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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1960)
HFRM.P A NO NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Wednesday. pnl fi. tOfif) PAGE F7VI' -f "" nnfi edward Mccracken recently was promoted to first sergeant of Battery C, Klamath National Guard Unit. He formerly was a radar section lead er. He and his wife and two children live at 1 322 Riverside Street. He is a sawfitter at Klamath Ba sin Pine Mills; was grad uated from KUHS in I95I. Prospective guardsmen may call TU 2-2428 for information. Sen. Morse Returns Home, For Presidential Drive i By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS I Morse will speak in Portland Sen. Wayne L. Morse returns to i Friday evening under sponsorship l. Oregon Friday to open his first of the Oregon Veterans for Morse f concentrated campaign effort for Committee, then Mill follow that i J the May 20 Democratic presiden- up with this schedule which still tial preference primary. jis to be added to on some days Sen. John F. Kennedy of Mas- Saturday at The Dalles for the day , sachusctts and Sen. Hubert H. land a dinner; Sunday a dinner Humphrey of Minnesota, the two talk at Baker; Mondav La linmdei front-runners nationally, are ex-!with appearance at Eastern Ore-" pected to reopen their Oregon tgon College tentative; Tuesday at j i campaigns now that the Wisconsin Portland State College at II a nv. campaign has ended in today's and Central Lane Labor Council; ( election, at Fugene in evening; Wednesday,! j Kennedy has already set several luncheon at Florence: Thursday.! appearances later this month, ft p.m. rally at Hood River arm-' Humpnrey is suit to no so. oiy. Presumably the results ol the; Morse will return attain in the Wisconsin primary will have ajwcok of Amil 24. on Mav 7 and bearing on the Democratic presi-;aRajn j1iiy 18 to 20. flential aspirants plans. kndvs first mi,, si,e his Oregon's Sen. Morse will oppose! .-,,,..' ,,,. u.nl 22 for lour days. He will he in Clackamas County the first day. then in Mediord for (he Pear Blos som Parade tiie next day and in the Portland area the lollouing two days with a side excursion to Astoria for a luncheon on April 2.j. last day of his tour. He e pecls to spend from May IS to the election in the state as well. I Humphrey in the May .1 District!,, of Columbia primary and Kennedy in the Maryland May 17 primary. All three along with Sen. Stuart .Symington of Missouri and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas will meet in Oregon's primary. MICHAEL KMATZ. air man second class, was home in Macdoel recently, en roufe to his new base at Newport News, Vir ginia. He is the son of Mrs. Clotine Kmatz of Macdoel. The young air man enlisted in May, 1959. Tutor Admits Double Life Actor, Friend Seek Return Of Investment In 1!V":1. Congress maiie me cent; legal tender in anv amount. LOS ANGELES (ITU Actor .lean J. Gauthicr, 6. and his friend Maurice Bernard. 56. were told the gold was rich enough to slick to your shoes around Para dise, Calif.. only it turned ou( to LEFT, Mass. (P Kor seven'he pyrite (fool's gold', months hif.h school toacher ,lo- Gaulhier and Bernard, a re soph R. Dischino. an admitted tired travel agent, claimed in bigamist, kept two wives and four court Monday that they invested children in homes eight miles SB. ion each with Marcel Schmidt apart. Ito dig out what they were told The secret double life of the re-,was a productive gold mine in the Fnectcd ciics instructor, exposed desert community, through an anonymous tip sent to They said they turned over the Police chief William H. Ohanheim money to Schmidt in 1053 on his of Stockbridce. stunned this west-i statement that the mine contained ern Massachusetts community valuable gold dcosits. When (hey and cost Dischino his job. learned differently. Ihey sought The w ives also were stunned, j unsuccessfully (o recover their Ohanheim said, money, they said. In Lee District Court Saturday.) Schmidt said his dealings with Dischino pleaded guilty lo bigamy ' die men were in good faith. The nnd was held in J700 hail (or dis-jluo men sought in addition to position Wednesday. their investments $50,000 in ex- Dischino. 15 years on t lie high einplary damages. Superior Judge school faculty, is 117. Short, dark George A. Dockweiler took the . nnd slocky, he is a mild man liered man who wears glasses. Ohanheim said Dischino divided his nights between the (wo homes And used a part-lime job at a - South Lee resort lo explain his ', absences. The teacher married the first Mrs. Dischino, Mary, 15 years Ago at. Wcl'.esley. They had three ", children ranging in age from 34 to 9. ' . The second wife, Ohanheim paid, was Margaret Burnhop of Watorhury, Conn., whom Dischino married July 2(i, lii.'iB at Elkton. Wd. She remained in Connecticut until after a child was born last September, the chief said. Then she moved to Stockbridge. '. adjoining Lee, where the first Mrs. Dischino resides. Besides civics, he was an assisl- ant basketball coach at Lee High ' School. case under submission. SOI NI) IDKA LONDON ITD President .John Council of the Noise Abate ment Society said Tuesday he would take along a bodyguard when he delivered a speech on cutting down noise to a meeting of a molorcvclc riders' club. MAR YOUR APPEARANCE WITH BIFOCAL SHADOWS Youthful INCHES BLEND-VUE lenses eliminate tha objectionable tattle-tale age line caused by old fashioned bif cxl lenses! No age line no un pleasant ey jump with BLEND-VUE lenses-and they can be fitted into any fashion frame you desirel No Appointment Needed Convenient Credit We give Zvf Green Stamp OWl 55(4 tfCAX COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main TU 4-7121 Drs. Omar J. Noles end Robert Peteri Tiros Snaps Russian Pics WASHINGTON UP1 Ameri , . ca's Tiros I satellite, circling the earth every M minutes with its pair of television cameras, has photographed weather conditions over Russia and Communist China. A spokesman for the national Aeronautics and Space Adminis , tration (NASA) disclosed Sunday ' night that the photographs cov ered Red China and the southern part of the Soviet Union. The spokesman did not say when the photographs were tak en. The satellite, launched from .' Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Friday, made its first pass over the two Communist nations about 12 hours later. Scientists in charge of the Tiros project reported that they were T very encouraged by the perfor mance of the 270 - pound me teorological satellite in its orbit about 440 miles above the earth. Doctor Abe Silverstcin, NASA's ' director of space flights, told a New York news conference that ' weather satellites may some day "' help prevent heavy loss of life in hurricanes and typhoons by pro viding advance warning when ' '. violent storms are developing. MINERS HONOR KIIRISMCHEV MOSCOW (LTD Premier Ni ' kita Khrushchev, who was a min er in the Ukraine before the Bol shevik revolution, has won the highest award of the Soviet Mine Workers Union. Tass said today. The Soviet news agency said Khrushchev received (he "Miners - Glory" badge of the first degree. '" and a citation "for his efficient : activity in building trade unions and tremendous services in devel oping the coal mining industry of ' the Soviet Union." Newspaper SPOT ADS ore inexpensive repeated daily $1.16 Model DA-11-60 BIG FAMILY SIZE 11 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR Full Width, Big 61-Lb. Freezer Chest! t) New! Meat Tender, Chill-Drawer! 9 Convenient! Overnight Defrost Setting And Adjustable Season Control! 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