Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 31, 1963, Page 7, Image 7

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(.OUI'Mi OK CliTK CHICKS Donned in all his feathered finery, a Belgian bantam named
Bai by D'Uccle sticks his chest out and his tail up as he meets pretty Stephanie Hill. The
rooster was appearing at a three-day international poultry show being held in London.
Stephanie seems to think he's a prize.
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H K, NOW Susan Kirkland, 14 months, gives some last
minute farewells as she talks on the telephone in New York. ,
She was set to jet to Europe to join her soldier father.
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Eggitt, 22, just laughs it off as she takes her frozen laundry off the clothes line at New 1,4
Maiden, Surrey, England.
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PARDON MY BACK Twcedle-dec and Tweedle-dum, a
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man who feeds them.
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tive of a master slave manipulator in Washington. Hie shimmering sheath gown .
electronic "monster" is used for handling radioactive ma- designed i,v Philip Hulilar. '
tenals. Peggy docsn t appear very tnghtencci. The designer scattered deli- l
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catc yellow roses, cmhroid- A HIT OF OLD FRANC E FOUND IN THE OLD SOUTH St. Louis Cathedral provides the iZY DAY Passe rsby pay no attention to a water buffalo
1 ered on white chiffon. Gown background as a tourist takes a snapshot in the New Orleans French Quarter. The area Who is relaxing on the street In Katmandu, Nepal. This is
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THE EAGLE IS READY FOR LAUNCH Arno Meyer
Hands by a pond in West Berlin and puts the finishing
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touches on the model sailing ship. Eagle of Lubeck. which THAT'S THE BREAKS Roberta and Robert Wnlnitzck WATCH THAT TIGER A fotir month old tiger rolls on the ground as the cat on the chair keeps a close watch in llolly.
took him about three vears to build in his spare time. Th certainly got a couple of had hieaks in Covington. Ky. The wood. The tiger will begin his career as a film star in -Black Zoo." He I a very playful fellow when he is off the set.
ihip is approximately nine feet long and eight feet high. 13-ycar-old twins both broke their left arms 11 days apart. but a demon once he gets In front of those movie cameras.