HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls. Ore.
Tuesday, December 13, 1W0
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Salem, Portland Nativity Scenes
Draw Protests From Liberty Union
' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nativity scenes on gtvernmenl
grounds at Salem and Portland
drew a protest Monday from the
Oregon Civil Liberties Union.
State and federal government
spokesmen said, however, they
did not intend to order removal
of the Christmas scenes.
One of the scenes was on the
Capitol Mall at Salem; the other
on the Pioneer Post Office
grounds in downtown Portland.
"To use the Capitol Mall for a
religious display aids and en
dorses religion, which the slate...
is not permitted to do." wrote
Charles Davis, Portland, chair
man of the Oregon Civil Liberties
Union, in a letter to Secretary of
State Howell Appling Jr., who
gave permission (or the scene to
be placed on the mall.
"The fact that even the major
ily of citizens find religious inspi
ration in the nativily scene does
not make it a non-sectarian sym
bol to those who have other
religious beliefs or are non
believers... "By abstaining from endorsing
or aiding religious principles or
worship, the state of Oregon does)
not discriminate against religion1
but protects religion from state
interference and the state from
competition among religious
groups to obtain maximum use of
public facilities," Davis wrote.
He suggested there were suit
able privately owned locations
available.
Appling replied:
"At a lime when godless com
munism threatens the very foun
dations of our way of life, I am
dismayed tf.at you should protest
on hvperleaalistic grounds the
placing at no public expense of a
Christmas scene on the Capitol
Mall.
"In an age when so much of
humanity cries out for devine
guidance I am saddened that you
have choson to nit-pick in the field
of constitu'iunality. It is ironic
that your piotest should be made
within days of the erection on the
White House lawn of a giant
Christmas tree cut from Oregon
forests.
Davis' letter protesting the
General Services Administration.
Darrell L. Hoyt. head of the
Portland G3A office, said the
Portland Junior Chamber f Com
merce had been granted a permit
to put up 'he scene, and "we de
not plan on rescinding our permit."
DENNIS THE MENACF' Huitt Gets 90-Day Term On Charge Of Vagrancy
'Raspberry'
Awards Given I
HOLLYWOOD (L'PH-The Hol
lywood Women's Press Club to
day announced it has resumed its
policy of giving a mythical rasp
berry to uncooperative stars and
promptly nominated five actors
and actresses.
Nominees as the most uncoop
erative actors this year were Elvis
Presley, James Gamer and Yul
Brynncr. .
The actresses tabled were Mari
lyn Monroe and Debbie Reynolds.
The club said nominees for the
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Robert L. Huitt, W, Chiloquin,;Saturday night. When police offkfiled the vagrancy charge in dis-!Ore., is filling in for Judge 0. t,
was sentenced lo 90 days in theccr Ken Schoonover tried to arrest'1'1 eourt- Van Vactor, who has been ho
Icounly tail Monday bv Judec Dar-lhim. Huitt became mofe. t Jude williams-' rram Dallas.piialized for an extended period.
roll J. Williams for the crime of to ficht with the officer and fin.
vagrancy. ' (ook
According lo testimony in dis-,c..unnnn..pr
nici conn. Hunt had been lyingj-
I in Chocklout Street in Chiloquin
Schoonover's gun.
subdued Huitt and
RAH HIT HIT NO BIRDIE
FOG THWARTS GOLFERS
BOONE. N.C. (AP - It was
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LLSK. W.VO. (APl-DenniS Cul- r.-.rolin;. Inun iwpr,ll
vei- missed his birdie on the 8th ; The nlisly stuff ttas so ,
hole at the Niobrara golf course ,ha, g0( pro Joe Mapcs had t0
-but he got a rabbit instead. Un o(f a d.,.,s olav in th(1 ...
Culver's approach shot lo the! nual Blue Ridce Golf Tournament.
green fell short, smacked a rab- ll was fogged out, Maples an
bit in the head, killing it instantly, nounced.
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scene on the Pioneer Post Office,19"1 nnual Golden Apple awards
to tilmland s most cooperative
stars were Roger Smith, Hack
grounds at Portland went to the
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Lcmmon, Sandra
Fabray and Janet Leigh.
Winners in both categories will
be announced Dec. 20. The group
said its "Sour Apple" designation
had been dropped in 1955 and re
vived this year.
in October when there w ere 31,000
i jobless.
He added tliat Oregon is follow
ing the national trend with manu-
r..nt..:n ; :i'r:n..l,..
Twenlv centuries aeo. the cilv The rfpna.-lmonl salH hsr 4nni . b ... ' ..
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ne uiviucu iihu aevru vuiiipd- uer, aown zo.duu irani uciouer.
mes, called cohorts. The employment total in Novem
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Unemployment At 43,400
SALEM (APi There wercber last year was 604,000.
43,400 unemployed persons iiV "The weak lumber market corn
Oregon last month, a Ihirdlbined with bad weather in the
Nanette Ercater than the total a year middle ot iovemier Droiigm the
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Leo Wolltnburn, Agent
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earlier, the state Department ot
Employment said Monday.
wood products industry's emploV'
ment down to a level 8.200 below
The November figure amounted'"1"1 01 a ldr a; a"a n
to 6.2 per cent of the state's labor Cameron, director of the depart-
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James Vernon Bellm. reckless drivlno,
ISO or 10 Days.
Elias Alberl Johnson, drunk, S2S or live
days.
Ed James Keed. drunk, S73 or five days
Sylvester Gortion, drunk, S2S or five day
Robert Eugene Blckhem, drunk. 125 or
five days.
William McKinley Cowan, drunk. S35 or
five days.
Chester Chadwlck. drunk. $J5 or f I y e
days.
Marvin Lee Tracy, disorderly conduct
and driving during suspended period, both
continued..
Charles Gene Harvey, drunk, S2S or five
days; disorderly conduct, S3) or five days.
MC1EK nHRMNIl
Robert s. Wilson, ill.
Tommy Wilson Gllinsky, U.
Leona Irene Williamson, S7,
Gene Urban, 16.
Roy H. Hageman, St.
Edna Lewis, se.
Harold M. Sllger, Si J.
James L. Dyche, S7.
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HORSE FOR A CA&DY
DOUGLAS, Wyo. AP Carl
Sawyer, veteran rodeo performer
from Torrington, Wyo.. came up
with a new type of caddy in the
state fair's combined golf match'
slecr roping contest.
The cowboys hack around the
Douglas course in a 9-hole match
to determine which steer they
draw for the roping part of the
unusual contest.
Sawyer brought along his cow
pony to the course and hung his
golf bag over the saddle horn.
The Berlin Tourist Office says
21,500 foreigners live permanent
ly in Berlin, including 1,775 Is
raelis, 1,300 Italians, 2,500 Austri-
ans and 1,900 Poles.
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