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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1961)
0 o o o o o o 0 o O HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath ,)ills. Ore. o Wednesday, NoVmbfr 1. 1961 PAGE 9 .Ji o U W (J o 0 Discount Prices To 7.98 - Now . " BLANKET CLOSEOUT 88 VVVKVV r V N Double Bed Single Control ELECTRIC BLANKETS 1288 Full Pint 1.75 BRECK Mople Finish Milk Stools Set of 4 Melamine Snack Plates 49 Reg. 14.95 Fostoria Steam-Spray 88 Men's Car Coats Water Repellent Silicone Finish 88 Children's Car Coats Hooded Knit Collar and Cuffs Washable 797 . 898 1 Door Weatherstrip KIT STORM WINDOW KITS Children's Hooded Snow Suits 49 Washable All shapes and siies little Girls' Purses New 12" Hi-Fi Records 99 New 12" Stereo Records 1 49 ?7 SAWS SETS I'll y 66e k T. I 1,29 1 rv SCREWDRIVIRS WRENCHES LEVELS INTHCHANGEMLF T001 SET PLIERS mi 1 ..J 1 ins sKmwtEia 5 d I I 6 I t I A fl 111 III: SOCKET SETS HAMMERS ELECTRIC DRILL ATTACHMENTS DRILL SETS Now! Back In Stock ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS and Greens! 25 Varieties Including Holiday! 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By tha way, Laura's Beauty Fair's bowling team la "out of tha bate men I" with tha winning of three gamee leal week. Watch theio gala In tha future. Theyco on their way now. jFof Patent Drag Laws WASHINGTON lTP-n econ omist recommended to a Senate subcommittee today that patents for drugs be abohslicd. ' Dr. Colston E. Warne, Amlierst College I Mass.) economics profes sor, said no manufacturer should be given "monopolistic control" through pat&its over drugs which miglti be vital to the health of millions of persons. "In the kind of life we live to day," Warne said, "a drug can he its utivrtant aj air and watep. A inif is not a gadget. Inf Hearings Resume The statement came in test!- vijr prepared for the opening of nrtbtr tlirc days of hearings by tlx 9initi Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee on a proposed drug cunUol bill. . - The legislation is sponsored fiy subcommittee Chairman Estes Ke- fauver. D-Tenn., who has charged that ethical drug prices are "gen erally unreasonable and exces sive." : Warne also is president of Con sumers Union, of Mount Vefnon, N.Y., a non-profit group which tests consumer products and Is sues the monthly magazine con sumer reports with a 930,000 circulation. Warne said manufacturers cf prescription drugs had abused the patent system by "jiggling the names in the molecular chemical composition," while "charging orbitant prices" for supposedly new" drugs, Asks Pn'ent Abolishment He said the patent provisions of tin Kcfauver bill did not go far enough. The bill calls for exclusive rights to patents on drugs to be reduced from the present 17 to three years. It also would require a patent holder to license any oth- , cr manufacturer for the remain ing 14 years in return for 3 per cent royalty. warne termed these features an unsatisfactory halfway house ..." 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WEST BEND Scr of 10 Stainless Steel SAUCE PANS 1995 SHOP TILL 9 TWaCOIWTRY let Hijacker Given Life EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) Leon Bearden, 33, was sentenced to life plus 25 years in federal prison today for hijacking a Continental Airlines jet liner Aug. 3. : -' Bearden received near maxi mum punishment for violating three federal laws in the hijack ing. His son, Cody, 16, who plead ed guilty to similar charges, was sentenced to an undesignated fed eral institution until he is 21. A federal court jury found the elder Bearden guilty Oct. 18 of kidnaping, interstate transpor tation of a stolen airplane and obstruction of interstate com merce. The plane, en route from Los Angeles to Houston, Tex., was hi jacked between Phoenix and El Paso, The Dcardcns said they In tended to take the craft to Cuba and sell It. : The pilot told the Beardens fie didn't have enough fuel to fly to Cuba ani got permission to stop at El Paso. When Bearden or dered the pilot to take off from. El Paso for Cuba. Border Patrol agents shot out the tires and one engine of the plane as it taxied toward the runway. A few hours later border pa trolmen and FBI agents boarded the plane, overcame the Beardens and took them prisoner. . ; Reds Remove Stalin Name ' MOSCOW (UPD-Sovict work men today began removing Sta ling nam from the Red Square tomb which now will belong to Lenin alone. The work began late today after the 22nd Communist Party Con gress voted to move the former Soviet dictator's body from the tomb to an undisclosed location. It is assumed here that Stalin's remains may already have bcVn removed via an undirfiound lun ncl from the tomb to the Kremlin. About 600 Soviet citizens gath ered on Red Square in the chilly dark of this late fall evening to walcb the final act of humiliation (or Stalin. Working behind a wooden fence put up at some distance from the tomb, the workmen busily chipped and hammered on the red and black marble nameplate which carries the name of both Lenin and Stalin. It was assumed the work was being speeded o a new name. plate with only Lenin s name would bu In nlace when Premier TNikita Khrushchev and other So viet leaders mount the mausoleum Nov. 7 to watch the giant parade honoring the anniversary ot the Russian Revolution. o
