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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1960)
o HKIMIJ) AXD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Op. tfiydnrsrbv. March 0. 1000 0 PACE 7 B TO EACH ITS OWV NEW YORK (UPf)-Washington Square Village, a plush new hous ing development, sorts the cars in its garage and parks them by make. Cadillacs have their sec tion, Fords. Chcvrolels, Plymouths theirs. Buicks and Chryslers theirs and so on. Not snobbery, the man agement says makes it easier for the car jockeys to find them. , PLAN AHEAD NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. l'PH O TUNA LINKS " NEW YORK (UPDFrozen tuna links should he coobyi 4 minulcs Nixon Eyes Sooth States During President Drive When you make out your week ly food marketing list, group items according to placement of foods in in jQntly bailing water and cooled before serving in a salad. Anchovy fillets, capers, olives, quarred fillets, capers, olives, quartered hard-cooked eggs, hearts of let tuce and radish slices blend well with the links in a mayonnaise sauce. . WASHINGTON (,.I) - Vice Hul he isn't sure. 'D-Mass), Hubert H. Humphrey iD-Minni, Stuart Symington (D Mm and Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, the Senate majority leader, will have been fiffced to vole for civil rights amendments and mo have been embroiled in this con troversy. Merely because of this, so far as the South is concerned, they fear Stevenson more than any other Democrat. But the Nixon camp's view is that Stevenson is fading. They agree with many other profession al politicians that the Democratic race now is between Kennedy and Johnson. For this reason they are happy to report the results of polls that they say indicate only Johnson could beat Nixon in Texas and Virginia. In the same breath they express the opinion ttiat Johnson won't be the opposing nominee. the stores all fresh fruits Mid l'roidcnloRichard M. Nixon is Rockefeller has wanned some vegetables together, meats, canned foods and finally frozen foods. That's the way to save time and energy in the supermarket, say experts at Rutgers University. miking an all mil effort to cia, what, butnot enough to be en into the Soulh in the November election. tirely reassuring, since II New York governor withdrew as a po tential rival for the presidential nomination with a bla4 at the GOP Old Guard. As a precautionary measure. Nikon has taken steps to cash in on the Souths dissatisfaction with most of the aspirants for the Democratic presidential nomina tion. Those have grown out of the Willi the Republican presiden tial nomination all hut wrapped tions that will make them ana thema to the average Dixie voter. Nixon's backers arc trading on the psychological gambit that Southerners would rather vote lor an all-out Republican advocate of civil rights than for a Democrat they may regard as a renegade to their cause. The Nixon men do not discount the fact that Adlai K. Stevenson, twice the party nominee, will not up. Nixun already has under way campaign pointed at Texas, Florida and Virginia as key stales. The -it electoral votes represent ed in those three states could be decisive if New i ork s 45 voles go to the Democrats. current controversy in Congress Nixon hopes that differences over civil rights legislation. with New York Gov. Nelson A. The theory in the Nixon camp Rockefeller have been patched up. is that Sens. John F. Kennedy m ijjp LEON'S 525 Moin i 1 THEY LIVE YOUR LIFE if OUR WONDERFUL, NEW SPRING DRESSES ' Sizes 7 - 15 19.98 to 29.98 ... as seen in all your favorite Fashion magazines. Light-hearted lovelies in the silhouettes, fabrics and colors that make the Spring news For the dresses that live your life with you . . , tee our Minx Modes here . . . soon! OPEN THIS FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 ill A FETCHING FASHION that drives away the damp of a dreary, rainy day . . . created in water-resistant Cone "Verticord" Cotton, this slimly shaped coat is a smart idea come rain or shine. FREMONT MEETING Fremont PTA will meet Thurs day. March 10, at 7:45 p.m. in the school auditorium. Willaid McKinnv. principal of Kl'llS, and Paul Angstcad, guid ance counselor, will discuss the aibjcct "Factors to Consider in Planning (or High School. This is the most important meet me of the year since the high school course of study and pro gram will be explained. Parents not only have the opportunity to meet these administrators who will euide their sons' and daugh ters' educational programs for the next four years, but may receive personal assistance from them. Election of PTA ollicers lor tne lu-til school year will be held Refreshments will be served fnllnu-inir the business meeting Small children will be cared for by capable students. new weathervanes boxy. . . and bound to brighten your life! 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