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Newspaper Page TextU.OF OSS. LIBRARY NS4 j?APft SECTION oeN.REF.AHD COC'JUENTS OIT. cuoii,osea COS?. nmnii)BiwiwiM I' j H ' s' r , i Price Ten ( enls 2S Pages KLAMATH KALI S. OltKOON. UKDNKSOAV, APIUL 30. I0 Telephone Tl' 4-SIII No. tiilKfi )Rhee Pledges Grievances Redress New Riots Baliadeer Returns 1 As Governor President Ike's Library To Be Given Government Uprising Erupts In Latin America 1 CARACAS, Venezuela AP ' ilie army for their support of lor- Rebels seized control of an army nior dictator Gen. Marcos Perez regiment s headquarters al San Jimenez. Cristobal near the Colombian hor-j Venezuelan naval craft and ail dor today in an attempt In set off lorcc pianos were patrolling tha nationwide revolt against Presi-'uiasl today on tho lookout lor two dent liomulo Itoiancotin's govrn-,fishint! boats which the minister iincnt. .of delenso, Gonoral .lose Lopez Belnncoiirl ordered soldiers to Henrique, said had vailed from an Cristobal lu (iiell tlie upris- Spain with arms for tlic plotters. (P Pn'!.i-lui iii-d over to I he government s papers and aiwh.cn Eisenhower's term in the "j. . fs cTk : w- & Reported !n Korea Jin. ami pledges of support came in him at omv from military, po liliial ami civilian sources. Hctancotirt, a muncrate with a reputation as a social reformer, has faced a series of minor up- A CONCERT will be offered free 4o the public at Fremont Junior High School Thurs day evening. Making arrangements are, from left, Normand Poulshock, city schools music teacher; Lowell Kaup, Fremont principal; M. Dale Hallacjc, director of vocal - music in city schools, and Don Herbig, music instructor. AUCI STA. (in iilent Eisenhower library to hold tw in are hem White Hiuh ends .Ian. 20. iven to the jiove: nincn! tor the This was the word from Frank- viuf nmnvc , n i..-,,t;rtHist" 01 students and liistot i.nis. Ini Kloele. head of the (.i client 1 ii n-. .r L...11., j ,,, . ,, i, , i ik uii ec-minii'ii -uun.tr nurarv -ei vices .Minim isi union, wiucn. mm ILL. twill il Korea (Al1' .iuum"uiiipiuu ticuuiii.-Li in una ui v.w. m r lonu.i. tl. i 'a is a uaiiau MiiLt i who , .i... I i i . it. i w-inls to co tishins pkned a lsilllsi,s ImioMono iv under eon- o!-:ates federal hiuldiucs. President Synnian lihoe todavioa ruh nation. Veneu-la. a tropical country, iioace and harmonv tune thai u on i '"" '" Ahl,l'IKV Kan . tasen- The svial la.-onlimver 1'iesi- plcdced a redress of grievances1 Tl stionK military garrison at lies on (he northern hump of South a record vole and the "o'ernor-l'"m01' s '",v,,00, deuiial Library Commission, as his soldiers smashed the last Caracas announced its support al America facing the Caribbean. It ino nuun!iv4 uin. niuiinn.- oi ine created as an acencv ol mo slate l ho riotous res vi:iiu-c w h ch once i,ir neiaiu-oui i s mci uincoi. uas aixiui six iiuuinn iM-opte, anfl Tiie moderate Venezuelan Pros- risings, threats and harassmonts idem announced he would use all since ho look office early in IS159. constitutional powers to crush lhe!He was elected a year after the rebellion, but would not suspend overthrow of Perez Jimentz, now President's documents In The Day's mm By FRANK JENKINS From Washington: Concert Set Tomorrow By Fremont Junior High The Fremont The armed services are conrfucl- Schoo, band chor Junior Highlpy Wanderer" by Mcller. Soloists. . hip of Louisiana Tuesday. "All ! want to do now is lo catch two or three big catlih." U;iid I he 58-yciir-old Democrat all jer piling up a massive lead over the stronu.'st Itcpublican opposi 1 1 ion in years. J Davis, Louisiana's governor from 11U4 to i;u;t, ligured lo be able lo go fishing without a care soon after the exceptional general election vote tabulation started. mm -'.u.d oi 2.nw precincis re-lfi ,,nt nr (-.,.,., Davis snowen j:ih.:i Views Hit private and tticial ot Kansas and spoi wired by the brought this capital to the edge oi "' i''hms held 1 he radio sta-jbecause ot the nations rich re ire expected to be Kisenhower Foundation, will hail- revolution. New demonstrations 1'on i,n(' ilI,ny garrison at San sources, has the highest per tap- die the matter until it is turned rrc reported in other cities. Cristobal, but were lighting loyal ita income in South America, over to the (ISA. I c...,, .,i...i.,( ilv. .i.,. p.-, i national guard units for control of i The Presideni is IoHoaiiir the , v ... villages in the area. imple of his two predecessors. . ,,.' .. , j ( disgruntled Veiuvuelan gen- taient j l'lie piiuers and library of the late I President Franklin D. Huosevelt !at Uvde Park. N.Y.. already be- 'long lo the government. Those of PHILADELPHIA AP'-Thomas,,,,-,,. President Harry S. Tru 0. Lanphier. lormer vice nrei- in:i.llu,,.,i,. m d Dynamics Corn. i ii... "e pressive measures unsuitcd to a jfree democracy," the K- ear-old I President said: "The government ister under the military junta that ruled Venezuela after the over- of dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez. Hi:ii.i-m u'Hh u vi.-.tomr-nt h.. -.i. .. w ith ma lor grievances can be cer- . . ... ... ... .. o.-irtlin" vl.nuin,- f,r a . " . V .' V " ...... ..r '...i. ... .. i 'a.icrs oi me nation s uuec ,rn and nrr-hn. u-ill ho I mm- Cin.r Inl.n P;iriJ. . . ..... tl lDUleS 10 UU UCIeilSC Uepart- Kkenlmuer is ne:n inn ()io nul,uu" Ul mi:,mr mttitienl n:n-tio iinko mm- i- i. knniione in .. ' j ......... . .oms,una general election wnere , ,i i, n,.t....;,. t " ...n' . t. L- t-.. ,m :.. 1 . 1 ' ' . ing lewdiui uii wimv lra wm pt-oscnt a concert Ihurs-lpotto and accompanist wilt be ,iie i)Cmocr i!ic nominee is con- " ot a Hi-day letup m ollicial caresj "K m'-v.h.hi. hi n;,(0nal radio network, appe; eternal linings uouum H- ',t',v'- dav beginning at 8 p.m. in the Carol Porter. KiAn..nA . I"1 impressive to uie :m( pressures and a heavy eon- cnaige oi me emergency maru, will devote maximum energy lo the investigation of these distur bailees. Those who are guilty can 1 1 1 ..I- ;. 1 Tl j . .1,. ;., "SMiit'ii ui iriinisiiiiii'in. uiu.se ,. with major grievances can lie cer eral, Jesus Maria Castro Leon, was proclaimed leader of the in vasion force. He was defense min- Republican Libera! Wins in Jersey ... ' . . r t i i Vt..iit cn riinrc i-oni'I in IHS.S III i. I . 1 .i i . . r ,U" aumio - - . jscnooi aucmoriiini. ine nann, unner nirecuon on lv,.,,:. f,,,,..!.,,,,, a xfhriiwr sunburn can be ore- . .... . . .. .. L. , nanus uiexemoeig. ., . inc t-onceri is nee 10 ine pun-uxormann rouisnocK, win piav . nnij,. ..lnpi wnlnrf hv fl ni . i; i II l- :J r . n...l .-l-. .." :,uul' nm 1111,1 These nroiecls were disclosed in t a 1r : , .. ..T.. ltcPuhlK former enemy this year. 1 ing to their followers in San Cris- elosed-door lostimony just pub lished by a House appropriations subcommittee. Hmmmmmmm. Ain't research wonderful! More space age stud: ticipate. (Woodland Sketches,' Negotiations Report Set candidate offered decades, made the best ; but', iwith 8:1,97.) voles. States minir ine mini- .i : The orchestra has 40 members. ler" ifor brass nuarleP. "Baca-1 7i.. ...'.. u.iral 'cielies luesday mum. t, , , , ...... ,. , . , , ... in mi- otitis el iiiiiiimi: ii is nirccieo nv M. uale iial-ctic ana Amnassatior .Marcii llack, sujiervisor of vocal aclivi-l jties for city schools, and it will jixM'form during the fust portion of the program Once the romance of space trav-i , , ' ei nas worn ..... .. . b-K i T.weoderc Brae" by Crowlher. ...uf,.. . leaturini; the string orchestra; t space siauons as u ..o . .u ..Thcmcs Fl.nm pia0 Conccrlo lighthouse keepers. L. . Ts..haikn.,skv ..ThJ Thai's the opinion ot Hed A.i.. . ,. saaor James .1. Waclsworln agreed,11 neu u .ons. Payne manager of space planning to meet Uh the Senate- The turnout of nearly a half . J.. ., . : .Iinneeps nom ncneneraaae ...Jmi inn snrnnsed m.-mv observers UUIISC 11UII1IV lllL'l V uiiiiiiiuuc: i j - Lanptuer, who resij Hi-Iits party candidate -'." nine-acre nan. un lour anjuining mansion, leu a coniirmeu louu 01 forces, urged "my companions in , Kent Court iiev New Orle ins nub- , , , . """-aeif siami uic wnne name nouse : oeao aim more man nou arms to set an example ot com- lisber of Ihe'newsnaner Indenen- ' soieis hnow adhere the President grew up and wounded or injured, 50 of them mon sense and maturity" and' dent American, based his bid on! ," ' " 8. a "lust'um """ l" million. critically. ... , iiiiu Liiiicu uiics win iiHve an op-.tlo ;irs worth ot the im ts he has1 .i slrone se!'ree;i ion n bit orm. hull ' , "" " k1"-"' ''; 1 ' fi'i mn;ii iinneru'.'iier in ans nii". NKWARK. N.J. 'API Liberal Republican Sen. Clifford P. Case, easily triumphant over a conser vative challenge to his renomina tion, will face Democrat Thorn ljird in New Jersey's U.S. Sen ate election in November. C asc s victory margin for North American Aviation at 1 1 u.. : . , ,, i ,:,, ,y himiski i lx)SAnge,es. neo,.c,cu..,o patmy, ym ment in a paiwr prepared fr dc-, wj1 livery tins mo,,uoB oe.o,. lure( is dilw(,d hv Don Hcr. ...a.... -j-. - bjg u wju o(fcr .Ezekici S.iW He went on lo say: "One feature to make perma nent space stations more attrac tive for living would be the crea tion of ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY by SPINNING THE STATION." He added: "The revolution rale per minute for one-halt G la C is the force of gravity al sea level at about 40 Rimski-Korsakov and "Ori-i in closed session to report on the j jGcncva nuclear lest ban negotia tions. Rep. diet llolifield iD-Califi, de Wheel" and "Turn Ye In Me V'"V. couunuu-e iicaimys both arranged by Noble Cain. The' l"'oblcms m ' ,n mixed chorus, also directed by Herbig, will sing "The Green Cathedral" by Halin and "Over centration on eolf at Aimusta Na- law clamped upon live cities .ni,.,i ln vieornnslv mnvisn iho in I cmv it u ill mil" l.:i-.nl,ioii I ,-..ir n . l'l',i.rl-,,, ,...,1 iL 1.... ,. t.n.l tho slinnoesl ii.iii.ii in.n v ui... no may rciuiil '"- " "'".I"' stirrecllon, :' T ilold a joint meeting of the I'hila- . U;.shin..i.in TlmrsHav. uruuns of demonstrators had been 'ihn w.iw.1. ! f ilu. "'delphia chapters ol the American No official apixiinlmcnis wore on broken up and their leaders ar-simnn Hnlivar armv reeimenfs Rocket and American Astronauli-ian for toihiv onlv mure work on rested. The rioting over the nast i,.i,,-., i,.i: -a s,m rridnhnl v night. it i ,v.,.,-c r.nrt nvniliv... ih.vs in Sonul rl.mav.-d hvl .. n-.i.. i..., i i asc s victory margin over signed from The Kisenhower library is on a'a singing march oil Rhec''s!man,cr of Ihe' Veiuvuelan armed I "',h.e1'1 ;M",'Tis .T.uos'liiy'1s votes. Willi -1.2118 of the 4.24.1 districts I . . counted. Case ten Morris Zlls.h.)4 Isupiwrt the constitutional govern-i rho .rn;it(ir ..j.. Thn doalh tnll uas evoeeled to me ill. :, 4 r i n . received in his career as general ,imb , The brail of the Central Work-I ,',.,, expci.,cdi won a fc,,. and piesi.lent , ( , (mk(1( jf jt ;ld ers Oigaiu.alion. Jose Uun.alei sinod victory ovcr niehard M. Ihe home and museum will not , ., ...... Navarro, called for its l.2uo.ono'... - k-. oeen luruugii a wa.ioue uaiue. viiassnei, u., j nrwdin iue. U'nn..in ..r.nv.U or,lhnro.l nnldiln members to gO Oil sll ikC. He '.... nf(,.H nnlv Inkpn m.ivis it ir,n Ihospitals. Radios were returned toisaid ,l,is KmU bc a 'lcmon!,.,ri-i in tlic Democratic Senate primary. icreaved families. A government1"0" ul opiwsiucn lo me cnmi-ilx).( cd t;assncr la7,319 ,0 3U.54I. onsolation pavment of SitO.iKHI insurrection which, he do- Case, a lawyer who looks young- u, ,,.,. .,..-.. -jv,v. imu l iimoH i,. ciaioa. was counting on me sup land probably a good share of the a ?"f .;ttas P11'"d lo1 ,,., o lhe Uommi,a Rcln,biic. iriorc inteiesling ones, will bc "K " ' The eovcrnment had announced L lhe last GOP contender in 1932.1 DORRIS-A surprise turn in 'ocKed up lor an nmeiiniie lime. my ..c. ...... ...m "' ilsl Saturday that it had smashed na,lccd (.0SCrvalive campaign. liulled 4.058 to Gov. Robert Ken-the city councilmen election re-wl, n'y llie I'rcsincnl, nis rep-.nine oays o. . ouigu ei ink., .k. .-a p,()1 a,.mcd invai,jon ojatllK.kod Case as more o a Demo- (esl non's 118,000. suits developed here Tuosday;llMMU,,ml: " m vus.ou.ai.s ,u- ... . v.. . "- Venezuela from Colombia by olli ,...;(..! : ,nA fln nmh ii linn A .,K.-n.it,n Iw.llolc UliM'U IU BIC I III. I II. ld v i.l .UI'iitili.v:i uii nit; iiij- n.i.t "imi n iiiMi-imt; cunui.i. attracted onlv l'J.r43 votes. Write-in candidate Maurice iW. M. K. Cla-k. a New Orleans WASHINGTON f.P Amhas-iPoet and philosopher of sorts, re sile system. With no Republican opposition in litofi. Gov. Larl K. I-ong received 172.000 votes. Harrison Bagwell. Post Lost By 1 Vote i become government property, al (least for the present. evcrZ! wi, -caved families. A govornmcn, j-. "f m or than his 5t years, is rated ono of the most liberal of Republican senators. Morris, in a well ti the Rainbow" by Arlen The Girls Glee Club will sing Jericho arranged by Cookson and "Gratitude" by Carlton. The Roys Glee Club will offer "I'se Mi'nl,!., Ti,-Aa" .,..lnnit K Tln feet) is about the same as a carou- J ; sel (carousel by the way b fancy word for crry-go-roundJ, P Space Planner Pane then ex-L plained: Mos people accu torn , themselves to this motion quickly, : j i and if visual clues were removed! w ould be unaware of the motion." C) Q TI D I O Plane n...,n..na lea.,.',,,-!!, h-,a ..rented an invilation lo nnnoar Iroarious administration of Gov.lwere counted at a special session , ... ... .., , - , , ,,V1,.1J ,,.u..c tho r-nn.u- ' Holifield said the session would:"""'. , ,""", I -..,, . .... ,. j .... political IClaallOn. I iiui-c .mL-ingt vuiua imu Davis said this w as his toughest j looted to sign the envelopes in campaign, even harder than the 11144 race. "We in Louisiana have a tre mendous responsibility," he said shortly after his victory was as- be secret because of the delicate stage of the Geneva talks. Sen. Albert M. Gore (D-Tcnn). who asked that Wads wort ll be in vited, told a reporter he was agreeable lo a closed session al- That is lo say: Takes 31 Lives, If you applied for a job at al 1Q unace station, and GOT the JobJiniUrCS I 7 you would be Housed in a 00..1 . BOGOTA, Colombia (CPU- A Colombian airliner en route from '-(,' - 1 " sured. "At the same time, we u .0 ue pouiic have a .eat u)i)0,.l(lniy and , Gore accused Wadsworlh of' , ,, u. ,.., ,,. uc, joining with the Soviet delegation ()j 'jt last month in a joint statement , which "misled the American pco-l pie into flunking the Soviets Had vVrillinrf Trift fully accepted U. S. test ban pro-1 W"I"J II IW which Ihcir ballots were scaled, making them invalid. When the remaining 11 votes were tallied, Arnold Skoog. who had apparent ly been elected at the April 12 On Chessman city election, had lost his seal on the council lo Robert D. Car nini by one vole. Council members reappointed TUCSON, Ariz. (API Carvl Chessman may die in California's gas chamber May 2, but he'll live forever in ccllblock jurisprudence. That's Ihe opinion expressed The ambassador arrived Tues- 9 Y day from Geneva for a brief pc- ACTOSS DeSert riod of consultations here. 1 Bob Edgar 'mayor; Norman Meek Tuesday bv waidens from Z will be police commissioner; Bob I slates at the annual convention Carnini. fire commissioner; W. H. of the West-Central Warden's "Cy" Cramer, street commission-Assn. Chessman, they said, has super seded famed attorney Clarence Darrow as the idol of every jail- where there was NO GRAVll 1 In other words, vou would FLOAT AROL'ND LIKE A BUBBLE. ' Floating around with you in the room would he incidental equip ment . . . tables, chairs and any! nlher furniture not tied down. If you were frying an egg for break- .... : iho .k mii'hi !Amenc,i or, and Cai Grey, water commis sioner. Judge Los Chase of the Dor- ris Judicial Court administered house lawver in the land. RENO 1 CPU Two British oaths of ollicc lo the new council! "Every stir bug has studied up servicemen, an English woman members and In Mrs. Virginia and passed the hchind-bars exam, and a representative of a health 'Hamilton, city clerk, and Mrs. it seems." said Warden Frank foods firm made I heir way across Daisy Sclbcrg. city treasurer. iEyman of Ihe Arizona Stale the barren Nevada desert today.l wlcn hc (lna t.0tinl w as in. j Prison. The Britishers arc attempting!, M.s amjiun anc Mrs. Scl- "They'll write a writ of hokus- ln establish u new .'omrr! hu:, i : ...i nnlne lr,r a naL- nf ifi:.rnttn: One of (he viclims was anWol and Anlonv Armstrone- " ,1" , 7" " ' De's n',n rotT,VCT f" vu,ra.. 'u aT. . " , TZ 7.Z tor three packs. Kidnaper Chessman has es- 'caped eighl execution dates lA- l- CI J. llii'niMih his Inni.lliv Anneals lo .:... . ... . t . - .. , - winnncn np .inin: " ' ' tins, as 10 uie numoer 01 .vicums nounced (iticen EIizaDetn 11 is tur- Ryal Air Force Sgl. Mervyn i"""" 1 :because lhe C47 plane had dis- nishing the couple "grace and-Evans, 33. and Armv Set. PatrickTAMtlAf IftilfA I ucsciays wild violence, mane noi . AismisseA mention of U.S. Secretary ol . Stale Christian A. Hcrter's asser tion thai the uprisings reflected "popular dissatisfaction ovcr the conduct of the recent election." An uneasy calm settled over (lie capital while Rhce's Cabinet met on this most grave crisis since Korea became a roDiib he 12 vcarsl WJS AINGCbr-s turn ago, from Many Sign Revise Plea The crat than a Republican. Case won a reputation as a itrone supporter of Eisenhower administration policies in his six years in the Senate. But during the campaign Morris accused him of deserting the administration fight against inflation by voting for gov- 'ernment spending. Case called Morris a "McKinlcyite." Lord, a tall, gangling lawyer defying Ihe curfew. Miami crashed into a hill Tues- Craa Hniicmn day night on landing and burst. rl CC riwUJintj into flames. Thirty one persons, Sft FOP Mpfl were reported killed and 19 in- " j jiti-oH. LONDON (APi Princess Mar- fas', for instance, the egg might " "usincssman, riank .joncs are going lo live rent trccjXcw York. The health food rcp-,o(iicc,. iust float off at any moment. " - i-..i...-. ai umuun s rscnsmgiun raiacc.iiesenlative wlio is driving Likewise lhe coffee, lhe bacon, thoj? made llls home in Bogota.jbirlhplace of Queen Victoria. truck-is seeking Ihe endorsem toast etcetera. ,. . ""'"" oucMiigiiain raiace ..may an-ut one ol tile Inkers If- That is- tate anil federal courts. . iaLr.n in nffsehehargcd and picked up passengers favor" miarlers at Iho Ihroe-storv. Minn,,v u vol if i h,;tu the absence of gravity. The stcp a' Barranquilla and Mcdellin. To- i8th century mansion hard by pace this morning from Humboldt. pADl'CAII. Ky. (APi-A grade, AriTIOred CorS Space Planner Pavnc recommends day authorities said there were what is known as millionaires' a hamlet 120 miles east of Reno. st.0 teacher at the Golden Pond n . , ..... would be spinning Ihe room around persons aboard including fourjrow. hcy arc about one-third of the community has been sentenced to ROIO Village st about the speed of a merry-go-'"lants. 'Grace and favor" residences wav across Nevada. .0 m,uhs in lhe federal relor-l round. He ignores simple little Officials would not slate the are owned by the Crown and sup-! Dr. Barbara Moore. 5fi. started m.,i,v for selling moonshine JOHANNESBURG, South Africa things like where would you stand numncr 01 victims, nut newsmen plied rent free lo relatives and hcr day's hike from Fernlev, am-hiskv (APi Two huiidiofl police sup- small town about 93 miles west 'of Humboldt. She is still confident Tucsd-1v to convict Mrs. Lee G lleadcr of Ihe drive lo reapportion u.hn ,'. cr,-JnH h.p slain'. Whil. i.ns sl.md nn.-i.d al ma. ,hc slate Scnil,e snid Tuesday s Hisli ict attot nev. heads one m,-,n, i,..ii,ii ni. 'hat more than 500.000 signatures L, ,., mns. s.u.l.P!iSrl. npmDt.raii ..... .., v h. , , , , ......j.j (i,r- - .... kept up operations against scat-i ,, ' V; o ullJ tcrcd bands of domonslralois ...t . u roaming the outskirts of Seoul. I.0 ,u, ? ' T'v'i Lha"man Scattered gunfire continued .r'- . -" . '"' through the night, and shortly alt-j" " ul: ;-'""' "" "" " dawn twlice shot ami killed . . , , t , . ...vasuie to. die v.vci.u... . tic three members of an armed group , .,:,;. carrying 420,402 qualified signa tures. I "While wc will eagerly await the official notification that the initiative will qualify for the No UomhI PntlArlt vember ballot." Bonelli said, itreUrT railCIII cairo (UPD-The united Arablapi'ea cfrtain '',at l':e votcrsiGettinq Better, ... . 1 . 1 .. 1 n luh orn a win nave uie ouuuci Kcpuniic said looay 11 naajlim ,i,mi this extremely important issue." The reapportionment plans call for giving the 13 southern coun ties 20 senators and the northern counties 20. At present the less populous northern counties control Plot Foiled, Arabs Report county organizations in the stale Mercer County, which includej the state capital at Trenton. The Republican Senate primary was the feature of the election, al though there was also voting for national convenlion delegates, congressional candidates in 14 dis. trirls and local and county candi dates and party committees. snid smashed widespread Israeli cspi onage rings and foiled an Israeli plot to assassinate President Gamal Abdel Nasser. A government announcement said six cases would be brought; lo court and published within lhe next few days. It said one Dutch man, two Italians and two Greeks were among those involved. the Senate with 28 senators, com pared to 12 from the south while you were installing the ma- at Ihe scene fixed the death toll i selected faithful subjects. chinery to keep your quarters di .11. ! eomnioi: a.uu.iu m ...c mw. Uv., ,, ,,- K . tnal sue will overtake tvans and ..-a n peed. mediate investigation today to try Jfcl VlfctJ riCia Molonev. who left San Francisco i ... ,.' 1 ... rM(H. n'of Kasl London today and arrest- ito determine whether Ihe crash' Cftr CY.r hi a one dav before her , 11 15 W7',e' ('0,,cn Pond cd 345 Negroes. Comment' iwas caused by the pilot's error in rP WX-tl.eT j lh" ;ply VCKCieiian is accom- has .nf,,"7' rePu,allon.. as. . It was the second big raid or Well. I know ONE application losing flying speed too soon on Amm. ,ao.i.-..,..i o,. !n..nind hv David Solomon who is mTOn' "-,! :. . Duncan Village in three days. ..... .cvT rznxvr. to or MAfiK ih i,ii hn,- .h.. ' ' . . uist. Ally. uiiam ..ones 101a inci .,: ., ... 1 .lnl ---.... .... ,.o .... nrt..nf.nftl. , h n vv nr vine, a iiuck ca rvine ner sun- t t.:l..i. One or the Greeks mentioned) 1 wo,n iriuuic was Georee Efstratiou Stamatiou. MOSCOW (API-.Special articles ,.n. 'r . ' . U Tha in nuti;i .IHVi'vn.inA.- A n n OSCOW S ICaUlllU UUUCl S lUUCV . u j .. a hcim id in, hn fniln.l isaluled Mark Twain on the 50th tographer blew it up lor a pic- A jury look only a few minutes ' ' i.lin a nlnt to assassinate Nasser.lanniversary of his death. Ilure. jment near the Indian Ocean port NEW YORK (AP)-Litlle Slcl- lakis Parthcnopoulos continued to ward full recovery today. The 4 - year old Greek boy, brought to America for a delicate life-or-dcath heart operation Mon day, was doing so well that doc tors let him hold his first news conference Tuesday. He received photographers and newsmen in his hospital room and shouted in spirited Greek, "Give me back my balloon, as a pho- lor a job in a space station. I'll a structural failure, lake mine out on terra firma j Somebody else can have these fpace jobs. Norblad. 70. were held here loday. plies at least, temporarily. Solo- 1 jurors. New Capital To Take Effect Nn.-bl.irl who omn. nr.i- in mon said thov artucd Tuesday . 4 llffetH I-3I. died Sundav. He was pics- because Dr. Moore refused lo en-,t0J Jn. 9hW.$a stl ident of tho slate Senate and sue- dorse the products of his firm. I WW mM'' cccded lo ollice when Gov. I. L.; I can' ,llat. se said. Rotlirric Home Klamath Falls and vicinitv I .Mostly fair through Thursdav. Low. Patterson died i tonight 27-34; high Thursday 3,)-(i0.j His son. Rep. Walter Norblad j"and be ethical." High yesterday Low last night Prceip. last 24 hours Since Oct. 1 Same period last year BRASILIA, Brazil (AP'-Amid religious ceremony and the throb of samba drums, this glittering, still-unfinished city deep in Bra id's heartland becomes the na tion's now capital at the stroke o, tonight and in the interior Thurs midnight tonight. day. Rio de Janeiro Ihe hcautilul BULLETIN I Police say the raids are to clean out Negroes who have burned their passbooks in defiance of gov ernment regulations, agitators trying to incite violation of race emulations, loafers and illegal residents who are not employed MEXICO CITY (AP) - Clc-.'" EahL Lonllon' inontc Rivera Zamora relurned , home Tuesday six days alter hisirOymentS tyCU family held his funeral. Cai FrfmillAC WASHINGTON (AP) - A bill 57i(R-Orc was on hand for Ihe 29 funeral. The younger Norblad, ac- 0 companied by his w ife and son.i 7.44 arrived in Oregon Tuesday bv- 4.36inlano Irom Washington. Ho said WASHINGTON (AP) The Na- To the family's screams, he ex- .............. urnv t.-u A' a n .. he plans to remain in Oregon a ""' 'aunn arn today cer- . , d hc h,.,d ost nis memory, , "' ' ,, ' ' Norlhern California - Showers week or 10 davs. Icd the railway labor dispute to1,. . . ,,,, .. , ., h. ''providing AW payments to the il'resiclent Eisenhower in a slen lo-i""1-1 " "" ' lamilics ol eacn 01 ine vj navy I ward naming an emergency board the head. bandsmen killed Feb. 25 during ! to head off a possible strike ol Another body. Irom an acci- a South American tour was intro- waterfront metropolis W miles I JrjD Started CM4 PAt4tA nni nonoperaling employes. ,drm had been identilied as his irtl,ccd rucsday bcn- J' olenn wav which has served as the ,vSHiNGT N it Ph Thr0"3 "0a'TIVe The dispute involves wage and fe f , fe d Beall R-Md. ,;, i7fi.1will be.-ome. "A''Hii:GTUN 'LPI'-The oilier demands of II unions of em- lhal s lMC 06 ' Beall said the bandsmen had no the nation's 21st state, Guanaba- 'T'''r Utpartmcn UALI-VS- Tcx ' 'LPi' Tl,c iploves who maintain and service and they still owe 148 tor Ulc,opporluni,v t0 buy insurance for """"'""S .no scone as uk 1 .. com 11 nom 01 lhc ,r;lins and a cuntrrpropoal funeral jwonu s last hock 01 uie oirus (juaec .Miiaio i. vnapman. ine hv (hp carriers lor a 15-ccnt an Identification Said Positive iwiyf ' 1 t in Mew VaCCine lesteatrip from their winter home in -predimj. I NEW YORK (APi Scientists Texas to their nesting grounds in The defense attorney had just ! are testing a new. more potent, Canada. Iinishcd putling Ine arresting 0II1-, AnQCl DlCS Salk vaccine that cuts the immun- cer Ihrouqh a grueling cross- 1 izat ion dosage by two-thirds. The' IS THAT SO? examination, and wound up with MEXICO CITY (AP) - Dr IZH.IOl. ..u.o(- 1 ,... n.. P..;.l,u',U. ... .,.... W ni A. U Voa "r,ol nf Boston National Foundation announced i-u.uu.' n' o. ...... ,1. .i. -" v ... ... tuesttey two shots of '1 a cubicjEgg Maiketing Board in a ncws- "Can yon positively swear that ' bullfighters." died Tuesday. In 37 ". 1. Cleveland 4 (9) entlmetcr each are expected to 00 paper advertisement IuesQay,you can identity me ooiennant ' ;ycars ai mexxio v-iiys ouu rm,; NATIONAL . .ffBcilvn as the old dosage of said; "Eggs are not made in a Certainly, llirte shots ot one c.c. each. Scores AMERICAN t, Yanks 1 (Final) ' the officer calmly Ihe performed more than 500 op- Ifaclory. They are laid by hens." (replied. "He's my cousin." 'eratlons on gured matadors. Milwaukee 3, Kedlrgs 1 (51 side trip to Rio de Janeiro i Their airplane collided with a Brazilian airliner. Cut Refused WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee refused today to cut 200 mdlion dollars in , military assistance 'funds from President Eisenhow er's $4,175,000,000 foreign aid program. W r'tifM THE FARWESTERS from Tacoma, Wajhington. will b here for Iho Barbershop Parada on Saturday, April 23, at Mills School Audiforium. It will be the second tima that quartet from the Tacoma chapter has taken part in tha annual barbershop presen. tation Farwesteri, left to right in front, are Ken Hawkinson, bass, Willard Dargen, lead, Ray Parker, tenor. In the rear is Chuck Bedfdrd, ban, one. Tickets for tha Bar bersitop Parada are on tela at Derby's Music Store.