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HKRAI.D AND NKWS, Klamath Falls. Ore
Thursday, April 14. IQfiO
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dennis the menace" Henlev To Present Concert
vv.ll b,,H. J. Ilu.hr, ami Boy g f, u V J fS W! A J .fcW 1 "T
Henley Hiuii Blue." written bv Klhelbert Ne I 1 . " V nrtP;.4.-;Iir:
sium bc-ipreWenl. v,ll l.re-t (he croup fel Jtmf TOW7Kl Wk
iThc chorus will follow thai elcc MW 1JT .' l-UJ'v . ftfcM'rT
.1.11111! MIX i.k .-Tumi.!..,. T..mkl. i S !' f! fel J 3. ZJTtB IT ttil 7 Tjr, r , r W" 'iWt'&
"Melodies in Sprins''
presented by the
Scliou! music depart rnent
evening in the cymna
ginning at 8 u'elork.
That s (lie annual
and chorus concert,
be u-jcd in the music
Iickels arc availahlr horn fie-i.. nMf.n bv H((h v(l;il.
,M,mn.ni .u... ... ,)m MU, ,hc lnk.nnsi(,n ;in'j
oM"'c- , , Ivn Mack will cnici l,.m. Alter-'
The pmc.i.m is arranged tln. , . H l6 ln,rmlul(. ,,,, fJi.
nay: Iho hand will play "( ol , ..,,.., MHV
unci HoKoy." a lively conccrl .-lylc ,.iv .. .it,(i) u(,(.s..
march by Kenneth .1. Allor.l, .,ml ,J(,j(W. Um, v 11)-.0?.. l
The Phanlom Hesimenl. by U-j ,,.,, hv SMe ,. ., ..(in
my An.lerson "(J or Hie Billowy ,, M,;(V. by j.inMs A,0-Sea-
will be ,na by solo.M I'lul Uilsh ..,.;lv f s',;,m an ,.,, ,
.Jameson. ( huck Hlf.,kv will play ,,, s,j() ,,v , s,,(.s (() !
a sousaphorie solo. "Krickcd in !(J
llie Cr.-idle of the Deen." bv K .
' ' ,n ir....,.. K-.... .. , ,.
Willi "A Mozart Festival" hv
8 srCTr'
Uel.anialei'.
Ayam. the baiifl will oiler
The
Walt Ktny.' a me.llev ol Straths
( lane V. Joluion. "rlai'iuet Ks
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19 Votes Go To Kennedy
CHICAGO APi Son. .John FJMinn: 5.1 (or Sen. Sluart Sym.
Kennedy iD-.Massi received 19 infton 'D Mn': la lor Sen. Lyndon
write-in votes for president to 11 B. Johnson iD-Tex'.
lor Adlai E. Stevenson in Tues-I Kennedy's brother, Robert, a
day's state primary in Stevenson's 'former Senate committee counsel,
home precinct in suburban Met- i;nt 20 votes, one more than given
tawa. in Lake County. Chester Bowles, former governor
Stevenson, twice-defraled Dem- of Connecticut.
oeratic presidential nominee, is a
y0U gTTR BE GIAD TO SEE US' 1 H4DDA TAKE A SAW'
Pressure Placed On Nixon
uj.lle ,n,.,l,m. T;,!es f Iho'' " ,U,SM 1 ,('il"11"-
Vienna Woods. I'lie Hal Polka." "f ""' .."l ";'', , M'IJ""" "'"'j
"Southern Hoses. I'hc lia.lcl. "-a'-realc by .J. O livadoli. I he i
kv March." (',-,, nival in ftome.";11"-' '1''1 h' Rtr' ''bi ition. hand
and "The Blue Dan, ." a,.'!'"'"''1''"1-
rantird by Herman A. Hummel. 'I he chorus will close wiiii "Tliej
Sandv Short will follow with a;1-"1''1' Prayer" by Albert Hay1
'vocal' solo. "I Believe" Malotle, anaiiKed by Carl Deis.
The mixed chorus will sin:: The conceit band is composed
"Aura I.ee,
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Mettawa village trustee.
The write-in vote for president
in 110 other precincts of the 1R.I
in Lake Countv showed 1.5f5 for
VVII.I. IT HKAT, THOl'OH?
COLl'MBt'S, Ohio i Newspa-
x-r ad; L'nfurnished Ihree room
Kennedy: Tf.l for Stevenson: 1.15 apartment and bath. Redecorated
for Sen. Hubert H Humphrey iD-IRas furnace.
THE MIXED CHORUS af Henley High School will be directed during one number by
Virginia Fuller, (oreground, chorus vice president, when the music department pre
sents if; annual spring concert' Friday night at the high school gym. The entire pro
gram is directed by department head John Ginther.
BANS BINCO CAMKS
CHICAGO HT.-ltoman Calli-
lillmc tune by ol lour llules. 12 clarinets, eight 'olic Archbishop Albert Cardinal
" IriinilM'ts null,! ll ml.r.,int- tr U-.r n, .In. n,l ...t.,.. t r'Ui
To OnPII Polificnl Driv A.Prtr Arrirfont !-sf"",l'l",-'. hasses, a fi-ench caso to slop sponsorins bhiRo
iu wwii i wiiiivui vi ic o-war McciaenT, hnill a lwnlnp hlirn an(l ilx os a was 1(,ai.ne(j Tucsdfiy
..,.,..-.. ,. ,., , u.... Orili Onft Hurt 'knms- niM-
WASHINGTON (API - New''.', the vice president fell more' NAM,,A Milhn ,AP, .,jimcs
piesst.ro built up on Vice Pre.,,, .ban U.m voles short o I he A ,c 7:i ,(, l0 an.
dent Bichard M. Mson lotlay lo olal ro led up hv Sen. I m lC-om. whd, ;,s
open up with political campaign-1 'as. a Democratic liberal who as(i( un)
nig bnloic the Republican piesi-l"''Wscd (or icnominalion lo the s (. n. sni( . ((,n(n. n(
dential nominaltnn convention. i-Senale. )c ni'r wjm.it. s,. il0r a
Sen. Barry Goidwaler of Ari-j Goldwalrr said this oult onic j tllllri ,.a. u.rH oil a pickup
zona, chairman ol (he Republican could be discounted somewhat be-1, IVI. ,iin Unouii a hedse, over
Senatorial Campaign Committee, cause Pouglas bad done what he ., snl., mn.;,,,,,,, ,,nh and ran
said Nixon's showing in Tuesday's called a good job of campaigning , a parked car shoving it into
Illinois primary conceivably may and no special Republican lriveiln,rtKr om.
bring some changes in the vice as put on for Nixon. I - Wils .-il r.ijrt if I kept hitting
president's slrategy. "Hut it suggests (hat maybe the things. I'd got hurl." said Agcn-
Running unopposed in Iho GOPjVice president ought lo lake an-.broad.
. oilier iook at Ills ileterminaiionl Only one person was hurl
not lo campaign until alter Hie slightly in the six-car accident
3(in prerinrls unreported. This ap-nvenlion. (.oldwater said. on I'.S. Iliglmay nn.
proache.l hul slill fell below lhe Nixon's lieulenanls don't agree1
Vf.l.TlO President Kisenhower goli"''"' 'his assessment, uf course. j jtrtfv) I ? i1T)n?)tin
in the law primary. I'l'hey have plenty ol precedent lor U JIVW
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presidential primary, Nixon col
lecled 725.IMHI votes with nearly
6:45 I
jerry!
LEWIS
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WAIUS
JfM rjfilH0tUi0f:
Klrimlh Fllt, Oregon
Serving Soulhern Oregon
nd Northern Caltlornin
PuRiihnd dtil y ecrf SAiutday By
Southern Oregon Puhlt.htnq Company
Mum At t"n lan Arte
Phot if lUocdo 4BHI
FRANK Jl NKINS. fcd.tor
BILL Jt NKINS. Meinrigmq Editor
f-LOVD WYNNE;, City Editor
their view that liow a caiifiulate
runs in an unopposed primary has
little tn do with his linal shouiiml
in ocmber.
j Nevertheless, I hey could be div,
lurbcd by the lailure ol nearly I
1(H), (HH) Itenilblicans who Voted ill Enlcred as second cld-.i ma Her at Iht
,i hi ..,., . . . poit oMice at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
!lhe Illinois (.OP wemuv s race lon Auqus, w. im. under aci oi
lo take the trouble to cast a bal-t conorp. March 3, w sondciM
, , . ill postage paid al Klamath Kalli, Oregon.
lOl (or Nixon. CVOIl thlOUCll he t additional ma.lmo nll.cej.
was unopposed.
They obviously recognize this,
and Nixon's lailure to keep pace
with potential Democratic presi
dential rivals in Wisconsin, as en
courayinc lo those Hepublicans
who still hope to drall (iov. Nel-
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