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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1961)
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'-- v i i iv wo i ' mi i i ii w n . r j 1 i i t i r - i - - -..,. - i i . h l ; i a t v -si t i , 1..-1 - J I aw, ccv6 on 1 havb a feelins X l .'.;,-' . ' ' i rirewwaY couohnu w 1 mxj plavbovb get over voui? T ' CCWEOhl' OEB, I ( WHATSW1OM J TH6V PONT U& ) ; IP IT HflDNT j WEDHWESOTA i PQRTY THE 1 CIDERlWOWItf f NO-MAKiM'fl arSUZZLIM1 1 ' jSM HURLfeVBURG : A,Jlg::J I Nevertheless, housing in this country improved appreciably in the 1950's. These were the chief conclu sions of a report released Sunday on the 1960 housing census, taken along with the population count last spring. The bureau found that 83 per cent or five out of six of all occupied nondilapidated houses and apartments contained full plumbing facilities. In 1930 the ratio was 64 per cent or just under two-thirds. The bureau defined full plumb ing as private bath, toilet and running hot water. It said census takers counted 58,323,000 dwelling units in the United States. Of these, 46,914,000, or 80 per cent, were in "sound" condition, 8,384,000 were "de teriorating" and 3,025,000 were "dilapidatedi" In 1950, when only two cate gories were used, 46,137,000 houses and apartments were rated as "not dilapidated" and 4,535,000 as "dilapidated." , Drills Pull Up Samples Of Deep Sea SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-The first samples of the earth taken from a hole 100 to 300 feet below the bottom of the deep sea have been brought up from below the blacific olf San Diego. Cores of sand and mud only a few inches long were brought up Saturday by the experimental drill ship Cuss I. The Cuss I, operated by an oil exploration firm for the National Science Foundation, set a record when it lowered a drill pipe through water more than 3,000 feet deep and punched out sam ples of earth laid down 11,000 to a million years ago. Researchers hailed this as a feat of first importance. The sam ples were examined superficially aboard the ship 18 miles off shore and then refrigerated for fur ther investigation in laboratories ashore. From the age standpoint, the samples arc not remarkable. The few shell fossils that showed in the cores were similar to those previously recovered by conventional means only a few feet below bottom. This is the opening move in Project .Mohole, an attempt to drop the pipe through 12,000 feet of water and drill into still more interesting earth layers near Gun. dalupe Island, off the coast of Mex- Agency Cites. Census Lists WASHINGTON (API - In the first 60 years of the 20lh rent,, the population of Washington in creased 451 per cent, Oregon 327 per cent and Idaho 312 per cent, the Census Bureau reported Sat urday. The Populations Of Art7nna California grew the fastest during me ou-year period 958 per cent apiece the bureau said. The population for Wash ington in I960 I in rounds th sands I w as 2,853,000, compared to I518.0O0 in 1900, an increase of 2. 335.000. The figures for Oregon were 769.000 in1 1960 and 414 nnn in 1900. up 1,335.000. The Idaho count was 667.000 in 1960: 162.000 in 1900. an inoroaeo of 505,000. Cardinal Gives Views On Aid ST. LOUIS. Mo. ( AP ) Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis says he is opposed to federal aid to education but if it comes. Catho lic children should share it. Cardinal Ritter told the arch- diocesan CouncU of Catholic Men Sunday: "Do we really want fed eral aid? I personally am opposed to it. It's my personal conviction the parents ought to keep the schools in their own hands. "Neverthelcis. federal a I d might, before the year is over.) become a fact. As it Is now pro.' posed, there L no question in my mind but that it discriminates against children who attend pri vate schools. If public funds are raised for the educational benefit of the children of America, then all children should share in that benefit."
