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ft MONDAY. JINE 22. 1059 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PAGE THREE Experts Plan Nuclear Study I GENEVA (UPH - U.S., British and Russian scientists today be Sjn a weeklong study of means 1 detect high altitude nuclear explosions. The United States wat cVpected to supply most of the answers. ;The experts hope to report in a, week to the three-power diplo matic conference here which is trying to work out a treaty out lawing nuclear weapons test ex plosions. All this week the scientists will meet in the mornings and the dip lomats in the afternoon. A similar scientific conference ended last summer with a report that resulted in starting the test ban treaty conference Oct. 31 At the time, too little was known about detecting high' altitude nu clear explosions for the scientists to make any recommendations. Since then both the United States and Russia have made progress in artificial satellites and the United States gained a tre mendous amount of new informa tion from its high altitude nuclear explosions in Project Argus. The Russians are not known to have similar data. Heading the nine-member' U. S delegation is Dr. Wolfgang Panof sky of Stanford University. He was not expected to arrive until midweek because of personal busi ness. - Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, cloudy 82 62 .16 Albuquerque, clear 93 61 .15 Anchorage, cloudy 69 70 Bismark, cloudy 67 55 Boston, cloudy 81 64 Buffalo, cloudy 60 63 Chicago, cloudy 89 60 .02 Cleveland, rain 86 64 .59 Denver, cloudy 86 58 Pes Moines, cloudy 91 59 .10 Detroitrain' 86 62 .12 Fort Worth, rain 93 71 .74 Helena, cloudy 78 51 .30 Indianapolis cloudy 87 69 Kansas City, cloudy 86 73 Los Angeles, clear 84 64 Louisville, cloudy 93 71 Memphis, cloudy 89 69 Miami, cloudy 85 74 Milwaukee, cloudy 88 55 .03 Mpls.-St. Paul, clear 74 52 New Orleans, clear 90 74 New York, cloudy 83 68 Oklahoma City, cloudy 92 70 .06 Omaha, cloudy 88 59 .38 Philadelphia, cloudy 85 68 Phoenix, clear 108 81 Pittsburgh cloudy 85 M M Portland. Me., rain 79 57 .65 Portland, Ore., cloudy 75 55 Rapid City, cloudy 80 ' it .09 Richmond, clear 89 71 St. Louis, cloudy 90 71 Salt Lake City, clear 95 68 San Francisco, clear 74 53 Seattle, cloudy 64 52 Tampa, cloudy 89 78 Washington, cloudy 87 68 GLAMOR GIRLS INFORMATION tm, Kiae FmiMim JtMmm, Im-, WrM rift nt4. " CITY BRIEFS i "Water gkig?" Huge Crowds See Display PORTLAND (APl-The Oregon Centennial Exposition here drew another bumper crowd Sunday. Officials said 27.867 paid admis sions clicked through the gates. That was the second highest crowd to date for the 100-day ex position and the International Trade Fair being held in conjunc tion with it. In its first 11 days, officials said, the exposition now has drawn an attendance of 206.818 Part of Sunday's crowd packed the International Theater to watch six girls from the Philip pines perform folk dances and model styles from the last 200 years. Sunday was Philippines Day at the fair, and the nation's exhibit was crowded. Today has been proclaimed Sweden Day at the trade fair, and that nation plans to display folk dancers, a chorus, glassware, pre cision machined goods, sporting rifles and ceramics. (M-Missing: T-Tra'ce) Governor Cites Insurance Clause SACRAMENTO (UPI) Ordin ary insurance policies, will no longer cover loss or damage due to radioactive reaction or con tamination in California. Such coverage must be specifi cally added by endorsement, ac cording TO a bill signed by Gov. Edmund Q. Brown this weekend. Federal Reserve Spending Cited WASHINGTON UPI Rep. Wright Patman tD-Tex.) has ac cused the federal reserve system of "free handed, extravagant and fantastic" outlays of taxpayers money for such things as golf tournaments, parties and Christ mas gifts. Two regional federal reserve of fici-ls whose banks Patman cited defended their spending as effi cient. There was no immediate comment on Patman's charges by the federal reserve board of gov ernors. Among the "hundreds and per haps thousands" of questionable expenditures Patm said he found, he listed $2,613 for .a golf tournament and $974 for a "ladies party" by the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank and "extravagant outlays" for new buildings.. He said in a statement. Sunday night that he found other "almost unbelievably shocking things." Patman, a member of the House Banking Committee, said that if the board of governors of the sys tem did not put a rein on spending "Congress should step in to pro tect the public's money from im proper and wasteful handouts." Eaauna Toastmistress Club will meet Monday, June 22, at the Willard Hotel at 7:30 p m. Toast mistress is Beverly Ellis. Guests are invited. Chevalier degree will be con ferred on Hugh Swaney and Rich ard Day Thursday, June 25. at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Punch and cake will be served. The pub lic is invited. ' Rainbow Girls will hold initi ation Monday, June 22, 7 p.m.. Scottish Rite Temple. Parents' night will follow and the drill -team will perform. AU picture money must be in. Meeting Royal Neighbors of America will hold a birthday pot luck Wednesday, June 24. 6:30 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Entertain ment will follow. Sojourner! will hold a no-host I luncheon Wednesday, June 24. 12 30 p.m. in the Pine Grove Room ol the Willard Hotel. There will be a short business meeting fol lowed by an afternoon of cards. Newcomers welcome. For informa tion call Mrs. Louise Guise, TL' 2-5078. PAINT JOB IN ORDER TOLEDO. Ohio (-While Rich ard Scott was attending a night class at Macomber Vocational High School here, pranksters used paint remover to strip the finish of his automobile down to bare metal. SAVE UP TO 80 ON RUG CLEANING DO-IT TOlTBSELr H'O Cl.rANINO mach.ni F0R RENT. A & B K 1M I. Mala TU 4-SIM British Spy To Be Freed LONDON ( UPI i Government officials refused today to confirm or deny that atomic spy Klaus Fuchs was about to be released from Wakefield Prison. Home of fice officials all but denied they knew he existed. Persistent press reports said Fuchs. who gave Russia the se cret of the atom bomb, would be released today hut a Home Office spokesman said after persistent questioning "1 have no informa tion on whether he has been re leased." London newspapers said the se curity over Fuchs whereabouts .was drawn to cover his release from prison and his departure for Communist East Germany. The Evening News said Scotland Yard and military intelligence were an xious he not talk before leaving the country. The News Chronicle said the re lease would come today. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 94c ON CARRIER LAKEVIEW-rDorsey A. Lewis, Navy airman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lewis is serving aboard the attack air craft carrier Midway operating with the Pacific Fleet off the coast of Northern California. WHERE DOES IT END? WASHINGTON (UPI I Rep. Charles O. 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