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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1959)
... 1 rtkfvm a ' UTDAtn iVn VPWC IfT AMATH FAT T C HPFHOM SUNDAY. Jl'NE 21. 1959 ' I , M 1 r'TT-g 1 1 ErT" ZTFsF ' , Mife k ww7- t I) A k r v,4 ,v Fishing Just Fine Off Link River Bridge s!5-. T"J 1 ' '15' -IS " " A GOOD MANY visitors from th south get their first personal Impression of Klamath Falls when they cross the Link River Bridge coming into the city. On most days, for most of each day, the bridge is lined with vacationing Icids trying to tempt fish from the world's shortest river within a city limits if not the world's shortest river, period. Most of the available treasures are chubbies, which are fine for the sport. But a few young anglers manage to produce rainbow trout, a real priie. Herald and News photographer Don Kettler stopped by the bridge to record the summer scenes tiere. In the large photograph at lower left, Ralph Warner, 13, 1022 Lytton Street, has moved just up the river from the bridge on the south side. Conger Street lies behind the trees across the river in this setting remarkable for anybody's eity limits. Views of how it's done are provided in the top row. At left, Kathv Kirkovics. I l-vear-old visitor from San Mateo. California, sees ho , Mara Maloney, II, 1962 Manianita Street, baits a hook. In the next pie- ture, results are Ueing hauled out of the river by Jerry Blankenship and Gary ? Valentine, 12-year-olds who live at 2414 Eberlein Street. The products of Ralph Warner's expedition to the river's edge are shown in the-third phots t from left. A very commendable catch. In the last photo above, Bill Godsey, 12, a visitor from Oakridge, Oregon, leans way over the bridge while Jim s Drew, II, 1759 El Dorado Boulevard, tries the extended arm technique. In the center picture, bottom row, young Drew has moved beneath the ' bridge to try the f'xh in that corner. The last photo shows what Godsey was ' leaning over for in the shot above. Admitting his catch is Ken Dugan, 1405 El Dorado Boulevard. .i REVENl'ERS CAl'SED IT j TEL AVIV, Israel VPI A man accused of heating his wift while she slept told police Thurv day It was unintentional. Police kept the husband in jail although , he contended that he had beel dreaming of "revenue men s questratms our property. 1 waved my hanrls excitedly and apparent- ly my wile" face got in the way." iL (i (i ' lA ' r - --- i i.!'''--' 'J t Vs"n Presidential Aspirant Got Two Votes In City Election WASHINGTON AP) Testify ing without the I'ncle Sam mill he wears In campaigns, Lar (America First) Daly got all the time he wanted Friday to fight lor the equal time rule on newscasts Daly's hopelessly unsuccessful campaign for mayor of Chicago led to hearings on changing the controversial rule. He began his testimony before the Senate Com merce subcommittee by demand Ins three or four hours to state his case. The chairman. Sen. John 0. Pas tore (D-RP. told him: Five Boys Shot By Neighbor "If your testimony lakes 15 hours, you'll be given all the lime necessary. But no man is going to threaten this committee." Daly did not take 15 hours or even fhree or four to testify, but he did talk at length. He men lioned. among other things, that he received only two voles in the election for mayor and that he plans to run for president in lfl. Daly electioneered lor mayor wearing an Uncle Sam suit and sporting a big sign marked "per ennial candidate." He demanded that a Chicago TV station devote as much time in its news programs to him as it did to the Republican and Democratic candidates. The station refused, hut the Fed eral Communications Commission later ruled that under present law Daly was entitled to as much time in newscasts as any other candi date. Despite a plea hy Ally. Gen. William P. Rogers and comment hy President Kisenhower that the ruling was ridiculous, the FCC stood by its interpretation of the law. Congress has been asked by ra dio and TV network officials to ohange the law. The networks said tie FCC ruling makes news Dalai Lama Okays Parley MUSSOORIE. India (API The Atom Byproduct May Offer Cure cov?rfle of political campaigns impossible. The subcommittee seems to lean toward exempting TV and radio npw ;rasl c rnmmpntarip and special events from the equal time I s," Mi,(,d Da,ai Lm o law. said Saturday he would welcome a jtold a regional meeting of the One hill belnre the committee, meeting between Prime Minister j American Chemical Society Fri- proposed by Sen. Vance Harikej Nehru of India and Premier Chou aa-v iD-lndi, would also exempt de-jKn-lai of Red China to thresh out bates and panel shows. It would solution to the Tibetan problem set up definite standards as to I The fugitive god king told his P Aft ft FynlorfpC , SEATTLE AP A byproduct .in which radioactive isotopes are of atomic reactors may enable led into organisms so that changes scientists tocurb heart disease in body chemistry can be traced. and cancer. "We may also be able to slow up the aging process," Dr. V. H. Lions Auxiliary Lhcldelin of Oregon State College EaA- AU!.P( PORTLAND (API-Mrs. Dana Sbelton of North Lincoln was as- Cheldelin described experiments sured election Saturday as presi dent of the Oregon Lions Club uhfl mav he considered Jl Ippiti- firsl nmvc rnnfrnnrA cin-o ha or. mate candidate lor public office. rived in India two months ago that UndCT DriVGT Wagon Train Still On Desert Barrymore Body To Join Brothers DETROIT H I'll - A coal dealer who said he was having trouble with youngsters and his! ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo. next-doos neighbor shot live teen The On - To - Orecon Centennial ace boya Friday night, wounding Wagon Train is riimhlmg across one aerioiisly. police said. the Little Colorado Desert. tiomicine nurem. u.-,.-. , , nr -,, ..i..ns pirfnnrn mi j, o( (w KMIy j, ,. inenillieo me aimaimm ni nimr sprnn lasi nigm in ine minnie ni., ..... , .-h-Hnted for 7 n m Sun Iday and the Requiem Mass for This hill received the sunnort was undecided about his fu of publisher Eugene C. Pulliam. I l,,r h"' mM not s,ay in In,'a who testified after Daly, rnlliam j 'ndfinit'I-v- is the publisher of the Indiana- The Dalai Ijma said he was pnlis Star and Indianapolis News, pleased that India, his host coun the Arizona Republic. Phoenix try, had championed Tibet's HOLLYWOOD (API The body Gazette and olher papers. cause, as it did that of Algeria. of Ethel Barrymore will he placed! Hi accused the FCC of having -Morocco and Tunisia. Monday in a crypt nesme ner ac-j iawn umo jim-u me mm m rm-j ne sain ne wouin welcome a, The explosive buckling of the tor brothers John and Lionel. ThCSorship over radio and TV broad- summit meeting between Nehru'fnnc-pi. wa, attributed to heat .. ;n It.. rl..ru ramdUn- Plltll " MnH aHHmI and rhMI t.-n.lai "if Ik I . . .... ipi "Ji" ' .. ini,- - .... .. nirn sent tne mercury to M ae- llHUSOIf'Um in lm nnKeifS. 'll li.nnj nuns ,.i iniuni i,.nr- r.rni.. n, in,-, wriP UHlMHtTTO gl-p, ft flw high for .lunp 19. The famed actress died of alaucracy we already have goern- in their true perspective." j Trresninwski's car was hurled heart ailment Thursday. Shejment by decree, regulatory order; The Palai Lama added he would '40 feet. All he got out of it was a wouia nave noeo mi iik. i.i. or a laniasnc inirrpreimmn 01 a50 welcome the suroort of all back ache Auxiliary. Also nominated Friday were Mrs. Frank Christian. Taient. first vice president; Mrs. Duant I SEATTLE (API Funny thing Griffith. 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The weekend camp will be at Hills River Crossing trek from Independence. Jeter. 40. Officers said Tommy .lames. IS, was the most seriously in jured of the five victims. He was eperated on at Receiving Hospital Green tsrly today for removal of hot The (un pellets from his lace and: Missouri, to Independence, Ore Deck. ' gnn, is being made to publicise The ether youths. .Ine Travis. , Oregon Centennial celehra- 17; Lenna Pullen. 17: Willie I'riv- llnn r. 1. and Allan White. 15, Ceived superficial wounds, old (era aid. Travis was shot in the neck. The other three were hit In the body. Detectives Ijiwrence Bleach and George Jackson questioned Jeter. They said he told them the trouble began about II 30 p m when a TT of " hoys sur rounded hu home on the near West Side. Jeter claimed he heard some one av, "let'a get him. let s take him." 10 a m. 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