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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1960)
Page 8 a HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oe Mnnrlav. March 'R. 1f)fi0 Dfim Rally Scores Nixon; Firms Civil Rights Plank DETROIT i AP Midwoslcrn Democratic loaders with battle banners flying scattered today from a weekend conference that left Ihc nation's heartland wide open territory in the tussle lor the onrly presidential nomination. . They were ready to lake on Vice President Richard M. Nixon in the upcoming campaign against Ihc GOP and their own Southern col leagues on Ihc blazing civil rights Ijsuc. But 'or the most part they were unwilling as yet to commit themselves on a Democratic presi dential candidate. Hens. Stuart Symington of Mis Miiiri, Hubert II. Humphrey of Minnesota and John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts came to the In state conference courting support fur the nomination. All are. top flight contenders, all got negative Insults and all went away with no IJnporlant gains or losses. ; But the three-day rally did touch off sparks that could ignite an other one of Iho-p roaring North- Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATKII PltKSS High Low Pr. Albany, lain Ml 42 'i' Albuquerque, cloudy 72 r2 Anchorage, clear -II 2.i Atlanta, cloudy 72 56 Bismarck, rain S7 32 T Boston, rain rtl 42 T Bulfalo, cloudy 5-1 M Chicago, cloudv ."iK .IK T Cleveland, cloudy -ftl III Denver, cloudy 71 4!i .. Dcs Moines, cloudy rl 2'l Detroit, cloudy 57 in Foil Worth, cloudy "n M . Helena, cloudy K:l 4n Honolulu, dear 78 mi Indianapolis, clear 7(1 51 Kansas City, clear 71 52 Los Angeles, cloudy w) 54 .13 Louisville, clear 77 4!) ... Memphis, cloudy 72 52 Miami, cloudy 7ti 72 ... Milwaukee, clear 4(i 36 Mpls.-St. Paul, clear 58 .'in New Orleans, cloudy "4 1.99 New York, cloudy 52 4fi ... Oklahoma Cily, clear 70 50 ... Omaha, cloudy 4 33 ... Philadelphia, clear 58 411 Phoenix, cloudy Si 57 Pittsburgh, cloudy S 44 ... Portland, Me., cloudy 40 35 Portland. Ore., cloudy 59 44 .09 Rapid City, cloudy 73 42 Richmond, clear 70 39 ... St. Louis, clear 78 55 ... Salt Lake City, cloudy 70 55 San Diego, rain 81 55 .22 San Francisco, clear no 50 .21 Seattle, cloudy 57 43 Tampa, cloudy B5 M ... Washington, clear Hi 47 ... ; T Trace) KI.EE TO SIERRAS ' HOLLYWOOD UPI Lance Rcvenllow and Ihc girl he mar ried Thursday in San Kranciscn. actress Jill St. John, have fled to a skt-resorl hideaway in the High Sierras for a brief honeymoon. South feuds al the Democratic Na lion.il Convention in Los Angeles next July. There were friendly words lor Southern Democrats and disavow als of any intent to drive ihem in In bolting the parly. Still, the con ferencc launched without a (lis. senting voice a drive for a plat form plank on civil righis that convention delegates from Dixie couldn't possibly accept. The Midwestern leaders ap proved and recommended lo Ihc convention a pledge to throw Hie lull power of the While House and Congress behind guarantees to all Americans of equality in volin schooling, housing and eating at lunch counters. National Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler, who oflen rubs Southerners and others the wrong way. gave the whole per formance unstinting support. Hut ler also intormally invited loyal Southern Democrats to pick their own delegates to the Los Angeles convention to challenge any rebels who refuse lo back the parly nominees. This could lead to a whole series ol scraps, winding up in a show down on the convention floor, or even a parly split and a Southern walkout. The Huller bid was direcled In ward loyalists in Alabama, Arkan sas. Cieorgia. Louisiana, Missis sippi and South Carolina. These slates have put through laws under winch they can put un pledged presidential electors on the ballot next November if the slate party organization rejects the nalional ticket. 'file trio of presidential aspir ants nad no part in putting across civil righis proposal packed with political TNT. They had only oratorical roles al the con ference, and again at a rally spon sored by the L'nitcd Auto Work ers Union. Rarely do three candidates ap pear side by side and speak in turn. Hut here they did it twice in one day. Measured by the vol ume of applause, nobody was a startling standout. Humphrey was the leatured speaker at a luncheon which and said a Democratic president closed out the conference and got more lime and more of a hand than his rivals. Humphrey got olf a Iwo-lisled attack against bigotry. He called for a retorm in immigration laws will show real leadership in that direction. Kennedy, by a Iraclion. got Ihc biggest hand at the UAW rally. This was staged lo pump up sup port for legislation lo provide health insurance for the elderly under Ihc social security program Nobody is against it. Kennedy .aid, except doctors, insurance companies and undertakers who are afrajd of losing face, profits or customers. - -....a 0A 'vS? warn RUTH ANN BORN Dairy Contest Draws Entry The fust Klamalh County candi dale to enter Ihe Dairy Princess contest is liuth Ann Born, la-year- old daughter ol Mr. and Mis. Ed Born. Crystal Springs Road. Miss Born is a freshman at Southern Oregon College. Ashland, and is completing her loth year ol 4-lf Club diary projects (Ins year. She was graduated Irom Henley High School last year. Her parcnls have a dairy on Spring Lake Itoad where they milk llolstems. Her grandlather was in the dairy business and her lather took over the dairy he had started and is operating at Ihe same loca tion today. Mrs. Stan Maslen Sr. is chair man ol the Dairy Princess com mittee for Klamath County. For lurlher inlormation, candidates may call her al TL'xedn 4-94S2 or Ihe Klamath County Farm Bureau. 'IT) 2-.192I. Application blanks are available at Ihe Farm Bureau of- lice, 4M." South Sixth Street. Any girl with a dairy background and a member of a high school graduating class, between the ages of lfi and 23, or a graduate, and unmarried, is eligible to enter Ihe contest, A minimum of three can didates arc wanted prior lo the May 1 deadline. Boat Shows Possible Clue SKATTLK 'API A ln-foot rowboat lloating upside down, a Boy Scout canteen tied lo its side was the only clue Monday to the fate of two Seattle youngsters missing on Puget Sound since Saturday. The Coast Guard here said there was little hope Ihe boys. John Johannesen. II. and Joseph Shipman, 12, had survived a storm-tossed ride on the sound. The youths were last seen Satur day allernoon inside the tiny crall as it was being bufletcd by 48 mile an hour winds and strong tides in treacherous Deception Pass waters ofl Whidbey Island, 50 miles northwest of here. The boat, hardly a match for the spring storm that suddenly sprang up on the Sound, was found Sunday near James Island about eight miles northwest from jthc narrow pass waterway. I The boys had been on a weck jend Boy Scout father-son camp jout. The Johannesen boy had joined the troop only recently. He auennea nis nrsi meeting last week. People 60 to 80 Tear Out This Ad . . . and mail it today to tinrl out l,, t-nn fan villi nrmlv Inr a $1,000 lite insurance policy to help laKe care 01 nnai expenses wiin- out nurricning your laniii.v. You handle Ihe entire Iransac lion bv mail with OLD AMERI CAN of KANSAS CITY. No obli gation. No one will call on you: Write today, simply giving your name, address and year of hirlh Mail lo Old American Insurance Co.. 4!iiin Oak. Dept. 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Mash burn said Hunt is s' ill arrogant but expressed a desire Sunday to apologize and ask lorsivoncss of Itahbi Sol Hubin of Ihe Bclh Israel Helorm synauojue. Police said Ihc high school pupil signed a statement detailing how he hurled a home-made bomb at synagogue window and then opened fire with an automatic rillf when two men ran nut lo investigate. He was arrested Sat urday. ! Hunt said he carried nut Ihe at tack as revenge aller he had words with two .Jewish boys sev eral weeks ago. DW'III.IN" IP MIWKAPOLIS. Minn. (KA George Mikan. former Minneapolis Laker, scored twice as many points as the next high scorer for Ihe Lakers in l!)4'l and ltl.il. Protest Vote Becomes Riot Rl'KNOS AIBKS (I'PD -Celebration of a heavy protest vole against Argentine President Ar luro Frondii in congressional elections erupted inio violence in downtown Buenos Aires today. Police used tear eas against demonstrators shouting defiance of Krondizi and hailing returns that Rave opposition parties more BLNGI.INt; 111 It (W. A its Rl'SH CITY. Minn. iCPD-Km ployes of Ihe .N'cssel hardware j store came lo work the other morning to find a cartoon post card lying heside a safe which burglars had failed tn open. The postcard showed a rope breaking above a would be suicide and was captioned'. "Some fellows can't do anything right." than half of the 102 seals con tested in the lS7 member Cham ber of Deputies. Frondizi retained contrnl of Parliament. but at reduced strength. A bomb blast three blocks from Ihe presidential residence in sub urban Olivos shattered a power station and left a large area in darkness. Police arrested scores of per sons for disturbing the peace. No serious injuries were reported. Crippled Plana Lands Safely DOVh'R, Del. 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