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    HERALD AND NEWS. KlamRth Falls. Or?.
Tuesday. .Tulv 7. 1959
PAGE FIVE
Republicans
Keep Heat On
Civil Rights
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JOHN I. SELL
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iBank Chooses
flewOfficer
The tlpfttnn nf .lnhn T Roll n
vice president of the First Nation-! Republican members of the Judic
al Bank of Oregon was announced1 iar" Committee s Constitutional
July I by C. B. Stephenson, bank nis subcommittee will be on
president nan" or be represented by proxy
Sell has been in charge of busi- at any fulure meetings of the
rfpvplrnmni ,.iivitic i -ii I group. Chairman Thomas C. Hen-
Firsk National offices east of lhe"'"s Jr- ,D-Mo has complained
Cascade Mountains for tint nasl 'ha' Republicans didri t show up
WASHINGTON (AP) - Republi
cans are going to keep the heat
on in an effort to get civil rights !
legislation passed in this session !
of Congress, Sen. Everett M. Dirk-1 a
sen iR-lll (said today.
Dirksen, the Senate Republican
leader, told an interviewer that a
GOP broadside fired at Senate
Democrats last week is only the
beginning of a campaign to force
action. Sen. Jacob K. Javits R
N'Y) and others said in Senate
speeches that the Democrats are
responsible for inaction.
"We're going to keep the heat
on until we get something done,"
Dirksen said.
As a part of this effort, he said
!
four years,
An authority in the field of bank
ing, Sell recently served as chair
man of the Oregon Bankers Asso
ciation legislative committee. He
is a former member of the House
of Representatives from Wasco
County.
A native of Wisconsin, Sell be
gan his banking career there in
Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
Ml Mt IPAL C OI RT
Robert Pcpion, drunk, SiA or 12'a
Eliaa A. Johnson, drunk. $2i or li'i
davi;
Adrian C. Lane, drunk, 25 or
days.
Buel G. Strickland, drunit, (25 or 12
days. i
Law ton R. Wateri. drunk, 923 or U'i
days.
Joseph Chcsnut. disorderly conduct,
released to Air Force police.
Eugene Jamea Witherkptxtn, d if or
derly conduct and drunk.
Allen C. Longston, drunk, tii or 12'
da s.
Robert T. Veach. drunk, $2.1 or 12'
days.
Charles G. Brooks, drunk, tS or 12'a
days.
Russell R. Ruff, drunk. 2 or 12' a
da
Ira Samuel Dran. drunk, $2S or 12's
da s.
Harry T. Campbell, drunk, 23 or
US days
Chester R. Jones, drunk, 123 or 12 1 b
days.
NEW MEXICO'S LARGEST
The San Juan River is the larg
est flowing into or through New
Mexico. Its annual discharge of
2'i million acre-feet is more than
twice that of the Rio Grande.
COMBINATION
Basketball is a combination of
Ned Aivm Davu, drank. Ms or 12'., ' the Indian game of lacrosse and
the British game of soccer, accord-
day,.
u", , d,. " "j ing to the Encyclopedia Britannl.
Victor J. Nork, disorderly conduct, ca-
continued.
Paul Anion Cox, disorderly conduct
and drunk, Sino.
Raymond Jackson, drunk, SiS or J2'i
days.
Gilbert E. Brashear, drunk, S25 or
12' s days.
Oscar C. Davis, vagrancy, continued
Lewis McGaughey. drunk, (23 or
12' days.
On minor was arrested for drunk
enness and violation of curfew.
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for some meetings.
With Southern Democrats often
boycotting or blocking the scs
sions, the subcommittee had made
only one major decision on civil
rights measures before it.
This decision was that no bill
it clears will carry a provision giv
ing the attorney general authority
to seek injunctions in all civil
rights cases. Sen. Kenneth B. Keat-
DOC TROTMAN, Merrill, is shown holding the 25 pound Chinook salmon presented to
Merrill Lions Club members at the third annual Salmon Harbor Fleet Days celebration
at Reedsport recently. In the picture with Dr. F. E. Trotman, on his left, is shown Howard
Lichty, Fleet Days committee member. Others are Willard Felt, Mr. and Mrs. "Lucky"
Felt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrik and Bobby. C. Blymer, Mrs. Trotman and Don Harris.
'11)30 t4a wac fire! omnlnvftri UMlVi
First National trom 1936 to 19431 lnS '-NV: not a membcr '".
.at The Dalles branch. He resigned f0UP- said he will appeal this
to accept an executive position at Vision to the Senate, if it gets
the Seufert Brothers Cannery iniar"d 10 considering a measure
The Dalles. Dlrksen sa,d 'hat ln order to get
u ;; .u ui, i. ,.' action it may be necessary to hold
nH w lit i ,.lany House-passed civil rights bill
'president and headed the bank's
business development program in
the Columbia Basin , area, with
headquarters in The Dalles. In
1955 he moved to the head office
and look his present assignment.
A trustee of the Oregon 4-H
.Foundation, he is a leader in many
. A H club activities. He is past ex
alted ruler of The Dalles Elks
..Lodge and has held important
. committee assignments in the Port
land Chamber of Commerce, Unit
ed Fund, Oregon Wheat Growers
!, League and the Oregon Cattle
. men's Association. He is a mem
' ber of the University Club and the
City Club.
Blasts Rock
Belgian Ship
President's Pills
Covered All Ills
LITTLETON. N.C. (API Mrs
Marvin Brecdlove Jr. of Hender
CAMERON'. La. (AP) Thelson found a bonus when she
master and crew abandoned the i bought an antique chest.
Marriage Vet '
Dies At Age 105
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-John
Wesley Bcaird, who attracted na
tional attention when he celebrated
his 100th birthday by .getting mar-
.jied, died Sunday at the age of
105.
. Beaird entered the hospital Wed
nesday. Until shortly before his
marriage, he worked for the city
sanitation department.
He called himself "half Irish
'and half Indian", and often brag
ged, "I been chewing tobacco
since I was eight."
He is survived by the widow, who
Is 74;
on the calendar for direct Senate
consideration, as was done with
a similar measure in 1957.
However, the word has been
passed among Southern senators
that the House is unlikely to act
on any civil rights bill in the wan
ing months of this session.
Senate Democratic Leader Lyn
don B. Johnson of Texas wants to
get a bill passed this year. He
obviously doesn't want the party
splitting issue fought out in 1960,
a presidential election year.
While some .Republicans think a
delay until next year in a show
down on the issue might be
politically advantageous, Dirksen
said he thinks there is need for
action now.
Javits denied in a television
program Sunday that there had
been any foot-dragging on the
part of the Republicans in con
nection with civil rights legisla
tion. He said that Republicans will
have to furnish most of the votes
needed for passage of any bill
Keating said on another program
that the Constitutional Rights sub
committee so far "has engaged
in a teeth-pulling ' and stalling
operation."
However, Sen. Olin D. Johnston
(D-SC) said in a Gilbert
llaming Belgian motorship An
vers early today moments after
the stricken vessel was beached.
The Coast Guard said magnesi
um explosions prevented any at
tempt to board the ship and fight
the fire.
The ship was anchored about
six miles south of Cameron, when
the fire broke out Sunday morn-
The 442-foot vessel has a gross
tonnage of 5,153. Its cargo con
sisted of rosin, cotton, lumber,
iron ore, carbon black, synthetic
latex, menhaden fish oil and rice.
It was bound from Freeport, Tex.,
to Lake Charles, La.
The ship's master, Henri Sangli-
ier, and the remaining 11 men of
the crew were taken to Cameron,
five miles southwest of where the
Anvcrs was beached. '
Two lifeboats with 26 other crew
members, including the master's
wife, were towed into Cameron
earlier.
The Anvers, which sails out of
Antwerp, was towed to within
three miles of shore, before it was
abandoned.
The coast guard said the fire
started in Ihe engine room. There
were two injuries but no deaths
reported. v
In it, she found a bottle of as
sorted pills prescribed for Martin
Van Buren, eighth president of the
United States.
The prescription, written in red
ink in spidery handwriting carried
the following instructions:
"Small reds laxatives one at
night.
"Large "reds nerves as
needed.
"Brown digestives one or two
at meals.
"Pink headache i to 1.
"Black liver 1 at night if
needed."
The prescription was signed by
a Dr. Jones.
, Basketball is played In every
civilized country in the world, ac
cording to Encylopedia Britannica
LONG CLIMB
The Slatue of Liberty raises her
torch 3(10 feet high -at the mouth
of the Hudson River. Visitors
S C. climb some 170 steps through her
speech there is no need for civil feet to her spiked head.
rights legislation.
"The bills before the Senate
were conceived in a spirit of poli
tical antagonism," he said.
Cardinal Hugo de Sancto Caro
divided the Holy Scriptures into
chapters in 1250 A.D.
Newspaper
SPOT ADS
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repeated daily 94c
Rum For Thrift,
Water For Thirst
LIVERPOOL, England (UPI)j
The deputy prime minister of
the West Indies, noted for its pro
duction of rum, was offered a
drink of rum Friday when he vis
ited a warehouse where the li
quor is held in bond.
"I don't like the taste," Dr.
Carl La Cobiniere said in reject
ing the offer. Tve tasted vcry
type of drink, but I prefer water."
Death Averted
By Roadblocks
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) New
Mexico traffic officials, using
concentrated program of enforce
ment and education, appeared
successful in their fight for a safe
and sane Fourth of July holiday
on the state's highways.
Not one death attributable to
traffic accidents had been report
cd late Sunday night in the holi
day period which began at 6 p.m
Friday.
State police, bolstered by vol
untcers from other state agencies
and local law enforcement groups
manned roadblocks and stationed
officers at ports of entry on the
major transcontinental highways,
Joe Black, assistant state po
lice chief, reported officers had
checked 105,917 vehicles at the
road blocks. The idea was to cau
tion out-of-state drivers about the
state's soaring death rate.
In the three days immediately
prececding the holiday-period
persons had died in New Mexico
accidents.
The state officers issued mor
man i.iuu tickets tor moving
violations and arrested 74 mo
torists for driving while intoxi
cated.
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Greenland's ice cap covers 700,
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save here . . . why not you?
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