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Newspaper Page TextQ 0 C3 0 HKH.tU) AM) M-:VX. If l:im.t ?i. fOre o o o f Two Die In State Mishaps; Death Toll Climbs To 439 By THE ASSOCIATED PHKSS tic. it srcmcfl headed toward for i Ote$m Hailed into DecemherHe year. 1 with tun traffic deaths the first Hie 3 killed in .Noveniner, Ren clay after compiling a remarkable alety record in Novemlier. This pushed the vm toll to 4:w. A woman was killed when her .orally one of the worst months of ! tlic year, was lar below the 47 killed a year aso in November ;and the record nil in November. I!i"i7. The lti.Vl total through No- Pupil Plan Rejected By Jurist car luniintu Hum iici iiumui ntinu v(.nl),.i- u;ls 4;j rlnvcway down an rmoankiiicni and a man died as his car smash ed into the side n a Irciaht train in heavy lof. State Policeman Frank Ucdiick jid Arthur John D.'nisson. 21, ol Spnnglield was Miiilhtinund on 11r.fl Ornnl j -i c I ..I . , , I n ' I I f 1H , , . .. ... . ' . will fall vwirn nis l ai mi im- :im i .u mi a 97-car Southern P.icilic ticih:. The car hit with iich lorce it denied the heavy slccl side of the relriceiator cai and demolished the vehicle. Dcdrick said. lie repo'led train Knuineer Clif ford W. Smith of Kuscne and Con ductor (.'hailc- Crimes of Junction City felt soini'lhinfi and heard a , ,u ... .,,,, : ! I'OliT KLAMATH Camp Fire opposite direction was asked In By THE ASSOCIATED PRKSS A pupil placement plan was re jected Tuesday by a federal jude in Virginia as "nuthinc short of contemptuous" and there were in dications that an Atlanta nlan is I This November was drier lhan,in ,or a roU8h limCi usual and there were lew of the i Klscwhore in the troubled South, .murky days that cut visibility to a I, wo nicidci.ilu members of the I resemblance of dusk. !schoo )oa,.( at Ijite Rock Ark., ' It appeared certain to top the .won election over women running Hil of last year, but unless there 'as independents, and a white man is a sudden upturn it probably I beat a Neu'i o for the Dollarway "DENNIS THE MENACE hort ol the record 4H4 rccuided by the Associated Pre in l:r7. iTea Served By CFG Girls of Kurt Klamath served tea! to a number of guests recently at School Hoard in an election split I clearly along racial limes. Jude Walter E. Hoffman told the school board at Newport News, Va., to submit a new pupil place ment plan by March IS. He warned the school board and the Slate Pupil Placement Board they will face contempt proceedings it they continue to deny qualified Negroes admission to white schools. Hoflman threw out a oiie-para- ;raph plan that simply said pupil enrch -ne a, a .,, lhe home of the Kirls' leader, Mr the car and body. u,,h,.. i Mrs fletta M,r!leril. about all. 133 Districts Receive Aid For Education VP To Delay Announcement Until Month Of February WASHINGTON (API Vice for even longer. But the near np President Richard M. Nixon ex- ccssity of entering the Marc!? 8 poets to delay until after Feb. 1 New Hampshire primary may any announcement that he is seek-j lorce him out into the open early SALEM 'API The state Boaraj "' . 1-"c lm wl presidential in reoruary. of Education reported Tuesday n(mlinaUon- I Nixon's associates think he is that 133 school districts in 31 ! " , e . can . PcclTe , tlus scned-j doing so well that they are goinc counties are getting aid under thei a.ing willingly witn tne vice pres. National Defense Education Act. t0 a !""e more ,h?n .flve mon,ns! idenfs decision that the less pub- It said in the current school year, $711,000 is being spent in the state under the act, which seeks to improve teaching of science, the limited campaigning he now expects to do before the Republi can convention in Chicago next July. There are indications that if was thrown Horn her car when it planted lflil fret down the em bankment. Hot' car went down the embankment near her Vedder- burn b'.me across the river Iroin1 Gold Beach. ! A dip in the fatality loll last' The Latzy living room was do month gave the stale a chance lu avoid the record number of latali- found!,, , , T. i , i assignments would be left to the state board. The judge told the two hoards at the start of the hcai'int!: "You I orated with original handmade have a period, right to defy the' icaiiier ornaments and pictures ; Cl)ur, le day you do it you done by Mrs. Latzy. kfiw what ticket you will write." During a short program follow-1 The Atlanta plan, ordered by in;.; lea, Linda Stanley and Ho- US. Judge Frank Hooper, will be berta Lalzy recited a poem, 'argued in Hooper's court Dec. 14. ' Thanksgiv ing." They and the.. Patterned after an Alabama law other two Camp Eire Girls pros-'that has been upheld on its tace Other Forms Of Power Will Offset Missile Gap WASHINGTON (AP) - Neil II. lit would he obsolete in the mis McElroy. retiring secretary ol de-sile age even belore it went into lense, concedes the United States; production. win lag ncninii ine .soviet union M..Kirnv sai(! ,ha. as nf ,...... Get maximum heat for your money! Change to: Radio Dispatched Trucks for Extra Fast Delivery FUEL CO. 320 Spring TU 4-6661 ,.nl M .i v U'nlllir .....l lin.l:. V-,n hv Hi,. I ' t Si in.-,.. ru. Tni..-! ,. Wo'mer. sang "The Lavender lists many qualilications for pupil."1 "ni'c.miiitiiuii missiles ioi mc t,c Soviet lnjon mlt t,e United Cowboy." Mary Wimer was mis- placement, none of which specif i-i nvx "1K'C eals- ; States have about the same num- In ss of ceremonies. Mrs. Lalzy conduclcd a brief "Hying up" ceremony for Linda Vvn U'ormer and presented Ihc girl with the Camp Kire handbook and lie. cally menlions race or color, would gradually integrate Atlanta public schools, starting with the I2lh grade next year. Gov. Krnesl Vandivor and law yers for Negro parents seeking lo Women present were Mrs. Bert i integrate the Atlanta school sys- G.ay and Mrs. Richard H. Wil- Mem rejected the plan, adopted by son. members of the Knrt Klain- lhe Atlanta Board of Kducation. ath Community Methodist Church 'The Negro attorneys called it in- Women's Society of Christian Serv-! adequate; The Georgia governor . sponsors of the Camp Kire 1 repeated olt-spoken pledges lo fight any move to place Negroes in white schools. Vandivor can close any inte grated school under state law. At Dollarway, a railroad and paper mill town in southeast Ar kansas where three Negroes have been trying lo gel into the all white school, incumbent Rob W. jHryanl deleated Charles Knott, a LAKI-.V1LW - 'I he election oik- ami i, n10l- s,.hnol hoard Mrs. Krw in i Mary I Abranison as ,,.n,h,..- urn-inn Rrui.ni , a ,i it oup. Vlso present were Mrs. Krank Hliahan and Mrs. Ilollis Kizer. Knrt Klamath Momentary School Icachers, and Mrs. Raymond Van Wot mcr. Cow Belles Aide bor of intercontinental missiles a very small number, lint he said Soviet production will out strip the United States in coming But McKlroy contended the na tion has enough striking power in other forms to oilset this missile ap. At a farewell news conference: years. Tuesday, a few hotus alter his Last July McKlroy said the resignation was announced by the U.S.S.R. had fewer than 10 mis White House, McKlroy said these i.siles capable of hitting the United steps have been taken or will be, States. But recently Soviet Pre taken to fill in the gap: mier Nikita Khrushchev boasted 1. Congress will be asked for: 'hat a Sov let plant was turning out mainematics ana loreign lang-NlxHn t.oud cmro, evcnls hc uages. The federal government, woud bc ham, ,0 g0 aong ,(,n(1. pa.vs nan me cost. in (o hjs riuties as vice pi.psiHont Counties which aren't taking! part are Harney, Union, Wallowa, Tillamook and Morrow. School districts have 10 more days to apply for the aid PORTLAND (AP) Negolia- The act also provides aid to districts which plan to increase their counseling services. About $250,000 is being spent this year lor this phase, in which the fed eral government pays the full, Portland newspaper strike, which cost- I entered its 23rd day today. The board also reported that; Thp fi,.s. m.-lin. in ,,. Iha ine iwo-year-oia program oi siaie lie eagerness he displays for the nomination the more likely he is to get it. They figure this offers a sharp contrast to the scramble among top Democratic contenders to meet the voters at every cross road months ahead of the time that party's convention makes its choice of a nominee. Because he is convinced he will have to run on the Eisenhower administration record, Nixon wants to spend as much time as possible in the next icw months helping share the GOP program in executive agencies and hcloini? tions have been resumed in the put it over in Congress. Paper Strike Status Quo aid for driver education in high schools is gaining momentum. In the past year, the number of schools taking part has increased from 67 to 105. Six thousand stu dents are registered, or about one third of those who are eligible. The state Department of Motor Vehicles is making a survey to find out whether those who take the course have better driving records than those who don't. The board said it receives con- At the bargaining table for the siderable criticism about giving, first time since the strike heean a week was held Tuesday between the Stereotypy's Union and The Oregonian and Oregon Journal. After the day's two sessions, which lasted a total of 534 hours, federal mediator Elmer Williams said: "No progress was made. Sever al of the strike issues were dis In li lie with this idea, the vice president is expected to delay set ling up any formal campaign or. ganization or appointing a cam paign manager. He may decide to be his own manager. This doesn't mean Nixon is over looking any bets or that he is tak ing it for granted he will get the nomination. He has Leonard W. Hall, former GOP national chairman, working diligently to line up delegate cussed and another meeting ?lre"S,n- "e 15 Slns along with scheduled for tomorrow morn. the 'ormalmn of Nixon clubs. He ing." He did not elaborate. wl", makc s.l'eakl"K appearances This soft-sell approach could be enough money to let the Air Korcc maintain an airborne alert if nec essary during the three-year mis sile lag period. In such an alert, bombers carrying nuclear weap ons would be in the air at all times, sale Irom sneak attack and ready for instant retaliation. 2. The development of the J.'.O missiles a year. Tuesday in Budapest Khrushchev said the So viet Union has a stockpile of rockets big enough "to raze to the ground all our potential en emies." In spile of the admitted missile lag that will last until MK3, Mc Klroy contended that the United a second vice president ol the Slate Cow Belles Association has lit en announced here. The election took place at the November meet ing in Portland held in conjunc tion with the Stale Cattlemen's borne B52 at targets up to 5W) ; prcparwt lor either nuclear two white precincts hy 8IIX-!) and 157-0 margins: Knott won a Negro precinct, Wl-M. Knott, a member nf the board in l'.i50-55, did not campaign ac tively lor tbe post. Hrvanl ban i -,nn.,iiD miiu n.-ji i. ...j... .......... ........ ..... .1,,.,, ,.s n u,p support ol tbe IJollarwav past president or the Lake County cjti.MS Council, a segregationist Cnvv Belles, and her husband is!., roup. this year's president of the local, i.voroil Turk,..- .It- m-osiilnii nf Ihc'Little Rock School Board, and B. Krank MacKey, both criticized by segregaiionists as pro-integration, won easily from their women opponents. Tucker defeated Mar garet Morrison 8,546 to a.iitw, and MacKey deleated Mrs. 11.11. Ray, ,( signed to fly three times the 8.553 lo 3.31.3. Hound Dog missile bus added;Sta!es today has a greater atomic years to the usefulness of manned striking power than it had when bombers such as the B52. This, be took office in late 11157. missile can be lired from an air-j .-lt is nllr bcli(,f that we arc stockmen's association Other members of the local or ganization present at the meeting were Mrs. Don llotcbkiss, Mrs. (Till Windle. Mrs. Clarence Dal las, Mrs. Boh Weir Jr., and Mrs. Ben Vernon. f f f I I f f f I?. f f HURRY! ORDER YOUR PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! miles away 3. The Navy's Polaris missile.! while not yet operational, will be ready to go next year. This is the ried anywhere by atomic-powered submarines and fired from under water. McKlroy's disclosure that the country will rely heavily on the B52 for the next three years came shortly after the Air Korcc all but canceled the B70 bomber program. non-atomic limited war," Mc Klroy said. During McElroy's tenure the United Stales developed its first 1CBM. the Atlas, which now is becoming operational. The Titan also is in an advanced stage ol development. Ihc courses, but pointed out that the courses do not replace any other high school course. The hoard also prepared a list of supplies and equipment that elementary schools must keep on hand. lt appointed the five-member state Textbook Commission. Re appointed were Dr. Lloyd Mill hollen, assistant superintendent of Eugene schools; Cecil Sly, super intendent of Crook County schools and Mrs. Dorothy Daugherly, of the Salem Special Education De partment. New members appointed are Dr. Wendell Van Loan, professor of education at Oregon State Col lege and Dr. Leonard May-field . superintendent of M e d f o r d schools. was James Sampson, internation al president of the Stereotypers Union, who arrived here Monday night. Other union workers have re fused to cross the picket lines set upset, of course, if Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York should come out in the open as a candi. date for the GOP nomination ear lier than expected. Rockefeller's friends are trying to get him into the New Hamp. up by the Stereotypers. The two! shire primary test. Some of them newspapers are putting out a joint edition, using non-union and supervisory help. Believer Now WILMINGTON, Calif. (AP) -Juan Jiminez Carrillo, 60, never believed much in banks. He saved $20,000 over a 35-year Period by slashing 10. 20. 50 and UHl-dollar hills in an old refrigera or in his garage. Tuesday he told police the money has disappeared. believe he could make political hay as an underdog if hc could give Nixon a close battle there. Nixon's name is certain to go into the May 20 Oregon free-for-all primary and in the June 7 voting in his home slate of Cali fornia. He may limit other pri mary appearances to Wisconsin's April 7 test where he and Rocke feller might square off. Hut until he faces a primary challenge. Nixon intends to keep on minding the vice presidential store. POSTPONE SEARCH GUI.KPOUT, Miss. (UPI) A search for the wreckage of a Na- Tbe B70 is an advanced bomber tional Airlines plane which crash- 16 i nrl in tho dtilf nf Mrvicn 'nv Tucker and MacKey are me,.,-1 h(,ini, ,,,.-,, i(,nal although a luilf i k!llln 42 pcrsnns was nallcd tom- bers of a reconstituted hoard that ; njjon dollars had been spent on poranly Monday. Ten bodies have admitted six Negroes to once all-!,,. Now ony nnp 01. (wo pmtn-lbeen recovered so far hut Navy while schools ibis fall. Currently , ,vpos wili hc builti The I!70 had' minesweepers' efforts to locale -v'ci.m .Mgn.i-s in- riiii'imiuK iwu lu-on critici'ed on the ground that the plane wreckage have failed :M wliilc sclinois in Little hock tf-'i Cubans Held Cam Uamihm mi ui iica u r 1 riii i) & 1.c( t f ..it.t ..if .hm frtvji ' I S2.50 ft ' on a federal cli 'f; j to fly explosive II 2 I ft I l,nlll"'s "' n m' :S : Pound Irom an i f ''"'-v airstrip so vI : y I Joseph A. Koi 1 tCMNicm ow ENDS TONIGHT ! MIAMI, Kla., IAPlKive Cu bans, including two air force pilots under deposed Cuban presi dent Kiilgencio Batista, are under 500 bond each for a hearing harge of attempting tisives out of the United Slates. Custom agents arrester the men; Sunday belore they got in the air wilh their home-made hombs. Their hearing is set tor Dec. 18. The quintet was seized while transferring bombs containing 06 nitroglycerine corn- automobile to a .nuth of Miami. ortier. supervising customs agent, said the crude bombs already had begun leaking and were at a critically dangerous stage when the raiders closed in. ir. Charged in the case are Osvaldo V' Di.l.-, 1 11 ....I.,. oi i mini, i. iiu.-r iii iii.tniii ., both idenlilied as cvB.ilista air force pilots: Manuel Itevuelta. 20. Manuel Blanco, 23, and Miguel A. Orasco. 23. all of Miami. li; f f UNDERWOOD'S CHRISTMAS CAMERA ROOM IS BUZZING! Remember! Wo toko your picture FREE! Groups or individual. Your choice of set tings. You pay only lor film ond develop ing, and order at least 25 cards. It't that limple. CAMERA SHOP 706 MAIN ST. I I I I I I. I! ,? 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