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Newspaper Page Text(UUu(iw fhZ(t Q lew by Iti. hw. TJI. INC. U J. Pt. Off. "It wai a swell wedding, all right, but I STILL think you could have put the money in something useful, like a, bicycle!" Social Secretary-To-Be Is Young Career Woman West To Gain In Senate WASHINGTON AP-Westcrn- the next Senate. Sen. Mike Mansfield, DMont., is likely to become the Senate Court Records lawmakers Warn West HE RAM) AND NEWS. Klamath Falln. Oregon Sunday, Vomnhtr tf, I9fil) FACTS SA I PARIS (AP Lawmakers from KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT William Parr, drunk driving, continued. Carl Oscar Tibbtlt, vagrancy, continued. Simeon Buchanan Riddle Jr., drunk 2 s or iiva days. Silvestre Mender, drunk. ? v five lh 1.1 'nr(h Atlantic Treat u ers will be in strong positions in oiiorderi, conduct, iso 10 v lcountries were told Fri(iav Rooerl ErlCK Anderson, driving while ..,.. license rtvokM. tin or dayi. ern Europe must bridge the gap i Tnd ,. "mn""' between its two rival Rohrt Allen WfwvifArH. vtnnnru. tllYI prnilllS HP luTA J. B. Ramos, drunk, S25 or five days. Eugene V. Eaton, vagrancy. $100 and1 .. .. , , I JO cay. "DENNIS THE MENACE" Experis Still Planning Man In Orbit Next Year leader, work closely with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson in seeking to carry out legislative programs asked by President John F. Kennedy. uuiiiiauu, majuwij iirawvi ui .uc days past session of the Senate, had W'r,fiei. cmioouin, drunk Mansfield as his assistant leader. or w hip. It ne dOCS not Decome tile lead- James Edward VanSlykt. drunk. S2S or er, Mansfield is m line for chair- trading or lace serious political as well as economic consequences. A report to the annual NATO parliamentarians conference de-i James Dorman liaaCI. VaOranCV. 1100 oriKorl rnl-jlinc halun tha iv. and days ...n,. Tommy jasper Dannav. vaorancv. noolnation common market and Brit- arwj X days. Rex Ray Curry, drunk, tis or five ish-led "Outer Seven" as a "most ureent" problem facing the West HJ or live ' days. crn alliance. Emanuel Mose. drunk. 125 or five days. Joesoh Waile Penasse. drunk, $25 or five days. BULtZTID MO. PUTS 1I-22-S0 WASHINGTON (AP)-The so cial secretary-to-be of the While House is a successful young ca reer woman who fits right into the scheme of new things to come. She is Letitia K. Baldrige, al ready an enthusiastic harbinger of plans by the next first lady, Mrs. John F. Kennedy, to maKe the White House a showcase for great American art and artists. Miss Baldrige is an expert on art. She's the author of one book and working on another. She can lypc, use a transcript machine, play a fast game of tennis and strum a melodious guitar. She speaks French and Italian fluently, and she cooks the dishes of both lands. "A marvelous cook," a friend said of her. Miss Baldrige is a tall blonde known to all her friends as "Tish." She's an old school friend of the young mother who will be come first lady Jan. 20. Through some 20 years the two nave continued their friendship. Miss Baldrige once told a report er she had watched Mrs. Ken nedy "grow through the years with grace and serenity" and add ed "she's going to bring a great deal of distinction to the White House." Miss Baldrige says she was for merly a Republican, but voted for Kennedy. And so, she said, did Jier father, attorney Malcolm Baldrige, a Republican represent ative from Omaha in 1931-33. ' Her story is one of the girl from bmaha who went East to school, worked as a government girl, went to Europe, became an em bassy social secretary and came back to New York in a public relations job. ; She and Mrs. Kennedy, the for fc'er Jacqueline Bouvier, went to the fashionable Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Conn. Miss Baldrige was two classes ahead. Both went on to Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs. Ken nedy was studying in Paris the year Miss Baldrige was social secretary to the wife of Ambas sador David K. E. Bruce. Later, Miss Baldrige was social secretary to Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce in Rome, from 1953 to 1956. This was the job about Department which she wrote her book, "Ro man Candle." Prior to her new appointment, she was director of public rela tions for a New York jeweler. She comes to her new job, she says, very happy, very excited and very scared." She told a press conference last week that she was asked by Mrs. Kennedy several weeks before the election to take the job "if my husband should win." Miss Bald rige said she replied, "You bet I will." As social secretary she will handle everything from formal state dinners to answering mail for the first lady. manship of the Senate Rules Com mitteea housekeeping group. Several westerners will head Senate committees. They include Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, D- Wash. Magnuson probably will keep his chairmanship of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commit tee. Although he hasn't the seniority to get a Senate committee chair manship. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., will be influential as a close friend of the new President. He plans to continue as chairman of the Democratic National Com mittee until April at least. Westerners probably will be added to the Senate Interior Com- Imittee to fill vacancies caused by the retirement of Sen. James Murray, D-Mont., and Sen. Joseph O'Mahonney, D-Wyo. Sen.-elect Lee Metcalf, D-Mont., wants assignment to the Interior Committee. So does Sen.-elect Keith Thomson, R-Wyo. Among senators on Interior this year and expected to continue next yar are Jackson, Frank Church, D-Idaho and Henry Dwor- AII the common market na tions France. West Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland and Lux- 12! or live days, embourg are also members of But three of the seven in the free trade zone Austria, Swe den and Switzerland are not. The report suggested the pro jected new organization for Eco nomic Cooperation and Develop-i ment as the best channel for the two trading systems to reach an understanding. All 13 countries are to join the OECD when it comes into effect next year. live days. Jess Lorano. drunk virgn ernesr noimes. drunx driving, v Tfi 1100 and 3d day..- hit-run rtrtuinn. tUl ArrtlU, 10 days. Owen Riddle, drunk, S2S or live days. Raymond Patrick Gayton, vagrancy, 5100 and 30 days. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT R. Moniz, violate basic rule, shak, R-Idaho. FLEET FLYER Fastest train run ever" record ed on U.S. railroads was on June 12, 1905, when a train ran three miles near Ada, Ohio, in 85 sec onds, or at a rate of 127.06 miles per hour. Jellrey W0. Roger Clyde Hall, overwidth, ,7.50. Evelyn L. Rush, violate basic rule, SIS. Harvey Neil Outlon. violate basic rule, dismissed. Gerald Allbrmion. no PUC permit, t?5. Raymond J. Ohlde, violate basic rule. S10. Arlve E. Magnuson, no PUC permit, SIS. William M. Hunslcker, no PUC permtl, S15. Bruce R. Smith, no PUC permit, Carl Willie Judkins. no operator' attorney. M Wl ""'""I CORVALL1S AP - Burclars $?Arnoid e. Criu. fail to dim headlights,: broke into the Corvallis Country james w. McSpadden, violate basic Club Friday nichl and stole 24 Albert J. Haslebacher, violate basie!feW" 4" vollulw Vl -lSnic,l rui, $15. j and 30 fifths of whiskey. w. wayne manin, lanure io aim neat) lights, $7.50. Glenn E. Ha worth, obstructed vision, $10. Andrew D. Harkey, disobey stop sign, $7.50. Leo H. Donovan, violate basic rule. SIS. Byron F. Balcom, obstructed vision, carts, tOO. .3U. Leslie B. Robinson, no PUC permit, continued. Blllle L. Leonard, overlength load, $15. Richard Creston. Injury to a motor vehicle, 10 days. Keith J. Hedrick, vagrancy, $50. Mary Anne Sheuy, minor in possession of alcoholic liquor, $35 or seven days. Billy Stephenson, petit larceny, continued. Albert Homer Anderson, Inq prohibited hours, $15. Denny M. McClane, hunting during pro hibited hours, $15. William E. Unsworth, driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor, 30 days and $300. Richard C. Beesley, violate basic rule, dismissed. Marvin Alfred Ransler, fugitive from justice, motion to dismiss by district attorney, Joseph H. Gow, no PUC permit, $15. Burglars Rob ' Country Club littrirt Sheriff's deputy Cliff Brown said the thieves hauled the loot in golf carts to the getaway car in a parking lot. Then they look the I Mill I I m 'rn iiuuuj 'IVASNT THAT A PgETTY GOOD TACKLE fOR A LITTLE KIP? WASHINGTON (UPD - Space officials said Friday they still ex pect to put an American in orbit around the earth some time next' year despite the failure lifst Mon day of an attempted test flight at Cape Canaveral. Fla. Robert R. Gilruth, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Mercury manned satellite project, said the failure would delay the program only a matter of weeks. al signal was due to a weakness inherent in the Redstone missile. They expressed surprise it had not shown up in some 60 previous Redstone flights. Dr. J.T. Kuettner, chief of the manned Redstone project at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala., said the weakness has been corrected and couid not happen again. The capsule was not damaged in Monday's test but it will be necessary to use a new Redstone in the next experiment. Gilruth A stray signal on Monday saia lnat "'ts should not add to caused premature shutoff of the ,he over-all $350 million cost of Redstone booster which was tolne Mercury program. have propelled a Mercury space craft on a short space flight down the Atlantic missile range. At a news conference here of ficials disclosed that the accid?nt- Under Quarantine j SALEM (AP) Only sixty-three Oregon cattie herds are under quarantine for brucellosis, the swipes still running. Abandoned Pickup Trips escaped Convicts Alert KELLOGG, Idaho (AP) - A five-state alert for two convicts who escaped from maximum se curity at the Washington Slate Penitentiary was broadcast after a stolen pickup truck was found abandoned along Highway 10 here early Friday, its windshield fcssional boxer, was arrested In Seattle Feb. 18 by police who be sieged the house in which he was hiding and routed him with tear gas. He was sentenced for the $7,000 robbery of a Spokane gro cery store Feb. 14 and charged witn other holdups. ' Teachers Leave CORVALLIS (API-Ten Corval-i lis teachers left Saturday to study teaching methods in four of the nation's most advanced schools, Superintendent Gerald Wallace announced. The teachers will study at New- tonville, Mass., where advance-! ments advocated by Harvard Uni versity have been adopted; at Ap- pleton, Wis., where elementary students are advanced according to achievement; at Tucson, Ariz., which has the highest national rating among educators; and at Evanston, Ind., where the Ford Foundation finances a program of team teaching. The teachers later will outline their findings to the Corvallis School Board. In addition to repeating the capsule test flight which failed Monday, the space agency plans to send a chimpanzee on a cap sule ride down the Atlantic range before putting an astronaut through the same experience in a Rodstone-boosled flight in early 1961. On this flight the astronaut will reach an altitude of about 120 miles, then descend into the At lantic, about 220 miles from th cafje. Situation Wanted! 30 years experience in office, sales and person nel management'. Have knowledge of motel and beverage operation. Will ing to work with and for responsible and reason able party or parties. Will travel. Ph. TU 2-5065 lowest number since the statewide hunting dur..program ,0 eradjcate ,, discase started five years ago, the state Department of Agriculture said. High blood pressure affects twice as many women as men in the United States, says the Health Insurance Institute. P0TTO mMHiTToX M)UGS!3 JOlhT DISPOSITION REPORT, 1960 CHOP SEASON WITH 1959 CROP SE130N OOKPUtUONS CUXUUTIVE FIGUUB THRU Novwber 1", 1960 COMPILED BT OKiOONrftUPORNI POTHTO 00XKITT&E P.O. BOX 788, REDMOND, ORE00N Ore-CaUr. 1960 19 59 iloO 19 S9 Idalic-e.Oro. San. Luis .Col. No. Colo. ' Hof) River 19jQ nor.i 1959 Oct.23 Maine ,9j0 1959 - 9S) 1959 1950 1959 Total 6 rea 19 ao I2ii frwh Kartat A ii Bj Carrlarl Rail 1236 Truck 1U2 Total 3668 2. By OradMi U. S. 1 201.9 U. S. 2 - 619 0. S. Cots'l. Mixed Total 2668 3. Br Varletjl Reds 71 White 127 Ruaaeta 2470 Mixed Total WS (6) Other Outleta TTieodT? Ul Export Pood Proeeealna Non-food 3tareh UvMtoek Peli J3Z Total in (3) 90 total Pur!3ino;i 39J.7 ...................... (CxRLOTS WO cwt.) ......................... 1165 75 9063 8629 UO02 1267 190 210 301. 5598 519 ' 21,510 30I.5J 1885 3689 3677 1638 2032 2J16. .862 ' ijtt i02 428J 17626 16515 3050 11269 127t2 10267 lSrJI 3783 1359 532 5106 9S87 8677 W336 l2968 2423 8470 10770 7239 11568 3303 124& 2833 3384 5974 6043 . 29868 35434 627 2740 1887 U60 2260 , 122 113 1629 1722 869 593 7439 7202 59 85 358 3044, 20a 3461 2126 3053 U2o9 12742" 10267 16034 .3787 U57 IIS 5W5 9887 JoTf 4233? o9 64 413 542 230 610 2702 946 1784 3002 6432 5676 1132 10840 . 278 1412 1850 524 1847 247 147 1460 1240 3255 2886 7025 8248 2708 9444 10350 9343 13M2 834 266 1218 864 200 115 23509 27585 3050 1126? 12745 102o? Io034 5783 1359 44oT 5106" 9887 JoTf fcSj 4olB (69K) (63) (73) (40) (6U) (75 (78) (76) (73) (SO) (90) (60) (72) 83 23 13 70) 939 870 1035 31 24 31 24 171 2275 727 10720 4161 U It 13154 5075 12 1463 357 3398 3648 120 922 5873 4137 1078 2774 3503 1283 1255 1261 263 1398 1903 774 ' 8387 8002 1344 6566 4624 15401 90o4 1261 383 1409 1919 2399 939 28315 18273 (310 (370 (27) (60) (360 (25) (22) (24) (27) (20) (10) (40) (28) 4394 17835 17366 2566H 2509F 5U4 1742 57 . 702? 12286 , 96,6 7W1 KM Sought are profuscly-latoocd Jo seph Nicholls, 29, King County, I Wash., and Gordon Graham, 28, Spokane. The police broadcast de scribed the two escapees as dan gerous. I Both were serving sentences for j robbery when they escaped from the penitentiary at Walla Walla, Wash., Wednesday night by hiding in a truck and then leaving the compound during heavy construc tion traffic. The pickup found in Kellogg Friday bore Walla Walla County license plates and had been re ported stolen in the Washington city. Police spotted the vehicle as it moved along Highway 10 on the outskirts of the city and when they swung back to make a check, found the vehicle abandoned. A few minutes later, a car was reported stolen in nearby Osburn. Police believe the men may be trying to reach the Montana bor der, a short distance east of Os burn. Police were put on the alert In Montana, Idaho, Washington and even Oregon and Utah. Graham, who once was a pro- The Mississippi River has its beginning in Lake Itasca, north ern Minnesota.' Certified aa meeting 11.0. froah urkat raqulrenenta. Primarily table atock but tMy include few ahipiunta to non-table atook outlata. Certified Bead ahlpaients onlj and report, rron aoae areaa lnconplata. Kanr lota contain high percentage 0.3, 1 and 0.3. 2 gradea. Include, ohlpe, canniru;, freeilnf, flour and all type dehydrated product,. Lota oontaln loner percentaco of 0.3, 1 and 0.3. 2 grade, or fall to aet M.O. freeh auu-ket roqulreowita. Ineludaa dlYeralon to liveotock feed, far uao, aaad uaed for planting within area, ato. MOVING? CH TU 2-S2I2 NORTH AMIRICAN VAN LIN IS : SCOUT NEWS MALIN CUBS ; MALIN Awards were presented during a monthly pack meeting of Malin Cub Scouts recently at the community hall. Cubs and their awards were Bobby Stumbauqh, wolf badge; Jerry Taylor, gold arrow; Robert Pappe, two silver arrows: Clovd Fanning, Billy Street and Carl, Conroy, denner stripes; and Lan dy Wolf, Jim Ottoman and Terry McCurdy, assistant denner stripes. Mrs. Louis Kalina s den pre-! sented a skit in keeping with the monthly theme, "New Worlds." Cubs played games until the meet ing adjourned. Refreshments were served by Mrs. George Pappe and Mrs. Paul McCulley after the meeting. No Suit Filed SALEM (AP) No suit has been filed to challenge the constitution ality of Oregon's 1957 School Dis trict Reorganization Law, Cecil Qucsseth, attorney for the state of Education, said Friday. Wednesday's Supreme Court de cision involving Morrow County had only a limited application, he said. Supreme Court attaches con firmed this. This Supreme Court decision applies only to those few cases where boundaries are unchanged. The court said reorganization in these cases can be accomplished without a vote of the people. Quesseth said another suit, filed in Washington County, claims that another portion of the act is un constitutional. Adverlitement AUTHORS WANTED BY N.Y. PUBLISHER lidlne; hook pnhllnher sffks minn rrlplt of all ly pes: fiction, non fiction, poMry. arhoUrly end rrllrlout wsrki. etc. New authors welcome. Send For f'rre Rook let R-4F. Vanti I,. A. I Terk) ire Press, tVMS Hollywood Blvd., 28, Ltlir. (Main utile, new Frigidaire ' " Wrinkles Away With Exclusive "Flowing Heat" ' 3D95 Dries Every Fabric Right! 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