Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1961)
o 0 O O 0 Nixon Calls On Kennedy Administration To Resume Atmospheric Atom Tests To Preserve0 Security SYRACUSE, N Y. T.PH-Rich-aid M. Nixon, unsuccessful 1960 Republican presidential candidate, has called on the Kennedy admin istration .o resume nuclear test ing in the atmosphere to pre serve America's security. Nixon, making his last ma'c Nelson A. Rockefeller that nu clear tests were necessary for the world's future. The above-ground er of the United Mates. They determined to conquer the world. megatoi blast .as much as we are because he know s the poer Russia,' Russian Nixon continued. ' people fear and 'The hate think But, from close personal observation. imad man and although he drinks When the chips are down, Khrush N'ixon added: too much, he is always sober when chev will be governed by the cold "He (Khrushchev is not a I he discusses something important, facts of power." couldn't afford that luxury." I How ever, he said Knrushchev has He hit hard at Soviet Premier lcal' 01 war as mucft as anyone. of the United States." war. Some people, Nixon said Khrushchev is a "madman. explosions should be' started im Nikita Khrushchev: calling him a Nixon said the Soviet leader! "He knows that our submarines and bases could hit the cities of mediately, he said. bluffer" and a "poker player"wns as "frightened by the 50- HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, November 1, 1961 PAGE 5-A "I agree with Governor Rocke feller that nuclear tests should be resumed in the atmosphere to preserve the security of America," speech in the East until after Cal ifornia's gubernatorial elections he told more than 81.000 central New Yorkers who jammed War Memorial Auditorium. "We should CARA NOME HAND LOTION , next year, told Republican fund raising dinner Monday night the not wait and take a Gallup poll country could no longer be guid ed by " the neutrals." The former vice president said he agreed with New York Gov. of all the neutrals around the world." 2 for 99c "No nation in the world could lanolin-rich, be neutral if it wasn't for the pow Community Qalsmdah lA! Bttl" lfMr' 'WT-I WtlUS " I mt I f ITT. X W U T If I Fragrant, creamy, "'"will il Mi0' WEDNESDAY MIDLAND GRANGE regular . meeting, 8 p.m., Midland. Officer election. ; KLAMATH AIR SEARCH AND ; RESCUE UNIT, 7:30 p.m. Com ; mittee reports. - MAVERICK SQUARE DANCE, ; 8 p.m.. Summers Lane Hall. Wom ; en bring refreshments. : KLAMATH ARCHERS, 6:30 ; p.m. Twyla Ferguson School gym. ; Regular potluck and business r y meeting.' ZULEIMA NILE CLUB, 1 p.m. : luncheon, Winema Hotel. Mothers! : Singers program. Bring jellies and ', jams for Thanksgiving Box. . SMORGASBORD. 5:30 to 7:30 '.' p.m. serving. Klamath Lutheran , Church. Family rates. Room 9. Roosevelt School, land Phelps, instructor. Mer- PLAYERS '. City Library. CLUB, 7:30 p.m. RED CROSS STANDARD FIRST AID, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY SMORGASBORD, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. serving. Klamath Lutheran Church. Individual and family tickets. RUMMAGE SALE, 9 am. Clyde's Towing, 734 Klamath Ave nue. Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. GREENSPRINGS GARDEN CLUB, 10 a.m., B. M. Antle home, Ashland Highway, Sack lunch. KLAMATH STAMP AND COIN CLUB, 8 p.m, 623 Main (up stairs'. FRIDAY PUBLIC CARD PARTY, 8 p.m , Olene Community Hall. Pine Grove - Olene Community Club sponsored. SHASTA VIEW GRANGE, regu lar meeting 8 p.m., Grange Hall. Election of officers. Gun Count Holds Two Two men were charged with as . sault with a dangerous weapon ; over the weekend in two separate : gun pointing incidents. Charged were Uel David (Dee) ; Teter, 44, 2405 Summers Lane, . and Johnny Thompson, about 47, ' Chemult. Teter was arrested last Friday night and jailed in lieu of $2,500 bail after a complaint was signed by his wife, Bcttt. The complaint alleged that Teter pointed a load ed revolver at his wife last Tues . day. - - Thompson was arraigned on the charge .Monday and asked for a preliminary hearing, which was; set for Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. in district I court. He is accused of pointing a I loaded rifle at Theodore Moore I last Tuesday. Thompson, a Che ; mult service station operator, post ; ed $2,500 bond and was released Girl Admits Check Cashing A 16-year-old Klamath Falls girl was taken into temporary custody Monday after she admitted forg- ' ing a check and cashing it at a , downtown bank. , Another high school girl, also ; 16. had reported to City Juvenile Officer Ray Howard that a $23 check had been stolen last Tues day from her purse. The accused girl denied that she stole the check. She said she found it and cashed it. Howard turned the girl and the case over to the county juvenile department. SHASTA VIEW HOME ECO NOMICS CLUB. 7:30 p.m., Shas ta View Grange Hall. CONGER - FAIRVIEW HOME EXTENSION, 10 a.m., fair grounds. Bring 9" x 9" cardboard, ruler, pencil and dark crayon. DISABLED AMERICAN VET ERANS Auxiliary, 8 p.m., instal lation of officers, VFW Hall. Re freshments and entertainment. ALOHA SOCIAL CLUB. 1:45, p.m.. dessert luncheon, Masonic Temple. XI ALPHA THETA, Beta Sig ma Phi Rummage Sale, 9 a.m., Clyde's Towing Service. ' Economy Jet Fare Eyed WASHINGTON (UPI) Conti nental Airlines, in a surprise move, has announced plans to in troduce a new "no frills" jet economy service at fares 25 per cent below present coach rates. Continental, which operates west of Chicago, said Monday the new fares would go into effect Dec. 1 if the Civil Aeronautics Board approved. The service would involve elimination of meal and liquor service. Continental President Robert F. Six called the proposed fare de crease a major move to bring the cost of jet travel within the reach of millions of nonflying Americans." 'It has become evident that to get substantially greater numbers of people into the air, the cost of jet travel must be made com parable to the cost of travel by private automobile, train or bus," Six said. Stolen Auto Report Probed i City police were investigating a report Tuesday morning that a ; car had been stolen from the Ar ; cade Hotel parking lot. Kenneth Briar, who lives at the hotel, said his 1955 blue and white Buick Roadmaster was stol-; . ( en Monday night or Tuesday J morning. He said the car was ' locked and added that he will ' sign a complaint. IlloSPAPERsJ Snow Suits Reg. 7.95 now on Special 5.79 Sizes 12 to 24 months Orion pile trimmed hood, mittens and booties may be detached. Double zippered front. Machine washable. Warmth without weight for baby's comfort.' Bridge, pinochle or poVer. LSI OauoiB Brldii Dick. 2 (or 1.11 hJ 2?,oW rJM ZmWsrm Hivpc vnn all trine vita- i$US .. uv. in' II mins normally needed. I Re.all lavender, laven- I t " T Ksll heio(Wii, h r,; ,, II 4.IS hkoviu with I oer Menthol, Ready Shave, I 1 tJ! Moth.'.. 1. 'i f Half-round or professional styles. Z T0r I.U1 1 Muiiaazjw.fi v,m i i feQDHRED ASPIRIN I 59c ALCO-REX RUBBING fcESt 100'. St SI ALCOHOL Dint 2 fnr .fid II 1.00 HAIR BRUSHES, 89c LATEX GLOVES, Belmont. S, M, L 2 for .90 10c HAIR NETS, Bob, regular, or wave 2for .11 69c COTTON BALLS, Rexall. Sterile, 130's 2for .70 S5c REX FILM, high speed. 120, 127, or 620 2 for .56 69c REX RAZOR BLADES in dispenser, 20 double edge. 2 for .70 49c TOOTH BRUSHES, Klenzo. Nylon bristles 2 fOT .50 10c ENVELOPES, commercial style 2 pks. .11 REXALL BUFFERED ASPIRIN mticn ' 'wv mm gur M M I IfcJ f;r,,c'ief ' simP! Headache, less i iiiihii mm h m i 1.25 LIQUID FOUNDATION, , , , Radiance. 4 shades I lOr I. to 1.25 COLD CREAM, Cara Nome 2 for 1.26 1.50 NIGHT CREAM, Cara Nome. 2 oz. 2.00 HORMONE CREAM, 1.25 DRV SKIN CLEANSING CREAM, Cara Nome . 96c SHAMPOO. Cocoanut Oil or Liquid Cream.. 8 oz. ... ... 45c COnON SQUARES, Rexall. 80's. 2 for 1.51 Cara Nome. 2 for 2.01 10c BOBBY PINS, rubber tipped, 98c CREAM SHAMPOO, Silque. Leaves hair silky soft 2 for 1.26 2 for .99 ...2 for .46 .2 cards .11 .2 for 89c TALCUM, "8480". Pound tin. 1.25 FACE POWDER, Cara Nome. 8 shades 2 for .90 2 for 1.26 Cara Nom COMPACT POWDER 2fU6 REXALL MILK of MAGNESIA 2 for 60c IS w. K.0. 59c Choose plain or new mint flavored. Mild laxative, antacid.. jus 6 tlitltrlni shidn. Clvt tkln a soft radianci. FAST DANDRUFF TREATMENT SHAMPOO .J. Mc 2 for 99c Medicated to relieve infectious dandruff. V. aI Rexall Glycerin SUPPOSITORIES rU.su 2 for 54c Choice of adults' or infants'. M0NACETAPC Tablets 2 for 99c 100', 0.8. 9tc Combination f ingredients to easa .iiuh'o i.cauduie, coia niscomtorts. 98c FUNGI-REX for athlete's foot. Tub. V.5 CHERR0S0TE COUGH SYRUP 8 or. 35c REXALL SACCHARIN TABLETS .2 for .60 .2 for .99 -2 for 1.26 V4-gr. lOOV. 98c EYEL0 EYE LOTION soothes, cleanses. 8 or. 69c REXALL WITCH HAZEL astringent. Pint. 2 for las Diimtii witn vit. C. Troches or Lozenges. 25c REXALL PEROXIDE 6, 20 vol. 4 oz. 69c PETR0F0L MINERAL OIL tasteless. Pint .. 38c REXALL BORIC ACID CRYSTALS 3fc or... 98c REXALL AEROSOL MERTHIOLATE ahimerosal-lllly) ouc MUil BANDAGE 2" x 10 yds. Jo. n 1 1 11 n..i. v . . uuirt-DANus iruesmn, Zls, 79c KIENZO ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH pint. 2.00 NEW PAN0VITE CHEWABLE MULTI-VITAMINS 60s. 2.59 REXALL VITAMIN B COMPLEX CAPSULES 100'j -2 for 2.01 -2 for 2.60 4.85 REXALL VITAMIN B12 , . , CONCENTRATE 25 meg. 100's. 2 for 4.86 ' 5.95 REXALL MINERALIZED B COMPLEX 100's 1.39 REXALL DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE 100's ... American Beauty MIST COLOGNE 2for2.51 ROSE FRAGRANCE 3 ot., Rg. 2 SO 2.09 POLYDROPS infants' liquid multi-vitamins. 30 cc . 4.75 THERAMINS high potency multi-vitamins. 50's. 1.39 REXALL BREWER'S YEAST TABLETS 250's. tm0C0k pound paper rc" WR,TING umrl WM& or ENVELOPES or ENVELOPES 2 for 90c VAf 2 for 26c eS3!El Rippl.'.'Sous H gZgpSJ pu7nti,. ir0 or letter sizes. 39c TYPING TABLET 2for .40 iPy Refill. 52 whttt ihKtl -I CI i 150 BOXED STATIONERY thoici of a. -2 for 1.51 t u, 79c STATIONERY ofor 80 YmMi Cello Picki. Choice of 2 IjnTCC 5e LEAD PENCILS no. i mean iem. .2 fOT .06 Boxed NU 1 1 J R.J. si w 2 for 101 Tinted. Modem Trend, c MJ 2 for .50 1 1.98 REXALL BEEF, WINE t IRON TONIC pint .2 for 5.96 .2 for 1.40 .2 for 2.10 .2 for 4.76 .2 for 1.40 .2 for 1.99 REXAIL COD LIVER OIL 2 for 1.60 Rich in Vitamins A and D. CHRISTMAS CARDS WRAPS & RIBBONS TAIL SIZE CARDS LIU A'f&V-r 10'- t WW J, J Urn II if Rig. t?C Mm IV m v Orifinal deslim with sutonal untimanti. 2forU0 2 for 1.51 l.tl DILUIC 10NC SLIM CR0S, lS'l. 1.90 "KOILVWO0D ORIS IKILt," 25-1. Vn" 2 for 1.01 290 DtLUXC GIFT WSjtP, 4 theitl. .2 for .26 .2 for .51 .2 for .26 .2 for .40 ! rCH 0- TIES. 30 1 (. nc orttd urdi t till Tor ua SOe ALUMINUM FOIL SIFT WRP, 20 X 52". 290 CURLINS RIBBON, 5 colors, 75-tL IK MtrtlltC or PLAIN COLOR RIBBONS. 29C PICK 0' TCS. 30 11. 2 for .36 2 for .99 (I .70 2 for .80 2 for .26 2 for .70 2 for .39 9 fnr OQ IWI .do I OtABw. 1 4 1 wmm" . , c iui .Oil! 9 fnr hH I 1 iui iTT I 9 fnr 0(1 1 1 uiOll Rig m HI I D I o J. Rexoll QUIK-SWABS 2 hr 60c Sterile eotlon-tlpped applicators. 3o Double-Tip buik-swabs, 2 for Electrex HEAT PADS 2hr5.96 Waterproof, 3-speed. Removable plaid cover. U.L approves. Rex-Ray HEAT LAMP 2 for 1.80 lo-Glare Infra-Red lamp helps re lieve muscular sches. REXALL VITAMIN C 100 mg. TOO'i (Ascirblc Acid) "'"J' 2 for 1.60 Stock up for the whole year at this saving-. Other strengths at similar savings. c,'.'r THERMOMETERS FOR ADULTS AND BABIII i!& 2 fori 7C Oral, rectal or stub. Easy to read, onarantiBti accurate. Mi-31 ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH 2 for 90c Kills contacted germs, sweetens breath. Ideal as gargle. -TiAi viiiiicmM it.Kati rwiimuwivii 2 for 3.90 Children's liquid multi-vitamins. Pleasant-tasting, orange-flavored. GER-RITE 2 for 2.80 VITAMIN A WON TONIC 1 12 at., t. $2.79. REXALL VITAMIN B1 fThlamha'Hydrochlorliti) USE 24.26 A wonderful savinf for vour whnlo family. Other strengths at similar savings. ?'i;2i!e.l'cL8.l'cv nemia. ifor4.H :s- HAIR SPRAY 2 lor 126 59c REXALL HAIR TONIC Cream, Vita, or Conditioner. 2 for 59c READY SHAVE AFTERSHAVE LOTION 2 for 89c REXAIL BAY RUM pint. '. 2 for .60 .60 .90 3.59 HOT WATER BOTTLE Victoria. 2-year guarantee. 2 fOf 3.60 2 for .30 29c SHOWER CAP plastic. 89c MOTH FUME CRYSTALS Elkays. Pound. . 89c REXALL BABY CARE LOTION 10 or. 93c AIR REFRESHER Elkays aerosol.. 4.59 WATER BOTTLE I SYRINGE COMBINATION Victoria .2 for .2 for 2for .90 .90 .99 .2 for 4.60 TREE LIGHT SET 1.09 Mv Fertfererf Ten Om tmim Ittmt 1 bt I I I W'l'M-iV. lr-r-"l-irrf' JPPF.-J7Tr;.itI li .ffrfilw-i'Saiir)' ""T"" 5uubjjjcm i PAnMBUHP"" II ' ' m,mtmm H Balloon DiowinS i n risiKi Baa i Unnkev I - , 5VM" 4-'8Vstu$249 I 1 $50,000.00 B..L-A.B00 I -l i-. Flavored W II Sets nair ngm, ". ,-."(nm, rmsta dear, no oulimi v. Leather BILLFOLDS 2for2.01 i mm mm mm mmmmTmmrSS . 12.00 Men's and women's In new, smart styles. Fancy Gift Boxed STATIONERY R.J. it.OO Am for 1.01 Buy no for gift-giving. 7 styles to choose trom. Nw SHEfR COMFORT SUPPORT NYLONS .. 2 pair 4.96 Spunfe sheer stretch hoslirv .hi. L I ?.UK " e'P relieve leg ZHHSIiHS su Volu Seven Christmas tree lamps lor in door use. Bum Independently. Peek-A-Boo Alarm Clock S J88 $5.95 Value Flashlight S50.000.00 Chocolote Flavored SYRUP 23c - 3554c scissans Dainty Creme Mints 79c Value rfl SALE 07C Cherry Flavored Pure SUGAR PUFFS 2t Value SALI 23c REX WRIST WATCHES ''its 8.88 Men's or Ladles' with luminous dials. Taylor't Kitthtn Ktttlt CHOCOLATES 1.69 llbe. t. $1.10 Dart; and milk chocolates with various c"' w MX.RAY VAPORIZER 4.99 Gallon, single speed with automatic 3.00 Value BUBBLE BATH 3 boiet of 20 pechtts at. 1.53 3 PACK TOOTH PASTE Reull. SW-ol. total. i. 6.49 Value BATH SCALE Rei.Way. Modern tilling. 43c QUIK-BANDS tteril. unetlM bMdaiM. 31'S. . 1.98 STATIONERY SUrtire" itiijmilopts. 3.98 SYRINGE Snmfoie toldlnc foontaln type, . 29c FACIAL TISSUES Reull. 400't. 75c MINERAL OIL Reiall. First quality. Pint . OP'S OEIUQ 1 II I'jS 1 si forl.UI MLJU qu3 it U2il 1 Ml is A -C3IiSBeiffveMMB '-1 .98! .49, Care Noeae ' Kami Lotion 9?c 2s99c . 98 c 2:99c OO 21.01 Reg Medical-Dental Bldg. Gold" Bond Stompi 9th and Main V JL An XT' O