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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Orp. Tuesdav, ,Tulv 21. 1 PHf PAGE SEVEN Court Records K1AMATH rM.t. MINUIPAl, miRT Thojnu Covfrove. drunk, S25 or 12'? Kenneth Ray Johnwn, drunk, '2l r 12 dy- Ehubeth NeUon, drunk, $25 or 12' da?. Sketer Warren, drunk (25 or llla dayi. Henry Kllia Bowman, duorderli ondurt. $.S0 or 25 dayi. Eugene Daniel Murdock, vairancy, too and V) days. Olaf Widenstrom, drunk, $25 or 12', dayi. Melvtn Chlloquin, drunk, $2.1 or 12li day John Jnaeph Keane, disorderly con duct. S2.Y James H. Cox, drunk driving. 9100 Accused Set To Testify SAN DIEGO (UPP- Kenneth Merriam, 3fi. will testily in his own behalf today about the slay Ing of his mistress' two small tons. Merriam's defense was expect d to be completed tndav. The state completed its case Monday with the playing of a tape recorded statement made hy Mrs. Wanda Brogdon, 33, shortly after she and Merriam were arrested last May. "It took about a half hour for each one." she said in the record ing, referring to the time it took for Merriam to strangle her sons. Virgil, 5, and David, 3, May 2 while she sat nearby in an auto "When he ( Merriam I came back to the car," said the record ed voice, "His hand and thumhs were swollen . . he started to cry, The plump, red-haired woman cat without betraying any emo tion as she listened to her own voice being played for the jury of six men and six women which will decide her fate and Mer riam's. Mrs. Brogdon's defense is ex pected to be completed by Wednesday with the case going to the jury before the end of the week. r so dayi. Caladonia JarkMin. drunk tn an luto. $25 ttr 12la dayi. Bill Malhraon. drunk, rontinutd. Floyd Hudipeth Ball, drunk, (25 or 12' daya. Charlra Wayna Kindle, drunk In an auto. $2.1 or 12'a daya. Jawe G. Armentinn. drunk and dis orderly conduct, SMI or 2i dayt. urnrt Buel Strickland, drunk. $23 or 12'. dayt. Simon Riddle, drunk. 125 or 12 daya. Jesse G. Armentino, drunk 25 or I1, days. nry Franklin Korsen, drunk. 2.1 or'12'a days. Roy Ellsworth Cornell, drunk. $25 or 12'a days. Allen D. Ennis. drunk. $25 or 12'a days. Thomas James McCrarey. drunk $25 or 12' days. Yvelte Chilcnxt. drunk and disor derly conduct. $50 or 25 days. William. Howard Shultz. drunk, $25 or 12' days. Three juveniles were arrested for curfew violation, one for reckless dnv- n$ and one for drunkenneaa. MISSIONARY GOAL TOPPED RICHMOND, Va. (AP) After Appointing a record number of 137 new missionaries in 1958 exceed ing the goal of 130 the Southern Baptist Foreign Missions Board has set a goal for 1959 of 140 new ones. KLAMATH COI'NTY DISTRICT COI'RT Burton Corner McCollnugh, no op era i or license. $10. Theodore Graves MrClure, combina tion overload. 31. Ronald Dwayna Peed, violation bas ic rule. Sin. Wendell Wade Love, violation banic rule. sin. Walter Alexander McKim, violation oa tic rule. V12..V). Howard Arthur Simons, truck speed ing. Sin. Howard Henry Feint, violation basic rule. sio. Lewis Glenn Meniiemer. violation name ruie, Donald Eugene Groves, violation basic rule. $10 Duane Edward Moffilt, panning in suiiicient clearance. Sin. James Lee Voris. violation basic rule. S7 Ml. Joe Thomas Walker, violation basic ruie, ski. Donald Ray Lure field, pausing insuf rtcient clearance. S7.S0. F.dmon Louis Sumpter, fail stop at slop sign. $.Y Dale Struble. no slop light. $7 M W. n. Chumley, ohlaining money and property by false pretenses, re quest time to advise as. to preliminary hearing; set July 22 at 3 p.m. Bond set at $1,300; remanded to sheriff. Marion Ramon Bortolazzo, excessive length. $35. Gary Arthur Tremper, violation bas ic rule, S7..V). Chauncey Scotl Jr., fall atop at stop sign. SY Alfred Gale Chitwood, fail right of way. S7.50. James R. Shunn, fall stop at stop Paul Richard Kruger, fail display! license, f.V William L. Buchanan, group axle overload, $f)R. James Lester Wilson, fall signal for lane change, $7 AO. Perry Riley Sloan. Intoxicated public highway. s.lA or 1.1 days in lieu of fine. Committed. Charles Richard Lewis, escape from custody, entered plea nf not guilty; court set July 20 at ft p m. for trial. Bail'set at S-lfill. Remanded tn Sheriff. Charles Adnlph Scoll, intnxicated public highway, $33 or 1.1 days in lieu of fine. Committed. Andrew Jackson Wood, combination overload. 4i. Iee Wayne Dennis, excessive length $1.1. Jenneth P. Frost, excessive length. IjT' Lift .vJW.l .; r . ; km White, Negro HS Seniors Register In Little Rock LITTLE ROCK, Ark. 1AP1 lot minimum desegregation by us While and Nesro hish school sen-j ins a slate pupil placement law. iors register today at Little Rock's four public high schools. Police have been alerted for any disturb ance. A sesreRationist leader de nounced a warning by city author ities that protest groups at the jaiied." schools would he arrested. ! r)r Malcolm fi. Tavlor Police Chief dene Smith cau tioned that officers would patrol the school areas and "if any gath ering occurs which looks as if it ....Km oe . lun.e as its ooject ;he ac(e) uas dcaref unconslitu- uiMurners win ne arrestee, ana pils in the Mann area may switch Negroes entered Central. Federal to the other schools. troops were sent in to keep order. Gov. Orval E. Fauhus closed the high schools last September to block integration ordered by fed eral courts. The law under which The Little Rock School Board! plans to open the high schools closed for a year under a plan posi tional by I month. a federal court last THE JOHN BRYANT FAMILY of Bly is shown with a few of the many gifts they received recently at a household shower sponsored by Bly Grange, Bly Women's Club and the com munity. The Bryant home was completely destroyed by fire July 4. Shown with Mr. end Mrs. Bryant are their son and daughter Ronnie and Diane. Darlene Dlllavou, Roberta Mc Gee, Ruth Hall, Barbara Rentle, Mrs. Bill Nixon, Olive Hall, Mary McGee end Edith Dyer formed the shower committee. Photo by Roberta McGee Prison Term Given Driver HKRMOSA BEACH. Calif.ing with a revoked license and UJPI) In the case of Samuel 'feckless driving. He was sen- Officer Amok; Shot By Cop PINEHIRST, N. C. (AP) A policeman went berserk in a hos pital Monday night, seized a woman patient as a hostage and fired several shots in a corridor before he was killed by a fellow officer. County Coroner Ralph Steed said Ralph E. Medlin, 26. a police man at nearby Southern Pines, was shot by Rudolph Drye, also of the Southern Pines police force. The coroner said Drye answered a call from Moore County Hospital when Medlin began to create a disturbance. Steed said the incident occurred outside the room of Dorothy Clip- pard. Hr said it was not clear why Medlin. who was off duty, went to. the hospital or why he ized Sirs. Clippaid. No one was hit by the bullets Medlin fired. dtnt nf the Capital Citizens Coun cil which spearheads segregation ist forces, issued a reply to what he called a "heavy-fisted threat." I have been told that a move is on to remove certain policemen from the force who can't be count ed on to he tough against their own neighbors who might resist integration come September." Taylor said. "Impossible arrest quotas assigned to the officers to be weeded out is one of the gim micks to be used. Smith called this charge untrue and declined further comment. Negro students may register at previously all-while Hall and Cen tral high schools if they live in these areas, or transfer to Horace Mann high for Negroes. While pu Robert Mulligan the wheels of jus tice moved 'fast. He was a free man early Monday, hut before night fell he was arrested, tried and sentenced to one year in jail for traffic violations. Mulligan, 23, of Garden Glove. Calif., led police early Monday on a reckless five-mile chase in his 11 -year-old car at speeds up to 65 through narrow streets. banged into two pursuing police cars and finally was brought to a halt when a policeman flallened his front tire with a shotgun blast. Mulligan, hauled before South Hay.. Municipal Judge Donald Armstrong, pleaded guilty to driv- tenced to six months in jail on each count CATHOLICISM IN BRITAIN CORONATION CHURCH Until 1B70, all the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church were Violence marked Little Rock's first integration in 1957, when nine Hp Complete Coverage Ex-Radio Man Shot To Death SAN JOSE ilIPl) - George An derson, 52, former sales manager of radio station KLOK here was discovered shot to death in the living room of his home Monday apparently the victim of a suicide. Police said a .30 caliber deer rifle was lound beside the chair Anderson died of a bullet wound in the heart. 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