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Newspaper Page TextU.Or ORE.UBRART IEI3PAPER SSCTIOM OOCUlUtIS fill coxp. In The- Day's lews By FRANK JENKINS Before moving on, on final worn" about Nevada's gaming economy. It is pertinent to note here that few Nevadans refer to It as gambling. By more or less common consent, the term "gam ing" is used pretty generally j especially by those engaged in the business. Just why. I wouldn't know. Onej nusnerls that GAMBLING is a little too bald a term to be ap plied to the leading industry of one's state. In Boulder Cily the other day Weather Klamath Fall ami TlHnhV Tlear today. High today Bear U, low tonight ti ll. High yesterday S3 Low last Bight 21 jjf mid mh !tt Price Ten Cent 64 Page KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. SUNDAY. OCTOBER JO, I960 Telephone Tt: 4-Slll No. fi51 Weather Northern California Mostly fair today except gome cloudiness In the extreme northern portions. Little change In temperatures. Mount Shasta Siskiyou Fair today, hut considerable cloudi ness. Little change in temperatures. Plans Have Collapsed For Fifth TV Debate didates collapsed Saturday just we were chatting with the wait-jas fjnai agreement apparently ress at an attractive nine i-Was about to be reached WASHINGTON (AP NcRotia-on's negotiators broke off the tions for a fifth TV-radio debate'long-stalemated talks although. between the two presidential can- they said, only final details need didate.s collapsed Saturday taurant where we had stopped for a spot of lunch. There were no "gaming" devices meaning, spe cifically, slot machines. It was unusual, because most places are! simply stuffed with them, and you can hardly hear yourself think be cause of their clatter. We asked her why. i "Oh." she replied, "this is Boul der City. Boulder Cily. you know,' arose out of the building of Boul der Dam. It was a government town. The dam workers lived! here. The government didn't think gambling was a good tiling for: its employes, so it forbade it. "On the first of last January, the federal government turned the town back to the residents, who voted to retain the gambling ban. The vole was for a three year period. It will be two years and three months before it will be voted on again. Meanwhile, there is no gambling here." "Hmmmmmm," I said, "how do you like being a non-gambling island in a gambling sea?" "Oh," she replied, "we love it. Vice President Richard M. Nix- Ike's Blast Hikes Hopes For GOP PHILADELPHIA (AP)-A free- swinging assault by President Eisenhower on Democratic "ir responsibility" raised Republican; hopes today for homestretch vig-time it was distribuled to news- or in the final 10 days ot the,men but would have comment aft ed to be completed on the time and place for the broadcast. The Republicans blamed the Democrats for their action. They accused Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic nominee, of issu ing an ultimatum In Nixon and of accusing the vice president's ne gotiators of bad faith. A telegram sent by Fred. C. Scribner Jr., Nixon's representa tive in the debale negotiations, to .1. Leonard Reinsch, Kennedy's negotiator, said: "There can be no further nego tiations unless Sen. Kennedy apol ogizes for the charge of bad faith which has been made and with draws his ill-advised ultimatum." rteinscn said he had not re ceived Scribner's telegram at the presidential campaign Eisenhower flew here Friday night for a nationally televised speech in his drive to make his vice president, Richard M. Nixon, his successor. Nixon was reported 'extremely exhilarated" by the bate President's praise. mciiiiu" ci .-pcii itcii Liui3io ui . er he gets it. Scribner's blast was aimed at a telegram Kennedy sent Nixon Fri day 'calling on the vice president to say by Saturday night w hether he would agree to the fifth de s' SJ PUBLISHER BILL SWEETLAND presents Tom Roe, 5415 Harlan Drive, with a $25 De fense Bond as prize winner of The recent Herald and Newi contest on "What I Like about the Herald end News." Roe is a teacher at Fairhaven School where ho is in hit third year. He began teaching in Klamath Falls at Altamont, coming here from Montana. Castro Uses Threat Of Invasion In Latest Attack On America r HAVANA i A P ' Fidel Caslroo( Hie base, these reports said, tack against the hig naval instal- hnaslrd .Saturday that w ith every ( iihan authorities at Saul lago.ilal inn as a pretext, for armed aa- WOCK more Cuba 'we will have thousands! near Giiantanamo, were said to organized defenders iii,he concerned that the United (.Stales was preparing a fake at- "Our enemies know, loo," said! the bearded prime minister, "that with every dav that passes their hupes of successfully invading Cuba are less." Castro sjnike at the graduation of 55 new armv lieutenants at nearby Managua military base. He told a television audience that in addition to army officers, the base is training 5IH1 leaders of the civilian militia. As he spoke, a ciuilingcnl of Cal Poly Grid Team In Air Crash r Tree Stump Kills Pair applause as he hammered hard! Because of the federal ban, thisjat Sen. John F. Kennedy's little town has never known gam- charges that Republican leader-j bling. Boulder City grew up out'ship has damaged American pres of the building of the big dam. tige abroad and steered the coun When the dam was completed,: try into economic doldrums, the town remained tinder govern- The President drew cheers with ment ownership until the beg,n-lthis shaft al ,he Democratic nom-!slump tumbe(1 lm feel down a ring of this year Many of theinee: "My friends, anyone whojmountain side KridaVi miaf, ttt0 people here are retired dam work-iseeks , rasp unreins of world freewav worker, an'd injuring a leaoersnip snouia noi spena " ihird his time wringing his hands. Declaring Nixon "by long odds" the best qualified man to be president, Eisenhower struck the familiar Republican theme that Kennedy is immature and brash. Plane Crash Under Probe FRENCHTOWN. Mont. (AP) .tremendous noise and blaze." Investigators sought an explana- As the plane headed toward lion today for the crash of a the mountain." said another wit Northwest Airlines passenger neSs. Dave Anderson, "it winced plane which overturned in air, over on jls back and crashed up- at Fairhaven School was ad KF Tutor Wins Prize An elementary school leacher gression against C uba, The U.S. Stale Department asked a special six-nation com mittee of the Organization of American States to investigate its charges that thousands of tons of Soviet bloc arms have been shipped to Cuba along with Com munist technicians to train Cu bans in their use. The committee was set up last August to look into US -Cuban disputes. Sources in Havana said they had information that Cuba has imported more than 22,000 tons of TOLEDO Ohio (l'i An air-alms an(l n111"'1'5 Iron 1.450 U.S. Marines moved into ' plane carrying members of a foot- l lll,al" countries since Aug. I. Guanlananio naval base in cast- ball learn home lo Californiaknockf'ri'down retail either ern Cuba for a weekend of rest clashed in fog Saturday nicht and helicopters or jet fighters were md recreation. The anmmncc-lhiirnnd Sol nill (Inn. ti,Jrepnrtcd among shipments un- menl of Ihe Marines' plans diewishcri(f's ofljce said only 18 of the loaded at out-of-the-way ports, attacks from the controlled Cu-'4H persons aboard survived. i The United Nations announced ban press and prompted new. Visibility was zero, and Un charges of U.S. aggression plane smashed down at Ihe east ' igainsl Cuba. end ol the main runway almost The Washington announcement ' immediately after takeoff. jmg on its charges Ihat the United coincided with other developments Walt Williamson, backfield States plans a grand-scale inva- coach ot the California Slate Poly-sion. technic College team, was one of In Moscow Tass issued an ac t.'l members of the school's parlyirounl of an interview Premier aboard. He gave this account: Khrushchev gave Cuban newsmen U.S. -Cuban rela- in plummeting tions. The government - controlled press in war-type banner lines saidi Ihat the full General Assembly w ould meet Monday to hear a new appeal by Cuba for a quick hear- the .100 Marines already at Guan tanamo were polishing up their training with realistic combat ex ercises. A Marine has been killed and three have been injured by We started to take off. Visibili ty wasn't very good. One hundred in which the Soviet news agency quoted the premier as saying his feet off the runway the plane promise of rocket support to Cuba slarlcd lo veer off. i in event of American aggression plunging against a mounlainside.jside down against the mountain.",judged Ihe winner Friday of the!Jc,'f'n, lhe irimo,oriM'nl. Eieht nassriu'i'i's. thrpp crew i :l.- - ; , .1.. r Herald and News lellnr ennlotl 1 ' rl. The left wing hit. Everything "should be considered symbolic." Eight passengers, three crew 1 jke . ,-0aiiric lank, the four- Herald and News letter contest memhers and a hitchhiking stew- enl!jne Dane skidded throueh the'e0,Kult''(,fl s part of the obser- DUNSMUIR - A huge t r e e:-',r(tess "i Friday in Ihe burning limber. Two engines hurtled 100 vanre of American Newspaper1 wreckage scattered over ter-mile. a quar- ers and otticials. "It is so nice and quiet. And we are all sure that because there ic nn pamhlin? business is BETTER here. It is probably! different in the big towns like Las Vegas and Reno, where thousands of people come from The accident occurred near Sweetbrier, about seven miles south of here. Dead are Palmer Slensland, 31, Hayward, who was killed instant- Though lie npvpr mpntinnpdllv. and Rnherl ftesspv 23 Rpd- all over the country brinuing Kcnnedy by name, Eisenhower ding. Bessey died in the Mount lot of money with them. But in small towns such as this, there are relatively few tourists, other than those who flit through on their way to and from Arizona and New Mexico. "So most of the gambling in .1 n. i J 'o( rising Kennedy strength, the result is that they lose too much of their money in the gam- isn't enough left to be' spent withHelPhia those who are engaged in the or dinary lines of business.!' said: "1 hear that one eandidate Shasta Community Hospital short says he will act first and act.ly after midnight Saturday. Hospitalized with a bruised left fast. Arrterica needs a man who iwill think first, and then act wisely." Pennsylvania Republican lead ers, recently concerneo: at signs jubilant over Eisenhower speech and the warmth of his reception from thousands on midtown Phil- "What will happen, "when the two years ' I asked, and three months are up and you vote on it again In his speech to a dinner spon sored by the Nixon-for-President Committee of Pennsylvania, Ei senhower said the United States is the most powerful nation on earth in force of arms. He cited a page-long list of economic gains shoulder was Carlos Marquis, 26, Irvington (Alameda County). Shasta County "authorities said that the stump had been dis lodged presumably by workmen. It smashed onto the four-lane highway, bounced over the retain ing wall and crashed on top of Ihe men who were working near the railroad tracks below. By TI1K ASSOCIATED PRESS Five persons from Oregon were among the 12 victims nf a Northwest Airlines plane crash in Montana Friday. They were: Miss Ethel Ma rie DcFreese, 24, Newport; Jo seph A, Denton, 57, Portland; Hubert Leonard, 38, Salem; Mrs. Al Hurl, about 42, former ly of McMinnville, and her son. John, 17. yards down the hillside. A door Week. Roe siibmilled the best letter nn "What I Like Rest About The the Herald and News." His "The prize winning letter said, Herald and News, with a Flying low in cloudy weather, was flipped into a clump of trees a half-mile away. The hodies of all aboard plane were burned or dismem bered beyond recognition, said Coroner Ralph M. Simmons. 11 y. iiiu.imiii nu 1 1 a- su ivcs to reveal an issues on a -J.. v.ti 1 :..t: I ,, .... uiij. Y'1" ." ""'""w nu lines pronicm, ratner than one view crashed near Butte almost 10 point. Nevertheless years ago, filling 22. -,, y suggests ideas, beliefs, and The Civil Aeronautics Board ways of looking at persons and said four teams of investigators events which do much to form Cuba Consul Quits Post The whole front of the plane 1 was gone. !y.- . "Williamson said he was sitting,! 1 1 II C T fITO J feeling of public responsibility SAVANNAH. Ga. 1UPI1 Mrs. Eslralla Casaus Mendal, Cuban consul (or a five-stale southeast ern region, resinned rrulay in next to Ihe team physician, Dr. 4. .11 null iiniiii'.-.. "I Mon t know what happened C ICHIOPCQ lo him. Roy Hughes (head coach I B J"1W was rut in Ihe head. 1 pulled him outside." ' NEW YORK (UPI)-A German Williamson escaped with leg illustrator arrested on charges nf cuts. ispying for communism went al- "The slewardess got out all, most ignored in his jail rell Satur- ' " . J . .i..:i.i" i. t?i. 41 ,u .,.l,;u cn..;t nir:..ilc. il,..H 11.- -r i.-i.i.i 1 1 li 1 1 . r sriiii. oik whs in ih unr iuivi .iuvilv. inir.ifii.-i iiuiii- u .nni:..nl ipioiesi ovtr uie icmnir m j-uiri - - - - - . ii conunuai-'L . n-pm- Spverat npi-cnne hoi-lr iliprpldered nrnlc&fs over the indictment I nil rn ........ ...,v -- - r ., ,,11 11 . got 011 . The plane was burning, Mrs. Mendel said her 15 years , ,. ,,' , 1 , . h ibut it didn t blow up. I.bor of love" Rl in a nrenarerl! ll'icd lo finfl somfi W to ' statement she read lo newsmen. It this l'fhink," she said, "we ll keep in the Past eiRht years to docu t it way. is. We like it better That pretlyvell (ells the story. It would be hard to deny that "gaming" in Las Vegas and Reno brings a lot of business. Coupled with the entertainment enterprises that have poured in, it creates an ment his claim that "never have Americans achieved so much in so short a time." Complete Rest LONDON (AP) Doctors, mysti- of hectic gaiety, which is in-;" W "u layiors persis- unlil it wears thin. Itent lever' orer'(, tne ae' Coors Suspect Is Captured VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP)-Io-seph Corbett Jr., the FBI's most wanted criminal, was captured Saturday in a West End Vancou ver hotel, the Canadian Press re ported. FBI agents and Vancouver po lice made the arrest, the news agency said. Corbett, 35, an escaped murder wouia De seni 10 me scene, ainenioeiier auiiunes lowarn an tne '" iholn mil hy representatives of the Federal important things in life." statement she read lo newsmen. ..' -, . inillr(j Aviation Agencv , , sa'n nn s(,ve ",h!L ,, ,, , . u J n union Agency. R iii-psenlprl ihp lie. . had v. He s a ive. houeh. the airliner bound-for Minneapolis! The ill-fated airliner normally fcnse Bond first arize bv Bill .. ?r u ' P "Many of the fellows had head 1 . 1 nils. Thev were bleedine badlv. I The . woman is not a Unitedi .,, : n u ci..u h..j j:j i - - . , 1 - , , .1 HIIH- Vllrllll OIIUIIUIII riillllUIl OKI iiib iiiiii-i is iiidiiien, n 1 s Males cinzen, nui sue is expecien wife's name is Jo Ann. and theyjto remain in this country. She have two daughters, Dehra, lit said she feared for her safely in Horn Portland, Ore., was due to.ramed a crew of three hut an sweetland nuhlisher mane an insinimcni lanuing less exira siewarness naa riaoen irom than 20 minutes later in Missoula, Portland. The plane's capacity in the mountains of western Mon-'was 50 passengers. tana. "It started to roll over on its back," Sue Hough said after watching the crash. "It hit with a The victims were idenlified by . h rf ch ' , Mnr lltuncl An- in in Paul ac . J Spy Charge; Man Nabbed BONN, Germany (AP) A So cialist deputy, member of the West German Bundestag's De- Northwest Airlines in St. Paul Capt. James R. Perkins of Spo kane, Wash.; First Officer Harry C. La Bart of Bellevue, Wash.; Stewardess Ethel Marie De iFreese of Spokane; Stewardess I Eva Louise Knight of Spokane, and Ihcse passengers A. P. Mar linelli, Spokane; R. Leonard, Salem, Ore.; C. W. Johnson, Spo kane; A. W. Jensen, Alexandria, Va.; R. Anderson, Los Angeles; Betty Hurl, Phillipsburg, Mont.; months. Roe leaches science and athlet ics al Fairhaven School. seven Cuba because nl her announced opposition lo Castro's government. Mrs. Mendel's husband, Sego, is a U.S. citizen and is employed as a druggist wilh a large Sa vannah firm. Blast Rips Bay Area SAN LEANDItO (UPD - A ton l,.r enn Inhn U.l, I PI, , 1 1 i rick, , , n . ' . . . . fense Gommitlee, has been arrest-1 . ', j n. i,u.V '!"' nitro-Klyccrin compound explod 4 IllUlIlllk: Willi il W"HI5 lllin. Il' " ' t.. t : ' makes these towns DIFFERENT I tress ,0 move f,om ner hotel!". - sb"1 ' V"" K ' "lre4 Frenzcl. SI, in Parliament But. even in Reno and Las Ve- penthouse to the London Clinic "Z',Z'Z- gas. Ihe "gaming" isn't all done''her tests and complete rest. Coors Jr.. wealthy Colorado brew- the well-heeled ones who can Hcr husband, singer r.ddie fish--- by afford to lose. You can't stand around in the big places very long without coming lo the con clusion Ihat loo much of the gam er, said Miss Taylor would go to the clinic Sundav. "The doctors will treatment," Fisher ed on suspicion of passing secret documents lo a Communist espio- napp nfpnl Ihp Inlprinr MinUlrv said today Timber Sales The deputy was identified as Al- Sot Now Mnrlr . . (tar mm a w w m m mm m n since 1353 and chairman ol the lower house Restitution Commit-i lee, which deals with compensa- WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales Corbett had slipped away from; (ion of all victims of the Nazi I"' timber from lands belonging ed at Ihe Trojan Powder Co., Fri day, smashing windows and rock ing buildings within a one-mile radius. AP Reporter , Stays In Congo nt hie. rpllnw.rnnumt-ptnt' n ftuc- sian employe of the United Nations, Russian officials were allowed In confer with Igor Yakovlevirh Mclekh, 47, Friday, but they did not make any attempt to see or aid Willie Hirsch. 52, a German born free-lance artist. Both men a wnnderlul job. He wasn t hurt were arresiea ny ine rtsi inurs too bad. He gave first aid to thelday on charges of trying to ob fcllows." I lain aerial pictures to pinpoint Sports Editor John Nellleship nf W bombing targets in Chicago, the San Luis Obispo Telegram The Russians were permitted to Tribune was reported with the see Melekh despite the consistent parly. refusal ol Soviet officials to per nio Californians played Bowling mii U.S. diplomats lo confer wilh LKOI'OLDVILLE, The Congo (API The Congolese army chief, Col. .Joseph Mobutu, changed his mind Saturday and allowed Asso ciated Press Correspondent Mi chael GnlrUmith In rpmain in Ilip No one was seriously in jurcd, ! CTonj-o although fin workers were on duly .., ;, f,.ious ,mt ,rt. ,,nJ ril me l"Hnl- the nasi " Mnhnlii Inld Gnldcmilh Green Slate. (Ohio) University Saturday. They rode a chartered bus 25 miles to Toledo Airport, and llieir chartered Arctic Pacific Airline plane took off shortly after 10 p.m. There were 36 players In the parly, plus coaches, managers and trainers. Shortly after takeoff, a control lower operator called the sheriff lo report he "saw a flash" and thought there had been a crash. All available ambulances were rushrd lo the scene, and the ter minal was turned into a morgue. E. D. Richard, airport traffic Americans being held in Russian jails, including two RB47 plane crewmen, who have been held in communicado for four months.:- Crowds Riot After Dance MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)-A riot in which police sought to con trol a crowd of 000 persons broke out early Saturday morning after a rock V roll stage show at a touched off hy fire in a one-slory cliorl ncnrl fnr rli-i-inn nil i-n.cl qc.li Ministry to Indian tribes and individual In-i j,. , ..,.. ba,linE Firemen said Ihe blast was in the colonel's villa, guarded by controller on duty at the lime of'ncieh,,orho") theater. iToronto, in eastern Canada, a regime. The Interior iry a newiwecK ago jusi a lew oays neiorcisaid the deputy has made a con- "ia" niuugm n-i-uni iuku "mnnlim said. "I'm.Toronlo police and the FBI raided fessinn. .('ome of SI2.3BB.ono during thei blins is heins done wilh orncerv worried sick. She has had an a rnominp house where he had .i . .i. , , vear ended June 30. the Interior In Ml apparently stalled in Hore money. lawful temperature of about 103."ibeen living for six months. . ! r-W " V - ,4 la !a m (Wm had !,!. ii, :. i.mo . , her of ihe West Gorman in.pr'Departmcnt reported Saturday. two armored cars and a platoon of Congolese commandos. Goldsmith was accompanied hy U. S. Consul Frank Carlucci. Earlier Saturday, Mobutu sent a house had been arrested on such charge. Officials of Frcnzel's parly declined comment on The lolal was 23 the timber income the department said. 8"' defective wiring in machinery ad.jM'u '" . a,m ,,nm; .ti 11111 n jiwivi 1 if mi LMi nni i-An:t per cent above joiiiiiiR the shed, according to San " a in Ihe pieced- Loandro Fire Chief Manuel Rodri- him on Lha"1" "' sahotage. the crash, said the pilot's flight four policemen were injured plan showed the plane was enand released after treatment at route lo Kansas Cily. The schoolia hospital. Thirteen persons were is at San Luis Obispo. Calif. lairested, eight of them juveniles. The Independent Airlines Asso- "We had a riot on our hands." ciatinn said at Washington this Is said police Lt. Arnold R. Kramer the first fatal crash involving a who said bottles and bricks flew C4fi since 1053. Iduring the outbreak. arrest but Ihe party executive, , , . , . , ' ,1 .1. ,. j ;,, io cu, j , j.,i ,..:, board feet of limber cut under when Ihe fire was spoiled coniraci was an increase 01 w io 01 uii-in i:ie miutwi 10 ine fled hut the matter Monday. ONE OF THE BEST floats in the KUHS Homecoming Parade Friday afternoon wai thi one, depicting a Klamath football player (hoveling Crater High into a black furnace, complete with imoke, and two mortieiani disposing of the remains on the other side. The float was one of a number of well constructed floats that graced the homecoming parade. The Pelicans topped off their homaeoming festivities Friday night with 27 to 6 victory over Central Point 1 Comets. Heart Seizure Claims Life Of Hunter A Winchester hunter, .W-yrar-old Richaid Slritzke. was found dead early Saturday morning. Dealh was attributed to a heart seizure Strilzke and his brother-in-law. Edward Biinknieycr. Itoseburg had been stalking birds on the Lillle Wocus Marsh, about 35 miles north of here. Rrinkmeyer told investigating officers of the stale police that I hey had arrived on the shooting area about ft .in am. and ar ranged to meet back at their car two hours later. Brinkmeyer said Ihat his gun wouldn't (unction and he returned shortly In wait Inr Slriike. When he (ailed lo return. Brinkineyer said he went out into the area lo find him The Wmrhesier man was found million. ground by Ihe concussion and suf fered minor injuries. Mrs. Hose Dotsun, 54. operator nf a dry cleaning eslahlishment in a shopping center half a mile away, suflered a minor arm cut when the blast shattered windows in her building and others in Ihe area. Firemen said the explosion lunched off a grass fire that threatened lo spread to other buildings at the powder plant, hut firemen were able to extinguish it before any further damage was done. The drying shed. 15 feet wid" and Wl feel long, disintegrated in the blast. WHO IS THIS MAN? Read about him and his impor tance to Klamath rails in llung face down in the Marsh. I today's magaiine section. Shooting Times OKF.GOX October .10 :05 a.m 5:10 p.m. October 31 :05 a.m. .1:10 p.m. 'CALIFORNIA October 30 :0S a.m. 5:04 p.m. October Jt :05 a.m. 5:04 p.m. umsmt. J nl n draw en of the largest RON PHAIR Rally Niqht at the Klamath Auditorium Friday political crowds in recent history in this area to a buftet dinner and talks by both Phair and Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas who is shown speaking htra. From latt t right are Ben Adair, Klamath County Republican Central Committee chairman; Ron Phair, Republican candidate for U.S. representative, Senator Carlson and Jo Smith. (See story on 2-A.)