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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Monday, April 18. lOfiO
Newspapers Separate;
Publish Own Editions
PORTLAND (API Kor the first i Both newspapers announced
time since the Portland news- (hoy were happy (o he coins it
pajier strike began 'more thanialone again, and planned to keep
five months ago, (he Orcgonian
and Oregon Journal have resumed
separate publication.
il lliat way.
A spokesman for the striking
unions said (hat separate puhli
Hum tlie start 01 me striKc iasiit.alion u.m havc n0 decisive cct.t
Nov. 10 until Sunday, the news-ion K strike.
j;ikts naa mergea lorces ami
had published a joint edition, in
the Orcgonian plant.
That ended Sunday, as the
Journal moved hack to its own
plant, and put oul a 40-page Sun
day afternoon and Monday morn
ing edition. The Oregonian's morn
ing editions carried 4H pages.
Ships Await
Lock Opening
The newspapers, as Ihcy havc
since (he start of the strike, con-,
tinucd (o publish mostly with non-i
union and supervisory help. I
The slrikc began last Nov. 10
when the Stercolypers Union,
walked out in a dispute oven
terms of a proposed new contract.
Among the issues: A new type of
casting machine, which the Urn-'
gonian says il has ordered andi
which would require lewcr men1
lo operate, union membership lor
foremen, and wages, hours and
fringe benclils.
Unions at both olanls havc oh-;
MONTREAL (API Some 25iliCrvcd the picket line. However.!
ocean and (beat Lakes ships wait-json)0 mcmlx:ni thc I'orllandj
ed at the St. Lambert lock wesl j NcwS)il)cr Guild have returned!
nf Montreal lor the opening to-,,,, Wl.k A unjon j(.j. s:,id!
day of (lie St. Lawrence Seawayy;1)out 4n (;uj(.srm,n have gone'.
second season. I,,,, l0 U()l( n(, nc ii;ii
The 10,4110-ton Lemoync, a wl-m stin .. 0)st..vjg the picket
eran freighter of (he Canada nle
steamship lines, was lo lead thej As h(, ncws)i,OT.s rPsum,.d sep-
parade Into (lie Mo-miic waicr- lc .,u,;ci,,l()11 Sunday, a long!
c ' l
If-.: A7:y
cr. - i i" i r ' i
Rheumatic Fever Decline Unexplained By Physician
NEW YOKK (L'PI i Take no- sons (o fully explain it. (sulfa and penicillin drugs were in a favorable direction as a re-
itice of what has hapiencd to In the 20s decade, eight of lOO becoming available to fight in-,sult of more resistant hosts (ehil
rheumalic fever, once (he su-jdied within a year aller the first feetions. Vet Bland was not sat-jdreni and less vigorous organ
preme killer of children, over the attack of rheumatic fever, and 16 istied (hat all these factors com- isms streptococcal bacterial,"
nasi few decades. died within two to five years. i bined accounted for the disease's he said.
i It has declined so much that: in thc 50s only one died during decline.
"the next generation of studentsjthe first year and only two in j "One cannot fully discount a
may well learn of rheumatic fev-'two lo five years. inatural mutation of the disease
er as lliey now do of typhoid. I A number of things probably
largely from the written wurd.";cnntributcd to (his change for the
Dr. Edward r. Bland was better, he said, and "perhaps of
speaking. He was taking notice first importance was the consid-
of (he decline of the disease of erable over-all improvement inl Anmic fovariu ChildiM'i
Ins speciality in a medical lee-, standards of living for the poorer
lure. There are reasons for its'classes of urban areas."
fall, he said, hut not enough rea-i This was thc time when Ihe
AT
BOGATAY'S
617 MAIN
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES during
Heart Academy high school were,
Ken Moty, president; Mike Holland,
student body elections last week at Sacred
left to right, Robert Amberg, vice president;
incumbent, treasurer, and Valerie Waters, secre
tary. Ton candidates woro nominated. Winners will reign during the school year be
ginning next fall.
larate publication Sunday, a
parade of union workers m
Stolen Child Found Alive
SYDNEY MINES. NS (APi-iwilh the child The Canso Cause-
m.'.i'i-li. All IK-mouth-old Imv. snalchcd wav. only road entrance from
"Thc first day will be as busy . .ilin..isi wound bv ImiIi from Ins crib just alter midmghi Cape Breton Island lo mainland
as last year, hut it won't continue i , i banner was car-ihy a vuung man. was found sale Nova Scotia, was sealed olf.
that way," Seaway Sunt. ItcncLje( t s;ij(. KJlstor Parade of'and unbanned in a field behind
L lleureux said.
YOU CAN
RELAX
iVnen You Do Your Laundry A!
MERIT'S
COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY
33 E. MAIN 4101 SO. Mh
'Newspaper Unions. We Appreciate the family home
Police said they had picked
man but gave no details il
J.asi yen sum.: ... Y()Ur Sup)().,
wailing when Queen Elizabeth II: v. i , . . , i i n
and President Eisenhower opened ' ... ... media o y.
i . . n, ,..,. unions as director of the strike ' ,. , ,. , ,
(he deep-water route to Ihe ureal , , , , Nocxp ana ion or he kidnap-
, , -,i . , ac ivi y, Sunday was asked about 1 , '
Lakes with ceremony and pug-. ,, , . . ng was apparent. The cud s fa-
, , . ' , .. ,, ,i the separate publication, and he , h . ,
eantry. Because ol inexperienced . .. lher is a telephone coniiany em-
crews on (he locks and ship cap- s'"' ' pvc and the family has only
(ains unused to handling their big1 "" ' ' decisive factor in nllJk,s m(..ins
freighters in such narrow ehan- slrike. It doesn't make any A sl(1t, l.k,.k ,,,.., Ml...Ci
nels. delays were frequent. Idilfercnce lo us iMhey are sep jouni, h(. ,v nllss(. M.R.Kenzie.
This year only lalc-scason icclaratc or together." ;.S si(, tt:ls ,,king lo work.
Is expected lo delay (he early traf-j In an editorial in ils Monday A doctor examined the baby and
fie. jmorning edition, Ihe Orcgonian said lie was a little cold but other-
To (he wesl a heavy snowstormicommenlcd thai its decision tolwi.se in good condition The lower
halted all shipping late Sunday in : print a combined newspaper was hall of his sleeping suit had been
Ihe Sault S(e. Marie locks leading based partially on this: I removed and lie was w earing only
"When newspapers are sluit,a T-slitrl.
down, a community sailers in The man stole thc chubby,
business volume, and in the depri- hroun-eyed baby from bis crib
to Lake Superior. The U.S. ('oast
(liiard said 115 ships were an
chored in the St. Mary's River
and would have to slay there un
til visibility improved.
Weather Table
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Albany, cloudy
Albuquerque, clear
Anchorage, snow
Atlanta, cloudy
Bismarck, cloudy
Boston, cloudy
Buffalo, cloudy
Chicago, clear
Cleveland, cloudy
I leaver, cloudy
Des Moines, cloudy
Dctroil. snow
Korl Worth, clear
Helena, cloudy
Honolulu, cloudy
Indianapolis, clear
Kansas City, clear
Los Angeles, clear
Louisville, clear
Memphis, clear
Miami, clear
Milwaukee, clear
Mpls. Sl. Paul, clear
New Orleans, cloudy
New York, cloudy
Oklahoma City, clear
Omaha, clear
Philadelphia, rain
Phoenix, clear
Pittsburgh, cloudy
Portland, Me., cloudy
Portland. Ore., cloudy
Rapid City, cloudy
Richmond, cloudy
St. lxiuis, clear
Salt Lake City, cloudy lit
San Diego, clear 73
San Francisco, rain !ti
Seattle, rain fit
Tampa, clear Kl
Washington, rain 85
(M Missing; T-Traeel
vatiou of information essential to alter knocking at Ihe door ol Ihe
security, health, government andiMacKenie home and pushing
the amenilies." aside a baby siller.
The editorial added: "In resum-. The kidnajier fled without say
ing publication . . . Ihe Orcgonian ing a wind. Itosscll was still
High Low I'r.
74 lilt ..
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HO 52 .411
00 40 ..
00 51 ..
77 :17 .40,
47 .14 .(III!
75 Mi .05 :
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112 M M
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7(i 44 .05
70 74 ..I
43 211 ..
eels it has met ils full rcsMiisi.
biltty as a mctroMlitan news.
paper."
The Journal commented editor-
sleeping as Ihe man carried him
oul and sped away in a ear.
Itussell is Ihe son of Erank Mac-
Kenzie, an employee of Ca-
ially that it was "good lo he homcinadian Overseas Teleeommunica
again," and added: lions. The mother anil father were
"Each newspaper has an iricnli-, attending a late movie in nearby
ly which it wants In preserve. North Sydney.
Each has long wanted lo get on The baby was found at 7: 10 a.m.
wilh Ihe business of publishing in! The baby and his brother,
its own way. Each strives lor nil'rank. .1. were being tended Sun
return lo normalcy as quickly asday niglil by their aunt, Christina
nossihlc. Both see the value to MacKenie, 20.
Police launched an extensive
search shortly after the heavy-set
abductor, said to he alxnlt 27, fled
live newspapers again.
"The Journal hoes thai Ihe re
sumption of separate publication
will dispel for all lime the myth
conceived and perpetuated by Ihe
striking unions thai Die strike was
provoked as part of a plot by
S. I. New-house. Ihe Orcgonian
owner, to absorb the Journal."
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from Philadelphia lo Woodbury.
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Tuesday, April 19th, is the last day to
register to vote in the Oregon Primary
Election.
You moy register ol thc following
places in Klamath County:
COUNTY CLERK'S OFHCE
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT, BROAD
AND WALL
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