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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1959)
Negotiators Plan Meeting PORTLAND (API - Federal Conciliator timer Williams said Friday he probably will call ttrikm? Stereotypers Union lead ers and publishers of the struck Oregonian and Oregon Journal to a meeting this week. He plans to schedule it after an International officer of the Stereo typers arrived here. Meanwhile the strike was in its 13th day Saturday. The two news papers continue to publish joint editions at The Oregonian plant. Saturday's paper has 28 pages. Stereotypers and other crafts men continued picketing at The Oregonian and Journal buildings. Some 30 women and children who said they were families of idled workers joined the pickets Fri day. The Portland Interunion Strike Committee, composed of the 10 unions involved in the dispute, plans a second television program Sunday to give its side of the dis pute. State Sen. Dan Dimick D Roseburgi will be moderator of the program, which will be on KPTV, Channel 12, Sunday at 6 p.m. The committee put on its first telecast last Sunday. o HERALD AND NEWS. -4 J L Klamath Falls Op i mi--M' i" M:t! nt mM- SutHl.'tv Nov. 2f 1 rro PA?iF a 'Traveling With The Chief: Morocco Aided By France Kililnr's Xnic: This is one of ajiioiiii! evcrythin- possible to pro- lie m the lulls. .Along the coast in the larger m.es of articles prepared by, mote a cease-lire in the civil war MohanimH Artists in tradition- towns. Western style dress is in I ni.ed Press International, de- in French Nigeria. jal Arab robes. His daughter! .fashion. Moroccan hill folk still p.itmg some of the political views' As French financial aid de-'have shocked some Arabs by ap- veil their women. ' ...id the general reception thai creases, economic help from pearing in bathing suits in public! Morocco has I21.HU3. telephones. I'n siclent K.isenhotter will receive liule Sam has increased. Hull pools. Mohammed tirelessly trav-Most persons speak Arabic. Mo m the various Kuropean countries: Mohammed's most recent victory Icis his country to promote eco-jhammed is a lineal descendant of he is scheduled to visit shortly. ,as American agreement to with-jnomic progress, lie dislikes shav-'the Islamic prophet, Mohammed. By initecl Press lniernatinnal il;uv "s lnc bi,!'l's' an cm-ing and lets a stubble grow when. and his government is headed by ..... . .is.-miii-iu ui mi .Mmiig a iiii-im- .si'cims a nay paouiiig amnn , ieii-oi-cenier rnine .iinisier ,-D- Morocco, last stop of President Farm Market Receipts Up WASHINGTON (AP) - Farm marketing receipts in Oregon were up, but down in Washington PRESENT for a dinner safety meeting held re cently at the Winema Hotel were these per sons irueresTea in nignway saiery. seared, left to right, are Harold Uruze, Oregon-Neva-da-California, Southern California director of safety; Al Lynch, manager local ONC term inal; Kenneth Rodts, director of insurance for ONC, and Larry Bergmann, Oregon State Police, guest speaker. Back row, same order, Les Foster, ONC driver since 1953; Lloyd Muno, driver with one year service; Charles Duggan, driver since 1952; Gene Heath, one year driver; Lloyd Brown, dock foreman since 1941, and Fran Miller, driver since 1957. hisenhower's Asian-Kuropean tour! .is the first stop in (ion. Kisen- bower's conquest ot Furope. i hisenhower's Allied forces in U .-,1,.,1 VtMi.. LV......1. .IIJ Morocco in November, 1!M2. to be-1 "111 lhi unit nt Arl,lf II11WV ! dreams of glory. Morocco lias since shucked otf its French con :roi 10 oecome a sett-styled link between last and West. Morocco's ruler is King Moham med V, a 4H-year-old absolute monarch who enjoys bowling withi his French cook. He has nearly! to million contented citizens in a land the size ol l lali and Nevada combined. Hest known Moroccan i city where Hon- ! his palace. Mullah Ibrahim. Morocco has been Moslem for Phosphate and maiiaganese min-l Moroccans drink more tea than 1 1.200 years since invading Arabs' ins; are big in Morocco. Much of! col fee. and no hard liquor. 1 chased liie lighter-skinned Berbers the world's money travels in wal- into the lulls, lhe Berbers still; lets stamped Moroccan leather. Emissary Son Leaves States Portland Lawyer Drops Case Safety Plan Given Drivers Dr. Local drivers for Oregon-N'e-vada-California Fast Freight, Inc., were briefed on the company's ONC-So. Cal. safety program for and Idaho at the three-quarter : . . . . "'"i'"J -,,..1. .u- .. :cials during a dinner meeting in mark this year. The Oregon receipts of $310,349, 0(10 for the January-September pe riod compared to $300,107,000 for similar period last year. This was contrary to a national downward trend reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Washington receipts for the three quarters were $380,008,000, down sharply from the $309,089, 000 last year. Idaho farmers' cash receipts were $258,443,000 through Septem ber, compared with $259,320,000 a year ago. This drop was less drastic than in Washington. Livestock and Livestock Products 1058 19.19 $133,282,000 $148,512,000 THE MORNING AFTER l'lr.GO, Calif, i.f c naries Shaw, curator of at San Diego Zoo, was called to the steamship President Van Bur en to treat a lizard with a hang- WASHINGTON lAl'i - David, scar. iiimiN lu'.iiue, sun oi uie itisil ambassador, has led America, lie had gotten into a series ot scrapes with the law here, cli-1 ma.ed when his car struck and killed a woman pedestrian. The Irish Fmbassy said Friday the port of Casablanca'" - le" '' Dublin by Winston Churchill andil'lune Wednesday night. He will ,.,.....,. rraiiKiiu jiooseveu conterred 1 comimie nis ctiiicauon in ireianu in wartime. ; The son of Ambassador John .1 The capital is Iialiat on the At lantic where Kisonhowor will en joy a Florida-like winter climate. Mohammed became the national Hearne had been .lunge David vanctenDciq in cir cuit court Friday granted Portland He had lived here with his! Attorney George P. Ilalev's request father for about nine vears. ' j to he relieved of responsibility lor On Nov. 11 his car killed Josie! T",scl!inR . M'd'ao1 ''"1,h' :'2' ., .. .... , i charged twice with murder in the Hamlin, ,i4. a Negro domestic L, (lcrec servant, as she was crossing a alev"said his oft ice is so far street. He claimed diplomatic mv! removed from Klamath County iminity ami an inquest into the con,pie, p. preparation for trial is death was halted. : j,p0ssi,c. judge VaiKienbei g said nie case roused considerable he would annoint a local attorney especially since young to the case. Hearne had had four encounters! Joseph is accused of shooting with police in the past few months, down Okey Eugene Kicbards and over. During the trip from the I'liilippines. the ships crew had hero as well as ruler when he :: discovered lh:it the ti:u-H liked loH ih,. fi, l.i i,. ;.i....n.,.....,n It reptiles,, nrt. w , , , r Tl, .omehv'f. I.v',.. M H spiked the soda with whisky. The heavily on continued French good- jj lizard was being taken to a trade will and on the friendliness of fel- H a student at I These involved several incidents I H.-in-v Hem. nn a mneh nr American i niversity tor the past of loud and boisterous conduct f.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?' Chiloquin September fair at Oakland, Calif. I low Arab nations. Mohammed isi! NOW Is The Time To Order PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS jj Shaw Stationery Co. 729 Moin TU 2-2586 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.; Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits & Slacks Made ts Order Perfect Fit Gua ran teed 119 SOUTH 7th WcrW$ Only Mly Avftsmafrc Clmant ELECTROLUX TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 White St. Oregon Wash. Idaho Oregon Wash. Idaho 103,756,000 138.233.000 Crops $146,915,000 235.333,000 121,093,000 Suspension Set For Cop WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (AP)- The police chief says a desk ser geant accused of attacking a Ne gro newspaper editor in the police itation will be suspended Monday. Chief H. D. Holland identified the officer as Kermit Tullis. He aid Tullos would remain off the job until an investigation is made. L. F. Palmer, editor of the Tri State Defender in Memphis, ac ross the Mississippi River from here, said he was thrown out of the police station when he tried to post bond for an employe. Holland said Friday the suspen ion was ordered by Mayor H. B. Price. The mayor was not avail able for comment. Tullos declined comment. Palmer said he went to the station to post a $250 bond for James Hawkins, who was involved in a minor traffic collision and Charged with following too close. The editor said he placed bills and several rolls of coins on the counter and was ordered to "stack It up." ' "I said 'What do you mean slack them up? They are already stacked and marked in rolls.' With that he reached over the counter and hit me and jumped over the counter and hit me some more. Then he threw me out of the po lice station." Palmer said the officer, after propelling him outside, told him: "The next time you come to West Memphis, act like a nigger is sup posed to act." the Winema Hotel recently Harold Cruz, director of safety, and Kenneth Rodts, director of in surance, both of San Carlos, spoke of need for accident prevention and showed films depicting com mon accident causes. Larry Bergmann, state police man, guest speaker, outlined high way law enforcement techniques and gave drivers tips on accident prevention practices. He also laud ed drivers for assistance to offi cers. ONC has inaugurated an awards program for safe driving. Drivers each will receive a uniform shirt and pair of trousers for each six months of safe driving. Speakers were introduced by Al Lynch, Klamath Falls terminal manager. Kmnlnves nrecent u-nrn 101.837.000.,, d . Rr " rin t ,,.,. ;i"'1"I'"'"i Charles C. Duggan. Lester R. Fos' tor. Eugene Heath. Francis Mill- er and Lloyd Muno. John Chil ders was on the Klamath Falls- Redding run. 101,801,000 140,880,000 177,563.000' Panama Fears New Rioting CAMPY Tl'RNS AUTHOR PANAMA (AP) - Many Pana manians say nationalism, rather than anti-Americanism, inspired irn.- cm i cm cusi.s in u.a.-r aim- Miyy YORK If "It S Good to manian anairs. mere is icar oi ; Re Alive." by Roy Campanella renewed rioting in the Panama! . Little, Brown and Co.) is the Canal zone next Saturday. stirring story of a humble Negro ine visu nere oi w ingsion i wno became a baseball hero dur- Conviction Appeal Fails An appeal by a Klamath Falls man convicted a year ago in cir cuit court of charges of possession of a concealed weapon and sen tenced to two years in state prison tailed during the week in the state supreme court. But Raymond Hoover, 26, of Klamath Falls had been paroled after spending a year in prison and more than two months in the county jail, by the time the high court heard the case. Hoover was convicted following his arrest by city police August 30, 1958. Two men told officers Hoover had leveled a gun at them during an argument concerning a woman, police said. The jury trial was conducted November in through 14, 1958. Judge David Van- denberg presided. Hoover's attorney argued for dis missal or a new trial on grounds police officer Floyd Pierce arrest ed him before seizing the weapon. Judge Vandenberg ruled laws fa vor the arresting officer when he has sufficient cause to fear vio lence in such cases. Hoover appealed and the case was argued in the supreme court by Ortis Goakey, Klamath Coun ty district attorney. The district attorney's office received word No vember 25 that Judge Vanden berg's decision was aflirmcd and conviction sustained. The opinion was written by Jus lice George Rossman. Klamath County attorneys feel the case has resolved hitherto vague areas of law dealing with search and seiz ure by police. Merchant, U.S. deputy undersec rotary of state, is one sign ot the diplomatic activity on both sides t avrrt ht many Panamanian raders ttte might he a worse out break tbn that of Nov persons were injured. ing his 10 years as a catcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers. While the Dodgers were preparing to move to Los Angeles, Campanella met with a near fatal automobile 3 when 82 ' accident and became paralyzed from the waist dawn. Joe Reich- Nov". 28 is the anniversary otjlcr of the Associated Press and Panama's independence from Dave Camerer assisted in prcpar Spain. Reports from the provinces ing the hook, sav hundreds are planning parade to the capital that day feelings whipped up over tV issue 0 nereignty over the Canal could out of the control W ':(' Kiv La OSBORN HOTEL EL'GENE, ORE. )M J. B. tirlr J.. 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