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Am Tob
. Am Viscose
Anaconda
Armco Stl
Atchison
Ben'x
Beth Steel
Boein Air
Borden
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' Brunswick
- Burroughs
; Cal Pack
Cdn Pae
Cater Trae
, Celanese
: Chrysler
; Cities Sve
; Con Edis
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; Crown 'sell
; Curtis Wr
; Decca Rec
- Dou Aire
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.: duPont
East Kod
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Kaiser Al
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Martin Co
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Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
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NY Central
Nor Pac
Pac Am Fish
Pac G&E1
Pac T4T
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Pepsi Cola
Philco
Phill Pet
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WALL STREET
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock
a taw ouying wave wmcn erased
a number of losses and estab
lished new gains.
After a day spent mostly on the
downside because of profit taking
on the previous two sessions of
advance, the list found new
strength in the closing minutes.!
Volume for the day was esti
mated at 3.4 million shares com-'
pared with 4.13 million Thursday.
Losses of fractions to point
or so appeared among most
groups which have registered
. u gains in the last couple of days
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gOlQ OOlQUlgS. SIOCKS fH UK gUlU
mining industry made good gains.
Big three autos declined amid
58 nws 01 industry cutbacks.
i ne ween s advance dv suxa
broke up a the top steelmakers
showed fractional losses.
Corporate bonds advanced a
shade. Governments were slight
ly lower. Trading was quiet.
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36Cattle for week salable 1600;
55 slaughter steers steady to 50 high
16 Ver. upturn mainly on good and
37 lower grades; slaughter heifers
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and cows strong to mostly 50
higher, other classes steady to 50
higher; twelve head choice 1029 lb
slaughter steers 26.50, good and
27choice 24 00 - 26.00. those above
12 125.50 usually under 1100 lbs:
12 Vi standard and low -good largely
34 V 21.00-23.50. including 1300 lb Hol
28 4 'steins at 22.00, cutter and utility
66 V 16.00-20.00; total of 36 head high
42 good and low-choice 810-925 lb
72 slaughter heifers 24.50, most good
70 H and low-choice 23.00-24.00. stand-,
42 ard and low-good 19.00-22.00, most
27 cutter and utility 16.00-18 00; small
showing high-utuity to low-stand-
IT DOESN'T TAKE an official ice rink, juit sheet of ice,
and youngsters will make skating rink out of it. Hera,
the winter sport is in full swing at a spot south of Klam
ath Falls, just off Riverside and adjacent to Lake Ewauna.
At left, Irene Pennington helps Billy Green adjust his
skates, and at right, proof that skating is fun for all ages.
Left to right, Gail Studebaker, Darlene Lewis and Mrs.
Franklin Lewis enjoy the almost uninhabited skating area.
Meantime, more than 800 skaters enjoyed the municipal
rink on Lakeshore Drive last night. George Price, park
end recreation director, indicated the rink would be in
operation as much as weather conditions permit.
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utility cows 14.50 to 16.50. Hoi
steins reaching 16.00, canncr and
cutter cows 12.00-14.50, some Hoi
steins to 15.00; cutter and utility
bulls 16.00-21.00; good and choice
550-925 lb stocker and feeder
steers and heifers 15.00-17.00.
Calves for week salable 220
slaughter offerings steady to
strong, stockers steady; instance
at least 50 hieher: cood and
choice vealers 25.00-30.00, stand
ard vealers and calves 20.00-25.00,
cull and utility 12.00-20.00; small
lot choice 444 lb stock steers 26.00,
medium and good stockers 18.00-
22.00.
Hogs for week salable 2025;
butchers mostly 50 cents lower,
most of the decline on Tuesday,
sows steady; 15 head high-yield-.
ing 199 lb butchers 20.50, most
U. S. No. 1 and 2 190-230 lbs 19.25-
19.75, closing sales 19.50 down, No.
2 and 3 190-240 lbs closed from
18.00-18.75, few No. 1 and 2 sows
16.50, most sows 12.50-16.00.
Sheep for week salable 1350;
shorn slaughter lambs steady to
25 higher, much of strength on
shorn offerings; other classes
mostly steady; at midweek 150
head choice and prime. 104 lb
wooled slaughter lambs 18.25, otlv
er choice wooled 17.50-17.75, good
and choice with No. 1 and fall
shorn pelts 16.00-17.00; cult to
good slaughter ewes 3.00 to 5.00;
good and choice feeder lambs
14.50-16.00, fleshy wooled feeders
at 16.00: few common and medi
um 12.00-14.00.
STOCKTON (UPI- FSMNS) -
Livestock:
Cattle salable 25: hogs salable
25; calves and sheep salable
none. No price tests.
Wide Range
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fore that deadline.
The equalization program was
originated to equalize oppor
tunity for all children throughout
the state, Hunsaker explained.
Under the present program, some
districts, including KUHS. do not
realize as much from the equali
zation program as they would on
a straight per capita basis, Hun
saker said.
Mrs. Elliott explained the role
of the teacher in the community
and the school, and said that the
OEA Ethics Committee is pres
ently seeking strengthening of
laws pertaining to selection of
teachers. She said the OEA is
Woman, Mate
Face Charges
In Dorris Court
CITY BRIEFS
DORRIS Wayne Leroy Carter,
37, Mount Hebron, was ar
raicned before Judee Les Chase
of Dorris Justice Court Thursdaviterian Church. There will be
on charges of procuring male
customers for his wife, and for
A MEETING of the United meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Wil-
inurcn women ot ruamain rails lard Hotel. All members are
will be held Monday, Jan. 9, at asked to attend.
1:30 p.m. at the First Presby-
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Friday, January (, 1HI
Altamont
(Continued from Page 1)
Chiloquin Police Chief
Quits To Take New Post
tional opportunity by such con
trol of funds does not work out,
said Howe. Cost of an educational I
program at Merrill, for instance, CHILOQUIN-Police Chief Loulcil offered me a nice recommen.
that would compare with a simi- ,. cion!.,i rrriiv Foh 'Hatinn and I will Imvp rhiiv,,
lar program at Eugene would beu waJ accep(ed ' Dy the Chilo-jwith no hard feelings."
about twice as high, due to popu- k ci, Councji al lls regular A disagreement had developed
and Other m-,:-a TiwH.-,v niohl llasl mnnlh hplueen .Innps nnrf nn.
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Jones faia he resigned to ac-1 liceman Ken Schoonover in the
cept a position as an inspector two-man department. Jones had
for the State Liquor Commission threatened to resign unless
lation concentration
factors.
The plan, if enacted, will take
money from the pockets of tax
payers east ot me Lascaoe rump porllana He tt as a
ana put " or e oi uie Chiloauin from 1952 to
mountains. ,07 ..j , i,r-r tnin,, ;
Other variables mentioned 0 , -....-..J , rhilnnnin millM chairman
Howe were non-taxable utilities I cnjef of m May 1939 &verai applicants are reported
in some areas which contribute! .., , . omj .ff., in prnanj t h hiHHinn in current .inn.
nouung 10 scnooi suppon m u.e and , m looking forward to the
areas in mui-ii uk, nw, uiu MW j-u .. ,. said ..The cou
Eugene Water Board. I ;
Other sources of revenue affect
various other specific sectors ofi
the state, he says. They include
county forests, Oregon and Cali
fornia Railroad lands and others,
which definitely increase the abil
ity of a given area to pay, but
which are given no consideration
in the distribution plan.
Schoonover was fired but the
matter was later reported settled
by George Hobbs, police com
It is not known whether Schoon
over is one of them.
Lease Request Believed
For Rumored Steel Mill
SALEM (AP) -
The O k C issue promises to olication was on file todav with
be a hot one in this year-s legis-' Oregon Land Board for the
lauve session. noe sara. rih, to .,1.. harj mjn.ra s frorn
Mrs. Saunders theme was ed
ucation of children of migrant
families, more funds for educa
tion of the mentally retarded, and
other issues.
Legislation will be introduced to
establish and improve the educa
The city library will close Sun-
lave hAOtnninff .Ian fl KaiH Mrs
UUUm piugiuu . ,..iB.mv -A(jdie Mae Nixon. librarian,
Library Will
Close Sundays
Chase appointed J. H. Messner,
seeking authority through legis- Siskiyou County public defender,
contributing to the delinquency of
sters auring tne regular scnooi, c. ;j lh nu iv,arn
year and to continue summer' , - ,i(i H in nart in
and other con-
school programs for an addition-,,..!, fj
ai iwo years, sne saia.
a practice for all new officers for
installation Sundav, Jan. 8, at
minors.
The charges involved Carter's provided.
children, aged 12, 9, 6 and 5. re
spectively, sheriff's deputies said.
Bail was set at $5,000 and Car
ter was remanded to
stallation of officers and a busi
ness meeting. A social hour will
follow. An invitation is extended 12:30 p.m. in the KC Hall.
to all women. Child care will be ,
NAACP will meet Saturday,
DEGREE OF HONOR will bold, A bill calls for a total of S155.-J
flicts.
A lease ap- 54.000 acres of Columbia River
bottom land.
Edgar Pierce, State Land Board
secretary, said it was his under
standing that the company want
ed to take out minerals for steel
production. He said a company
spokesman said it was consider
ing the building of a steel mill in
the Pacific Northwest.
The firm, Columbia Titanium,
Inc., filed the lease 'asking the
right to 54.984 acres stretching
some 20 miles up the Columbia
River.
Pierce said the lease area start
000 additional funds for summer' N chcUut service has beer, ;at the east end of Sand Island
school, research, regular educa- P ' on Sunday'
' . iindicated sorrow over necessity ot
the move, but, a spokesman said.
members believe the measure "is
Jan. 7,
library
at 7 p.m. in the county
lecture room. The pro-
THE RAILROAD Evangelistic
Association will meet Friday.
Sheriff'Jan. 6, at 7 p.m. at the Assem-! address by Glenn Smiley on
ways of Non Violence.
A. B. Cottar's custody and jailed bly of God Church with Rev.
at Yreka in lieu of bail. Judge .W. D. Bigby as the speaker.
wisest for the time being.'
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lation for investigative powers
concerning school teachers and
administrators.
Mrs. Sheridan outlined an eight-
point legislative program of the
Association of County School Dis
tricts to be presented at the pend
ing legislative session. These
included:
Authorization for planned de
struction of obsolete and uselcssi
school records.
A change in the present law to
allow reimbursement to school di
rectors who Incur expenses in
performance of their school du
ties, in and out of the state.
A provision to allow districts
of all classes to fill school board
vacancies,
Changes in the manner of se
lecting school board chairmen and
vice chairmen, and prescribing
a limit of, two years for either
office.
Permission for the association
to set its own dues.
Provision to permit local school
boards to disseminate information
relating to the status of the
school program and pay for the
same through school funds.
Authorization to establish kin
dergartens.
Permission for school boards of
second and third class to provide
transportation in the same man
ner as now exists for school
boards of the first class.
Following presentation of the
panel topics, a question and an
swer period brought a few quer
ies from the floor. A small crowd
was in attendance.
Judge Chase sentenced her to
spend 30 days in the county jail
at Yreka.
Another complaint charging her
with contributing to the delin
quency of minors and maintain
ing an improper home for her
children, a felony, has been
signed by a sheriff's deputy who
made the investigation.
For the latter charge,
Ralph W. Study
Dies At Age 65
WEED Funeral arrangements
for Ralph Waldo Study. 65, are
pending at Upton's Mortuary.
Mr. Study died Friday morning
at 7:30 at his borne at 3 Main
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to represent Carter. A prelimi
nary hearing was scheduled for
Jan. 19.
His wife, Ramona Florence
Carter, 33. Mount Hebron, was
also arraigned Thursday on MRS- E. L.
charges of prostitution, a mis- 4731 Clinton,
demeanor. She pleaded guilty and members of
RETIRED TEACHERS will
meet at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
7. at the YMCA. Roy Hunsaker,
superintendent of city schools,
will speak. All are invited.
(ASIA) MINER,
tion and supervisory expenses.
Other measures ask money to
allow for increase in staff facili
ties and outpatient services at
autic HI OflKIII, vc- .... I I T, ....
ram will h. a Ian. r.r,)i,,a -K,.,! tratmn. r.n.ar in. -"ll;r "" 113 f-XH""" !
aHH. r... C". -r-Ti IT. u-' 3 I "; Ithat would allow the child to ma
of the educational unit at the
home.
Recommendations may be made
for establishment of a state De
partment of Mental Health re-
PROSPERITY REBECCA
LODGE No. 104 will hold prac
tice for installation of officers
Sunday, Jan. 8, at 2 p.m. at the sponsible for statewide planning
IOOF Hall. All officers are asked of local services and coordina
to attend. I lion of state mental health in
stitutions.
FAIRHAVEN PARENTS AND
The state Department of Edu-
Present deadline is
near the Columbia Kiver moutn
and extend' up the river to near
Puget Island.
, Pierce said that the attorney
general's office had ruled that
the lease could not be granted
pending passage of legislation
covering the leasing of such lands
by the legislature. '
Columbia . Titanium is a Ta
ture more.
Nov. 15.
Skinner reported on recommen-. coma firm and the president is
dations made bv the Oregon Con- Stanley A. Roth. Eric Smith is
ference on Children and Youth the vice president and Harry F.
at Salem Nov. 3. 4 and 5, most Putnam is the secretary-treasur
of which will be touched upon
by the legislature. Pierce said he did not know it
Bffrnmmenriatinns for unmed:-!" nrm naa ashea lor a sum
ate action included measures to
Lions Club Auxiliary at 7:45 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 9. Mrs. Elmer
Harnden, a guest, will review her
trip to the Orient.
cation is requesting an appropri-elevate the status and support of
ation to nrovide reimbursemcntsilocal health departments, estab-
speaker will be Dr. Elmo Steven- for increases in special achieve- lishment of local and regional
son, president of SOC.
will be hostess to PATRONS will meet Tuesdav.
the Klamath Falls Jan. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Guest ation to nrovide reimbursemcntsilocal health departments, estab-
tliase set bail . at 15.000, ap
pointed the county public defend
er as her attorney, set Jan. 19
for a preliminary hearing and re
manded her to the custody of
the sheriff.
The children were placed in
custody of county Probation Offi
cer Jess Brewer, Yreka.
SHASTA VIEW GRANGE
sponsor a public card party, not
the Midland Grange as previous
ly announced, Saturday, Jan. 7,
at 8 p.m. at the Shasta View
Judge Grange Hall.
SHASTA VIEW COMMUNITY
Building Association will hold a ship law to encourage teachers to
will public card party at the hall, specialize in working with retard-l
lar lease on the Columbia bot
tom lands on the Washington side
of the river.
The Land Board secretary said
ment classes for the mentally re-'child guidance clinics, establish-,' ' u.u Manuing mai ine
tarHt .hmoht th. -tat. Iment of a citizens Recreationaliftec' mi" probably would be built
Other bills deal with a scholar-Advisory tsoara. esiaDiisnmcni
and development of projects for
family counseling, establishment
Shasta
Jan. 7,
and Madison,
at 8 p.m.
Saturday,
dance
ed children, obscene publications
and highway safety.
Denham spoke of proposed re
organization of the state
Two Youths
Captured
Two Klamath Falls youths
missing from school since Wed
nesday morning were captured in
a stolen car in Red Bluff Thurs
day morning.
The youths, both 14, are sus
pected of stealing the car from
Drive More Motors, 302
Main Street, Wednesday
MERRY MIXERS will
Friday, Jan. 6, at 8 p.m. in the of Education, teacher tenure and
hall at Pelican City. Bill Mayhew improvement and establishment ofi
will call. Ladies are asked to i standards for teachers.
bring sandwiches. The legislature is expected
in Washington if plans matured.
"II we can give an oil lease
we can also, give a lease for
nf a np rnrririil.im omnhasis on nara minerals. Fierce said.
political and social philosophies! The Shell Oil Co. has an appll
MIDLAND JUVENILE
Grange will 'meet Saturday, Jan.'struction be appointed rather than
7. at l p.m. at the grange hall.jelecled. Other questions that may
mere wut be installation of offi-
SUBURBAN FIRE DEPART
MENT FIRST AID CLASS will
begin Monday, Jan. 9, at 8:30
p.m. at the fire station. The pub
lic is invited.
HENLEY JOB'S DAUGHTERS
Bethel No. 51 will hold a regular
meeting Monday, Jan. 9, at 7:30
p.m. at the grange hall. Mem
bers are asked to return robes.
YMCA Family Night will be!
Friday, Jan. 6, at 6:30.
LOUIE AND OZZIE will fur
nish music for dancing at VFW Klamath Falls invites women in cent of the teachers in the state.
and legislative interim committee callon on "le "King a lease of
Board, study of youth employment. 'r'"
Recommendations for fact-find-!""'" "V 71 uu eF'i'n.
ing and future action: lf. to heId UP lnd"g
Formation and function of a ?n' . .. ....
to'state Mental Health Council, ere- aon 1 IO ue lnls l'P
mull recommendations that t h ation of family courts, research : ' "V, '.. T.T .'.
state superintendent of public in-1
DEWEY POWELL NO. 12 Dis-
into family life, establishment of; a,a- ne,?al ,nal mul":
community councils for recrea-f'e 'eas'n d Practiced
tion. establishment of higher "How separate leasin?
nt fna tatno araae fnw enrk
affect the department are whether standards for teacher training.'.. . . , "
membership on the state boarded study of job opportunities for nf mmeraIs and
snail ue eicuuve w aupuimivc.
The original teacher tenure law,
abled American Veterans and passed in 1913, was later amend
Auxiliary will hold a regular, ed, so that 11 districts in the
meeting Friday, Jan. 6, at the
VFW hall at 8 p.m.
state, including Klamath County
General recommendations:
Formation of county coordinat
ing councils, establishment of a
state graduate school of social
School District and the citv ele- work, and interim committee
mentary school district, have ten-
WOMAN'S LIBRARY CLUB ofure. They include about 40 per
Hall from 9 p.m. Saturday until
1 a.m. Members and their guests
are invited.
the Klamath Basin to attend the. Some changes have been pro
meeting Monday, Jan. 9, at 2 posed to remove school adminis
p.m. in the city library. Livio trators from the tenure law to
Valdermarin, AFS student, from make dismissal easier for school
utt-Kbt. or HONOR will hold Italy will be the guest speaker, boards and other changes to
Eastinsta"ation of officers Monday, There will be Italian art objects, make teachei dismissal easier.
nicht. Jan- . at 8 p.m. in
study to recodify laws pertaining
to children in Oregon.
AMIDON'S
BUSINESS MACHINES
4535 S. 6th
Rental - Sales - Service
ervlre li th. heart f aur bntinrii
the KC music and food prepared by the! Educational groups want more
manager of the meat market in
lh Vvf Mprranlil. rnmnanv aln Fa" for questioning.
msition he had held for the nasi! A00"1" car theft was being in
25 years.
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I w idow. Bessie Mae; two daugh-
.67 .66 .67 .alters. Betty R. Study and Mrs.
.68 .67 .68 .67! Peggy Bordino, both of Weed:
.68 .67'i .68 .67 two sons, C. R. Study and B. M.
.694 .68 .69 .68 Study, both of Houston.
Cause of death will be deter-
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The theft was reported by FredHall- A banquet will precede the! Daughters of Italy.
Hadlock, 4222 Laverne Street. He
said the keys were apparently
left in the car.
City police learned of the boys'
capture and recovery of the car
in a bulletin from Red Bluff. The
bulletin said the car was not in
driveable condition: it also said
NEW YORK (UPl-President- Sen. Paul Douglas. D-Ill...chair
elect John F. Kennedy was ma" of the House-Senate Econom
armed tndav hv hi. chif v,.l'c Committee and head of a re-
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vestigatcd by city police Friday nomic advisera "nd organized la-Lhmniv h ,,A
morning. Joe McAuliffe. Cotton- bor's leadership with strong sup- a 3 or 4 per cent reduction In the
income tax withholding
the youths admitted the theft.
They will be returned to Klam-
Kennedy Considers Tax
Cut To Boost Economy
tune to study the tenure setup
to try to come up with a bet
ter solution.
Teachers, in fact, want the
ngnt to police tneir ranks and a
bill 'S pending for formation of
a Competencies Commission of.
responsible educators to pass
judgment on teachers.
Another bill pending, said Den
ham, is one that would make a
child who has turned six years
of age after July 1 ineligible to
wood, Calif., said his car was
stolen Wednesday night from in
front of 221 Main Street. He said
he had left the car unlocked.
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UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (AP)
Girl Stabbed
During Quarrel
port for a temporary income tax normal
cut this spring if economic danger
signs increase seriously.
A special task force headed by
economics professor Paul A. Sam
Mil
rate would mean a savine nf 'i ItC
about $10 a month on an averagelV truck
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Local . vw
uelson of the Massachusetts In-, sensible" as a quick,
wage of $85 a week. Douglas
called the recommendation "very
2.22 2.19 2 21 2.191 Th U.N. Security Council told Anderson she wanted to break
stitute of Technology recommend
ed that Congress give Kennedy
the right to cut federal income
CA.NBY AP)-A teen-age girl13" rates by 3 or 4 percentage
was stabbed 11 times here Thurs- P0""5 " the current
day night and police later arrest
ed her boy friend in Astoria.
Sheriff Joe Shobe said Dennis
Arnold Anderson. 18, Canbv, told
him he stabbed Judv Diane Otte.
17, Canby, after they had an argu
ment.
Shobe reported that the girl had
measure if current economic con
ditions worsen appreciably.
Coincidentally the AFL-CIO Ex
ecutive Council recommended giv-
rccession ing Kennedy discretionary power
docs not show signs in March or to reduce taxes temporarily dur
April of righting itself by late ing an economic slump, w ith Con
summer. I gross holding the right to veto.
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POTATOES
POTATO SHIPMENTS
KLAMATH BASIN
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Daily Tract. Ore t 18
Dally Rafl, Ore. I
Dairy Trerk, Cal H
Dally tUU, Cal. 2 1
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Oregea Calif. SI
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI
FSMNS) Potatoes unchanged.
LOS ANGELES L'PI-FSMNS-
No Oregon potato sales.
CHICAGO (AP) - Potatoes ar
rivals 38: on track 122: total U.S.
hipmenU 515: market dull to
Thursday night discarded Cuba's
latest charge that she is faring
imminent invasion from the Unit
ed States.
A majority of members of the
11-nation body made clear in de
bate they did not believe there
was any evidence to back up the
charge made last Saturday by the
Fidel Castro government that an
invasion was coming within hours.
The coumi! ended its two-day
debate without a vote a victorv
steady: car lot track sales: Idaho (or the United States, which
Russets S.I0: Minnesota North Da-! termed the charge ridiculous and to thr fi mora eomtnnaw
koU Red River - valley Koundiasked that it not be dignified by! ,"7" TJlL.ir'Si
up. Anderson told him they had
been going steady, Shobe said.
Miss Otte was reported in fair
condition in the hospital.
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