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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1960)
Frirl.iT pril E. 1 0fiO PAGE 5 A Chemical Warfare Expert Seeks Even Deadlier Gas HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls Orpcnn EAT OF A l 11QUT! . i i i iir'"-' in' 1 deputy commander of (he Chem ical Corps' research and develop ment command, asserted: "It is to our national interest to uncover as yel unrevealed loxicolnpical secrets at least as rapidly as a potential enemy na tion can do so, and preferably be Dr, MRS. DON (Juanito) GRAY and BOB NORTON Pair Author New Song A new somj, written by Mrs. Pon Gray and Rob Norton, both of Klamath Falls, has been re corded under the Era label. The music of "Memories and Hab its," hit the air waves locally this week. Lyrics of the sonn were written by Mrs. Gray and co-author Norton. The musical score was written by Glen Fox. Klamath Falls music teacher. The rhythm snd words are slanted for teen Rers. Mrs. Gray is the author of a previous lyric, "Driving Me Out of My Mind," written with Pete Olson, also of Klamath Falls. A song, "Walkin' Through the Tark," written by Mrs. Gray's fnn, Charles .larrett, now with the Navy in Formosa, and one written by Mrs. Gray, not yet published. "I Can't Believe We're Through," will he sunR during the Pelicana performance Friday night at Mills School hy James Higkman, Kingsley Field. Accom panists will he Leon Stark, drums, and Dave Davidson, gui-i Women's Society I The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of the First Metho dic! Church will observe the an nual Holy Week Day Apart on Tuesday, 1 p.m.. April 12, in the Junior class room. In addition to a short Day Apart service presented by members of the Spiritual Life Committee, a set of colored slides on the life of Christ will he shown, with mu cie hy members of the church choir, and readings from the Gospel of Luke. This service is offered by the group which has just completed a study of this gospel. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PBF.i High Low I Albany, cloudy 47 28 Albuquerque, clear 4 40 Anchorage, snow 37 30 Atlanta, cloudy 7fi 51 Bismarck, clear 52 2fi Boston, clear 51 .IB Buffalo, cloudy 41 31 Chicago, clear 54 37 Cleveland, cloudy 5(1 2!l Denver, cloudy 5fi 43 Des Moines, clear 54 35 Detroit, rain 4fi 34 Fort Worth, cloudy 85 59 Helena, clear M 31 Honolulu, clear 78 80 Indianapolis, cloudy 57 38 Kansas City, cloudy lifi 47 Ijiuisville, cloudy B 41 Memphis, cloudy 74 57 Miami, cloudy 7il B4 Milwaukee, clear 5(1 33 Mpls.-St. Paul, clear 51 2H New Orleans, cloudy 78 52 New York, cloudy 50 41 Oklahoma City, cloudy 72 52 Omaha, clear 59 34 Philadelphia, cloudy 55 34 Phoenix, clear 92 58 Pittsburgh, cloudy 54 34 Portland, Me., cloudy 48 29 Portland, Ore., cloudy 73 SO Rapid City, clear 5(1 26 St. I-ouis, cloudy M 40 Salt Lake City, clear 72 42 San Diego, cloudv 70 59 San Francisco, cloudy fifi 51 Tampa, clear 77 65 Washington, clear 65 46 (M Missing) By FRANK CABK.V Associated Press Srlenre Writer CLEVELAND, Ohio AP An Army chemical warfare expert said today the t'nited Stales should push to develop chemical weapons even more potent than kill in a minute "nerve gases" al ready possessed hy America and fore he dites. the Soviet Union. Summerson made the slate- Hinting that some such effort men15 at a symposium wherein he may already he underway, hut!:'il "'her government scientists that an adequate program' would painted a grim picture of the require vigorous public support."1"'1" to the l;nited Stales and William H. Summerson. aj" "" arising irom possioic 'chemical and germ warfare and the need for assuring strong de fenses and countermeasures. And their remarks were under scored hy the statement of Mnj. Gen. Marshall Stubhs, the Army's chief chemical officer, that "there is some evidence that the Com- NEW YORK (AP I''uiaway'munjS ,()c mny surpass us in heiress Gamble Benedict Porum-;ihis field." heanu s 75 year-old grandmother! If the Communists succeed In apparently won't attempt to have;,i;iining a superiority in new her North Carolina marriage to chemical and biological weapons, ex-chaulleur Andre Pnrumbeanu, 'which we can not match or which annulled. we can not defend against." said A source close to the familyjstubbs, "our nuclear strength quoted 75-year-old Kalherine Ged- could he of academic value." des Renedict as saving Thursday:! He said progress is being made Kin Finished With Gamble "I wash my hands of them. I want nothing further to do with them or their escapades." Mrs. Renedict. Gamble's multi millionaire guardian, had (ought hard and long to break up the romance between the girl and her in developing protective masks and clothing for civilians but "more thought must he given to making fallout shelters impervious to chemical and biological agents." It was brought out at the con- Romanian-born sweetheart. Thefercnce staged at the American grandmother pulled the slringsk'hemical Society's t;!7lh national last Christmas season in gettinglmeeting that the United States Gamble hack from Paris where already has germ weapons which she had skipped with Porumbeanu then married. Court orders were issued here to keep them apart could: Sicken up to 75 per cent of the population in a 34 000 square mile But the 35-vear-old Porumbeanu. area with only 450 pounds of virus recently got a Mexican divorcejor bacterial material dropped and he and Gamble, 19, were mar- from a R52 bomber, provided lied Wednesday near Henderson-'there was no medical defense. vi! e. N.C. They are now honey mooning at an undisclosed spot. VISITS IRAN TEHRAN, Iran UPI) .Tor dans King Hussein received a flag-waving reception on his ar rival here Monday for a 10-day glate visit. Hussein was welcomed hy the Shah of Iran, the cabinet, mem bers of the diplomatic corps and other officials. Legal Chief Gives Ruling SALEM IAP) Escapees from the state's Hillcrcst School for Girls remain tinder the jurisdic tion of the juvenile courts. Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton said to day. Miss Marjorie McRride. super intendent of the school, had pro tested because one escapee, when recaptured, had been placed in a jail after being denied admittance to a juvenile home. She complained that the girl had been placed into a cell next to an adult male prisoner. Thornton said she was right. He said the law requires that they be separated from adults, il possible. Police Seek Holdup Trio PORTLAND (AP) A super market and a loan company, both in Northeast Portland, were held up Thursday afternoon. Each was held up by three men, and police believe the same trio pulled both jobs. Officer Manager RE. Gray of the Hollywood hranch of (he Local iMan Co. estimated the masked bandits escaped with $150 to $175. The amount taken at the Ains worth Food City was undeter mined. Witnesses at both holdups de scribed the men as 30 to 35. They said one man had an automatic pistol and another a sawed off shotgun. In this connection, Dr. Summer son told reporters with sufficient planes and proper meteorological conditions it would he possible to "blanket" the entire Soviet L'nion. Rut he and the others indicated that the same could he true in a Soviet attack on this country. SECRET OF HER SUCCESS WELLS, England (UPK-Lctty Batyfield, 68, asked hy a televi sion interviewer to (ell of her local fame for forecasting the weather "hy aches and pains in her feet," explained: "Well, I always read i( in (he newspaper first." TAKINGr REST CURE BERLIN (UPD-The East Ger man press office said Monday Premier Otto Grotewohl had left for a rest cure in the Soviet Un ion. Deputy Premier Heinrich Ran will act as premier until Grote wohl returns, the announcement said. Am.rieo'l levari! Childr' Shl I AT I BOGATAY'S 617 MAIN First New '60 Falcon "Ranchero"! 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