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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Thursday. April 7. IDfiO PACK !i A 7 STEPHEN P. GREEN re- eontly was given command of one of the "Skysweep er" radar-controlled anti aircraft rifles used local ly by the National Guard. He is a master sergeant. He and his wife and two children live at 2009 Gar den Avenue. He works for the post office here. Pros pective guardsmen may call TU 2-2428 for infor mation. Plenty Room, Census Taker Is Informed EL, PASO. Tex. (UPI) Mrs. Jnmcs E. llummond, a census l.iker. was about to leave when nobody at the tuo-story frame house amwereH her knock. As site turned to walk away, a man hurried out. "Can 1 he! you'.'" he aked. "I was just aoing to ask how many rooms you have," Mrs. Hammond said. "Oil. we have plenty." he said, and put a fatherly arm about her shoulder. "Now don't you worry shout a thing. You come right in." He led her inside and intfo duced her to another woman. "Hello, there." the other wom an said. "What can we do to help ynti?" "I'm with 'he census bureau." Mrs. Hammond said. The woman looked shocked. "Oh. we misunderstood." she raid. "This is the Salvation Army home for unwed mothers." Reorganize, NW Group Informed OCEANLAKE AP An otficial of the Redwood Empire Assn Northern California counterpart to the Oregon Coast Assn.. suggested Monday night the Uregon group reorganize so it can better pro mote tourism Don Clausnn. executive board member of the California group, said his group did that and it is paying otf. He was the main speaker at the :10iii annual Oregon Coast Assn. banquet. He said his own organization hs two paid officials one to be general manager and one to oper ate in the field. "They comple ment each other," he added. He-examine your goals and objectives and overall internal organizations: establish a pro gram to meet these goals: and ie-eva!uate your entire finance program, he suggested The Californian, a supervisor in Del Norte County, hit the question ,) public vs. private money for tourist promotion. Commissioners and supervisors should provide funds only to match money put up by those who will benefit most directly, he said. "We're going to do that down in California, and I'm sure that it's going to be eflcctive," Clauson said. There is too much tendency, he asserted, for government to do all and free enterprise to do nothing. Clauson also urged two bud getsone for public money and one for private money. There are tilings that governments can not spend money for. he said, and they should ' be in the private budget. A luncheon audience Monday heard Karl C. Westwood, minister of recreation and conservation in British Columbia. He said more persons now seek outdoor recreation and pointed as an example at boating in British Columbia, which lie said had in creased 4'K per cent in the last five vears. Court Records KLAMATH FALLS MUNCIPAL COURT Harold Walkar, assault with a danger ji weapon, continued. Manuel Mosc, furnishing liquor to a minor, continued. Robert W. Finlon, minor in possession f liquor, 125 or five days Robert E. Rose, drunk, S35. Benny L. Swenson, drunk, $50 or 10 days. , Russell R. Ruff, drunk, S25 Or five 4vs. i Everett E. Turoage, drunk, $25 or five : days. Ale Lvtes. drunk. S?5. Chrles Junior Cayman, drunk and dis orderly conduct, tbO or 10 days. RKADY FOR BKKR LONDON tt:pl Maj. Leo nard Speight, chief of seven juduos sippint; 4.000 bodies of soft drink to find Britain's tastiest soda pop, said Monday "when this is over, I'll be ready for a pood pint of beer." NEVA PHELAN ii the new heed of the millinery de 1 parfment of Miller's De pa rtment Store. Until as suming her new duties, she j was in the ready-to-wear 1 department of Miller's. In making the anouncement, Walt Kennett, Miller's manager, stated that un der her direction, selec tion of hats is' being in creased approximately 25 per cent. Solons Plug Ray Gun Idea WASHINGTON U PI Two memhers of the House Space Committee lodav urued the Air Force to revive an antiniissde ray pun project abandoned in spite of a -ahead by scientists. The committee disclosed exist ence of the science fiction project Sunday niclit when it published secret testimony taken from Air Force officials in February. Hep. .lames M. Quipjcy ID Pa. i called the project a "gamble, a calculated risk." Hut he added "maybe we ought, to take a gamble." Chairman Overton Brooks ) La. I told L'nited Tress Interna tional the ray Run should be furth er investigated "to see whether there is anything worthwhile in it." 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