hits 30.000 feet the T07 is in credibly quiet. The new jets fly so fast that 1 Americans inaugural there as an argument among some passengers whether the plane was flying over the Sierra or the Rock ies. At 30.000 feet it is hard to tell whether you're over Reno, or Grand Junction. Colo. 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She contended in her suit, filed Tuesday that maintaining resi dences in both California and New- York was a legitimate business expense in 19M. She was appear ing at the time in the Broadway stage produclioe. "Wonderful Town " Bar taxable income that year was trvooo she said. Home's Roof In Wrong Spot NEWPORT. Ky ' P - Ernest Johnson put a new roof on his I house Tuesday, then fired up ht 'stove and relaxed Soon his roof was ablate and his home full of smoke j Firefighters saved part of the roof and said the trouble was Johnson built the roof right o-er 'tat ehur.ney. "the best place to shop . . . after all' USE YOUR ACCOUNT 4 month end if mmm , ALL CHARGES I MADE NOW PAYABLE MAY 10 PLASTIC Bathroom CURTAINS Plain 0 pcttemi in cho-ct selection cW col on. Standard sue. Downstairs VALUES TO 3.98 1.98 Needlepoint PICTURES Set mcUxJes vom to con-plete . . . 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