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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1959)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 1B59 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGOV PAGE iA CITY BRIEFS Oraduat-Gerald H. Igl. 7I El dorado Avenue, uai graduate, from the University of Michigai June 13 with a bachelor or law: degree. Friendly Clrlce will hold a pot luck luncheon and business meet ing inursday, June 18, at the dome of Mrs. Louise Bortons, Pel lean City. Initiation Lady Eagles Auxiliary ry will hold a regular meeting nn initiation of candidates Fri flay. June 19, S p.m. in the lodge hall. Officers will wear formals and refreshments will be served Birthday Dinner Shasta View Grange members with birthdays in , April. May and June will be hnn. ored at a birthday potluck dinner 30 fnday in Shasta Hall. Shas. ta Way and Madison Street. An open meeting will follow. Sacred Concert will be present . ed by the Ambassador Quarter. . Pacific Lutheran College, Taco ma, at the Klamath Lutheran , Church. 1175 Crescent Avenue. 8 p.m. The public is invited, and , mere is no admission charge. Guests The former Anna L. Carter and her son from Hayward . apent the weekend with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hunnley , and family, 509 North Third Street. , Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter . Bock of Pendleton were , weekend visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bock. 137 High Street. Poluttk-A potluck luncheon will feature a meeting of the Retired Teachers Group Saturday at 1 p.m. . In the home of Mrs. Annabelle Newton. 423 Plum Street. Bethel i International Order of ; Job's Daughters will hold a candy ale Saturday. June 20. from 9 "' a m. until 5 p.m. in the Low Cost Market on South Sixth Street. La dies are asked to bring candy by t a.m. Pestponed Landscape Study .roup meeting scheduled for Fri lay. June 18, has been postponed intu lurther notice. Meeting regular monthly meet ng of the Social Security Clubs of merica No. 37 will be held at ihe Winema Hotel Thursday, June 18. 7:30 pi. Merry Mixers Beginners round dance class will not be held thi week. The next class will be Wednesday, June 24. Chief Reports Invade Threat MANAGUA, Nicaragua (API New invasion threats from two directions were reported Tuesday night by President Luis Somoza. whose government has just fin ished off a group of rebels that invaded Nicaragua two weeks ago. The 37-year-old president, whose family has ruled this Central American republic for 23 years, said one new set of invaders is based in Honduras and consists of about 50 men. He was not certain whether it had actually crossed Nicaragua's northern border and sent units of his well trained army to check. The other group is getting ready to strike with about 200 men from neighboring Costa Rica, probably in about two weeks. Somoza said. He said the Honduras-based group is under the command of Rafael Somarriba, a Nicaraguan National Guard lieutenant 10 years ago. Somoza charged it was formed and trained in Cuba of mercenaries from several Carib bean countries. He claimed both groups contain members of the Caribbean Legion, an outfit purportedly dedicated to the overthrow of dictatorships. The contingent in Honduras, he charged, is financed by Commu nists and armed by Prime Minis ter Fidel Castro's government. I Tea r T OS. l e I "And just whose idea was it in the first place that he be brought back down here to re-enact the crime?" 4-H NEWS DUNSMUIR-Dr. Jack A. Tuck er, veterinarian, spoke on What to do until the vet comes" at the last meeting of Crag View 4-H Club, Dunsmuir, at the Methodist Church. A 4-11 member should be able to take care of an injured animal without hurting it or himself. Tucker said. He demonstrated how to make bandages and how to put them on the animal. Some of the In some parts of Alaska rain fall is very light. But. on the southeast coast, Alaskans joke that they measure rain not by feet, but fathoms. JUNIOR RODEO QUEEN'S CONTEST SUNDAY JUNE 21 TULELAKE FAIRGROUNDS bandages shown were the many tailed bandage, pressure bandage and muzzles, using materials at hand such as belts, neckties and nylon stockings. The other emergencies discussed were poisonings and eye injuries. Dr. Tucker gave first aid advice for these also. Cookies and punch were served by the refreshment committee con sisting of Carmen Brieno, Gail Burger. Pamela Loney. Russell Callick and Sharon Randle. Compromise Housing Bill Backed By Demo Leaders By JACK BELL I budget. WASHINGTON IAP) Demo- This would follow the pattern of cratic leaders backed today ai" airport aid program cut below compromise H.310.000.000 housing! Eisenhower-! monetary request, 'and cronnod to tun vrai tl tc ir land rrnnnH in ttin voii li c in pruned sharply to avoid a!t1M D.,..i iu budgot bus ting tag and a possible argumcnt lhat more ambitious Although a Senate-House confer ence committee has yet to work out final details. House Speaker Sam Rayburn 'D-Texi and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B John son of Texas passed the word they want a measure limited to a two-year program and tailored to siay witmn tiscnnower s new AUDIENCE OF ONE SAX DIEGO. Calif. - State Sen. Hugo Fisher went to a home for a neighborhood rally and found that no one had turned out to meet him. Remembering he had given advance copies of his spcecn to newsDaDers. Fisher asked the woman in the home to listen to him and he delivered his speech, complete with ges tures. await what they profess to regard as the certain election of a Democratic president in I960. Rayburn and Johnson apparent ly are determined to shoot out from under the Republicans the main stays of the GOP campaign to label the Democrats as spend ers. The housing .and airport aid bills have been frequently cited in GOP attacks on the "budget busters." With this in mind. Sen. John Sparkman D-A!a predicted that when the housing measure is com promised in final form it will be nearly veto-proof. "We're going to make it very difficult for the President to veto it, i he believes in a hou-sins program at all." Sparkman said. Sparkman added that the bill will make almost no change on the budget totals recommended by Eisenhower for the coming year. It apparently is going to take some legislative sleight-of-hand, however, to telescope the program into two yean. As a part of the omnibus measure, the Senate voted for a six-year outlay of 52.100.noo.O0O for urban renewal. The House approved a three-year program of l'i billion. Eisenhow er had asked $1,330,000,000 over a six-year period. Ordinarily, the Senate-House compromise committee has to stay within the time and money limit of the House and Senate ver sions of the bills. 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