PARR TWO
HERALD AXD. NFWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Tupsrlav, March. 2?. 10
Medics Save
Choke Victim
McKKKSPORT. Pa. (API - Sur
jcons cil open the chest o( Mar
parct Whitehead, 5'i, and revived
her heart boat with a avminutc
massage Monday at .McKeesporl
Hospital.
Suffcrinn, from a choking attack.
the woman was en route to the
hospital in an ambulance when
her heart apparently stopped boat
ln. .
In the hospilal's emersency
room .surgeons massaged Mrs.
Whitehead's heart for ,!0 minutes:
faint beats started. The massage
was continued (or 25 minutes.
Mrs. Whitehead, still uncoil
Rcious. was placed in an iron lunn.
She was reported in critical condition.
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OREGON REPRESENTATIVE Shirley Field, IRI Mi, met
Saturday, March 19, with Klamath County GOPs on her
initial appearance as(candidate for the office of state
treasurer. She will oppose Howard Belton, (R) incumbent,
in the May primaries. Right is Fred Heard, Klamath Falls,
state chairman of tha Oregon Republican College League.
Treasurer Candidate Hits
Services Centralization
IiTsen!.i!ive Shirley Field 'K
.Mullnnnialii, a candidate lor the
Republicm nomination of state
Measurer. -speaking at a dinner in
her honor Saturday, March Irt
said, "We want to he sure that
the services performed and tillered
to the people arc where the peo
ple can make the most and host
use of them." She was introduced
by Fred Heard, slate chairman of
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The dinner at the Winema Ho
tel was well attended with all
Klamath County ICcpuhhcan candi
dates amuou the quests. 'r!ie invo
cation was ghon by the Itev
(ieori-'e Muinhy, pastor of St. Pius
X Church. Miss Kield.s was also
Honored at a luncheon Saturday at
Ihc Pelican Cale which was well
ittcndid. She was a Kuesl ot Klam
ath County Treasurer Kva Cook.
Continuing, the speaker attacked
a .suwicstion made in high places
in Oregon thai "all ol our govern-
nient agencies under slate juris
diction he centered in Ihc slate
capital at Salem."
She further continued, "in the
field of mental illness, Ihc trained
psychiatrist as well as Ihc psychol
ogist and social worker, needed to
bring their knowledge to find solu
tions tor the problems of individu
als beset wilh mental illness, are
not found throughout the stale."
"As a matter of tact," she said,
with the exception of a psychia
trist on the l'emllolim State Hos
pital statf. those on Ihc Oregon
Stale Hospital skill in Salem, one
or two in the Eugene area, two in
Salem and one in Medloril, I be
lieve, there are no oilier psychia
trists in the stale available lo help
in this major challenge except in
Ihc Portland area. We must de
vise ways of gelling out trained
personnel spread throughout the
slate."
She mentioned that indications
are good tor Klamath Kalis to as
sume the position ol being the
largest city between Portland and
Sacramento in 1170.
We should busy ourselves wilh
the problems involved of grow
ing metropolitan area in Klamath
Kails. She cited the industrial ex
pansion in the Klamath Basin
which includes the Weyerhaeuser
Company's' hardwood plant and
the new SI2..1 nullum .lohns-Man-villp
insulating board plant as be
ing two signs of the Inline in the
Klamath area.
The COP slate treasurer hopeful
aid, "this is a good buying area
with sound purchasing power avail
able for all types ol business, not
the least of which is retail trade."
In discussing Oregon Technical
Institute, lirprescnlalne Field
aid. "as a member of the Inter
im Committee on Fducaiion, we
looked into the course ollering of
Hie school and 1 fell thai some
things should be done to upgrade
the curriculum of Ibis institution
to justify it as Oregon's only tech
nical institute in that it should
have programs and curriculum
mat fit into the type ol economy
Oregon is surely to have in Ihc
1'JtiOs.
Concluding, Miss Fields com
mented. "I, of course, have great
confidence id I lie ability of peo
ple in Oregon to adjust lo changing
circumstances in meeting the chal
lenges of the I'.iwis by insisting
on government performing in the
ncas where it must perform to
prove the services neccssaiy to
make this stale the great one its
tuture foretells." '
This visit was the lust for Rep
resentative Field's current c a m
paign tour.
campaign committee was lined
up during her visit and an oppor
tunity given the candidate to meet
is many local COP as possible.
Jury Indicts
Weatherman
ltF.NTOX. Ky. (AP'-Tae Mar
hall County grand jury, bam-
pcred in its investigations earlier
his month by record breaking
snows, lias indicted the weatherman.
In a true bill jgned by Com
monwealth's Attv , James M. l.as
iter, the jurors accused weather
man John L'ee of "maliciously
visiting upon Marshal County a
blizzard of monumental propor
News Brings Little Relief To Mem In Kentucky Jail
I.Ol'ISVll.LK, Ky. (APi-Shuf
din' Sam is skeptical.
Is he happy over the distinction
of be.ing the only person for whom
the L'niled States Supreme Court
upset two $10 fines in a police
court case?
"Well, yes and no." said Sam
Thompson from his cell.
Sam currently. is serving a six
month sentence on lour other mis
demeanor charges, so the news
brought no immediate relief.
Besides. Sam allowed all this
publicity might make him the tar
get of future arrests, and Sam,
who is 4ii. has had enough of thai.
He has been arrested more than
70 limes in years.
It was the one that happened
.Ian. 24, l'J5!l, that caused all the
stir,
Sam was doing a shuffle dance
in the middle of a cafe floor while
waiting for the bus. For no reason
at all, lo hear Sam tell il, the
police hauled him in for loitering
and, when he put up an argu
ment, disorderly conduct.
Sam's lawyer look the case all
the way lo Washington, and Ihe
KLAMATH AUDITORIUM
2:00 & 8:00
SAT., MAR. 26
nine austere justices, intrigued
over Sain and his shuffle dance,
decided Monday there was no evi
dence to support the charges.
The fact that Sam Thompson
was the subject of Supreme Court
argument failed to impress Shuf-
flin' Sam much.
When the case was first argued
Sam was doing 30 days on a
public drunkenness chat Bo and
couldn't have cared Ic.-s.
He claimed the reason he was
picked up in the cafe in Ihe first
place was because he had hired
a lawyer to defend him on a pre-
ft
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Hon. Othe.: eiOttn.AfloA. IH, no..
vious rap instead of pleading
guilty, like always.
This, he felt, made the police
sore at him.
Sam fingered a sheaf of news
paper clippings sent to him from
all over the country.
He decided to say notiun?.
It could make it worse, he indi-
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Sam stan'oarii
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cated, all this notoriety. He be
lieved he'd rather not have his
picture taken.
Besides, he said, he needed a
haircut.
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