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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1961)
Legislature Backs Kennedy On Most Items WASHINGTON UPI Here Is 3 box score on President Kennedy's main legislative re quests: Action Pending Foreign aid A "satisfactory" compromise authorization bill en acted. A pared appropriation bill approved by House Appropria' tions Committee and up for House action. Education A last - ditch com promise school construction bill killed by the Huse. The House will pass a two-year $900 million extension of twa existing aid pro grams Wednesday. Peace Corps Approved by Sen ate; still awaiting clearance by the House Foreign Affairs Com mittee withrowing possibilitit may not be enacted this year. Action Delayed Postal rate rise Senate Post Of fice Committee voted not to con sider actrthis Qir. Housel committee already had been drag ging its feet, and Senate com mittee action closed out any pros pect. Tax revision Formally put off, after hearings, until next year. Medical care for the aged For mally put off, after heailgs, un til next year. Enacted Into Law Social security Liberalized-ben- efits for one-fourth i thosy on rolls, higher taxes, optional re tirement forjien at age 62. Housing New subsidies and oth er tools to fight slums,and im prove urban living conditions. aiscd gradu- 125 an hos. trucks and tires to keep inter state roadbuilding on schedule. Depressed areasFederal loans and1 graM to help" communities hit by depression. Needy children Grants to stales to help ijjildren of jobless Jiir- enis. Latin American aid $500 mil lion for loans and grants for eco nomic and social improvemg', -!.. mm :n: I r-- -i lyf piua iw uiiiiiun lor-tuiean dis aster relief. Tax extension Extends for an other year Korean War excise ics and corporation tax rate. .Vater pollution More federal Minimum w ally from $1 with coverage extended to several million addilSmal workers. Unemplov m.e n t Vomuensa tion Temporary extension in ben efits with costs financed by high er taxes on employers. Highways Higher taxe on Jim Crismon Get the facts about a 0 KJprtgcTge Cancellation Fund Assure yew family a home, nor a mortgage; Qdeed, rQt a debt! CALL: Office 2-3454 Horn. 4-4628 money and power to clean up wa ter supplies. Defense Two bills to give Ken nedy added authority in Berlin crisis, one allowing call-up of re serves and extended enlistments and the other providing for extra procurement of planes rgftid mis siles, as well ajkmajor repair of an aircraft caiter. Tourist allowance Amounts of foreien coods brought iffJibv U.S. tuurists duQfree cut from $500 to $100. Farm Emergency supports for (g)mcrs who cut 19til feed grain production . HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, September 8, 1961 PAGE-7 Coftgress Plgns Heavy Pre-Adjournmenf La&oj WASHINGTON (AP Congress .now. When adioffiiQnt fever plans to tackle more work this sets in Congress can get a lot of wewf man it m in any-tuu monm i , . . ..... .. this session. ' Snurrine this heavv load is theNBolh branches plan to pass a prospect of final adjournment by scaled-down school aid bill, now the end next week. rvlnat "Pe 'las en a,N'5nct' fr Bills involving appropriations Via more comprehend program Local Men Participate In Exercise Brent L. Hedbeig.gjlieutenant junior grade, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hedberg of 1005 Prospect Stieetjgjis participating in the Navy's Operation Unitas II with other members of his Patrol Squadron 11, etachrrsant C-3. Unitas is an aiiti-submahne exercise now being conducted with Venezuela and CcfoSibia billions of dollarQ limited assist ance for schools, and a wide range of otheMsubjects are on the dockets of both the House and Senate. Some of them are controversial enougn to stirOp seQrai days' debate each under normar conditions. But conditions aren't normal PENSACOLA, FST-Naval Avia tion Cadet Michael J. Pianka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Pian ka, Yreka, was commissioned an ensign in the U.S. Navv in cere- ton.j here Aug. 11. Capt. J. G Hedrick, commanding officer! the school, awarded commissions to students who successfully com pleted a 16-weeks pre-flight course advocated by President Kennedy The moOed measure would con tinue Qteral help for public schools iijreas where there has been a heavy influx of federal workers (HJd yildrenew the stu dent loan pro'griQ. The House vote one schoQrbill is set for Wednesday, the Senate's for Thursday, 1 - 'A;- OS FMi mmm mum, 3 Jpctapfeat'SAIllS feSi' 4 pTaslje Roses 0 Low Price ; Lanon U'rZe COTTON RUGS 1MIH " ' Fo-T-Baclftd ' l 77 1 1 Can plus tax c- When You Buy 6 at the Regular4 Low Price V-H C Jewelry Cjpseouf. 59 Assorted fiecss! e2ilueso 1.98 Yours Cftoico plus rax G Ladies' Polished Cotton Pfmf Aprons o Your Choice of Bib, Coverall, Half or Cobbler Style 99,' For Je Ks! 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Good sen tenced Britt over protests that he was "obviously insane" during the July 31 hijacking attempt, Britt admitted seriously wound ing two persons and shooting at another when he entered the Pa cific Airlines plane with a plan to fly to Arkansas to see his wife and small son. But Good turned down insanity plea entered by defense attorney Joseph R. Aing, YOKOSUKA, Japan-ArthuOO.! Clark, machinist's mate third, and Robert M. Heinson, radioman seaman, USN, are .wving in the bar tasl aboard carrier USS Bon Homme Rich ard. The carrier delivered over! 70,000 pounds of clothing, medi cal supplies and other goods to needy areas of the Orient dur ing its present cruise. Clark is the son of Mr. nid 0,lrs Glen Clark of Alturas and from Pedro M. On 19le Record KLAMATH COUNTY I MARRIAGE LICENSES Leland Earl Koeoke, 20. Rooriinnrt. jmn Dorothy Marlenc Kellem, 20, Klamath! Falls- Jerry LeRoy Bramwall. 23aunri nun.i Nevarte Smith, 22, both ot Klamath Falls. Michael Allan Ramev. 35. LewlOmVianri Cheita Ksye Finchum, 23, Klamath 4&li. Carrlngton Warnar Taylor IV, 22, and Erla Maxlna Kramer, 19, both of Klam- am rans. Ronald O. Holtonbeak, n. unri MdrUi Joyce O'Nell, 20, both, of Klamath Falls. Michael Stuart Blif iVjulst, 20,a nd Hel ma Alcorn, IS, botft-o( Klamath Falls. Norman Leon Rlchardso-., 19, and Opal ee Morgan, 19, both of Klamath Falls. Robert C. McOuown. 24. nnrl Ruth Ann Rice, 16; bojf Klamnth Falls. Francis J. rUahers, 19, Klamath Palls. and Jeanne Machel Veramonles, 16, lount Shasta. J DIVORCES FILEfj BUNCH Inqerid Bereth Ell&e frnm Stephen Wesley Bunch. COLLMAN William FT-rnm I VrH- M. Collman. v CORTE2 PatrlfW P. Cortex NOAND Clvda T. from ural J. England. HARRIS Lorraine from Roy Clifford Harris. JOHNSON Maraaret E. from Hrt n Johnson. w MARTIN F. O. from Goldie Mart)? PERRY Charles E Sr. from Gloria A. Perry. RIDGLEY Elnora from Wley C. Rldgley. SANDOVAL Linda trom Paul Sandoval. THOMPSON--Vlrgiria k. from Orson k.. i nompson. T,Jff3pFR Ramona from RandaH T Per."' 7AI4I CD D.lrlrl. ilk-i. 4.. e...i jjonieio iaruer. J , EQUITY SUITS O.BO StephWi H. Ford vs. MrTand Mrs. Van nan D. Scott, seeks total of S2.Ri7.45 'n tour suns in payment (or survey work. State Industrial Aecjrtent Commission vs. Duane G. KonopasevfDuffy's Heatlno Strrtneh Suburban Finance Co and Mo- torsin vestment Co., seeks S189.14 from Koncpasek In workmen's compensation paymenis ana nens againsr properly. LAWSUITS FILED Barbara Goolng vs. Katharine Hlaas (personal representative and adm iti trlx of estate oNtHarold T. Halaas), seeks S20.000 general and 1743 special damages lor intunes sutterea in auro accident. Helen Blgelow vs. Kafherlne Halaas (personal representative and administra trix ot estate of Harold T. Halaas), seeks $20,000 general and $579,50 special dam ages for Injuries suffered In auto acci dent. Q Willis Wood vs. Roger Glller and El mer Jack Becker, seeks total of SM.036.20 In compensation tor injuries received when hit in face with padlock. Pacific Industrial Loans vs. Mr. and Mrs. George Keen, seeks $715 due on. promissory note. KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS Vf BOYS ATTON Born Mr. and Mrs. Hu-i berf Bratton Aug. ju In Klam4h Valley' riospiTai, a ooy weignmg idsn MAGALLANES Born to Mr. end Mrs. Louis Magallenes Aug. 31 fn Klamath Val ley Hospital, a boy weighing 6 lbs., ois. WRIGHT Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Wright Aug. 31 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing S lbs., 7V on. B ROSS Born to Mr. and Mrl. Ralph Bross Aug. 27 In Klamath Valley Ho pltal, a boy weighing 8 lbs., ' oz. BUDDEN Born to Mr. and Mrv' Ray mond budden Aug. 26 In Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing 7 lbs., 2 ois. BROADWAY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Broadway 24 In Klamath Valley Hospital a boy weighing 7 lbs., 13 ois. ALT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alt Aug. 22 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing S lbs., 71 1 ozs. ARTHUR Born to Mr. and Mrs, Theo dore Arthur Aug. 21 In Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing 7 lbs., 3Vi ois. DeLUDE Born to Mr.(2id Mrs. Ron ald DeLude Aug. 22 In HHamath Valley Hospital, a boy wc&Nng 9 lbs., 3M ois. KELLY Born to,r. and Mrs. Ralph Kelly Aug. 2T In Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy weighing 8 lbs., 11 SCHATZ Borit to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schati Aug. 22 in Klamath Valley Hos pital, a boy weighing 7 lbs., IVi ozs. GIRL! I CUNNINGHAM Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Aug. 26 In Klamath' Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 6 lbs., 11 ois. I ftrtWIS Born to Mr. end Mrs. Marlen i Darts Aug. 27 In Klamath Valley Hos pital, a girl weighing 5 lbs., 13Vi ozs.: HARRIS Born to Mr. and Mrs, Riley1 Harris Aug. 26 in Klamath Valley Hos-i pilal, a girl weighing 7 lbs., IS'-i ois. I McCULLOUGH Born to Mr. and Mr.: John McCol lough Aug. 31 in Klamath: valley Hospital, a girl weighing 6 lbs., i 9V ozs. I DAY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth! Dey Aug. 28 In Klamath Valley Hospital, i a girl weighing lbs., 5 ozs. DILLEY Born tft)Mr. and Mrs. Doug-i las Dilley Aug. 2IK Klamath Valley Hot-1 pltal, a girl weighing 8 lbs., 9't ozs. STARKS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gtne Starks Aug. 29 In Klamath Valley Hos pital, a girl weighing 7 lbs., 7 ozs. THOMPSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson Aug. 28 In Klemalh Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 7 lbs., f'l ozs. GRIMSLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cage G rims ley Aug. ? In Klamath Val ley Hospital a girl weighing 7 lbs., 5 ozs MALLARY Bort to Mr. and Mrs. Her man Miliary Aug. 24 In Klamath Val ley Hospit.M a girl weighing 6 lbs., 14 ois. NELSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Nelson Aug. 23 In Klamath Vat ley Hospi tal a girl weighing 7 lbs., 9 ozs. i WILLIAMSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. I Rankin Williamson Aug. 23 In Klamath1 Valley Hospllal a girl weighing 6 lbs., 10, ois. RING born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ring Aug. 21 In Klftmeth Valley Hospital, a girl weighing S Itr. , 1 oz. I HI SUMMARY Boys 344 Girls 3? Hcinsbn. is the son of Mrs. M. A. Sheppard of Don-is. 0 Q CORONADO, Calif. -Lloyd E. aircraIarper, boilcrman third, USN, son 01 mr. anars. vviidur L. S&rper, 3334 Chelsea Street, par ticipated in exercise Marlex 61 with other m em be rs o the re w cf the USS Harry E. Hubbard. The exercise utilized 11 Navy ships, including attack transports, landing craft and other destroyers besides the Hubbar) Marine Corps air and ground units were also used. Urn. AMIDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES 4535 S. 6th Rentoli - Soles - & service is the hesrt of oum trvica UklllCM 0 Football Fans! 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