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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1961)
o Caldwell Heads State Assessors o Klamath County Assessor Clyde; R. (Hap) Caldwell is the president of the Oregon State As sociation of County Assessors; he morning I r o m the convention.. Tnis is an honor to me and which was held last Wednesday. " Klamath County. Caldwell, Thursday and Friday. He elected second vice president last was elected over the weekend atyear but moved up to acting pres the association convention in ident following the defeat of one fewport. I assessor id the death of anoth- 'Caldwell returned Tuesdayler. HEAR JAMES WHITE The Irish Evangelist TONIGHT o at the Assembly of God Chufth o 8th & OaR Sts. Rev. White tor laod tharrany tion. Thouscnds his meetings. c as done more to stir Ireland Wher man irrrh have felt the is genera- impact of crAT' tyO STUft- n a S&BVOCHt? TQ,C0NINU90W THROUGH THIS VBBt ABDoHBST WIHtPL?OAT &SCBPTo&9B47 n o BRING THB 8F& many miraclb9 att wd 5 his Ministry. Lftyd Fosner, Pastor told the Herald and News Tues day. "I will work hard on legis lative matters, especially to standardize assessing practices and procedures throughout (2 state. Caldwell is the lirst Klam ath County assessor to be elected association president sincel Charles Mack, now a suite tax commissioner, was elected in 1941. The 1962 assessors' convention! will be in Klamath Falls, Cald well said. This will bring between 250 and 300 people into the local area. )) Ray Brackman. deputy county assessor, was another Klamath representative t)tbe convention. Featured wtcakeiU was L. D. (Babe) Tafejt Siskiyou County )issessyp QhrP compared stand ards ana procedures in California Qd Oregon. o to&ordj-ow Death (Sate CHICAGO (AP)-Traffic acci dents during the long Labor Day1 weekend killed 386 persons, 34 below piliday estimates, and the death rate was a record Igw for the holiday period. O OThe National Safety Coufijl, which had estimated the death oil of 420, said some 16,000 pci Ions suffered injuries diufBg the o cMB CLYDE R. (HAP) CALDWELL 78-hour holiday iCVod from m. Friday to midnight Monday. Tha tpffin Annih toll 1 r.vith 41irVor the Labor Day holi day last year and the record of p in Based on deaths per 100 millioi miles of travel, it was the safest LOwiPDay holiday on record with 6.6Jeaths in traffic. The old rec ord was 8.1 set in 19c n arm n no n Pick Gorge Death Jury George Murder Charge Handed To Grand Jury I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, September 6, Wt MADRAS, Ore. (AP Selec tion of a jury in the first degree murder trial of Jcannace June Freeman, AB, resumed Wednes daQ O Ten tentative selections were made Tuesday before court was recessed. She is accused itf-Ae slaying of Lawrence Jackson. 6, whose body was foufi May 12 in the Crooked; rt: ...:,u ii niver vaiiyuii, aiunuroviiii me ic malns of his sister, Martha, 4. The r!ier of the two slain youngsters. Mrs. Gertrude Nunez. pleaded iilty last we.t) to the killing orihe girl. n O, Mrs Nunez and Mi: Freeman were Waken into custody Oy0lt in Oakland, Calif) J At -that timQ Miss FiQmSfi lray her iir cut like a man's, but since gen she has let it grow' Q. C ' TheQitest air furce of all time was the U.S. Air Force of World War II whsjh hi nearly 80,000 aircraft and persogiA num- uvi lug diiimsi i.o iiiiuiuu. The first degree murder charge against Clifford George Jr., 18-1 year-old Beatty youth, was passed on to the grand jury for consid eration Tuesday alter a district court preliminary hearing. Judge Hal F. Coe decided that there was sufficient evidence to hold George on the charge. The youth is accused of the rifle mur der of two men Aug. 13 in a cab in in Beatty. The hearing lasted almost t h( e hours. Dr. J. Martin Adams, county coroner, and Sher iff Murray (Redi Britton were the two state witnesses. Defease attorney Xt-ivid Vandenberg w. callerrCarrie Wciser, Joe San chez, Glen H. Brown and Jeff! Beatty, said. "I think those boys are dead up there." Tecumseh said he took George and his sister. Wilma Williams, to Bly the night of th murder. He said" the three of them went back to Beatty around 11 p.m. and he continued that George and the girl remained in the car while he drove to the cabin to check on Sanchez' story about a murder. After being bound over to the grand jury, George was returned to the couniy jau where he is held without bail. Tecumseh as witneslf5! Adams testified that Clif- iSmith. 30, and Dr. ton J()Sr D wight (Charl'Q Henry. 19, Klamath Falls, were shot to death. Sheriff Britton, who led the investigation of tW double mur der, said George gave him a con fession. The sheriff also said bul- letsfrom George's gun matched tijrf found at the scene, accord ing to a report from the Oregon Stale Police CnrrfTLab. Sanchez, who was sharing the OattyQ"abin with Smith and Harry, salOie found the bodies wlftwie returned home shortly he- fore midnight on the(JthOle said he Mi to Cookies TavMi if -fc m f&pg i mm m fi&a It ) III II "III- I ILJl Hi VI " II I 111 II IL-U H i n ii iih m? u.,f h $i Mil I S la , OUOUSBp TIRE r"-TUM - !r BEEN SORTED O T . I WXWeiSyE, lNO INTO TWO GROUPS at pScESj J) TAKE Y8,R CH0ICE V 1 M14-VHCH BIG ALLOWANCE HHlli D VH SlCQ I HQ MOHEYDOWN! 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O The course, the U.S. chamber iiA is a iY.'entrated training piBiJiam in management of assaJ cisfions and chambers of ciU merce. The training is aimed to equip executives with basic skills, techniques and methods of man agement work and to lead him to better underiAiding of him self. n Institute trhfiiiiig was st&.Qd by the chamber in 1921. U U Qnda Centers c la Alendriccas ANCHORAGE, Alaska (API - An earthquake, felt .'irply here early Ouesday, was charted as centered in the sparsely imiabitej Aleutian Islands which stretch Across the NorthrVacifi no reports oi uajmige or injj nes were revived. O The Coast ai.d Geodetic Survey at Sitka plotted the temblor's ap parent ceilK-r It was felt hQe at CIA' isnii in. ...la aii n.w.ima lographs at Seattle, Pasa- THURSDAY JtEl Klamath BasiiVchaptcr. annual meeting, noon, Pelican Cate, Of ficer elerQm and awaw- by dena, Calif., New York, Mobilj, Ala., and Washington, D.C. XlbserveiT at the California In- ittlute of Technology at Pasadena said it had a magnitude of 6.1 on a scale-which rates ma.r shocks at seven or i'.hcr. Q u Earthquakes (Jccur frequently inQjie Aleutians. COFFEE Cl' .BOWLINJ LEAGUE, 1:30 p.m., Luck Lanes, for all balers. o . KLAMATH STAMP AND COIN CLUB, Moose Wdge, 8 p.m. Every tire has passed our rigid factory method safety inspection Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed or? All Sales O BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN O Also Available At . . . J. W. Kerns 734 So. 6th Phone TU 4-4197 where your dollar buys MILES more Li STOKE 6th and Pine Phone TU 4-8109 r Drive Test Weeds Out Hotrodderso By ALTON BLAKESLEE A;wiated Press Science VVj-lter NEW YCOK (API A newflrlv ers' test is slashing auto insur ance fees for and young men who are really good drivers. The test successfully prodic's whether the male age(&16 to 25 is likely to be a ffte driver or an accident-prone liotrodder, psy chologist Charles F. Haner of Grinnell College, Iowa, said to day, o i The lest is purely psychologi cal. It does not involve vision, re flexQj or any driving skills just general attitudes. The young man who scores high gets insurance at the same rate which adults pay. Lower scores kick up premiums. Those in the lowest group ay four times the adult rate. At present, most insurance com panies automatically charge dou ble the adult late for all males 16 to 25, because this age group has such a high proportion of ac cidents, Haner said. Rates may be four to five times normal for accident repeaters. Girls of this age do not pay such penalty rates. In two years' experience with 4,000 young maie (jriesfrs, the test has worked wip $ predictions. Haner told the Snisipan Psycho logical Association. He said 24 per cent of young men had been classed in Group 1, the low risk group. And their accident rates haveOeen slightly below that of all adult rates in Iowa, he reported. About 40 per cent were put in the two highest risk groups. They have had SO per cent more 1 accidents and more serious acci dentsin which they were fully to blame than would be expected from the number of drivers in volved. Haner said he devised the loit for the Farmers Mutual Reinsur ance Co. of Grinnell on the rea soning that attitudes basically de termine what kind of driver a per son will be. and on the company's feelings that all young men should not be lumped together as fere sponge or equally accident prone r 0 .September Sterling Sale on the Best Loved Rose Pattern of All Time... at 25 SAVINGS fOA ItMiriO JlMlQONlYI o -s.a. -- - SAVE ON PLACE SETTMGS! w SAVE ON SAVING PIECES! 0 SAVE ON OPEN STOCK! Beautiful Damask Rose sterling is on sale for a limited time only! Now is your chance toQutyour service, to save on those serving pieces you've always wanted, or to replace a missing teaspoon, or perhalo add another place setting to complete your table service. 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