HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Wednpsday. Nov. 2. lflfiO
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All Loans
To Brother
Cleared Dick
Team Finds New Chemical
Presenf During Migraine
By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Neurokinin apparently is re
A curious headache chemical, pleased when nerve tells are ex-safetv-first
medicine cabinet. andtitef, and h,as Pwfrful aha
familiar hvdroeen peroxide fig-
NEW YOIiK (I PH-The New ure in this week s Focus on
York Post today published a stale- Health:
ment of a Los Angeles account-l Headacne ARent
khkom l:.n nn.,M viv. hJ A medical team tells of finding, formed jn hlirnan tissues by
Industrialist Howard Hughes were a s,ra"Se chemical involved in specia en2yme, the researchers
cleared with Nixon's hrniher Vice migraine-t y p e neaoacnes. mis fin(i
lo dilate hlood vessels, sav Dr.
Harold G. Wolff and associates of
New York Hospital-Cornell Medi
cal Center in the Archives of Neu
rology. Neurokinin apparently is
President Richard I. Nixon.
NY Police
Threatened
'chemical, named neurokinin, ap-
A Washington dispatch quoted jl,al'cn"" increases suscqumimy
the accountant, Phillip Reiner, as;tjPainj
saying all correspondence on the
loan was masked lo keep the vice
president s name from being in
volved in his brother's financial
flitliculties. It said code names
such as "East" or "Eastern Di
vision" were used.
mere was never any contusion, -F.v Yf)RK i;niNew Yorkiailmems lhan for other neisons
that it was the vice president." cj(y po,ice Commlssionel. stepnen sav Dr. A. Carlton Ernstene. pres
Bciner was quoted by the Post p -Kennedy threatened today to'jdent of the American Heart
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Klu Vaccine
With winter and flu threats
approaching, experts are urging
flu shots especially for anyone
with heart or blood vessel dis
eases. Medical evidence over the last
three years has confirmed that
risks from influenza are greater
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Britain Agrees To Provide Base For Polaris-Armed Submarines
WASHINGTON il'PI' The! today, according lo Haerty. "The tender will he established The Polaris missile is a solid
While House announced today that Hagerty told newsmen: ,Theia' 'h"1' location in February, 1961, fuel, intermediate range rocket
j Great Britain has agreed to pro- plosl(fn( welcomes this arrange- w'1'1 ",e f(K','n1 tK' 10 follow capable of being launched from
vide a base fur V S. submarines nlpn, as further evidence of Unit- a ''"'e 'alt,r nn' Wn',e House a submarine while it is complete
armed with Polaris missiles. jfd Slates-British cooperation for sli"ernenl sal1- ;ly submerged. The subs that car-
: It Is the first suih arrangemenuhe mutual benefit of both mm. lni nase Psi"nawy will allow:iy it are nuclear-powered ana can
:made with, any Free World ally tries and the NATO alliance."
.iresiwniiai nccreiary James l. fndcr the agreement, a U.S.
Hagerty said. Navy .submarine tender and a
I British Prime Minister Haroldlfloating dock will he established
Macmillan announced the arrange-1 in the Holy Loch in the Clyde
ments to the British Parliament Estuarv.
JL.S. submarines lo refuel and un- remain underwater for extremely
dergo repairs without returning to long periods without having to
the Lnited States. surface.
mat nis nrotner never had anv
financial interest in his company
Nixon's Inc., a restaurant chain
which went bankrupt. Donald Nix
oti admitted he received a $205.
000 loan from the Hughes Tool
Co., with a lot in Whittier, Calif.,
owned bv his mother. Mrs. Han-
ok v; !: r tia.
paratroopers to protect the
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Forge Suspect To Enter Plea
massive sicK strjKe on eiecuon
day.
Kennedy, buffeted by a feud
with his own force, added that if
the Marines were not
Marvin Ross Hyatt, 35, Tracy, ( Monday to enter a plea.
California, was arraigned by) Hvalt is accused of passing
stitute.
Safe Medicine Cabinet
A medicine cabinet which will Judge D. E. Van Vactor in Dis- worthless check for $17.50 at the
nnon nnU when uvn nariii-iilar trict Court Tuesday on a charceiCrater Molel in Klamath Falls
rtdiiduii l - nilcl,J cimnllanpniis. oT fnreerv.
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He was given until on the evening of October 15.
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Walter H. Turner,
Democrat
WALTER H.
TURNER
for
State Representative
IMPARTIAL! FAIR!
EXPERIENCED!
Education, from the tax
payers position, can be im
proved. I am in favor of
The state contributing more,
and decreasing real prop
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I'd. Arlv. hv Ram nt f m
ploy ruMlritv Commit Iff .
Wm. F. Trier, JMft Vermont,
Serty.
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Mortgage $1 1,600
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the military police, or the
his business failure "the loan se
cured by my mother's property
could not be repaid and a deed
A. L. Chapman of the U.S. Pub
lic Health Service.
The idea is to make it impos
sible for children to open the cab
inet and accidentally swallow dan
gerous drugs. The cabinet, now
Donald Nixon said because of'Ted" ri?h' ,0 w' l" He.
aiso saio ne wouiu me im
licemen involved in such a strike.
However, John J. Cassesc. pres
to the property was given by mv'ident of the Patrolmen's Benevo- being considered for manufacture.
mother to Phillip Reiner in lieu lent Association which has long has five buttons, but opens only
when the second and tourth but
tons are pressed, and these but
tons are spaced loo far apart for
child's hand to span. Drug
of foreclosure and in payment oljealled for Kennedy's resignation,
the debt
Reiner, according to the Post
as named along with a Pat Di
denied anv "sick strike was
afoot for election day when the
entire 24.000-man force is used
Cicco iotherwi.se not identified to 'because of the voting. Kennedy pojsonjnf! killed more than 400
'oversee the affairs of Nixon's,: said Monday he had reports thaljcnjidren jn 1958i comments Scope
Inc., in a meeting in Febinarv.llai'Re numbers of policemen weekly.
1RS7, in the office of Noah I)ie"t-llanned to call in sick and say Ncw Job
rich, Hughes' executive vice pres-'U'ey were too ill to report lo the Hdrogen peroxide, an old mcd
jdent. police surgeon for a checkup, ' ica-standby seems destined for
The Post said Reiner was asked
If he had been used as a "front"
to conceal the identity of the
Hughes representatives
loan deal.
"That is the inference," he was
quoted as saying by the Posl. "I
was not an interested party in the
property,
making it impossible for the po
lice doctor to verify or object to
all the sick reports by making
in the house calls.
The election day strike report
followed a traffic ticket "slow-
revival as a germ killer in oint
ment form, says Drs. Herbert M.
Cobe and Emanuel Plouis of Tem
ple University.
down" or strike exactly one week
ago, allegedly called by leaders
of policemen who objected
He secretly assigned the deed .Kennedy's sharp crackdown
to Mrs. Nixon's property to the the illegal but prevalent practice
The ointment cleanses wounds.
and also appears effective against
some if not all resistant strains
of staphylococci, which are re-
10 sponsible for many serious infec-
011 lions.
Hughes Tool Co., he told the Post.
of "moonlighting, in which pa
trolmen hold outside jobs to sup
plement their salaries.
Boys Request
To Join BSA
BEATTY Kour local boys en
tered applications for membership
in Beatty Boy Scout Troop 93
Reich Prison
Run By Reds j
BERLIN (AP) Soviet soldiers!
rode into West Berlin Tuesday,
and Western Big Three officers
welcomed them politely. That's
right, no mistake.
It's been going on at intervals
lor almost 15 years.
The Russians came to take
their regular turn at running
Spandau Prison, where three ma
jor Nazi war criminals are still
held.
Americans helped greet the of-.to come.
ficers, in their blue bell-bottomed His applic.ation was presented
trousers, and a detachment of by Fernando Herrera, patrol lead
about 20 men. er
They lormcri up in the prison
garden with fixed bayonets and
took over from the French unit
...l.;nu Hn tL. ; niu..
vwt .h iL .... , ...in! were distributed throughout
be repeated when the Americans 3'
take over. The British will take! Bealy Cuh Stou,s distributed
over from the Americans Jan. 1. themjn Beatty.
A month afterward the French
vill relieve the British and nn
March 1 it will be the Soviet turn
again.
This is one of the few ways
the Soviet Union still acknowl
edges that Berlin is occupied ter
ritory, under the rule of the four
major victors in World War II.
Red propagandists like to say
that Berlin is. or ought to be,
part of Communist ' East Ger
many. Inside are the three main sur
vivors of Adolf Hitler's "thousand
year Reich" and nobody else hut
their guards. The three are Ru
dolf Hess, once Hitler's deputy:
Baldur von Schirach. the Nazis'
youth leader, and Albert Speer.
their top production expert.
Taking Those Shots
Let a child see himself being
injected with a medical needle, if
he wants to look, advises Dr.
Herman E. Hilleboe. New York
Slate Commissioner of Health.
If a child is told not to look."
you implant the idea that a needle
is something to fear, and an in
jection is too terrifying to be
seen. Don't tell a child not to
cry; tears are often his best
friend at such moments. Above
during a meeting in Beatty ;ali tc the truth. You'll lose face
Church here Friday. if you tcIi a chid a needle will
The Boy Scouk oath was ad-1 not hurt when obviously it will."
ministered lo Wayne, Duwayne!
and Patrick Foster, brothers. An
other brother, Sherman, applied
for membership, but was not able
The three new members partici
pated in the troop's current "get-
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resident of Klamath County.
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