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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1959)
J -MONDAY, MAY 11, 19M) HERALD AND NEWS, Accused Killer Escapes; 'Just Lonesome For Mom' FARMINGTOX, Mo. (API "I as just lonesome for mom." Thai waj the wav n-rthairprf Billy Glenn Newhouse accused of murder, kidnaping and rape explained nis escape from the an cient St. Francois County jail on Mnther'i Day. Newhouse came hack to jail of his own accord, flanked by his mother and two aunts, about nine hours after the escape- was dis- Union Sues Timber Firm ROSEBURG (API - Gene D. Mengcs, president of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union local here has filed a $493,678, suit against the Martin Bros. Contain er and Timber Products Corp. No mention of the union is made In the suit and Menses is listed in the action "as an individual and as a representative of a class to which he belongs." . The local was involved in a labor dispute with the companv which ended March IB. i The suit states that 5K5 em ployes of the corporation were denied employment for a period of 51 days. The suit contends that the firm violated the employe bargaining agreement and locked out employes without justification and in violation of another article of the agreement. ' Meanwhile, Harold McKenzle, field representative for the union, said the LSWU had decided to consent to employe balloting to choose between the LSWU and the Teamster Union as bargain ing agent. The Teamsters two months ago applied to the Na tional Labor Relations Board for an election in a move to take ever jurisdiction at the plant. covered. Two of the three men who fled with him art Kill at lai ge. Newhouse, 22, is to go on trial Thursday on a charge of murder ing his .uncle a year ago. He walked into the office of Sheriff Clay H. Mullins Sunday and said: "I realized 1 made a mistake and wanted to come back." One of the two aunts with him was Evelyn Greco. 42. of St Louis, who persuaded him to sur render to a posse in a wooded area last year. His mother. Virginia Newhouse 4n, and Miss Iva Gibson. 44. of St. Louis, also were with him Mrs. Greco said Newhouse tele phoned her from a service station in St. Louis and told her he want ed to go back. She said; "He said he wanted to see his mom for Mother's Day and he knew he had done wrong." the four men pried loose a con crete block and smashed their way through the floor of the cen tury-old jail. They dug a tunnel under the foundation with a spoon. Escaping with Newhouse were David L. Moyer. 20. Elvins, Mo.; Eric Linden Montgomery. 24. Des loge; and Joseph Federick. 35, St Louis. Federick was held on a car theft charge; Montgomery burglary charges and Moyer on a felonious assault charge. Newhouse is accused of the fatal shooting last May 15 of James L. Huskcy, 58, because Huskey wouldn t lend him his car. Officers said Newhouse took his uncle's car, kidnaped 17-year- old Linda R. Rawlins, and her companion. Archie Moore, both of Dcsloge. and sped south with them as hostages. At Poplar Bluff, po lice said he kidnaped service sta tion attendant George Tubbs. Tubbs was knifed al a Newport, Ark., restaurant, but fled and spread the alarm. GLAMOR GIRLS m mt. Wat fctww tamtkm. he.. Warn rt hu iwxi That's Peg for ya always one more bow. THIS PICNIC TABLE is on of the many that has been built in the forest camps along the shores of Diamond Lake. This picture, taken on May 4th of this year, shows the open condition of the camps already. The only snow left on that date was that found in occasional drifts under the trees.. Fishing season on the popular lake opens May 30. Streamliners Have Collision SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calif. AP Two Southern Pacific stream liners collided on a grade in the Santa Lucia Mountains Sunday, derailing four diesel units and three cars and injuring four per sons. The main line between San Francisco and Los Angeles was out of service for 15 hours. Trains went back inm service both ways on temporary tracks. . LOGGER KILLED OCEANLAKE (API Alexan der Nelson, 42, a Delake logger, was killed Sunday when an auto mobile he was riding in plunged off the Oregon Coast Highway near here. He was a passenger in the car which was driven by Dave Free man of Otis. Freeman and anoth er passenger, Don Wells, 24, Otis, suffered serious injuries. BUSINESSMEN'S BUFFET An Abundanct f Delect able Feedi prepered for your selection. Buffet Style - Moderate Pricei. SERVED DAILY Ponderosa Room Willard Hotel -3 The northbound and southbound Lark streamliners carrying 235 passengers and crewmen were traveling at reduced speed at 2; S3 a.m. when they came together. The northbound train pulled out of a siding and rakeri the south bound train's last three Pullmans. KLAMATH FALLS. Ml WW ri - i ii PAGE NINE Yanks For Demo Action Name Professor As Chief WASHINGTON (API Samuel H. Beer, 47, a Harvard professor and an avowed believer in politi cal liberalism, is the new national chairman of Americans for Demo cratic Action. Beer's election Sunday bv the self-styled liberal organizyition brings to ADA'a top leadership a close friend of Sen. John F. Ken nedy 'D-Massl. Kennedy is con sidered a likely contender for the Democratic presidential nomina tion In 19M) The ADA supported Stevenson in both his races for the presi dency in 1952 and 1956. Before the Democratic convention in 1956, however, the ADA declined to iale a preference by saying either Stevenson, Avcrell Harri man. or Sen. Estes Kefauver would be acceptable. Beer told a reporter he favors a libera1 candidate for president. In response to a question whether Kennedy would be acceptable to him. lie renlied Kennedy has cilled hlmielf i liberal and "I Washington economic eonultnt. ihink he would be in the liberal A new program of national foals category." was approved by the ADA at it As ADA bead. Beer was named concluded its 12th annual eonven lo succeed Robert R. Nathan, tion. 2 RUG Cleaning Special! MONTH OF MAY Sq. 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An advertiser wants his customers to like him, so it stands to reason he will benefit if he runs his ads where they please instead of annoy people. 3. Newspapers deliver more "ready to bny" prospects than any other medium. Newspapers offer something for everybody -information, entertainment, editorials, advertising. And the reader is attracted to the ad that interests him. This means that readership ratings on ads represent live prospects for the advertiser These people are easy to sell because they have a product interest On the other hand broadcast ratings indicate people with an interest in the program, not necessarily a buy ing interest in the product. 4. Newspaper advertising gets more action than any other medium. As a news medium, the daily newspaper gives advertising an atmosphere of action and believ ability. People have confidence in and believe in news papers. This prompts action on the part of the reader, 5. 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The best figures available indicate that the newspaper delivers a message to a person for a typical advertiser at a cost at least as low at the cost of deliver ing the message through television or magazine. And the other eight points guarantee more , message delivered. vMeM m Ml tmUrt e em if ee'urlUtoe- J Strata &nfc$ti0 i 1
