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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1961)
Hearing Set On Labor Bill Royal Tiger Hunt Gets British All Shook Up peed Up In Reclamation 11KRAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. LONDON 1 1 Pi' You can ci-j He was rebuked by the Fauna BOSTON AP Reclamation til,.- L-;ll .,.f4rt1rt nnlm.-ilc in Prpprvl inn SwipK- (hp Rniiln. Cnrnrnissmnpr FInvn K. Dommv the controversial bill to prohibit B.iUiin bll, cilher way you willipoit Zoo and the Chester Zoo (or'jsaid Thursday a speed-up in ma unfair labor and manaiiemenl u : -..;,,.. i,.,,hi rwnn Rli'.Unhwnumllv awktinri in the kill, inr Western iwlamatinn rjrniorts practices will be held here at 2i Mh rt lh D k n( Kdinburcli inc of a one-horned female rlii- could be expected if a crash pro- aro immt-.f in;r mil n inei noee us. a van sn nE d eeu. tra I in leue ai lui miuiuuii is Committee ,,, ini-i;., pai-iian and p. I "The unnecessary killino of a undertaken as an antirecession pal, 'single one is to be regretted . . .'move. A ;ln,m h:jt hifiLpn nut nvpr One of them normally would be "if n,n diria ;n tt, ii.g i-uucn i j on a to require lheh. atten!ance a, tli,er nulUs al- shot only in self defense.") u,ai an optometrist uc ninuaeijtho h , queen s 01lly tteapon ... . , ' has Deen a camera, i lie mure Britain ever directly cnticizesiunusually hard winter, it is en Sen. Walter J. Pearson. D- illcd one i8cr an(i thcn retired ;the reigning monarch, but a foi- tirely possible that a crash pro Portland, chairman of the cora;,0 the sidelines with a boil on his eign secretary is fair game, par- gram of federal construction will mittee. said he opposes the bill. .,. ,. ;,,,. paifi ii,..,iari,. rr ,.,,r,,,i. k .. . it,, rw doctor SALEM (API A hearing on! p.m. March 15. the Senate Male . and Federal Afiairs said Wednesday. The committee will hold a heai - .economy is not halted by a nor- The tradition is that no one i.iimal seasonal pickup, after a long. m.-iv; hp il Hp huprprt lum trnn. pharmacist and dentist beilho ,,' f th h.irri.-an. nd tell on me Mora, mil fearson said B,ilujns fol.oil,n secretary ne wouia iiKe in enaoie ine gov ernor to appoint anyone whom he pleases. "Maybe if there were a layman on the board ly opposing the conservative gov ernment. "Disgusting" is the word used over and over in the Just as a distinguished visitor lln Ihp tinitpd Slr.tp is invited in tile board's Orders III,. Unrlrl Kni-mc : unto Hip wouldn't be so bad." PearsonL ,h- ' j 1 un. invited to a tiger hunt. When the incus reached London that Lord said. gross," Dominy said, adding: "in cni'h a pasp up PYllppt a Lord I word used over and over in lhe !..,,, in award 0f contracts for Home, to stand alone against the Daily Mirror's editorial on the major construction work as well storm. 'events in Nepal. !, i ovnoHiteH srhodule for ex. Animals and birds are burning listing jobs." issues in Britain and the cone- In a speech prepared for a spondencc columns of the news- meeting of the Associated General papers are a constant battle Contractors. Dominy said the Ree ground for contesting factions, .tarnation Bureau already is work- Great Scaup Mystery ing overtime to speed up awards for supplies and riuiue. miu.juucu uv 1'iupiidiiu. It nas not vot g,.ov.n t0 lne pi-.ion contracts trained to drive tigers out of liie,.v,,.linns nr ia Homes female eniiinment easy range. had;..hinn. hut there is a hammer-and-1 He said nroeress is beino made high winds be-!-. battle on now in Oxford-ion maior Dioiects such as the shire. In liOT the bird watchers' Noted Oregon Writer Dies urn r F1 PV M.. 1AD1 Funeral services were held here , He was. -,'ll't'1f' , ".v llw of over simplification, let us say Colorado and New Mexico. jungle within been on a hunt, gan to buffet him fiom three di rections: Home's High Winds society there saw a lesser scaup sitting in a gravel pit. Al the risk Trinitv Riven' division in Califor nia and the Colorado River stor age project in Utah, Wyoming, Wednesday lor an Oregon City na tive who became one of the na tions outstanding newspaper medical writers. She was Mrs. Frances Burns, 67. who died Sundav. She not only wrote on medicine and science for the Boston Globe but covered assignments ranging from politics and tours of royalty to features on editorials. Among her top journalistic ci tations was one received in 1957 from the New England Associated Press News Executives Associa tion. That was for a story of how a woman then unidentified faced a fight with League Against Blood Sports for.,hal lcsser scallp is a 5ort 0"f Construction soon will be started on the Ycllowtail Dam and power plant in Montana, he added, as how. Home in Nepal, eh?'. Judge Asks Quick Reply even snowing up tor a tiger hunt. duck had npve. been secn in -He was criticized by retired Europe before. In 1958 it reap COIOIICIS irom ine army 111 lnaiainpj.ppH in ihp kibvpI nil and anain upll a: nn Hip Canadian River ifor taking four shots at a tiger jn the inU,,. of m$ ad ,he bud project in Texas. 'and missing four times. lRun::uap,,. uatphnH it uith nipal. n,m Hieing that mmrl satisfaction. on the proposed Devil's Canyon This winter, no lesser scaup, project in Alaska has been com Ugly rumors spread through Ox -iplctcd and w ill soon be released iordshire. Bird watchers stopped for public study and comment, speaking to duck hunters. Kvi-.This project would involve two dence accumulated to the point dams and n 580,000-kilowatt ca where the February issue of parity power plant. British Birds, house oraan of the This caDacitv would be nearly PORTLAND (API Circuit bird watchers, flatlv charged that eight limes the present produc Judge Charles Redding Wednes-,c0rncbody had shot lhe lesser, tion of all generating plants in nay oraereo me prosecution 10 re- ,. An ann.,ni r,,.. , jm esli. Kho'P'v within live days to a defense Laiion nmv K n,,ndjn helore the was that woman. She survived a'Conicnuon 01 oouDie jcopaioy in a Roya Society fur tie protection factor in unlocking Alaska's indus major operation and kept on writ-!fllst degree murder indictment of Birds. trial development." ing until a heart attack claimed ,clu,n "5- ""CV The danger of being facetious her life. Garrett hours after she was ac- ah0ul animals or sports in Brit- Officiating in services at St. An-!1!"'1100 f a Lslmilar thargc. Iain is 5p5l Mstraled by the au drews Episcopal Church were the: There has been prolonged legal 't,or wh was what he Alaska, Dominy said. He added: "This energy could be a major Rev. Richard G. Preston of St Andrews and Mrs. Burns' son, the Rev. Alfred W. Bums of Hy attsville. Md. Honorary pallbearers included Dr. Paul Dudley White, world fa- mnnc hpart snppialist and rir Dean A. Clark, clinical professor!"11 of lv substantive right of preventive medicine at Hal yard University and general di maneuvering in the case, andi,nolM,nl ahout fox hunting. He Judge Redding said in his rulingjtait it was the pursuit of the un- Ihal tuo much time already has been consumed. A court has an absolute duty:a,olind him toward a criminal defendant to car Wilde. facilitate such defendant s enjoy eatable by the unspeakable, and horllv his whole life crashed His name was Oc- NOTHING TO CENSOR LONDON (UPIl Back from a lecture tour of India, chief British movie censor Lord Morrison said his job would be tricky in India because of the no kissing rule in effect there. Said Lady Morrison: "Take out the embraces and what's left?" Thursday. March !. 1961 PAGE -A I ONCE-A-YEAR W WATCH OALC, LATEST SrriES FOI IA0II1 AND MEN COMPARE WITH OTHERS AT 1 p$; J J Wafches TH 1 tsy MARCH VALUE Save 20lo to 40o M4l With ItpwittM mir mow fot r oui lit MM Hrrvti atm IX4 1 53-Pc Scmi-Porcc Attractive Patterns ... "Spring "Nora,' "Spring Tree," m mm rector of, Massachusetts General Hospital. Besides her two sons Mrs. Burns leaves a brother. Edward Stone, editor of the Seattle Post Intelligencer; a half-sister. Flor ence DuFresne of Vancouver, Wash., and seven granddaughters. Bill To Revise Pension Rights . . much harm could come to the defendant if such were not done," the ruling said. Mrs. Garrett, 33, Portland, a former Dallas, Tex,, socialite, was arrested after a fire swept through her home here last fall, killing three of her children and their governess. Sh was ' first indicted on a charge of first degree murder in lhe death of Gaylc Garrett, 5 months. There was a directed verdict of acquittal in that trial. The state then charged her with first degree murder in the death r .1 J i. A..nl.. o SALEM (API - Rep. Edward i am""u' "-"B"'"- N. Fadclcy, D-Eugene. Wednes-j oay iniroaucea make a public employe eligible for pension rights alter five years service instead of the present 10 years. Fadeley said this change was. HO0VERBorn,'0Kr. Mrs. L being asked because in lhe aca- rov Hoover fob. h in Kiamntr. vney J.m; .n..M II nftnrt ic rW-iraWp HOSOitfll B 0lr' WCWing IDS.. PJ I OIS. that a professor be permitted to! Boys: 7? move from one university to an-1 other and retain the benefit of pension rights already built up. If the law passed. Fadeley said, the professor could do this with out losing his present pension rights. K 9.10-5A-59 60-64-71 bill that would On The Record KLAMATH PALLS BIRTHS BOYS MEYER Born to Mr. nnd Mrs Clyde Mevcr Feb. 27 in KlamMh Valley Hos pital a boy weighing 6 lbs. 11 SUMMARY LAKE COUNTY DIVORCES Yvortn Wilson vs. Charlie Wilson. T. M. Bialock vs. Evelyn Biaiock. Sharon A. Smith vs. James L. Smith. FISHING COMPACT STAR GiVZElC0 TAUSUS APR 21 MAY 1 8.11-30-38 '49-65-79-82 9 OEMtNl MAY 22 JUNE 22 CANCEt IUIVJ3 Kni5.27-37.46 klv 52-70-81 -84, "J, AUG 23 6-21-31-34 y 54-58 86-90 1 V VISGO , AUG 21 SEPT. 22! "M 2-23-33-35 .'AT A7 AO -By CLAY R. POLLAN Vour Doily Activity Guide t irrnrrl.nn In lh Hnrt V To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 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