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; IT. COL ZED IARNES, center, Deputy for Communications and Electronic! for the
3 Ai H Divi,ion 'SASE) at Richardt-Gebaur Air Force Bate, Mo., was given a
: clean bill of health from bate doctors after his emergency chest incision and heart
; massage last Nov, 30.
Klamath Falls Man Feeling Fine
After Heart Massage Treatment
Lt. Col. Zed W. Barnes was
( given a clean bill of health today
by doctors of the Richards-Gebaur
J 328th USAF Hospital. . Colonel
' Barnes has been recovering from
' a coronary attack which involved
chest incision and a heart mas-
. Sage.
crushing pain in his chest which; when It stopped. Fortunately, a
hart htwn nmcont fnv t.. Jn.l . .. ...
a",d f..!.ntCnied ,bLany ph7si; still in the hospital and one of!
aLys been a Z "the m the surgeons was sitting at lhe home to Montevideo Uniguay to
rhL ItJ "JT".' nurses desk, outside the colonels, be mamed. They left by ship for
iii-'ti uau any ouillldl i
comDlainLs. Heart irapinnc ro.lroom- He was summoned immed-
Argentina
Student
Now At OTI
Carlos Norberto Soberdo of
Buenos Aires, Argentina, was en
rolled for the spring semester
in electronics technology curricu
lum at Oregon Technical Institute
recently. His wife, Bettina, is reg
istered in secretarial technology
curriculum.
"We sent for a number of cat
alogues from colleges in the U.S.
and from them chose OTI, Mrs
Soberdo stated.
Soberdo spent five years in high
school, a year in a military school
and three years in the University
of Dentistry in Buenos Aires be
fore coming to OTI
Electronics is a new science
in my country," he said. "After
graduation, I expect to go back
to promote work in the field."
His mother in Buenos Aires has
a dress shop. She imports ex-
elusive apparel from Paris. Mrs
Soberdo's father is in the vicuna
business. Vicuna is an animal
found only in South America. Its
pelt fibers make a most expen
sive wool used in clothing manu-
facture.
He imports the fiber from Boli
via and exports it to other nations.
Soberdo makes this prediction:
"In 10 years, Argentina will not
be the best country, but it will
be a good country. He speaks of
a grim political picture that he
is certain will soon be resolved.
The couple flew from their
vealed he was undergoing a coro-
Barnes was born in Klamath nary attack. His pain became
.; Falls and entered military serv-
fee in June, 1941. During World
f War II he served in the China,
Burma, India Theater.
I He is the brother ,of Marion
' J. Barnes, Olene, and a son of
. a prominent pioneer family in the
' area. Presently, Barnes resides at
'. 402 Lacy Lane, Belton, Mo., with
' his wife, Arlene, and two chil-
dren, Brenton, 14, and Beverly,
12.
'. On Nov. 29, I960, at 10:20 a.m.
' Lt. Colonel Barnes was admitted
more severe even when he was
resting in a hospital bed and he
required frequent doses of nar
cotics for relief of this pain.
The following morning his con
dition appeared grave and it was
obvious that the coronary was
iately, checked the patient and
confirmed that his heart had
stopped beating. He quickly
opened the left side of the chest,
grasped the heart and noted that
it was quivering in an incoordin
ate manner and not producing
any effective pumping action. He
commenced to massage it, there-
New York Nov. 15, where they
remained a month with her uncle
prior to coming west
progressing. He was able to get ' sioring some degree oi cir
only partial relief of the pain
even with large doses of narcotics.
The attending physicians, con-
culation.
During this period another phy
sician arrived and inserted a tube
tor mm io nave special nurses
to the base hospital with a severe 'continuously, and placed a. tray
of surgical instruments at his bed-
cerned about the progression of! through the patient's mouth into
his condition, made arrangements his windpipe and commenced giv
Fraternities,
Sororities
Get Ultimatum
V"'
PORTLAND AP,'- Oregon
.College fraternities and sororities
ticre given two years by the
-ttate Board of Higher Education
' Tuesday to , end religious and
'facial discrimination.
! The board said that after Jan.
1963, recognition will be taken
.'way from any fraternity or so
rority still required by national
- charter to use such discrimina
tion. ; " The six state-owned colleges
' are supervised by the board,
"which earlier had directed the
social groups to begin eliminat-
fcig discrimination. The board
'said only a few still have re
' tigious or raciai restrictions:
Chancellor John R. Richards
(aid future incoming freshmen
will be required to take entrance
' examinations at all but two of the
. elate schools. Those two are East
em Oregon College and Oregon
.Tech.
i. The board made official its ac
tion Monday of shelving the Uni
versity of Oregon proposal to
make voluntary the Reserve Of
.ficers Training Corps program.
side to be used in case of emer
gency. At 6:35 p.m.' Nov. 30, the
nurse was checking his Dulse
Sex Offender I
Study Is Asked
SALEM (AP) An Interim
committee to study custody and
care of sex offenders would be
created by a resolution introduced
Tuesday by Rep. William J. Gal
lagher, R-Portland.
Gallagher said the committee
of 10 members would see what
other states are doing to treat
persons convicted of sex offenses.
"It doesn't do any good just to
let them sit in cells and rot," he
said.
The committee would give spe
cial consideration to setting up
rehabilitation camps for them.
HERALD AM NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Wednesday, January M, IMt
PAGE S-h '
MR. AND MRS. CARLOS SOBERDO of Argentina her observe an electronics com.
ponent with Don Orrell, right, instructor in the electronics department at O r g o n
lacnmcai iniiiui. joocrao. is en electronics student there, end she is reoittered n
secretarial technology.
OTI photo
Seek Identity Of Shattered Body
ASTORIA. Ore. (AP) - Offl-' finding a $1 bill and later a iildvnamito.
cials tried to determine Wedncs-lbUl on the side road. Police in- Buddc's friends at the naval
vestigaled and found a crater, station said he had been despond
They also found oils of a body lent over a love affair with a girl
ana a wrapper Irom a stick of he hart known in Janan
Hawk Scores'
" '- WHITE SANDS, N.M. (AP
"The Army Hawk has added an
other victim to Its deadly anti
"missile talents.
. Tuesday, the Army announced
'the 17-foot Hawk had found and
destroyed its target, the Corporal.
; as the two missiles streaked
"through the air- at supersonic
'. ipeeds.
'' The Hawk previously sought out
land destroyed the Army's Little
John and Honest John rockets.
matter of
j FACT
What's the best way to
A mold a genius? No formula
v has been found. English
novelists Charlotte, Emily,
and Ann Bronte were left
" alone. Their mother died
J young, and their father
wasn't a pal he enjoyed
solitude. The children spent
...their long days in reading
and composition. Charlotte.
who later wrote "Jane Eyre,"
' had produced 23 "novels"
- before she was 15.
t) anex-olopadla, Brltaaalca
ing him artificial respiration by
means of an anesthesia bag. As
the artificial respiration and
massage of the heart was car-'
ried out the patient began to re
vive. The heart continued to qui
ver and was given an electrical
shock after which the quivering
stopped and the heart started to
beat again in a normal manner.
The total time the heart was
stopped was less than two min
utes. The chest incision was closed
with the. patient remaining in
his bed and a quick check re
vealed that he appeared to be
doing very well. After the tube
was removed from his windpipe
Colonel Barnes was asked how he
felt and he replied, "Pooped."
After intensive treatment and!
nursing care he. became free
of symptoms within a few days
and slowly regained his strength
over the next six weeks. On Jan.
10 he was sent home to continue
his recovery.
Murder Case
Is Delayed
PORTLAND (AP Arraign
ment ot a 33-year-old woman on
a second murder indictment stem
ming from a house fire that killed
three of her young daughters and
their governess was postponed
Tuesday until Friday.
Mrs. Joseph L. Garrett w a s
freed last week on a directed ver
dict of acquittal on the first mur
der charge involving the death of
her daughter, Gaye, S months.
Another indictment, returned
the day afterward, accuses her in
the death of another daughter,
Angela, 3.
Her attorneys have moved that
the indictment be dismissed on
grounds that it constitutes double
jeopardy.- A judge told the de
fense that this argument could be
presented at the arraignment.
Mrs. Garrett is a former Dallas,
Tex., socialite.
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day whether the blast-shattered
body of a man in the woods east
of here was that of a sailor who
disappeared two months ago.
An identification card found a)
the scene had the name of the
missing man, Engineman 2.C
Wavne A. Budde, 26, Olympia
Wash.
Budde disappeared Nov. 27
from the Tongue Point Naval
Station here, where he had been
stationed.
Budde disappeared the weekend
that Beverly Ann Allan, 19. Port
Townsend, Wash., and her boy
friend, Larry Ralph Peyton, 10.
Portland, were killed. Peyton's
body was found near Portland,
Miss Allan's 40 miles west of
Portland.
There was nothing to connect
Budde with the crime, but the
coincidence of his disappearance
led police to seek him
His division commanding offi
cer was the last person known to
have seen Budde. He gave Budde
a ride to a point about 10 miles
east of the naval station. Budde
told him he was going to join
friends in hunting ducks.
The body was found on a side
road near that point. , '
Residents of the area said they
remembered an unexplained ex
plosion on. that day.
A logger, Carl Arlno, reported
Speaker Urges Study
Of Election Change
SALEM (API House Speaker Itional conventions could be select.
Robert Duncan, D-Medford, Tuos- ed through political party con-
day urged an investigation of the ventions or through the state
possibility of changing the date central committees.
for Oregon's primary election
from May to September.
The action was suggested by
Duncan in a letter to Chairman
George Annala of the House Elec
tions and Reapportionment Committee.
Duncan said this would elimi
nate the possibility of Oregon
having a presidential primary
unless the dates for national po
litical conventions also were
changed.
The six-month interval between
the primary and the general elec
tion makes thn political cam
paigns unnecessarily long, he
said.
"This Imposes a terrific burden
upon the candidates. . .intellect
ually, physically and financial
ly." he said.
"I think likewise that the pub
lic becomes weary of an extended
campaign, and that in these days
of modern mass communication
the issues can be fully developed
in a much shorter period. . , , "
Duncan said that the disad
vantages of eliminating the pres
idential primary might be offset
by the advantages of the shorter
campaign.
He said that delegates to na-
More water is used for industri
al purposes in Ohio than in any
other state of the Union.
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