Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 19, 1959, Image 2

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fTFRALT) AST) NEWS. KTIAMATH FAILS: -OPFGON
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Prof Charged With Killing : .&
ROCHESTER. NY. AP A.holdip? penetrated his head! NASH 1LI-K. Tenn. IAP) A
college professor who threw a fi- through the l.ft ee. convicted murderer was recap-
year-oia Doy to tne ground in a tit the Mick in me boy s hand was i urea in a Nashville tavern Man.
oi rase Has Seen charged with
the unforeseen circjinstdncc'iday ics than six hours after be 1 removal o( a breast tumor.
iioebel said. "I didn't know it was escaped from the penitent
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP' Mrs , went home rom the hospital Mon
Harrv S. Truman. 74. rallied to-jdliy nij;lt.
day from effects of surgery fur ,.sh scenic(i to be a little grog-
first degree manslaughter.
The charge was placed Monday
after the bov. Michael Snrrp. Hied
at a hospital. seem like a monster, but it wasjpector Carney Patterson:
cnanes J. lioebel. 28. assistant J"5' on uinappy acciucm, ne "sure would like another
professor of ohysics at the L'ni-'sa;d- 'There can be no doubt There's a long dry spell ahead."
versity of Rochester, told police ! about how responsible I am for -Why not'" said v Patterson,
he became enraged when he sawi'his and I'm sorry for what hap-1 ricilly downed a second beer,
ihe youngster pushing and teasing pened." 1 f5' m the house," the bar-
y from the effects of the niedica-
A Research Hospital spokesman ;t;oll during the day," Truman
his son. George. 3 .last Saturday
Goebel said he raised the Sorce
boy over his head and dashed him
Goebel is free on $5.00(1 bail.
Brazil occupies more than half
to the ground. A stick the boy was'pf the Souih American continent.
tender said.
A major industry of Bulgaria is
derived from silkworm cocoons.
FLAKE WILLIS, right, president of the McCloud River Railway Company, McCloud, end
regional vice president of the American Shortline Railroad Association; Willis Kyle, center,
president of the Yreka Western Railroad Company; and C. E. Huntley, Washington, D.C.,
secretary-treasurer of the association discuss the agenda at the regional meeting of the
association at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite Valley recently.
Power Fizzle
Hits Bay Ciiy
SAX FRANCISCO (L'PD A
short piece of light cord was
blamed for an electrical failure
which cut off power in the en
tire Bayview District here for 22
minutes and put two radio stations
off the air.
The power failure occurred Mon
day at 9:02 a.m. when a 12.000
volt power line exploded in a
noisy shower of flame and sparks.
The flame buzzed almost five
blocks until it hit the PG&E sub
stitution, knocking out four other
12.000-volt circuits.
White hot wires fell to the side
walk, narrowly missing several
bystanders. The intense heat
touched .oft several small fires
atop the wooden power poles.
Company engineers said the
whole trouble was touched off by
a section 'of rubber lamp cord, ap
parently tossed into the line by a
child or a vandal, which caused
a cross-current between two lines
and then shorted out a transform
er. Power was restored at (1:24
a.m., although a 20-blnck area
served by Ihe exploded line was
without power for seven hours.
Radio stations KSFO and KKRC!
were put off the air and 7.000
workers at Hunters Point Naval
Shipyard were idled for around 20
minutes because of the power
blackout..., . .
Damage to the PG&E equip
ment was expected to run into
thousands of dollars.
The cardinal is one of the few
female birds that sings. Most male
birds of all species sing.
"DENNIS THE -MENACE"
I'M fJA By SITTING WE LITTLE BOy NEXT DOOR, ONiy HES NOT.
AND 1 THOUGHT. .. ..OH, JJfR X) WgJ
PARTY WINNEBS
Winners of last Friday night's
curd party, which was sponsored
by Ihe Lost Hiver Grange at the
Olene Grange Hall, were Olive
Gregory, ladies high, and Angelina
Mclani, second. Vvally Henry
copped men's high and Ben Angus.
second. In pinochle, Pat Mastcn
was first and Angelina Mclani, sec
ond.
HOW PIAYNof
DAN 0 HERLIHY f lfm
SUSAN KOHNER jjU (lMMw
-IUANITA MOORE liP
MAHAUA JACKSON Wftl JSx
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HraTONITE!
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WEDNESDAY
FIRST FANTASTIC
FLIGHT TO VENUS
...The Female Planet!
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Court Records
KI.AMATH FAIJ.S
MINH'ir.AI. iniBT
Euffone Kenneth flranhm. drunk In
An auto. $2S or 12' dnyi.
Stanley Roy Smith Jr., drunk in an
auio. viTi or i'j nayi.
Ernestine Jneknon. drunk in an auto.
52- or 12 j days.
Grare Lain, drunk In an auto, $25
or i'i davK.
Rohert Edward Ftndlay, drunk
an aulo. $25 or 12'i days.
Herman U. Thompson, drunk, $23
or 12' i days.
Wesley Allen Rutledge. dtiorderly
conduct, icntcnca to be pasted Tue-
dy.
Simon B. Riddle Jr., drunk, $23 or
12'i davit.
Marlon Alfred Tucker, vairincy, $23
suspended. ,
John Raymond L tic, drunk in an
aulo. $23 or 12' day.
Dal Reeves, drunk, $3 or 12'
dayi.
Richard E. Mother, drunk, released
to Air Force polire.
Wlllard T. Hull, icrklrw driving, con
liuurd to May 21-
Lrlma M. Howard, drunk and dis
orderly conduct, releaed to Air Force
poller.
Terrance Ellsworth Courtney, drunk.
$2.1 or 12' j dayi.
Waller Pajak. drunk. S2S or 12'
day,.
By bee Butler, drunk. W or 23 days.
Marvin Tupper, drunk, $30 or 23
day
Darold Merle Milnlyre. drunk, $23
or dv.
Cleve Snow, drunk. $2.3 or 12'i days.
Julius Hunter Green, vagrancy, ilUO
or n.
John Luther Dunn, drunk, $23 or 12' i
days.
Claude SiUs Barber Jr., disorderly
conduct. $23 or 12 1 3 days
Henry Salazar, drunk, $23 or 12 'a
dat
Allen Lec Brown, drunk. $23 or t2't
davt.
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Neal Spencer, (ailurr t drive on
right half of highway. ST 30.
Michael Kranci Schmcck. passing
with tn-miflclent clCrtrance, $7 30.
William Stephen Conlee, violation
bnstc rule. $7 5r'
Roy F. Rc nolds. driving under in
fluence of intoxicating liquor, hearing
of plea May 2U, 10 a 111. Released on
VI 00 bail.
Bruce Edward Chambers, excessive
length. Sis.
Fied Cul Moorman, no operator's
llcetwe. 3.
Kenneth Dean Wandell, faihire U
slop at a stop sign, $3.
K5lrld Aline Ueraghly. following too
rlosely, $7 30.
Tei ry James Minchinton, violation
baste rule. $12 30
Harold William Salter, failure to slop
at a stop sun. $3
John Henry Kdward. vagrancy, $.t3
or 13 days.
there.' Sinpina a beer as officers roortpd her condition was satis-
"I know this thin makes me walked up. Richard Reilly told In-! factory. The two-hour and 45-min-
ute operation was penormed won
dnv morninc.
Tests were being made to deter
mine whether the tumor was mal
ignant. Results of the biopsy prob
ably will not be known for two or
tnree days.
Former President Truman,
showing the strain of a long day.;
seemed in sod spirits when he i
said. "The doctors have assured
.i that everything is going well
tftor the operation.'
Aluminum Awnings
Screen Doors - Window
Screens Made-ro-Measure
GEORGE CLARK
Horn Phont TU 4-3241
Shippers Resume
Negotiations
SX KRAXOSCO 1 ITI Nego
tiations resumed today in the
strike again' Bay Area tus,
tt.wboats and harm's by the In
land Boatmen's I'mon.
Representatives of both sirio
met with Federal Mediator Grorye
Hillenbrand Monday and aareed
to consider two of the complicat
ed hours and overtime issues in
dispute.
About jfto members of tjie union
stnkk at midii'uht Friday, immuh
ilirnu thi'ir cratt on the Hav aoo
on San Joaquin and Sacramento
Hivers.
CKUinKUFS J15TH YEAR
NASMVU.LK. Tenn. 'ITI-The
ITSth anniversary o! the (iMindint:
of the Methotl'M I'hurch in Amci-
ica will be celebrated bestpmnc
Drcemher 27, Methodist leaders
said Monday. Mrihodixt Hiimp
Koy Shott ot NavhviUe was named
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it costs less than you think to go Greyhound!
Long trip, short trip, business or pleasure trip... you go
for less when you take a Greyhound bus. Enjoy air
conditioning, panoramic windows, frequent schedules
...fully equipped restrooms. Remember ... to get the
most for your travel money today next trip go the
GREYHOUND WAY.
There's a Greyhound agent near you
SAVE MONEY ON TRIPS LIKE THESE;
Eugena $ 5.05
Sokm $ 6.50
PorllonJ 5 7.45
Scoltlt 511.85
Socromcnto $ 7.25
San Francitco $ 8.05
Fresno $ 9.60
Lot Angclci $1 3.65
Son Diego $15.75
Reno $ 7.80
Salt Loki Cily S22.30
Loi Vcgat 522.30
Kingman S22.35
Albuqucrqut 535.10
One way, plus tax. Savt 20X on return . . . buy Round Trip ticket!
IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO OO GREYHOUND,
AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO USI
chairman for (he observance.