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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Klamath County Officials At Portland Meeting
Thursday, Nmiffl'if,y(fyV
Six Klamath County officials The officials are Charlie De
ars in Portland this week attend- Lap, county clerk; R. R. (Bob)
tag .the annual meeting of theiWalker, county judge; Frank Ga
Association of Oregon Counties, jnong, commissioner; Earl K. Al-
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FB Fights
Attempts
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lison, commissioner elect; J I c Ic' governments throughout the state
Kalinoski, county engineer, a n d are being discussed. Special re
Eva Cook, county treasurer. ports will be made by commit
Problems common to county 'tees regarding governmental re
organization and needed legislation.
bpccial guests al me meeting iFarm Bureau Federation called during
are Dan Gray, Alabama, presi- Wednesday for legislative aididay
dent of the National Association against a possible attempt to or-
f rnni nffirial. and .1 W .""' women,.
Forester Jr., editor of the Pen
dleton East Oregonian.
Fund jusr-j ounjy officials Oppose Fund Plan1
DCIIwVilll PORTLAND (AP) There wasjflat grants.
II- A..l opposition in the Association ofj "We don't want any of your
I lb JIIOIU Oregon Counties Wednesday to aioiC money f you'll just leave
The Governmental Division of proposed formula under which the .jzatjon money alone," he
Klamath County United Fund was state would put up more money saiA
EUGENE (AP) The Oregon only a fraction beneath its quota lor public schools. Forrest Cooper of Lakeview
Boivin Backers
To Be Absent
At Salem Meet
PORTLAND (AP)
The group proposed a law to ex
clude harvest operations from any
labor dispute. The resolution was
adopted after the group heard Brown's state unit, 119, George the cost would come from state
warnings that an attempt to or
ganize farm workers in California
may spread to Oregon,
Price's county unit, 122 per cent funds by the 1964-65 fiscal year.
of last year's level. Distribution would be based on
Jack Kalinoski's county Road ; costs in the prior year rather than
sponsors said such a law would Department unit has 122 per cent, on a per census child basis,
enable a farmer to get migrant Chief of Police Charlie How- Rep. Clarence Barton of Co
workers from state and federal
Several agencies even if pickets appeared
Democratic Party members of the.at a harvest operation. At pres.
next state Legislature will be ab
sent at a caucus to be held Satur
day in Salem.
They are backers of Sen. Harry
Boivjn, Klamath Falls conserva
tive, who seeks election as presi
dent of the upper house.
Sen. Alfred H. Corbett, Port
land liberal, has said a majority
ent the law prevents the agencies
from taking sides in a labor dis
pute and forbids them from send
ing workers to a picketed opera
tion. Another resolution urged organ
ization of a bargaining association
to represent farmers in dealing
with buyers and wholesaler!.
ard's city unit, 117 per cent, and quille, chairman of the Interim
John Stewart's miscellaneous1 Tax Committee, criticized this,
governmental unit, 112 per cent.: saying, "It is a cost plus figure.
The drive total stands at $116,-' We prefer so much per census
625, or 84 per cent of the $138,-; child, rather than on what' the
942 goal.
school administrators choose to
spend."
Barton also criticized an educa
tion committee proposal to use
some O&C funds in counties get
ting O&C money from the federal
pnvernment
The fprWaiinn whiph in th Wavne Morse. D-Ore.. Wednesday u ..tr.
( Knl DennrrzK are harkino' . , ., . . ' . ' .L.i.-Jr- .,, r. ' ,. ' "". V
. pasl nas cauea Ior elimination ot wmipuui.er uenciai uosepn pose efforls by anyone to raid
Morse Requests
Survey Of Cost
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen.
but he, is not sure of the marketing quotas and acreage al-campbell to have the General
lotments for wheat, this timelAccounting Olfice conduct a corn
voted down such a resolution. Del-lplcte cost survey on the proposed
Walter Pearson pf Portland, who egates from wheat areas led the!move from Portland to Seattle of
him,
majority of Senate votes needed
for election
was president of the 1959 Senate, successful fight against the pro
said Wednesday that he will belposal.
acting governor and plans to seel The group reiterated earlier
the Oregon-Oregon State footballistands in favor of a sales tax,
game at Corvaliis instead of at- a reduction of property taxes, and
tending the caucus. gradual elimination of govern
Sen. Daniel Thiel of Astoria ment agricultural regulations. Al-
said he has to keep a dental ap- so reiterated was opposition to
pointment Saturday. Boivin said
he will be preparing for a busi
ness trip away from Oregon. Sen.
E. D. Potts of Grants Pass said
he will be out of the State. Sen.
Boyd Overhulse of Madras said
he also will be at the football
game.
All of the announced absentees
are Boivin supporters.
Recruiter To Visit
Coast Guard recruiter Lonnie
K. Johnson will be in Klamath
Falls Wednesday, Nov. 23, all day
at the Navy recruiting station on
the third floor of the Post Of
fice Building.
the so-called Brannan plan of di
rect subsidies in lieu of produc
tion.
Wiley Clowers, Madias, was
elected first vice president and
Barry Browne!, Oregon City, sec
ond vice president. The offices of
president and third vice presi
dent will be up for election next
year.
28 Governors
Still On Tour
CORDOBA, Argentina (AP)
The 28 visiting governors of the
these funds unless all taxpayers
are being treated alike."
Rep. Stafford Hansel of Uma
tilla County said Eastern Oregon
the Northwest regional office of 11.0m ho hurt hv th nmnA
the Post Office Department. f formula, and urged a return to
lwurse ioia ampoeu ne naa
asked Sen. Orlin D. Johnson, D-
S.C., chairman of the Senate Post
Office Committee, "to take further
and emphatic request of the post
master general' to delay transfer
of the Northwest regional office."
Postmaster General Arthur S,
Summerfield agreed last summer
to delay the transfer until the com
mittee could study its advisability.
On Nov. 10, however, the depart
ment announced it would go ahead
with the move, starting Dec. 1.
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ABOLISH FEAST DAYS
WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The
Polish Parliament has abolished
two Catholic feast days as offi
cial holidays. The days are Jan.
6, the feast of the Epiphany and!
Aug. 15, the feast of the Assump
tion of the Blessed Virgin.
Central Argentine town.
They came from the Atlantic
Coast resort of Mar Del Plata in
three special planes.
After welcoming addresses, the
governors and their wives left for
a sightseeing tour of the city.
They later saw the Kaiser Indus
tries plant, where motor cars are
being built.
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Mrs. Luis DrGrande, Vancouv
er, Wash., is spending some time
with her son, Joe DcGrande, here.
Jack Bnatwright is recovering
from surgery performed recently
in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Ramsey vis
ited in Keno Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ram
sey,
Bonania
Directors of Bonanza Park are
sponsoring a benefit turkey shoot
at the Boy Scout Camp five miles
from Bonanza on Lakeview Cutoff
Nov. 20, starting at 10 a.m. Lunch
will be served.
Mr. and Mrs.
spending a few
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d;ivs at The
Marie Raymond, Navy Wave
stationed at Alameda, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jack McFall, and
family.
' New Pine Creek
mil and Rirt St. Clair, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim St. Clair, Mo
lalla, and their cousin, Roger St.
Clair, were visitors here last
weekend with their aunt, Mrs.
Cora Cook and the Cook family.
They hunted birds while here.
They returned Sunday. t
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laird, Jas
per, Ore., arrived Sunday for a
few days of bird hunting before
returning to Willamette Valley.!
They came here from Troy and
an elk hunting outing.
Dalles, where he is attending a i,
son conservation mceung.
Mrs. Rerlha Vinson is staying
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Mulkey,
niece, Elizabeth, and Mike
Cook drove to Roscburg Friday
to visit another niece, Mrs. Ver-
do Leigon and her husband. They
the Mickey!,,,,,,.,, via Cralcr Lakc
at Merrill with
O'Keeffe family.
Mrs. Oma Pennrr of Klamath Mr- " Kuilym Williams,
Falls spent the weekend with Mrs. Orange, Calif., left Wednesday att
Wilfred Noble here. er month's visit with Mrs. Wil-
jliams brother, Ed Madison, Fair
Mr. and Mis. Franklin FelchiPort. i
and three children of Montgom- I
ery Creek visited the children's Mr. and Mrs. Orln Karher and
grandmother, Mrs. Enos Bland, their family left Friday evening
here last weekend. i for their home in Pasadena after
hunting and vacationing at their
Ronald Ketrhiim, who attends 'cabin on Willow Creek.
college al Redding, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. Ken (Budge) Mulkev, Stockton,
and Mrs. Mike Ketchum. former New Pine Creek resident.
and a friend, Clarence Lee, spent
Krwln Kills and Denny spent a the weekend here hunting birds.
few days elk hunting near I'kiah, Mulkey visited his brother. Car-
recently. ' " roll Mulkev, and friends. ,
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