HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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KEN WILLIAMS, ton of Mr.
nd Mrs. J. H. Williams,
903 Mitchell, will talc part
in th American Legion
sponsored Beaver Boys State
at Corvallls this June. Ken,
a junior at Klamath Union
High, School, hat been a
member of the a cap
pella choir and taken part
' in the sports program at the
high school. Hit attendance
at the two weeks training
session on government is
sponsored locally by the Ki-
. wanit Club.
CITY BRIEFS
Three R Dub will have a card
party on Tuesday at the Shasta
Community Hall, corner ot Madi
son Street and Shasta Way. Lunch
eon at Vt o'clock; cards alter-
wards.
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold a regular meeting on
Wednesday, June 10, in the 100K
Hall at 8 p.m.
Postponed Women of the Moose
Chapter 467 Academy of Friendship
has postponed the Tuesday, June
9, meeting until Tuesday, June 30.
Catholic Daughters will meet
tonight at I o'clock at Sacred
H- irt Parish Hall.
Artifartora The Klamath Falls
Artifactors Club will meet in regu
lar session Monday, June IS, in
the Klamath County Library lec
ture room. Artifacts from a recent
"dig" will be displayed and dis
cussed. Refreshments will be
served.
Mark Dines
With Nelson
TARRYTOWN, NY. APt -
Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon had
breakfast here Sunday with N'el
son Rockefeller, the New York
governor who has a boomlet go
ing lor mm for the tMo Repub
lican presidential nomination.
After the breakfast. Rockefeller
said: "H was a very pleasant
isit." Rockefeller added he and
Hatfield discussed problems 01
mutual interest in the operation
01 state governments.
Later, Richard Amper, Rocke
feller's press secretary, was ask
rd about a report that Rocke
feller had declined to pose for a
picture with Hatfield.
Nothing to it, Amper replied.
He said no reporters or photog
raphers were present for the
meeting because the time and
place had been indefinite up to
the last minute.
The press secretary said the
meeting was friendly. When it
broke up, Amper said, Rockefef
ler's parting comment was that
he would see Hatfield at the Gov
ernor's Conference in Puerto Rico
in August.
Hatfield is in the East for a
veek of meetings and conferences.
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GOP Leaders
Meet Tonight
WASHINGTON (API-President
Eisenhower explores with other
Republicans tonight methods of
reviving their party s lagging
prospects of regaining control of
Congress. .
Eisenhower is expected to urge
GOP members at a SlOO-a-plale
dinner to put forth some of the
"revolutionary effort" he told his
news conference last week will be
needed to win Senate and House
contests.
Vice President Richard M. Nix
on also will speak at the dinner,
officially billed as honoring Re
publicans in congress.
With a capacity 3.200 tickets re
portedly sold, the dinner was ex
pected to raise upwards of $300..
ono for the Republican campaign
committees of the two houses. Of
the net proceeds the House com
mittee will get 60 per cent and the
Senate group 40 per cent.
The dinner was arranged by the
chairmen of the two committees.
Sen. Barry Goldwatcr of Arizona
and Rep. Richard M. Simpson of
Pennsylvania.
In advance of the dinner. Re
publicans had indications their
criticisms of the Democratic-controlled
Congress are beginning to
hit home.
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Police Report Two Mishaps
two weenena acciaenis on nouiei
66 were reported by state police
today.
Officers said a car with three
OT1 students spun out of control
half a mile from the Weyerhaeus
er Junction and landed upside
down. The car. police said, was
out of control for 430 feet.
The driver was identified as Lar
ry Ray Hutchins. 20. His passen
gers were Kenneth Leitch and
Ray Oliver.
Police said the curve was
Lumber Men
Slate Meet
Klamath Basin Lumber Opera
tors scheduled a noon meeting to
day to discuss "immediate prob
lems, among them a shortage of
timber to keep mills operating.
An industry official said one
concern would be temporary loss
of timber from the Klamath In
dian Reservation while the reser
vation is in termination process
Nobody yet has dared estimate
exactly how much timber opera
hors must get from other souices
to substitute for the reservation
timber not presently available, but
estimates range from 60 to 90 mil
lion board feet a year.
Two months ago operators got
a promise from the Bureau of
Land Management to increase
Inwable cut from its lands by about
eight million board feet a year.
Similar requests have been
made of the U.S. Forest Service
and other government agencies
wnn timber to sell.
The meeting today was to be
with Wayne Oaskms of Portland
an official of the Western Forest
Industries Association.
marked for 35 miles an hour
Hutchins told officers he was do
ing 55 or 60 miles an hour.
An accident blamed on the de
clining western sun occurred at
6 p m. near the Klamath River
bridge on the Greensprings High
way near Keno.
Officers said a car driven by
Mildred Laurent Randies of Med-
ford had stopped along the high-
way and was struck in the rear by
a car driven by Virgil Augustus
bwanson, Medtord.
Police said Swanson's car slid
9B feet before it struck the Ran
dies auto.
The front car returned to Med
ford on its own power, officers
said, but the rear car was heavily
damaged about the front end.
Both drivers said they would
make full reports to state police in
Medfordr-
Dad Fiqhts
For Killer
uincui-n, ien. iai'I Mass
killer Charles Starkweather, 20.
faces his fourth scheduled date
with the executioner Friday. But
the admitted slayer of It won't
die if his father can halt it via
the courts.
Guy Starkweather, instrumental
in keeping his son from the elec.
trie chair last May 22. hopes this
weeK to gel the Lancaster D
trict Court to grant a writ of habe
as corpus, delaying the execution
again.
He also sought help from the
u s. supreme Court, but a sookes.
man said a telegram and a letter
trom t.uy. in their present form,
weren't sufficient for a review.
The bandy legged killer doesn't
claim he's innocent, but as he told
the Nebraska Parole Board re
cently: "1 honestly believe if I
was represented right ibv atlor
neys in District Court) I would
have gotten life."
Starkweather was ordered to
pay with his life for the slavinc
oi Konen .lensen. Kennet. Neb.,
schoolboy, during a murder ram
page that took in lives In January
isag. He also admitted shooting a
lining station attendant tn Decern
her 1957.
Two Musicians
Slate Concert
BLY TWO Af Rlv't milciUn.
will be nresented in a pnnrMi m
the science room of the Bly School
on inursday, June II, atU p.m.
The concert is open to the pub
lic and no admission fe will h
cnargen.
r.lilanelh Campbell, who gradu
Ated this Vear Irnm larvlhnrK
College and who has studied the
piano since sne was six years old
will be one of the featured soloists
Miss1 Campbell was nrmivt ir
a concert at the college earlier this
spring.
The other arlisl !c Marort r.
ber. who graduated from M.lli
College in 17. and who was pre-
seoiea in a concert In her senior
year at me school.
Kleanor Thnmnnn Is rkairman
m ine arrangements lor tna at
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ri'B PARLEY POISONED
LONDON H'Pli The conven
tion of licensed victualers pub
keepers, who are licensed to serve
food adjourned for lunch to a
pub across the street, tight mem
bers came down with food potson-
SHRINE OFFICER
CALGARY. Alta. AP George
Guldagger of Ashland, Ore., was
elected vice president of the Pa
cific Northwest Shrine Assn. at
the group's annual conference
The meeting was held here on
the weekend. i
Pianist Siies London Paper For Name-Calling Attack
LONDON (UPD American en
tertainer Liberace today sued the
mass-circulation Daily Mirror and
columnist Bill Connor for calling
him, among other things, "tie
biggest sentimental vomit of all
time."
The 40-year-old pianist was in
court today when his lawyer, Gil
bert Beyfus, started his case for
damages.
Beyfus read passages from the
articles in question which ap
peared under Connor's nom-de-plume
of "Cassandra" in the Daily
Mirror Sept. 28, 1956, and Oct.
18. 1956. shortly after Liberace
had arrived in Britain for a stage
tour.
"He is the summit of sex the
pinnacle of masculine, feminine
and neuter, everything that he. she
or it can ever want." one column
said. "I spoke -to aad but kindly
men on this newspaper who have
met every celebrity arriving from
the U. S. for the past 30 years.
They all say that this deadly,
winking, sniggering, snuggling,
chromium-plated, scent-impregnated,
luminous, quivering, giggling,
fruit flavored, mincin. ice - cov
ered heap of mother love has had
the biggest reception and impact
on London since Charlie Chaplin
arrived at the same station (Wat
erloo! Sept. 12, 1921.
PAPER AWARD
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Shel
don Sackett. publisher of the Coos
Bay, Ore.. World, Sunday said he
plans to establish a new around-the-clock
daily newspaper here.
New Salesmart Now
With Bruce
Owens, Realtor
Dean Howell, long-time Klam
ath Falls resident is a new sales
man in the office of Bruce Owens.
Realtor, Dean was formerly with
M k S and previously to that was
in business for himself. Dean's
business background makes him
well-qualified to help you with all
your real estate transactions,
whether they be for a new busi
ness or a new home. Contact him
at 7th and Pine or call TU 4-3129.
Adv.
"This appalling man . . . reeks
with emetic language that can only
make grown men long for a quiet
corner, an aspidistra, a hand
kerchief and the old heave ho.
Without doubt he is the biggest
sentimental vomit of all time,
slobbering over his mother, wink
ing at his brother (George) . , .'
Bevfus read. '
The Milwaukee-born entertainer
nodded his head when Beyfus de
scribed the articles to Judge Cyril
Salmon and the jury of 10 men
and two women.
The lawyer said they comprised
'as vicious and violent an attack
on a plaintiff as can well be im
agined, written as you probably
will think by as vicious and violent
a writer as has ever seen the pro
fession of journalism in the city af
London." '
GRAVE CONDITION
SALEM. Ore. (AP Rex Put.
nam. Oregon's superintendent of
public instruction, remained in
grave condition at a hospital her
Sunday night, his physician said.
Putnam is suffering from
heart ailment.
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