Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 16, 1962, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND VFWS, Klanuth Falls, Or. Sunday, December II, 15 PAGE 7-A' Hoffa Testifies For Self "A ..-fc'kiv.;A.d...i.'- J NASHVILLE. Tenn. 'I'PH - The government contends Hoffa and Brennan shared in a $1 mil lion payoff from Commercial Car riers Inc.. Detroit trucking lirm The government charged llotla labor ieaee for Commercial and j . that the payoffs came through Test Fleet Inc., a iu m set up here. The wives of Holfa and j Brennan ouned the stock in Test . Fleet in their maiden names. J ' Teamsters I'nion President James Hoffa. looking confident and cocky ' V x J testified Friday in his own behalf in federal court here. ft He has pleaded innocent to harges of violating the Taft- and brennan were paid oil to Keep Hartley Uiw. Hoffa began his testimony as the trial was nc.ning the end ol W E I SZ 1 E L its eighth week. Holla denied owning J. and H. Sales and EuuiDment Com. which the government contends was the predecessor to a firm set up to allegedly pay off Hoffa and the late Owen Brennan, another team-' sters leader. I THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH Holla said originally his imen- 1 lion had been to own J. and H. ay tl 7fc T - . -Silt 1 U jiii r. - -('.:v". . its -iwaw FIRST LADY VISITS Mn. Jacqueline Kennedy hands out lollipops to eaqer chil dren during her visit to the D. C. Villaqe for homeless and under-privileged children in Washington, D. C, Dec. 13. The First Lady chatted with the children and admired their handiwork. Jackie Kennedy Visits Institution WASHINGTON (UPIi The chil dren of Junior Village, a Washing ton institution for the homeless, swarmed eagerly around the smil ing lady wearing the Christmas- red suit Thursday. Her name was Jacqueline Ken nedy, and her visit had an offi cial purpose1 To call attention to overcrowded conditions in the home. Public duty gave way quickly to private sympathies, as the first lady succumbed to the charm and plight of the small charges. She bore a large basket filled with toys and candy, and her schedule called for their distribu lion at the end of the visit. But fhe schedule crumbled when a small boy, his voice edged with disappointment, asked. "Didn't you bring us anything? Jackie immediately jettisoned! Ihe schedule and began handing out the candy and toys. Climbing! on table tops, waving their hands and shouting with glee, the tykes emptied the basket in a matter of minutes. The first lady's itinerary called also for a brief visit. That too was forgotten as she talked to the children, dispensed cheerful words to the sick and viewed a small boy's drawing. "It's very pretty," she told him. The youngsters responded to Mrs. Kennedy's Chrislmas gesture with a rendition of "Silent Night, Holy Night." President Kennedy, at his news conference Wednesday, had called or Congress to give the institu tion more attention. but that he and Brennan decided it would be "a good thing" for their wives to have independent incomes in case something hap pened to Hoffa and Brennan. Truck Driver Escapes Dive SUPERIOR. Mont. ( L'PI A truck driver narrowly missed hurtling 150 feet into Ihe Clark Fork river early Friday when his truck-trailer skidded into a bridge rail five miles west of Alberlon in Western Montana. The driver. Frank W. Bault, 47. of Tigard. Ore., suffered only mi nor cuts and bruises when he was thrown from the cab of the ve hicle, over the guard rail and about 10 feet to the ground a USI WtlSFIUO J FAMOUS IOW IAST TERMS WITTNAUER T tilt World -Hi narif lftinM Diilinuiihi Campania Watch Maktrt of otth f lh Sights I character to almost a tin fur loedar in ilyling and dign. 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