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HERALD ANP NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore AVednesrlav, .lulv 22. 103!) PAGE 5. CHICAGO 'API Ralph Gold berg told the officers he is a sleep walker. In fact. Goldberg said, he is especially given to sleepwalking when he slumbers in hotels. But they didn't believe him. Police Sgt. Charles Fitzgerald said, in the first place. Goldberg was wanted hy immigration au- y0. A KLAMATH FALLS BOY, Patrick Soran, won a $25 honor able mention award in a recent design contest which pro duced these models. The upper car was entered by Robin Wilson of Corvallis, and the lower by Charles Amato of Portland. Payment was made by General Motors' Fisher tody Craftsman's Guild. Atlas Flight Said Success CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. AP A mighty Atlas logged its first successful flight in more than five months and a Thnr exploded sec onds after launch in a spectacu lar missile show early today. The Allas rumbled 5,.ino miles down the Atlantic missile range shortly alter midnight and a re covery ship plucked its nose cone iiuii ink ucuaii an nour later, iwo hours after the Atlas launch, the Thnr ruptured in a brilliant blow up high in the sky. ine Air force announced thai (he range safety officer destroyed the Thnr when his instruments detected a malfunction. It ap peared the missile failed to halt its upward climb in the normal period. , The recovery of the Atlas nose cone off Ascension Island was ' a first for this missile. Thor-Able simulated warheads have been retrieved from the water in this area, but previous Atlas payloads eluded searchers. The Air Force will study Ihe tone to see how it withstood the tremendous heat it encountered on re-entry to the earth's atmos phere from a height of more than uui nines, it IB pdU ui a 11231 nrneram tn discover Ihe ' nrnnpr nose cone for carrying thermo nuclear u'ni-heaH linncl fnt- II 5 hnnnc fnr an nnAm - linn-il innv-nnlinanl9l anno kl listic missile. The Soviets claim iney aireany nave one. Strike Demands Castro Return - HAVANA (AP) Cuba's giant Confederation of Workers called 1 a one-hour general strike Thurs day 10 oemana inai riaei lasiro return to the government. Castro quit as prime minister Friday in a maneuver thai InrroA .'out Manuel Urrutia as president. There has been talk since that he mini, iiul in a iriini man 10 iook wmcn he has no in erest whi r ,'utrvuuiig iiib vwu time lu iu iana , reform program. Weather Table . . . United Press International . . High Low Rain Albuquerque 95 6R Atlanta R4 70 .39 Bakersficld 1(12 72 Boise ini 6 Boston 76. B7 . Brownsville 92 74 Chicago 815 14 Fairbanks' ' 8 si .03 . Fresno an. 67 Kansas City , 89 71 Los Angeles 84 " 67 1 Miami 85 71 4.84 Minneapolis ' 91 69 New Orleans 91 fit New York 82 74 j Oakland - 68 56 Oklahoma City 83 68 1.21' . Phoenix ' i m 86 ' Pittsburgh R4 68 Red Bluff inn 63 j Reno Kin so Sacramento 92 61 San Diego 74 67 San Francisco - 67 57 Seattle 87 62 Spokane 94 66 Stockton 9(1 60 Thermal in.1 83 Washington 86 73 Winnie Observes No Smoking Rule LONDON (AP) - Sir Wipston Churchill observed the no smok ing rule today on boarding a Brit ish airliner for the Riviera. Us ually he ignores it. The British elder statesman's car drove him and Lady Church ill to within a few yards of the steps of the airliner, and Church ill put out his cigar before getting put. "As far as I know nobody has dropped a hint." said a spokes man for British European Air ways. "We would, never stop him. He has been traveling with us a long time and is certainly a very special passenger.'"-. " r.-' Federal Court Appearance Scheduled For Sleepwalker Sinkina Town Has Problem JACV.MBA. Calif. AP -This town is goin' down. Not downhill or 'downtown just plain down. ' The 300 or so folks who live in this farming community Iwo miles from the- Mexican border figure they're in a' hole. The mystery began a week ago when a small crack appeared in the ground near the town's air field. It lengthened to 75 yards Mon day and became a hole 150 yards long: 5 feet deep and 3 feet wide Tuesday. ''It all but swallowed a tractor cutting across a field. A tow truck had to haul it out. When rancher. Hank Ketehum recovered his tractor, he noticed that water from his irrigation ditch was vanishing d 0 w n two nearby holes. He had to dam up his irrigation ditch. A 17-year-old-girl who went to look at it . was buried up to . her knees wlicn the ground gave way beneath her. She was pulled out unharmed. Geologist Don Weaver has an explanation. Jacumba is about 150 feet above an ancient lava shelf. Runoff wa ter from a. nearby Mexican moun l.iin range has caused subterrane an erosion. The result; the shelf is caving in' and the earth is set tling. There were cloudhursts and flash floods here two weeks ago Weaver says the earth settling could continue for a week, 10 days or .longer. thorities for alleged illegal entry Irom- Canada. In the second place. Goldberg occupied a room rented in Ihe Morrison Hotel Monday ni;ht to one Frank (Hog Dogsi Lisciand rello. 41. described by police as an ex-convict and a robbery .spe cialist. And. in the third place, a jewel ry convention was being held at the Morrison. So , Fitzgerald Tuesday had Goldberg and I.isciandreiln and his wife, Margaret, charged with conspiracy to commit a felony. But to get back to the sleepwalk ing, let's tell this tale the way Fitzgerald related it. Fitzgerald was in the lobby when Lisciandrello and his- wile checked in as Mr. and Mrs. F Noto of Los Angeles. They re ceiveda key -to Room 1242. gave it to Goldberg and then left the hotel. A band of policemen was sta tioned in rooms about 1242. Gold berg was snoring through the night. An . alarm clock sounded at 4 a.m. in a nearby room occupied by one of the jewelry convention ers. Goldberg was heard lo stir. At 6:45 a.m. he strolled trance- like from 1242 toward 12H8. He tinkered with the lock a bit and then entered into the arms of de tective Raymond Clark. He explained about the sleep walking, how he is especially af flicted when slumbering near the long halls of hotels, but to no avail. Felony court appearances were scheduled today for Goldberg and the Lisciandrcllos. Liberty Statue Asked For Isles HONOLULU 1 API A candidate for one of Hawaii's- two U.S Senate seats suggests a second Statue , of Liberty be built at the entrance or Honolulu Harbor. Republican territorial Sen. Wil (red C. Tsukiyama, .' 62 dean of Hawaii, legislators of Jap anese ancestry, made the sug gest ion at a political rally Tues day. He said the statue would sym bolize to the Pacific and Asia Ihe same ideals represented by the original Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor.- " . . Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 94e " LIGHTENING KILLS CATTLE ADVANCE MILLS, Va. (UPIi- a ngntning ooit Kinea 19 Angus . rattle huddled henealh a (i-pa nn , a farm here. Farmer C. M. Fray,. who reported the incident Tues Jiay. said the cattle were worth $4,000. LI ALUMINUM SLIDING WITH SCREENS 3- 0x2-0 $19.95 4- 0x2-6 $24.25 6-0x3;0 $32.50 , Complete List of Size At -. Proportionate Prieei McCollum Lbr. Home Mart 2030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 CLOSE OUT D "The I960 Models are Coming" 1959 Frigidaire WASHER (Si9 Reg. ' 249.95 Matching Dryer 169.95 Now 149.95 Buy 'em both for only 369.95 Vern Owens' Cascade Home Furnishings I 111' - JU 2 - MELVIN CURTIS BEAL joineg1 the Navy. July. 7 at Portland. His parents are Mr. and' Mrs. Marion Chris topher Beal, 815 Fulton Street. Boal was graduated this' spring ' from Klamath Union High School. Israel hounds, or encompasses, four seas the Mediterranean. Sea of Galilee. Red Sea and the Dead Sea. Cigs-Cancer uiinucu it HOl'STON, Tex. 'API - Dt Alton Ochsner, a New Orleans surgeon lecturing at the post graduate medical assembly oi'ki- exas here, said Tuesday the ad vance of Jung cancer is due en-! tirely to cigarette smoking. I "I.ung cancer since 19.Vi has be-i come the most frequent of all can cers." he said. j "I'ntil 1035 lung cancer oc curred in the male and female in .ihout the same number ot cases. In that year males started gain-1 mg. Now 8.i per cent of all lung! cancer occurs in males." Smoking is a form of suicide," he said. The lobacco industry, which has I financed extensive research in thei lield, contends there has been no scientific proof of a connection between cigarette smoking and cancer. 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