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    HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Mondav. November 7. 1960
PAO 8 A
Jury Awards Woman $10,000
' NEW YORK (API An all-male award Wednesday after the second
federal court jury has awarded 1 trial of her suit.
110.000 damages to June Campbell I There was testimony that Miss
McKee for the embarrassment McKee checked into the Sheraton
she suffered when a bellboy en-j Russell Hotel on Park Avenue,
tered her hotel room and saw her hung a "Do not disturb" sign on
lude. jher door and went to bed.
Miss McKee. a television pro-! She awakened about 6:15 a.m.
ducer and w riter w hen it hap-j and went into the bathroom. When
pened six years ago but now an she returned she found a bellboy
education researcher, w on the 'crouching near her bed. She
screamed and tried to cover her
self, and got the bellboy to leave.
Send
Klamath's Own
Ron Phair
To Congress
Pd. Adv. Klamath County
Democrat and Republican
Phafr (or Congress Comm..
Bruce Owens and Norman
Duffy. chairmen, 122 N.
0th St.
The bellboy contended he
thought the room was unoccupied
and he was looking for a radio
to listen to a baseball game.
"dennis the menace CAB Resumes Searching
f or Missing Airliner
Nigeria in West Africa is the
source of almost all the world's
FISH GOT TWO LINES
MOUNTAIN HOME. Ark. (API
Mr. and Mrs. Jcry McClurg
of Homewood, Illinois, were fish
ing together at Bull Shoals Lake
near here when each got a strike.
They combined to haul in a 9!
pound 13 ounce bass which had
grabbled one bait, then the other.
Frank F. Ganong
INCUMBENT
DEMOCRAT (or COMMISSIONER
2 YEAR TERM
Navy Veteran
Native of Klamath Basin
Leadership in Positive Planning for
Present and Future County Needs
Pd. Adv. Ginonr For Commissioner Com.
Amns Burnett, Chairman, SAM Applrgale Klamalh Falls, Ore.
j
The three men in the painting
"Spirit of '76" are not father,
columbite. a rare metal used in son anH orandson. but oortravalu
jthe manufacture ot jet engines. :of tnree unreated persons.
Butte. Montana, "the richest
lii'J in the world," has produced
gold, silver, copper, zinc and
manganese.
UGIY? You think RUFF is ugly? 6oy,coou
WASHINGTON HT1 The lawyer was Julian A. Frank, a
Civil Aeronautics Board has re- New York attorney who was
newed its search for the wreckage killed wilh 3.1 oilier persons in the
of a National Airlines DC7R thatjerash of a National Airlines
crashed in the Guil of Mexico al-lX'CB in North Carolina last
most a year apo with a mystery Jan. ti.
substitute passenger. The KRI determined that dyna-
A converted mine sweeper, the; mite exploded in the plane near
Hilrlego. left Galveston. Tex., Sal- Frank's seal hut never pinned the
urday loaded with the newest blame on him.
underwater search devices. I'mil A search for wreckage of the
at least some wreckage is recov-,Giilf accident began immediately
cred. the CAB will be un.tble tojatter the crash and continued for'
determine whether the plane was more than two weeks without
sabotaged or crashed for some success.
other reason. j
Sabotage was suspected on the' ' . .
Tampa to New Orleans flight LeiTlOll JKCJyeCl
Nov. 16, 1859. All 36 passengers . .
and five crew members died. No POI COiTimiSSIOn
trace of the plane ever has been I PORTLAND (AP-E. B. Lemon
found, except for an oil shek andof v ap.
small floDiis. iproval o (he slate Senj)(e Com
Dash of Mystery miltec on Executive Appoint-
A dash of mystery was addedjments for membership on the
to the crash when Robert Spears, state Scholarship Commission,
self-proclaimed naturopath with a' The approval was a reversal of
criminal record dating back to a previous committee stand. Last
September the committee s Demo'
Investigation Stymied
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI An matter we are checking into right
crats. who are a majority, refused
to approve Lemon's reappoint-
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345tSiriEWARTrAVlE.
WIIEIDIF (UHtMP
investigation into alleged undue
pressures in efforts to raise cam-
paign funds for Proposition 15 has
been stymied by a lack of coop
eration from the campaign com
mittee, according to Atty. Gen.
Stanley Mosk.
' The investigation will not be iz'nB 437
completed by election day, Nov. $163,906,
In the supplementary financial
report, the $66,656 was attributed
to the "committee for equitable
representation in the state sen
ate." On Sept. 26, the two com
mittees filed a joint report item-
contributions totaling
World War I," who was supposed
to be on the plane, was found
alive later in Arizona.
The estranged wife of W illiam ment
Allen Taylor, a Tampa salesman.! Later stale Sen. Monroe Sweet
claimed Spears had hypnotized land. D-Milwaukic, urged the
her husband into taking the flight. commiUce to reconsider. Sweet
Taylor took out $37,000 in airline land said he thought Lemon, a
insurance nine minutes before the retired dean at Oregon State Col
plane departed although his name
was not on the passenger list.
Explosives were reported to
have been found in Spears' lug- day's vote were Sens.
cage when he was arrested inlmick. D-Douglas; G. D
lege, was well qualified for the
post.
Favoring confirmation in Fri-
Dan Di-Glcason,
NEW CLASSES
STARTING NOW!
BALLROOM
DANCING
8. but will continue regardless of
the election's outcome, Mosk said
Proposition 15 has been opposed
by every county board of super-
Proposition 15 is an initiative j , r T 77
r ..,: iu .I,,, ge es, and by most high state of-
measure to reapportion the state , ,
senate to divide the 40 seats even-
Phoenix. D-Multnomah; Andrew Naterlin,
Spears, 65, was sentenced to'D-Tillamook: Eddie Alliens, R-
five years for taking Taylor's car. Marion: and John Hare, R-Wash
ficials, including Gov. Edmund G.
Brown.
ly between Northern and South
ern Lalilornia. r-nncipie support'
for the measure has come from Tim Ic Rftmhprl
the Los Angeles board of super
visors. Mosk's investigation started last
month following complaints thai
And It's sonle individuals and companies
Five Injured
from Florida to Arizona. He was
given a one to five year sentence
in Los Angeles, to be served at
the end of the car term, for per-1
forming illegal surgery.
Donald Loomis, Spears' co-defendant
in the Los Angeles abor
tion trial, claimed that Spear's
ington. Sen. William Grenlcll, u
Multnomah, cast the lone vole
against Lemon. He said he ques
tioned whether Lemon would be
non-partisan in his services to the
commission, which handles state
scholarships to the stale's colleges.
-A- Doncina Is Fun .
Eo5 To Be A Goorl Dnnr Wrnng business wiln Los AnReles
v ' I a . T, - ,. ICounty had faced "undue pres-
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YOKOSUKA, Japan, (UP!) - A
U.S. Navy plane engaged in exer
cises with the 7th Fleet accident
ally dropped a bomb close to an
sure trom solicitors tor cam- . ,. . , , j .
Daren funds for the measure. J j
r ,"MV, rrpw-men were in Hired.
Charles O'Brien, chief assistant! nnaSwain-s Male 3C. Jeff L.
attorney general, was asked if lhe Holccrli 29, Tampa, Fla., suffered
lack of cooperation referred to the; a rur),ured eardrum and a neck
fact that the "committee (or Sen
ate Reapportionment Yes on 15"
had lumped $66,656 in one entry
sprain when he tried to protect
shipmate aboard the USS Cree
from the explosion. The other four
of its supplementary report ot re-imen suffcrcrj concussions
ceipts totaling $68,016. which wasi Holtien was remr m "very
filed last week with the secretary good mndilion" at Yokosuka naval
01 state- hospital today. The others were
"That does not satisfy the elec-! not hospitalized
tion code that says the donor of
any contribution over $25 must be
listed," O'Brien said. "This is a
The Cree suffered minor dam
age. Navy officials began investi
gating the incident.
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liedical Mirror
Morning Sickness
t fospiliil Medicine
Missed IVriod
(j. I had dreadful morning
nauupa with my first child. In
there anything netr ahaut this?
I am pregnant again.
A. The basic principles of man
agement of nausea and vomiting
in early pregnancy have chanced
very little in recent years. Doc
tors prescribe mild sedatives,
encoiirace a diet rich in carbo
hydrates and low in tats, and
Mipgest taking frequent small,
dry, meals. Fluid? should be
taken separately. Certain drugs
are also employed, not always
w ith success.
Q. I trm recently a patient in
our local hospital. One night 7
had a splitting headache hut
the nurse wouldn't even gira
me an aspirin tablet. I think it
trat just plain laiines on her
part Iht you agree?
A. Sorry, but wc don't aprce.
Hospital nurses cive patients only
what the doctor has ordered. The
reason? He must know that only
the drops he feels will help the
patient have been administered.
If others are given, even such
simple drugs as aspirin, he may
( Bmerywtitahk j
Tfirwqtt mlimlfdqy
mistakenlv attribute the effects to
the prescribed drugs, with pos
sible hampering of his treatment
of the case.
Q. In a pamphlet for expect
ant mothers, mention is made
tif increased danger of mis
carriage at im fir n missed
period. Women are warned
against travel and other ao
tivity at this time. What M your
opinion?
A. We will refer ta an -Ohio
physician who wrote a medical
article, "The Myth of the Missed
Menstrual Period." According to
this doctor, there is no proof that
the time of the missed menses
Is in any way different than other
times during the pregnancy. In
other words, miscarriage is no
more likely to occur at the time
of the missed period than at any
other time during pregnancy.
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