The Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
OtC. mi
TRAFFIC .
Samuel Allan Htnul, passing insuffi
cient viilon, plea ol oullty. 17.50 tint paid.
J nek Mllford Dale, violate . basic rule,
pica of guilty, 115 flnt paid.
Georgt Francis Lynch, violate basic
rule, pies of guilty, no fine paid.
Harold Raymond Melton, violate basic
rule, plea of guilty. 15 fine paid.
Harvey Northrop Hanson, violate bask
rule, plea of guillly. $25 fine paid.
Audrey Bernice Herrlck, violate basic
rule, plea of guilty. SIS fine paid.
Charles Louis Vashaw, violate basic
rule, plea of guilty, S10 (me paid.
Floyd Dean Laws, parking on highway,
plea of guilty, $".50 line paid.
Henry (none) Praetorlus, violate basic
rule, plea of guilty, $10 fine paid.
Clark Howard Engles, improper passing,
plea of guilty, $10 fine paid.
Lester Ora Folti, disobeyed stop sign,
plea of guilty, $7.50 fine paid.
Robert Edward Earp, violate basic rule,
olea of guilty, $10 fine paid.
Abel Costilla, no PUC permit (trailer),
Dlea of auiltv, $25 (ine paid.
Lynn Truman McKune, disobeyed stop
nan, oiea ol auillv, J.M tine peia.
Maynard Nelle Chambers, disobeyed
itop sign, plea of guilty. $7,50 fine paid.
Cecil Eveneigh Borden, improper pass
ing, plea of guilty, $10 fine paid.
Ronald Lyman Owlngs, failure to trans
fer title. Dice of oulltv, $6 fine paid.
Clara Lawona Edmison, violate basic
rule. Dlea ol auiltv, $15 fine oeid,
Howard Allen Losncss, violate basic
nil p. nlca nl auiltv. $10 fine oald.
William Roy Wilson, oper. MV white
oper. lie. susp., plea of guilty, $150 fine
and 10 days In county all of which $100
and 10 days supended. w line pa id.
Donald Robert Ballev, oarklno on high'
way, plea of not guilty, trial without Jury
tet lor Jan. v, iw.
Henry James Knoll, disobeyed stop sign,
dismissed on motion of District Attorney.
Unable to locale defendant.
Jan. J, 142
Melvln Dave Mecham, violate basic
rule, plea ol guilty, $15 fine paid.
Doyle Glenn Par rot t, violate basic rule,
plea of guilty, $25 fine paid.
John Arlle King, violate basic rule, plea
oi gunty, $zo fine paid.
Charles Alford Marshall, no clearance
lights, plea of guilty, $10 fine paid.
Max Julian Hicks, Improper left turn,
Dlea or oullty, $10 fine paid.
Gordon Thomas Todd, violate basic
rule, Dlea of auiltv, $15 fine paid.
Lloyd Mark Thomas, Improper muffler,
o ea of oulltv, 10 fine paid.
Charles Franklin Carlsc,, failure to dim
headlights, plea of guilty, $15 fine paid.
Garrett Owen McKendree, disobeyed
top slon, Dlea of oulltv, $15 fine paid.
Terril Ronald Stone, No Opr. Oper. Lie.
plea of oulltv, $5 tine paid.
Arthur LeeRoy Amos, no vehicle license,
Dlea of oulltv, $5 line paid.
Harvey Allen Mailer, violate basic rule,
olea of ou iv, $25 fine paid.
Francis John Kaiser, disobeyed slop
sign, plea of guilty, $15 fine paid.
Bonnie Jean Parker, failure to dim
headlights, pica of guilty. $10 fine paid.
Stanley Nelson Chapman, disobeyed stop
sign, plea of guilty, no tine paid.
John Eric Anderson, driving while un
der Influence of Into. Ilauor, plea of not
guilty, jury trial set for 1-17-63 at 9:30
a.m.
Clay Ambrose, no lights, dismissed on
motion of D A i unable to locate dell
MISDEMEANORS
William Henry Lowder, In toxica ted upon
public hwy., arraigned, to enter plea
1-11-63 at 3 p.m.
Stanley Anthony Rodak, pointing a fire
arm at anothor, arraigned, plea of not
guilty, trial without ury lei lor 1-11 -A3
at 10 a.m.
FELONIES
Royal Jones, assault with a dangerous
weapon, prelim, hearing, bound over to
grand ury, bait Increased from $6000 to
$10,000. Committed.
Arlin Lei Rich, burglary In a dwelling,
arraigned, requested prelim, hearing; set
lor 1-11-63 at 4 p.mj ball continued In
I he amount of $3500. Committed.
Jan. 4, 141
TRAFFIC
Robert Roy Tuler, no horn, plea of
auiltv, $10 line Paid.
William Kenneth Glodowskl, no vehicle
Irnnse (Exp), plea ol guilty, $5 tine paid
Wlllard Shelton Bates, violate basic
rule. Dlea ol auiltv. SIS line natd
Roy Charles Thompson, violate bask
rule, plea of Qulity $5 fine paid.
Jimmy Joseph Roojgera. no operator II
cense, plea of guilty, $5 tine paid.
Georae Gavnor Vt, violate basic rule,
plea of not guilty, ury trial set for 3-2I-6J
at V.-JO a.m.
MISDEMEANORS
John Albert Trigg, hunting prohibited
methods, plea of not guilty, trial w-o jury
set for 1-18-63 at 9:30 a.
Paul Dean Sneddert, no PUC permit,
auiltv Dleai $10 fine paid.
Calvin Bragg, no muttier, guilty plea
S7. in pa id,
Arlln Lee Rich, disobeyed traffic ilg-
nal, not guilty plea; trial without )ui
set tor Jan. II, 1963.
Calvin Bragg, reckless driving, not guil
ty pieaj trial without u-y set for Jan.
16. 1963.
Mary Ann Matt, no operator license,
dlimlued at reauest of stale police.
Francis John Kaiser, no operator li
cense (suspended), trial without jury
Found not oulltv.
Charles Erwin Shulmlre, driving whili
under the Influence ol Intoxicating liquor
Jury trial. Verdict of not guilty,
FELONY CASES
Robert Leon Chock loot, burglary not
a dwelling, preliminary hearing. D
missed lor want ol prosecution.
MUNICIPAL COURT
TRAFFIC
Edgar George Albert, VPR 40 In 35, $25
forfeit.
Gerald John Amerllng, disobeyed traffic
signal, $10 lorieit.
James Edwin Avarlll, disobeyed traffic
sianel, $10 forfeit.
Kathleen Ann Brlckner, no operator'
license, $7.50 suspended.
Tnrry Robert Brown, ran stop sign.
$10 forfeit.
Leora Florence Bryan, disobeyed
flc sional, $10 forfeit.
Clarence Edwin Cornett, VBR 30 In 30,
$10 forte t.
Bobby Gale Peering, VBR 35 In 30,
125 forfeit.
Ellen Dixon, Improper lelt turn, $7.50
forfeit.
Samuel Curry Dugan, disobeyed stop
an, $10 forfeit.
ftallln Kenneth Eudallv, no operator'
license, $7.50 forfeit; VBR 30 in 30, $1
forfeit.
Arthur Loren Everly, VBR 30 In 20,
110 forfeit.
Adolph Faller III, disobeyed traffic slg
nal. $ 0 forfeit.
Patricia Marlene Fenimore, ran red
light, $10 forfeit.
Calvin Reed Hecocta, following
close, $10 forfeit; no operator's license,
$7.50 forfeit.
Hueyt Wayne Hicks, no operator's
een&e. 57.50 forfeit.
Hannan Amanda Hickson, failed
leave name and address at scene of ac
cident. $50 forle t.
Elmer Dean Husled, opened car door
nn traffic ilde, 17.50 forfeit
Kenneth Vernon Jennings, VBR 35 In 20,
$25 or five davs.
Larry Kent Johnson, disobeyed stop
lian. tin forle I.
Lesler Joyce Llston, disobeyed traffic
slonal, $7.50 forfeit.
George Waller Martisak, obstructed vl
s on. $7.50 forfeit.
Dennis Carl Montague, vbr 30 in zu,
$10 forfeit.
Fay Foster Montgomery, vbk 3 in iv,
$25 forfeit.
Michael William Murray, reckless onv-
no, $ 00 and 10 davs.
Raymond Lewis Kiaaie, vbk jo in zu,
$10 forfeit.
Kenneth Rlohtmlre, failed to yield right
of way 10 venicie, hs lorten.
Eihel Grace Roberson, failure 10 pane
securely, dismissed.
Larry Alien Ross, vbk 30 in 10, ito for
feit.
Ronnie Philip Schlll, VBR 40 In 30, $75
forfeit.
Clayton Wayne Dumonl, meter warrant,
$1 forfeit.
Robert Earl Garrison, meter warrant,
111 forfeit.
Jesse Dale Hankins, meter warrant, $33
forfeit.
Mrs. Arnold McSwaln. meter warrant,
15 lorieit.
Darlena Berkley Sanchei, meter war
rant, $9 forfeit.
Aivis Clayton smitn, warrant, ran rea
light, $15 forfeit.
James winie atepnens, vbk ju in iv,
$10 lorell.
Donald Hunt Swltllk, VBR 27 in 20, $id
forfeit.
Tom Tannery, failed to yield .right of
way to vehicle, $25 forfeit.
Jerry Lee Wagner, disobeyed traffic
Ignal. 110 lorieit.
Lester Arthur wasnDurn, taiien to yieio
Ight of way to vehicle, $25 forfeit.
Sandra Lynn west, vbr iq in 20, $io
lorieit.
Richard Coy Wiles, VBR 50 In 30, $50
forfeit.
Rose Williams, no operator's llcenM
$7 50 lorieit; disobeyed stop sign, $10 lor
felt.
Jack Clayton Winkler, VBR 30 In 30,
$ 10 lorfelt.
Larrv Zltek, meter warrant, $9 forfeit
Brian Bernard, Improper lelt turn, $7 50
forfeit or tit days; reckless driving, 1100
or 10 oays.
Jan. II
Charles Hood Jr., drunk, $75 or five or
Service News
Airman Basic Dennis L. Cross,
son o Mr. and Mrs, Royal V
Cross, 401 Ski Bowl Drive, Mount
Shasta, is being reassigned to
Goodfellow AFB. Tex., lor train
H if tut mttomiixir
DENNIS L. CROSS
ing and duty aa a communica
tions operations specialist.
Airman Cross recently com
pleted Air Force basic military
training at Lackland AFB, Tex.
lie is a graduate of Mount
Shasta High School and a for
mer student at the College of the
Siskiyous at Weed.
lionald E. Shaver, 1!), 4159 Sum
mors Lane, and Gordon P. Her
ion, 18, Box 3,2, Chiloquin. re
cently enlisted in the Marines,
the local Marine recruiting office
announced.
The men enlisted under a pol
icy which guarantees a few quali
fied enlistees training in Marine
ivinlion. A recruit guaranteed
aviation duty is assigned to basic
airman school after he completes
boot and combat training.
The recruit is then assigned to
another school or on the job train
ing in one of the aviation special-
tics such as jet mechanics, avia
tion electronics, air traffic con
trol or aviation communications.
Shaver is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Shaver and is a l!H2
graduate of Klamath Union High
School. Ilerron is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Herron and is a
1WB graduate of Chiloquin High.
Wayne C. McNeill, seaman.
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
McN'cal, 4431 Laverne Street, aid
ed in training Marines of the Re
public of Korea during Decern
ber while serving aboard the at
lack transport USS Cavalier.
Some 4.000 ROK Marines under
went training in amphibious land
ings. In addition to learning land
ing tactics, the Marines learned
how to operate the boats.
Edwin Bruce Serpa, aviation
electronics technician chief, USN,
son of Mrs. D. L. Moore of 3937'i
Homedale Road, is serving with
Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 27
which recently returned to the
Naval Air Station, Norlolk, Va.
The squadron conducted opera
tions in support of the United
States quarantine forces. It is
commanded by Cmdr. Edward M.
Haugh, USN.
Lynn II. Jlartgrave, utilities
man third class, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cletis Hastings, 1720
Washington Street, is among those
who greeted the New Year at the
bottom of the world.
In this land, where time zones
have little meaning, the men of
Antarctic Support Activities
brought in 1963 with little flourish.
For Christmas observances, the
men had evergreen trees tlown
in from New Zealand, 2,000 miles
away.
The continent is perpetually
covered with snow and ice and
temperatures always are below
zero. More than 90 per cent ol
the ice in the world is found in
Antarctica.
Strategy Shift Reported
WASHINGTON (UPII A stra
tegic shift was reported in the
works for the Mediterranean to
day, with U.S.-built Jupiter rock
ets in Italy and Turkey to be re
placed by Polaris missiles at sea
When the switch is made, it is
excepted to be described as fur
thering the Kennedy-Macmillan,
concept of a NATO nuclear force
as outlined in the agreement they
reached at the Nassau confer
ence,
No part of the plan now being
developed has been spelled nut
officially. As recently as last
summer the Defense Department
denied that any withdrawal of
Jupiter missiles was contem
plated.
During the Cuban crisis in Oc
tober, President Kennedy ignored
a proposal from Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev that the
Turkish bases be dismantled in
return for Russia's withdrawing
missiles from Cuba.
It is apparent, however, that
plans for "modernizing" NATO
weapons have been discussed and
that the Jupiters in northern Italy
and near the Turkish Black Se
coast likely will be casualties.
Fanfani Stirs Thinking
There are 30 Jupiters in Italy
and 15 in Turkey.
Latest thinking came to the
surface during the visit here this
week of Italian Premier Amin-
tore Fanfani. The Italian leader
based Polaris force under some
kind of still unspecified NATO
control.
All U. S. officials said was that
modernization of weapons sys
tems was a matter of continuing
concern to NATO and it could be
assumed that the subject of
modernization is being discussed
with the Italians.
It was made clear unofficially
that the matter of withdrawing
the Jupiter missiles from Italy
and deploying Polaris submarines
in the Mediterranean was part of
the modernization process under
discussion.
There were intimations that a
similar arrangement at the other
end of the Mediterranean would
be discussed.
How cither Italy or Turkey
would participate in a submarine
force has not been explained.
They have an equal say with
America on the launching of Ju
piter missiles on their territory.
Nine Subs Afloat
The U.S. Navy now has nine
Polaris submarines afloat and
soon will begin to organize a sec
ond squadron to comprise- nine
subs, which it may deploy in the
Mediterranean and base at the
huge U. S. naval facility at Rota,
Spain, if suitable ai -ngements
are worked out with Madrid.
The Jupiter missile and the
Thor, which is being dismantled
in England, are the only major
oped and supplied to foreign pow
ers but not deployed itself.
Sixty Thors, which like the Ju
piter have a 1,500-mile range
were sent to England under a
1957 agreement between Presi
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower and
Prime Minister Harold Mac-mil
Ian,
The, Jupiters were installed in
Turkey and Italy under a post
Sputnik agreement in 1957 when
NATO determined to bolster its
strength in the face of Russian
rocket advances.
The Polaris is regarded here as
much less vulnerable than the
above-ground, liquid-fueled Thors
and Jupiters. It fits a seeming
Kennedy administration concept
that a portion at least of the
NATO deterrent should be kept
at sea.
himself bespoke "the most sen-1 weapons that America has devel-
Finances Make
Session Tough
PORTLAND lUPD- State Rep.
Ed Whclan, D - Portland, said
Thursday that money problems
will make the 1963 Oregon Legis
lature "a difficult session."
The financial honeymoon is
over for Oregon." Whelan said in
a speech at Portland State Col
lege. "Our surplus is gone. We
are now in the area of austerity
financing.
PACE 6 B Sunday, January 20, 1963
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
I
1 mi St Ml, w
TJ ui
"That was our kindergarten teacher! She just bought
up his supply of tranquilizers;
LIQUORS
Oprn Sunday, B:IHI tn 11:1)0
WeeJuUyi H:00 to 8:00
Jock's Super Market
Tuleldke, Calif.
For Professional
TREE SERVICE
Baker's Nursery
Call TU 2-5553
r.
: Don't Delay
Income Tax
... ' ' 10 davi.
. dm umi r . u,.t,- Dh.i itninU t? nr fit,
William Henry L owner, into, uoon
public hwy-, pica of guilty, S25 ball ap
plied a fine.
Wilburn Jackson, whos frua nmt U
Wilbur Jack ton, plaa of guilty, $25 tint
paid
Fred Jamai Brown Jr., plea of not oull
ty, ury trial tet lor 2-14-63 at V:J0 a.m.
Out on bond.
FELONIES
Rnherf Leon Chockloot, burglary not In
dwelling, retiue&led pralim. hearing,
tet for l-U-41 at 1:30 p.m., commitled.
Robert Leon Chockloot, burglary not in
a dwelling, prelim, hearing tet for 1-14-43
al 1:30 p.m. commitled,
January 11, 11
TRAFFIC CASES
dura Ann Scot l, violate batie rule,
guilty plea; 17.50 fine paid.
John Harvey Hunrtei, no vehicle li
cense (expired), ouilly plea; IS line paid
flovd Crmrln Vnharry, violate baiic
rule, gu'Hy plea; 5 fine paid
John Joseph improper left turn.
O'lty plea; S10 fine paid
Frankle Marie Angel, violate batlc rule,
ouiity meat Ho fin paid.
I-ranees Audrey Kalina. violate basic
rule, guilty plea; tin fine paid
Kathnne May Mawlev. no operator II-
cense, guilty plea; S fine paid
Velna Leota Kramer, violate basic rule
not guilty plea, trial without iury iet
lor Jan 30, nt
Roherl Earl Roberts, operating a mo
tor vehicle while right In drive suspend
ed, Bismissed lor lark o' proseduion.
Robert Erl Robeilt. operating a motor
vehicle while right to drive suspended,
dumiued tor lack of prosecution.
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Oegory CVrarty Atkewn. hunting pro
hlhited hours, ijf) hail forleited
Dennis Armnnd Dedrtck, bunting pro
hibited hours, us line paid.
TRAFFIC CASES
January 14, 111
James Philip Wilkinson, concealed li
cense plate, guilty plea; S (me paid.
Lester Charles Fleck, violate basic rule,
guilty plea, tH tine paid.
Sharon Lee flury, disobeyed ttop tign,
Oullty plea, S0 fine paid
Kenneth Oeoroe Rnghott, violate basic
rule, guilty plea,- tis line paid.
Vane lesluk Hrrelt. parkinq on High'
way. guilty plea. 1M fin paid.
I areme Alvtn John.tn. no ope'ator
Ikente erlred), Oullty plea; IS floe paid
Douglas dene Shuey. driving while u
rter the Inlluerxe nf lntoi( allng honor,
guilty plia; SliC fine paid and ti days
in rotm'y (all.
F rrtestine I1 aye Wslt, no operator II-tr-e.
S line paid
Med Arnold Woods, vpft'a'e basic rule,
guilty pie; t?S fine paid.
Warceiia Ann Havnes, violate basic
tu'e. guilty plea; US line paid.
Roherl Donald BrunV, flisoheved traffic
lfl"l- guilty plea; is 'ne paid.
Walter Wendell f other inejham, volute
have rule, guilty plea; SIS tine paid
uerald Futiene Smith, pisorteyed Stop
llgn. gi'lty plen. VI) fine paid
Jane Arllne Dletr.cn. violate basic rule,
gu'itv plea, "fl tme paid
to davi.
Byron Lester Llndland, drunk,
Airman Asks
Discharge
MOUNTAIN HOME, 1 (I a h n
(UPI i Airman Corald M. Ander
son, 25, a key liKure in Idaho's
most bizarre murder ease in
years, applied Wednesday for a
hardship discharge" from the
Air Koree.
Anderson, awaiting the Air
Foree's decision whether In press
double murder charges against
him. asked for release under the
unique and unusual cirnim
stances" clause of military regu
lations.
The Air Korce has charged An
derson with slashing tn death
Mrs. Nancy ,loy .Mmson, 22. and
her son, Danny, 2. in Mountain
Home last April.
Anderson as absolved of the
crimes hv the state nf Idaho fol
lowing a confession hv Theodore
Thomas Dickie, 22, an ex-convict
from Hoise.
The Air Force is expected to an
nounce soon its decision regarding
the charges against Anderson.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
IRTHS
BOYS
M.UP!N-Rnrn tft Mr. (inrf Mr, TSpo
rtort Vrtupin In KUmAin Vlly MoipllAI
Jrv H A My weighing 7 im , r
LLP We LLVN flftrn ro Mr and Mr,
FfnnfllrJ F. LfeMtllyrl In KlnmAlh VMv
HoipiMI Jn. 1 hoy wfl'ghtng t lb, .
3', 07.
SHELTON Horn to Mr and Mrt
Thorn J Shfllnn In Klmtn Valley
Hospital Jon. 1 boy weighing A lot ,
U1 1 e,.
ST A NL E Y Worn ,o Mr And Mrl Rill
Stanley In Klamath valley Hmoital
lr a boy weighing 7 !di., 10 oli.
OIDLS
CARLSON Horn to Mr. enr! Vrl.
art! Cartson in Klamath Valley Hospital
Jan. It a girl wer,n,ng A 10, . I
JOHNSON Born to Mr, and Vm Lfroy
Johnion In Klamath Valley Hospital JAn
It a oirl weighing I Ihi.
JONfS Born to Mr. and Mr1 Athert
W Jonet In Klamath Valley Hospital Jan.
It a girl weighing i lbs., 3 oil
fOBLC Born to Mr. and Mm Eddy
cohte In Klamath Valley Hospital Jan. I
girl weighing S Ih' . P, nil.
Hl SUMMARY
Bnyl: 1 Glrlt: 71
Don't delay filing (hat federal
income lax return you cot in the
mail cxpecially if you are one
of the many who have a refund
coming.
for, the sooner you file, the
sooner the Internal Revenue Serv
ice can process your return and
gel your cheek to you. That is the
idvice of A. G. Krickson, Direct
or of Internal Revenue for Ore
gon. He added:
"If e have to audit your re
n il before making a refund and
thus delay your refund check, we
inlorm yoli of that fact hy let
ter. Hut even in such cases, the
earlier you file, the earlier we can
process your return and refund."
Krickson has a couple of lips
for early filers who want tn re-
eive their refunds as quickly as
possible.
One is In make sure that you
include all essential information
n making out your return, such
as, your signature (and that of
your swuse ir it is a joint re
turn i, your social security num
ber, your Form W-2 roitortine
.ytiui- iax wiinnoiciing, and vour
address as legibly as you can
print it.
The other lip, Krickson said, is
not to write (or a few weeks ask
ing why you haven't received
your refund.
If we have to stop to answer
such letters. Krickson said, it will
slow down the refunding process
and delay your check that much
longer.
BBC Surpasses
Commercial TV
London u pd - The nmish
Uroadcasling Corporation claimed
today it has won more viewers
than its commercial rival or the
lust time since 1955. KMC foihids
commercials.
The corjvoiation said that in tlie
IH'iiod from Octolver through De
comtver lat year owners of sets
alilr to pick up both HI1C and the
commercial channel spent 52 er
cent of their viewing time watch
ing MHC.
The HHC said it had surpassed
its commercial comK'titor without
cutting serious programs.
Wanted Man
Found Hanging
ASTOIIIV il'PD- The body of
William Wineman, 4S, W.irrenton,
wanted lor questioning in connec
tion with the death of his wile,
was found hanging from a tree
Thursday altctnoon.
Police said the body was found
in woods behind his home.
Authorities had sought him for
questioning in the death of his
wile. Conine, last Friday. An an
topsy indicated she died from n
beating, authorities said.
Saw' F-i
mxm1 l
ll;,ni;nrwi;
Pocahontas became a Christ
linn and her baptismal name wa-Itcbeeca.
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