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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursdv. June 25. 1959
IT'S ALL IN THE .HEAD
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IN FOCI'S Claire Chambon, 19, was a runner-up in the re
cent "Miii Feitival" contest at Cannes, France, and now it
ppeara that she's busy photographing someone else. She
posed for plenty of cheesecake photos when it was her turn.
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nviiun nWUi v.uuu mca are gainerea in
; the open air parliament of Hundwil, Switzerland. They were
; there to vote on legislation and elect leaders in a traditional
; form of government "by the people." Members of the acting
; government presided from the stage in foreground, as they
; itill do In rural areas of Switzerland like this.
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, 'Aviiuiu ih.v some children at a remote migrant
; eamp in the state of Washington are greetinit as "harvester'
j ilation.wagon. The Migrant Ministry of the National Coun-
; cil of Churches operates a fleet of 38 of these station wagons
; throughout the country. They bring worship, play and edu-
j eauonal material to campa of people who follow harvests.
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ASSORTMENT OF FACES-A she huffs and puffs, Leona
Nusbaum tries to match the expression on North Wind,
wood carving exhibited at the Salina, Kan., Public Library
(left). Done by artist Winston Schmidt, the carving of the
wintry blowhard isn't so fierce now that summer's approach
ing, in Dunoon, Lngland (right), Alwen Hughes displays a
giraffe head done in cement fondu. She aubmitted it in an
art competition sponsored by the British Royal Academy.
BETWEEN SCENES Actor
James MacArthur may be
dressed in old-time Scottish
clothes, but he's keeping cool
with ire cream in Ballachu
lish, Scotland. The son of
actress Helen Hayes was re
laxing between scenes for
Robert Louis Stevenson's
"Kidnapped," being Blmed
over there.
j CLEAKINC THING! t'P One ef sever! a foot steel balls, Linked together with heavy
chains, has toppled a bi- 1m like a tenpin at Kariba, Rhodesia. The balls are lowed through
th brush fn'a project ti clear some lon.oor acres The area will be the fishing grounds and
barbers ef the giant lak which wil form behind the Kariba Dam.
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THE LATEST No one need be alarmed by the white mica
clearly visible through the rear window of an auto in Munich,
,Germany. They're tiny toys, and all the rage with German
motorists who nsed to decorate their cars with stuffed animals.
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THE BEST OF CARE A baby robin in Yakima. Wash, had
better luck than it could have expected when It became in
jured. It s been taken under the paw of a Siamese cat owned
by Mrs. Norma Alexander. The cat had already been trained
to be friendly with the family parakeet.
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WELL PRESERVED A pretty miss in Paris ii admiring
some carnations from the French Riviera. Ther were parked
in ica to preserve their freshness and displayed at a press
conference where they were used ta help promote a bigger
international trade in Mowers.
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ALL BUT THE KITCHEN SINK And it, too, could have
been thrown from a window of the press headquarters when
it caught fire in Bonn, Germany. As one ,man tosses a chair
from an upstairs window,, an unidentified correspondent
stands amid stacks of paper littering the lawn. .Police, cor
respondents and others braved smoke and flames to try and
save office equipment and new files. The fire broke out while
most of the Bonn correspondents were away on weekend.
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VOTE-GETTER In Parma, Ohio, Penny, a 10-year-old beagle, got dressed up to beg for votea
for her master, John A. Bobko, who sought nomination in the Democratic primary for
council president. There were 72 candidates in all, so it was a busy day in Parma.
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HITTING IT HARD Yankee Outfielder Mickey Mantle is safe at home on Gil MacDougalda
hit during the first game of the Washington-New York double-header in Washington. Catch
er Hal Naragon took the throw from Reno Bcrtoia too late as Umpire Bill Summers called play.
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GRAVE WARNING This is not a cemetery, but a lawa in Augsbur, West Germany, which
Is intended to give a grim picture of traffic accidents, tsch cross represents a traffic death
curing uie pasi year in me town. But how much good they do isn't know a.
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