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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1961)
inmuniii MADRAS, Ore. (AP) prosecution was scheduled to con tiniJ:s case today in the murder trial of 19-year-old Jeannace Juns Freeman. Oiss Freeman, her mannish hair cut grov n ojjt and her tat toed arm cove, by a long- sleeved blouse, showed no emo tion Thursday as Dist. Atty Warren Albright made his open ing statement. Albright accused the defendant ' nimmaiirkale. Clyde's Tottin2'jK bludeeoning, Service, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. mem- htrusing 6 -year -old Lfence ' bers call TU 2-1451 or TU 4-8fi5S j Jackson, then throwing him over . for rummage(giip. SATURDAY ! q I man. that the defense bOllowed HERALD NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, September . 1961 PAGE S-A ! Wliflb lVII IIIU0 UVf MfUU Iff M f lJLr tU HUH Statement, was denied by Circu.t ing the jufy that American law doubt. jury hearing the case is composed Judge Robert H. Foley. Ipresumes a person innocent until Judge Foley has barred persons of eight men aidl four women. The FRIDAY Q ladu.Qencampment altc- . ILIARY, 8 p.m., IO0F Hall. - EAGLFff)LXrLURY. 8 p.m.. ; third roaffing of bylaws regard . ing meeting dates. NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT fliff inln thi .inO-fnnt-Hpen CrookiJRivor CfyJ p. CHILOQL'IQDO-SIDO Squ:sister, fjrtha Jackson. 4. were Dance Club, 8 ow.. Jr. HiqhlfQd May 12 at the bottom o( lvMariy the morning of.helped Mrs. Nunez clean out the 11 Wd' left for California car, but didn't notice anything un-1 in Culver, May May 12. usual except that she said chil- Clyde Whiteraft. Culver, said he drei made such a mss was Miss Freeman's stepfather car. from the time she was a little Walter H. Meyer. U.S. -vest girl until her mother divorced him, Service employe at Bend. s3!u he when she was 15. He said the two women ate breakfast at his home about 5 a.m. May 11, then he and his sons, Thomf 15, and Ronnie, 18, A the amimnamM strangling. ailyWing to the Crooked River. Thomas U them on a fishing tcraft said he and a companion spotted the bodies on the afternoon of May 12 .and called JJedmond police. Irr his openini argument, Alb right said Miss Freeman had formed an unnatural relationship with Mrs. ?Qcz and the children namperea uus reiauonsnip. At dawn on the morning of May , Albright charged, the two women arrived at the deep canyon at Peter Skene Ogden State Park. Miss Freeman told Mrs. Nunez to "get lost." Albright said. Uirn hit the Jackson boy on the head, strangled him and threw him over the cliff. The girl is thrown into the gorge by Mrs. Nunez, Albright said. A motion by CatT) Perrinc. defense attorney for Miss Free-i REGISTER NOW! o FALL TERM o SEPT. 25fti Robertson School ft Business 41rMain Klamath Follsn O U TU 2-4126 O mm CROWN ROOM Featuring So. Oregon's finest food and entertainment. BILL RYAN at the Baldwin O Nightly aicept Mondays - M$K ANTONY MOTOR HOTEL i.LI I A .. . K Qinigna, vregort potluck, ' ' Building, refreshments O- everyone wome. ' MeQiY MIXERS, Rji m Tcan City Hall, Bill MW.iew cah -er, women bring pies. O ; - VFW Pnil and fcSiy po( Muck dip 6:30 P- a" ve . erans organizations invited. O NEIGHBORS OF WDCRAFT .'rummage sale, Clyde s Towing Service. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. o- NAACP, 7 p.m.. county library. d May the canyon. r The children's jmother, Mrs. r.,,.,.iila lau MiiiU nlcn Irnnu-n e.,n r.,,.iM, l.nwn. jsed last week to the slaying of iffe daughter. Missfreeman has pleaded innoccaL Witnesses TiWrsdO described 0'ie finding of the iQlies, .rtl their aiimiClCU LUUUHIUII. Three witnesses, a Qmer step- lather ot Miss freeman and her two half brothers, said the fenrt gid Mrs. ffcmez arrived i NAOMIrJOUlMI) No. 5 OES, . obligation night, 8p.m., Masonic .Temple, potluck dinner, 6:30 p.nY - ftDLAND GRANGE public .card party, 8 p.m.. grange hall. INSURANCE WOMEN of KF rummage sale. 8:30 a.m., Clyde's Towing Service. ' SUNIY JACKPOT BUtEI. RACING, '2 p.m., points count, 9 location call TU 4-9757. tea The Oregon ' Slate SuprcA- Court Wednesday upheld Klamath Countv Circuit Judge David R. Vand&'erg in the case of Louis Gibbons, 28. Chiloquin. convicted last year of assault with a dan gerous nAm. The appeal, filed by Gibbons attorney, Glenn D. Ramirez, list ed 11 possible grounds for rever sal. In the opinion by Justice George Rossman, most of lQ grounds were dismissed as being without merit. Gibbons and Charles Ajd Jr., 30, Chiloquin, had both been fQd guilty of assaulting Cyril Bierle with a stove poker. Both men. TULELAE A meeting has been called for Sept. 13 in the city hall to determine sentiment on the advisability of cstablish,e 0..etmn Slale peniientiBiv hv ing a migrant nuTsery in Tule-ju0e iftdenberg on March 15. lake this war. The mWing will be at 8 p.m. (DST) in the city hall. Repre sentatives of organizations and churches who would be involved in promoting a nursery again this yoar are asked to send resenfflflves to the meeting. A survey will be r!o among the migrants now comig in, in an effort to get mig-0it response to ani'?ry as conductc in the' last several years during the potato harvest. were sentenced to three years in 10. o An earlier appeal on behalf of Hood was also denied by the supreme court. Circuit Judge Charles H. Fos ter of Lake County also had a case affirm this week by the supreme cuSVt. it was the case of Fremont Lumber (iipany versus Stan ill Petroleum Com pany in a suit involving title tc 25.000 acres of land. We opinion was written by Justice Harold Warner. Hef9 t$QPoting Bah SALEM 'AP0- New regula tions governing possible market wide milk markethjj pools airier the state Milk Smilizatioir Act were announced Thursday by the state Agriculture Department. Kenneth Sawyer, milk stabiliza tion administrator, said the reg ulations will permit setting min QO Prices to producers for sur plus Q well as Mle and can milk. O Under present regulations that cover only distributor pools the floor price to dairymen can be set onjr for the grade A and B milk l bottle and can trade. SurplusQilk goes into manufac turing uses and is bought by distributors and manufacturers at a price $2 to $3 per hundred .pounds below that paid for bottle can milk, iawyer said the surplus price as well as the bottle and can price had to be' set in order to have a market pool. "There is no other way we can." he said. The regulations also provide (or uniform reports from milk de.Q's. The (camlation allowing t h c Mating up of the surplus milk Twice will allow a 10 per cent change up and down witbaiit . - . . L. .1. o w further hearing to keep in balance with seasonal milk fluctuations. 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