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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1960)
U.Of OR2.LI3.1AHT COJiP. N'3?A?ER SECriOfl CKN.REF. AND POCUilEIiTS DtV. EUaCUE.OOSG o o Weather Northern California Heavy rain in north, heavy snow in mountains and showers locally heavy today, diminishing tonight! cloudy Friday; cooler; strong nulli winds today. Mount Shasta-Siskiyou area Snow today, locally heavy; snow (hirries tonight and Friday; cool. jt) strong south winds this morn log. Klamath Falls arid) vlr' Showers and partial clearing Bight. Partly cloudy Friday. Low tonight 28-34; high Friday High yesterday Low laat ulght Precip. yesterday For November Total season's snow 44 30 Trace 2.K9 12.25 By FRANK JENKINS An Informed Source in Argen tina (an "informed source" is somebody on the inside who can spgak into a private ear without disclosing his identity) says Ar fmfrwmemn& e gentina's latest eruptions of vio lence, which have been making the headlines during the past few days, were actually spearheads for a widespread movement by die-hard Peronisls. o o la tfib 1 Price Ten CenU-28 Pages KLAMATH FAILS, OKKtiOX." Till itSD.W, llKt K.MDKR I. im ' " " Telephone TU llNn747" o - Hmmmmmmmm. This particular "source" might be right. Peron was a dictator. His government was a dictator ship. Dictators and dictatorships die hard. The dictators, when irown off, want to get back onto gravy train. r That means grief and blood ied for everybody especially tilt poor devils down M the bot to4H, who are tl pawns in thek fame ot aictatorsnip. Hitler and aJAissoligli weif; die fators. Between them, they brought on Worid War II. Per sonally, they got what was com-: ing to them. Hitler died in his heavily fortified underground bun Iter io Berlin. Mussolini died vio lently in Northern Italy while run ning for cover after his dictator (flip had collapsed. That was World. good tiling for the But- Unfortunately Out of tlie ashes of the holo caust that destroyed Hitler's and Hussolini's dictatorships there arose, like the fabled Phoenix bird of Egyptian traditkm, a dic tatorship that was infinitely worse than Hitler's and Mussolini's tin-COMMUNIST dictatorship that spiret to rule the world. Question! What's a dictatorship? Basically, it ia TOO MUCHI POWER HELD IN TOO FEW HANDS TOO LONG. Most of man kind's most grievous troubles have arisen out of ton much power held In too few hands too long. Anyway Let's hope the Perori crowd doesn't get back into power in Argentina. We have too many dictatorships in this world al ready. Shucks! Let's get eloser home. Over in Cons Bay, they've lorn down an old building that covered quite e space of ground in tlie eity's business district. The World, Coos Bay's newspaper, thinks it would be wonderful if this space eould be eonverted into a down town park, but doubts if that will come about. It says: "The property, now a rubble site, will no doubt be developed as a retail store or stores, most probably with some parking. This seems inevitably in the cards for the location Yet it is im possible not to contemplate what boon It would be to the pub lic ... If it became a grassy square, neatly landscated, per liaps with benches for weary l.nnnnpc tat fact tt-l.ila onrl with a fountain to boot. It would!3 add a cohesive quality to the downtown section, which it lacks at present." That brings to mind our own Veterans Memorial Park here in Klamath Falls. The area it pres ently occupies, bordering on Lake Ewauna, was acquired with that exact idea in mind. We haven't done too much with It yet, which is quite in the ori ginal pattern. The thought was to have it ready when the time comes when we can afford to develop it as it ought to be de veloped, taking full advantage of our downtown lake. The oppor tunities for such development are limitless. What Lake Merritt is to Oakland, Lake Ewauna can be to Klamath Falls. Veterans Memorial Park is a rest ec0. Let's keen sittina on it.l"eie aimed at preventing l'rcsi- It can hatch out into very wonderful and very delight- ful at some time in the future. Shooting Times ; OREGON December 2 6:45 a.m. 4:35 p.m. CALIFORNIA December 2 (1:44 a.m. t:3(i p.m. Christmas The annual Junior Chamber of number of miscellaneous groups commercial entry, to the most j prior to parade-time if possibleoperate with Jayrecs that evening "cr sevcmn omMay today in budgets lor the agencies winch dc Commerce Christmas Parade is and individuals. comical one and to the grand 'The men to contact are Lcehy remaining open until 9 o'clock l1-"1'"-"- ""'l Portland. ;Pcndun !t for existence. fcnildine ouicklv. and entries will' be accepted until tne parade accepted unui me paraae leaves the starting point on Es-.to filan.'ide Avenue Friday at 7 p.m. Parade Chairman Wes Sine said sycees nave received numerous ijuov niu res auu ciiu; appuci- tions from three bands and a 1 mmi J TWO ILAWATH FALLS women, Mrs. Eric Majors, left, and Mrs. Hagan A. Moore, are devoting much of their time prior io Christmas in preparations to make the holi day season a happier time for those several thousand persons, children and adults, who art in mental hospitals in Oregon. Working with the Mental Health Association of Oregon, hy will pack and mail hundreds of small gifts to be donated by the gen erous1 public, which will reach those who cannot be horn for Christmas. Mrs. Moore if chairman for the. local effort, Mrs. Majors is co-chairman.' Collect Gifts For Unfortunates a combination of the will to work and help from people" of the I Klamath Basin added to deep sympathy for the unfortunate I will assure a Christmas gift for many a man, woman and child in Oregon mental institutions this year who otherwise might overlooked. Small gifts that cost little, r are salvaged from about the home, if sent or taken to Mrs. Hagan (Clara) Moore, 324 South Fifth Street, will be sent to those in the Oregon Fairview Home where 3.0110 young and old from all parts of Oregon ait cared for, ta the state hospital at Saltm where there are S.ono, and ether institutions. Mrs. Moore, chairman for thc; local Christmas Gift Project of the Menial Health Association ef Oregon, ia assisted by Mrs. Eric (Helen) Majors aa co-chairman. Both women have assisted in this work for several years. Mrs. Moore, in announcing the need for help in this heart-j warming undertaking, Said that! Police Rescue Student From Howling Women NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Womtn screaming insults manhandled ""iversity studnt in front of integrated William Frentz School, saying lls youth led re Peronisfs Get Blame Bl'EXOS AIRES, Argentina (APIA source close to the armed forces said today Argentina's lat est violence rebel attacks Wednesday in Rosario and Tar- tagal and sabotage bombings in Buenos Aires suburbs were ac tually spearheads for a wide- snrcad movement bv diehaid Pcr- onists. The short-lived rebellions, put down by government soldiers, to somelhinglrtcnt Arluro Frond,zi's government '"Shter and two other white win'lSifrom reaching its goal of restored,'"" ln, Wllllam Franli. political and labor peace, the in- formant said. tors accused reporter Jerry Hop- The official casually loll listed klns of ,he Ncw Olloans Timcs three loval army men killed. alonpica'l,ne of hittinK ,hcm with a with Juiio Barredo, second in com- campstool. Police told Hopkins he mand of an attack on a Rosa, io woud have t0 lcave tne Brca or military garrison. Several others tncy wouId have to arrest him were listed as woc.ndcd. Witnesses Earlier, one woman hit. a re earlier had said the dead num-j porter on the back when she uas bored at least in and the wound-trying to keep television cameras ed 50. away. Parade The parade will form at aboutiswecpstakes winner. Each o:u p.m. idic i-midiu die d.irwu b M p.m. bate enuants are ashca report to the truck bng the public address system. Entries will be judged at the staging poini ociore me paraae oe- gms. ,r.nciv4 receive trophies, a iropny will go io ine iK:L marching, musical, fraternal and people of the Klamath Basin can contribute to the recovery of those under treatment by remem- bering them at Christmas. Choosing a gift for the mental- ly ill is not difficult. They lilselgo around the same gifts other people do. begifts for themselves, for their rooms and for recreation. Gifts ofjand ribbon. Gifts will be sorted money are also acceptable to fill ! for suitability, wrapped, marked the needs which cannot be metland packed for sending bv Mrs.i in any other way. Ideas for gifts ai legion. Cos metics and toiletries, stationery, hair brushes, bath towels and wash cloths, pocket watches, slip pers, pipes and tobaccos, hand kerchiefs and wallets for men; costume jewelry, cleansing tis sues, bobbie pins, perfumes es pecially, otiwr cosmetics, perma nent wave kits, colored bars ef acap, fancy wore, any tyiie, stamped goods, yarn and aochet threads, textile paints, quilt pieces, cigarettes and many oth er gifts for women. Children will welcome toys, teenagers, any gift that would he enjoyed by teenagers at home in- cent downtown sit-in demonstra tions. "Jew bastard, nigger lover," they screamed as they shoved end kicked Sydney Goldfinch, soo of a Protestant minister. Police rescued him. All the way to police car, the women taunted. "I hope you have a bunch of mulatlo grandchil dren," one yelled. Police rescued George Drey fus, a professor of law at Louisi ana State University and Presi dent of the American Civil Liber ties Union in Louisiana. Three other youths accompanied Goldfinch and received police pro tection. Goldfinch is a Tulane Uni versity student. Goldfinch shook his head. "I didn't think they'd recognize me," he said. A few minutes earlier, the sanie. id 'he Ghanaian ICmbassy res women pickets failed to keep ajWnce last week when Ghana young minister from taking his Charge d'Affaires Nathaniel Wel- Some of the women demonstra Slated Friday Is band ijdi m iixjui. win iciu.c j ' pari ripaimg win receive w sP-l,inn plied by the Kiamatlt Merchants i Association. Floats will be iied cd most sig- nincanuy on annerence 10 me pa- rade theme, Holy Hour. ddycees aie u.in u.ue wilu pis yet to enter to notify themj T J. -f . Wfcjt -v.. r k s ' . . cluding records and sheet music, popcorn, cosmelics. games, hose and a hundred other items. There is never enouch candv.iO""-''31 assignments. nuts, cookies and other beats to Especially needed by Mrs. Moore are Christmas wrappings Moore and Mrs. Majors. Checks also may be sent to Mrs. Moore to he sent on to the institutions. Some funds are used to provide i Christmas decorations and party activities which mean much to1 those who have little outside rec reation. ' Klamath County has twice re ceived recognition for (lie most outstanding effort in the state for assistance given to the mental institutions. Help for the same iieople does not end with the Christmas sea son. Hundreds ot garments are repaired and sent during the en the year by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Majors. Kasavubu Shuns UAR LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP) President Joseph Kasavu bu today broke off diplomatic re lations with the United Arab Re public and ordered Ambassador Murard Ghaleb and all his staff to leave the Congo immediately. In a letter to U.A.R. President Abdel Gamal Nasser, Kasavubu said Ghaleb had plotted to over throw (lie "established authority" in the Congo and sought to en courage rebel elements mean ing ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba. Ghaleb said he had not re ceived the formal notification de claring him and his staff persona non grata but he said he would not oppose any order from Kasa vubu to quit the Cono. There was thus little likelihood the incident would flare into a battle such as the one that raged chil-.beck refused to comply with an' expuls.on order. ii 11-3-9 ; SOON hnacble. Bryant Avenue, and'lor convenience ol slioppers. Frank Dimmitt. 25S0 Reclama-i Later durina the month. manv!ab,e 10 "e 'ler- lion Avenue Avrne 1 Knacbe.s bu. COlphone num- her is TU 2-44B1 and his home Dhone number is TU J..vin Ititn. milt's husines. :mH hnmo ni. 'numbers, respectively, sic TU anu lj i-nzi. Downtown merchants will cn - r Michigan Governor Gets o Initial JFK Appointment o WASHINGTON (AP - Pipm dent-elect John F. Kennedy today I picked Gov. G. Menncn Williams of Michigan to be assistant secre tary of state for African affairs. I Kennedy called the job second in importance to no other position in the new administration. It was his first major appoint ment outside of his While House stalf. . Kennedy made the announce ment on the doorstep of his Georgetown home with Williams standing at his side. Tliey had con ferred at a breakfast meeting. Williams, who has served six terms, will retire es governor of Michigan Jan. 1. The announcement bote out ad- vance indications mat Kennedy "a" Passea lne li"M"B ldse was at the point of making actual In addition to Williams, he had appointments today with Rheit A. Lovelt, former secretary ot De fense: Connecticut's Gov. Abra ham A. Ribicoff, and Rep. Stuart L. Udall, D-Ariz. All have figured in Cabinet and sub-Cabinet talk. Dig Search Is Slated On Saturday PORTLAND (AP) mass search of the hills northwest of Portland will be made Saturday! if no trace is found before then of the missing Beverly Ann Allan, 19, Washington State University sophomore. The girl has been missing since she went on a Saturday night date with Larry Ralph Peyton, 19, Port land State Collece student, whose battered hndy was found in his car in a lover's lane io the hills Sunday. Police believed lie was killed by at least two men, who then carried off the pretty Miss Allan, whose home was in Port Town send. Wash. There were signs of a fierce struggle outside and in side the car. Police got two possible clues Wednesday, but said they doubled either was connected with the case. One was discovery of a lipstick message, scrawled in the wom en's rest room of a Eugene drive in restaurant. It said, "I am being held in a brown 1MI Ford. Help. Police said they found two ot Miss Allan's lipsticks spilled at the site where Peyton was found and doubted she had more. They said they were investigating, but thought the Eugene message a possible hoax. .... .. The other possible clue was dis- . ' , . covery ol a niooo-stainea Knue ' But, her first chance at free- near the Hillsbom Armory. It . 1K, , , idom aitt a normal life, following was a butcher knife, and police I OR! LAM) (AP)-Lll ian '-- five and a half years of hospital said it was larger than the one ver was seven years old May. L.,ljoll emcd gfter on ' fjvc used in stabbing young Peyton." ' "' sixth year in a "wmonlls (,r hl.itig farcd They speculated it was a hunter's,'' "ad observed her birthday an-. jn a)d she wgs knife and the blood that of a doer. ...j n...... ,uirr'. j.,.,. ...:a to 200 men may take part in II em may ue uu i.u. ncu.iLK. inu Marine Corps Reserve offered up to 100 men. q Helicopters were used in the search Wednesday but tin trace was lound of the girl. Metal de tectors were used in the area around Peyton's car in a searchl 1U. IIIC m.ii incii raa uncu uu him, but again there was no suc cess. Growing ln m lav ooen event shonninc1 evening until ChristnW. Santa Claus i be in town durini! the naiaile and alter, dis- iieninp pifis to vouncsters. 0 will ride in the parade, then !WdHit'l a.ou.iu .iidin ,iu uut. ni ,was invited here by the .laveccs. , -I T l - IT' ' V? l- in their V't-'sf ii" Si IS 'iU wwsmcn in W . I'-P I3 k -' ' v,ost9w- Tl Snviets said fl. ani- k5-. orvAtv.x..i l ,n,ls tn If SHOWN Nil! during the all foo brief period that ske was able to leave her hospital home and return to her own home is Lillian LeFever, little ".Mill Fortunate" ef the United Fund Drive. She ia 7 yean eld today and is beck in the Doernbeeher Hoipital in Portland where ihe has marked her leit five birthdays was taken she was in Klamath Falli, eous iperk for the United Fund Drive. Inspiring Youngster Celebrates Birthday By FLOYD L. WYNNK with Iio which affected both her A cunratiiaius, inspiring young-Megs. ster celebrates her seventh birth day today. Not in the usual manner, ai!y running, jumping, playing games with a big birthday party. and happy noisy youngsters to give her gifts and add to her joy . . . but quietly, somberly in Iter hospital room where slie has spent her five previous birthdays. Reyond the doctors and muses who have been her constant com- Reyond ,he iaAmf and ml)hes , , , , , , - U'lin havn hpnn npr rrinst:int cnlrt- . ,. , .... , J namons these vears. Li lian Le- years, Lillian Le- 'ry ... a .., . The Klamalh falls. Ore girl first was stricken with nephritis when II months old. She later con. .... . . iihritis put her hack In the hos pital a few months ago shortly oiler she had been the poster girl lor a L'nited I'uSd drive. Ollielals at Doernbeeher llos. pilal said Lillian will have a birth. li,u narlu l.inifrhl Tha hnunlltil .j, Rvc hpr g vrtnnb.'x-hcerU) uncomplaining youngster They quoted the little girl as say - ing she felt fine today. Fever will not have her parents, her brothers or sisters, nor play mates to help her remember that . i, :. ,.,,. ? nU " " Symbol of this year's United Fund Drive, Lillian will observe Little "Miss Fortunate." as she 1 was Known During ine ui ive, was placed in ine nospuai ai tne age of 11 months when her illness was! diagnosea as nepnriu.s, ji M(imwi.. i,. ,j 11..!.. ! t lew wt-iw laiei, wnify Mill ;U5J5B .WUI$NJ SJOspMcllt IJLI0CTH in lhe hospital, she wasick((tetiiW!llgnr11 f I tri !& , . dR and some rats, mice, fl Whan thu picture providing a ceurag- After treatment to control the nephritis end surgery to straight en her liny legs, she was 'fitted with leg braces and crutches and transferred ta the Wsverly Baby Home, one of the 10 child car agencies of the United Fund. There she remained until site was able to be retmned to her home in Warden this pat June , lor a happy reunion with Iter mother, fallier and five brolliers . . . land sislers. to the hospital in Portland. She will; remain in Portland un til spring at least to be near the medical facilities so necessary to her very existence. Plans arc to place her back in ihe baby home;';10'5, MB counties and make an or some jlher home near the hos pital in Portland. An insignificant gilt, yet one that has kept Lillian alive, has hpfn tllP mm .l.-flV i.lf'fl fnr lllis iby agencies who derive a major share of Mieir supmut from the United Fund This year's campaign has now reached about 85 per cent of its goal, or $117,747. This leaves this fund about $20.- nil leaves una limn annul u, - ,000 short of its minimum goal necessary to provide rock bottom e Know mar we sieaK mr an our readers when we wish Lillian a snccdv recovery, an earlv re- turn Home, and a very nappy seventh bnlhday. Thns wi, m.,T u,sh i rrmrm.sjni in i!alB.ladiA IMS .hi. to Lillian lFeii UicrsiW of .MOSCOW (AP) A third I animal (rnissenf;ers was laiinclircl into orbit today. The Russians sairl the vehicle was shot aloft for research. Two dogs were aboard the 3-ton orbiting vehicle, Tass said. There was no word on whether Soviet scien I lists will try to bring cither the dogs or the ship back to 'earth. Two canine passengers were returned from orbit I in August. Xaika, the first Sovii9 space dog sent up two j years ago, perished in space. Q The announced aims off .today's vehicle, its equip-! AtWter the Soviet Union has ; . . ., . . , , ii'laccd seven s.irfellites in orbit ment and eveii its Weight ..0.lnd lhe ea...n . slie n . was matcherl closely by tlie August space flight. A series of musical cliimcs,! traclit inrial for important an iiounccments lure, precedi! a midday broadcast of the space flight communique over Radio Moscow. The eniKHimemmt also ice .rf the Soviet news aBenc;dt; . -v coum not. maKe a"y 0U" iss. lhe S-Um veniele, Tass ta-A, also carried ether animals '-' seels and plants for Suviet acv entisls to study their comlitksi ta ho-lclevisiui and oilier teWrra- (ering devices aboard. Its exact wpiiiht not counting tlie carrier rocket that hunted into final or-1 bit was listed at 10,(1.17 ntiuuds Die dogs, latett in a scrim of! Soviet canine space travelws larting witli tlie Siace-dng Laiki, were named Pchelka (Little Beei :,nrl Hfi,.V,l,. it li t U E'k.l It was riescrihKl as tlie "Ihirdi, siwit ship" by Tass. 'lhe launching was tlie first spare exploit anninmcen by th. Soviet Union iiiiice Aug. II wlwi the U.S.S.R. distlosH it had ent 4-lon space ship into ottoit and wo in' Iv m a capsule at a md of 13 to II miles par hmir. Tlie first fiovirt spar m i put into orbit last May IS. Rocket Fragments Rain On Cuba; U.S. Is Blamed HAVANA, Cutva (AP)-5iiWarysoma weighing as much as autlnritin at Itolguin, in tn pmutrii, fall en a hiUtide stout U Cubs, sain early tiwiy parts ef a U. S. space rocket fell near (he city Wednesday afternaan. Thai was no damage. A military headquarters fjtirt mfi reached by tatejrfmit fraan Havana laid rnrM fraaranti, Electoral May NaiTow CHICAGO (AP) - Will tie. rs check of hailols ia Clwage have1 any effect on lhe presidential eksc linn? That qttostinn loomed lergr to day in the wakt of Gov. William G. Stralton's statement that the Illinois Electoral Board tiay not certify tlie slate's 47 Democratic electors if "slroog end tangible' evidence Of vote fraufe is We sented. StraUon, a Republican, is chair. njari of the GOP dominaled board. The board's function is to can vass lhe vole reports from the official proclamation of tlie re suits. Reports from the 102 counties show President elect John F. Ken ncdy is entitled to the electoral votes on tnc nasis oi nis aeicai of Richard M. Nixon by 8,849 voles. i THAVKHSK fMTV Mi,.h (AP) w , . .. hi, . hi . in lhe holds of a grounded freight- cr today, and her captain indi cated concern over the plight of bis ship and the 14 persons aboard. Twelve crewmen, Ca)t. Eduar- Hn Trlvi, .nri hi. ;f. an ex- pedant mother, have spent tw niehls ahoniM the .irisrn Mft. m s m niled .ta Ilia t South MflBftou Waft aj INUw Jlor'PWPSI' OC (HUB) t$OJV0 (fays. j'cll ftiesda jiightl, " ' . o o 1 Soviet space bhip carrying ihe space ae 38 months afco. In additiun it has a cosrili: layload orhit inn I lie sin (Tlie United States has orbited nearly 30 earth satellites and tw .satellites around lhe sun. i In Washington a spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the i :ai coninieiu on ine soviet launcli. int! until it received nne detail. But I added that on first glume (be Soviet project "does out luok like anything new.") Nixon Gets Ike Backing WASHINGTON (API-President , V" ifsrted blessins to Vice President Richard M. Nixon as loadev ot lhe Republican paity for tl mt tour years-. Tl White Hou.se said today the President, in a toast at a dinner given by the Eisenhowers Wednes day night, remarked Uvit tlie vice iwesideflt vouW be recognited ae head of tlie Republican party for the next four years and that he would have ISiseiilwwsr's support and tat aiffDrt of all ftwm ut. Tl Eiswhowers eiiterlaiiarf alxxit m gmxts, includinc Cafcinst meinbei's, former Cabinet mem bers, end friends from throuahmit the country. mtU from the center ef the city, CiaSa'i third Lars, at ahaut Ip.Hk. rarmrrs rwm'tai the iacadeai to authoritiM. The aaid the lnts mants Mukoi tita peaces al a fatt- att airplane. HoJfuia Ian Mr the taortb shore of eattersnMet Oem&a Frwvawt, roujkly M mttet frtaa Havana. k two-hM.U. S. siuce ri- et eat fired fran ; Canaveral, rta., at I S p.m. The racket a later sWroyad si ftifht. A spokesvwn far the semiaSi- cieJ mwutawr WivaWii said maiksits oa ke frajaaiaU wh,4 fall clearly ieentiM ttaass as nsjri ia the Unite aXalae. Sums at Csit Canaveral wre conrerssd last the rocket fall o$ Cubiai soi aid pravicfe a new oc casion kl Prime Miaister Fidel Ctro's govenement to assail the United States fo "aggression" against Cuba. The Cujbin news 'agency said rocket debris rained on several settlements und Holguin, caus ing "loud explosions and great alarm." The incWint seemed likely to pfSWde ammunition for fresh at tacks on the United States by Cuba in either the United Nations. or the Organization of American states, and possibly in both O Sold Out! This advertiser Kin the For Sale ad 20 days Ml now is sold out completely. PINE nf fir body wood. Fail delivery strvlct. Call TU 2-xxxx. If you have a timely item to sell (how about something for Christmas?) a little ad in Mis cellaneous for Sale will reach thousands of families. Just telephone TU 4 11 or drC A 4 i$spoe&co&$3 will M1 to ffllp ycAffB-d ffiPOrlff. Hftjeive 50c discoifejt
