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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FaU, Ore.
Friday, February 8, 1963
Police Raid
Venezuela
Terrorists
CARACAS, Venezuela (UPD
Police raided a terrorist den
here Thursday night and seized
Communist plans for attack 'on
U.S. oilfield installations and other
enterprises in Venezuela, it was
reported today.
Detectives who took part in the
raid on a home near the Red-
infested Central University cam
!us said it appeared to be the
central headquarters of the Cas
tro - Communist "National Lib
eration Army (FAL)."
The raiders captured member
ship lists and other documents ex
peeled to expedite the current
roundup of Red troublemakers in
this country.
A few hours before the raid,
band of youthful delinquents be
lieved to be university students
trjed to set fire to the U.h
Chamber of Commerce here. De
tcctives reached the scene in
time to trail the firebugs to the
FAU headquarters.
Terrorists bombed a night club
and a parking lot here Thursday,
injuring a woman and a J4-year-
old girl. The parking lot, bombed
during Uie evening rush hour, is
near the Caracas office of the jst
National City Bank of New York.
Among the papers seized in the
raid were messages from Moscow
and Havana, some of them in
code, the police said. There also
were several copies of a book,
"Guerrilla Warfare," by Argen
tine-born Castroite leader Ernes
to (Che) Guevara.
Weather Roundup
Temperatures during tlie 24
hours ending at 4 a.m. PST today.
High Low
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oast 15-30 becoming southwest to
night; little rain.
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Eastern Oregon: Precipitation
about normal; highs 40-45; low 27-
37.
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local afternoon clearing; highs 43-
48: low 30-38.
Northern California: Occasional
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Timberline Lodge total snow 39
inches, no new; hardack, skiing
good; roads clear; New Magic
Mile and Betsy Tow operating
Malin Scouts
Receive Awards
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MALIN Receiving awards at
the Cub Scout pack meeting Jan.
30 at the community hall were
Kelly London, bear badge; Phil
McCulley, Steve Rajnus, denner
tripes; Andy Street, second year
pin; Doug Johnson, denner
stripe; Dennis Brightman and Da
vid Cacka, first yar pins. Special
guest of the evening was Joe Vic
torin, cubmastor of Tulclake.
For entertainment Mrs. Don
London's den presented a s k i t.
"The Last of the Alamo," and
Carl Rajnus, cubmasler, showed
slides of hunting wild animals.
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Sports Car
Thief Breaks
Into House
A burglar who operates a lale
model sports car is being sought
by the sheriff's office in connec
tion wilh the break-in of a Lake
port Blvd. house last Sunday while
the occupants of the residence
were in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wills, 4043
Lakcnort Blvd.. told deputy sher
iff Lou Bogart that they returned
home earlier this week to discov
er that a toaster, percolator and
food were stolen while they had
been in Ashland during the past
several weeks.
Investigation by Bogart indicat
ed that a "new type compact auto
mobile" observed leaving' the
Wills' residence about 9:30 p.m.
Sunday, by Mrs. Carl Lyon, a
neighbor, may have been operat
ed by the burglar.
The burglar apparently drove
up to the house in the automobile
and entered the building after
breaking a window on the front
porch and climbing through it,
Bogart and deputy Lee Saunders
are still investigating.
The stolen items and damage to
the house has been estimated at
$300.
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Science.CIalrrns Spread Colds
Not Exposure fo IKfeather Or Drafts
(EDITOR'S N'OTK For cen
turies, the sniffles and shakes of
(he common cold have been
blamrd on drafts, wet feet and
the like. Scientist peeking to
defeat the cold virus now believe
none of these may be to blame.
The causes of a cpld are exam
ined in this, this second of a
three-part series on science's
battle against the cold.)
By BARNEY SKIHKItT
CHICAGO (UPD Discoveries
about what causes the common
cold have come so rapidly that
even physicians are confused.
A medical pamphlet titled "Old
King Cold." published in 1959,
advised that the chances of catch
ing colds could be lessened with
plenty of rest, avoiding drafts,
safeguarding against chills and
overheating, protection against
wet feet, dressing or undressing
in cold rooms, and contact with
persons who have colds.
Many researchers now believe
the best advice contained in that
section of the pamphlet is the last
avoiding contact with persons
wno nave colds.
Research at .the University of
Illinois and at Britain's resort-like
Harvard Hospital included expos
ing volunteers to:
Drafts, water drencnings in cold
air, up to 58 hours of sleepless
ness, and hours of exposure to
chilling temperatures while clad
only in light underclothing.
Colds were no more frequent
among those who underwent the
ordeals than among test groups
which did not.
Dr. Justin M. Andrews, directo1"
of the National Institute of Aller
gy and Infectious Disease, said:
Unless you are at the same
time exposed to a person who has
cold, I don't think that just
chilling your feet or anything of
that sort is going to start a cold.
It is commonly believed that you
are more susceptible to colds if
you get your feet wet. Yet, when
vou put this to a test,
not to be the case."
Caused by Virus
Since those unpleasant but oth
erwise harmless ordeals by volun
teers in Salisbury, England, and
Chicago, researchers have found
that colds are caused by any of
some 120 or more virus strains
and the so-called "Eaton Agent,"
a micro-organism which is neither
virus nor germ.
Although a multitude of virus
strains may cause the common
cold, most are caused by a dozen
or so varieties.
Among children 10,000 of whom
die annually from respiratory in
fections which often begin as colds
the respiratory syncytial 1RS1
virus is responsible for about 21)
per cent of common colds and
other respiratory illness.
The common cold has been
found to die out in closed com
munities such as Norway's Island
of Spirtzbergen, or the recently
evacuated volcanic island of Tris-
it is shounitan da Cunha. But colds recur
w hen the community Is visited by
a ship even though those aboard
may not have colds. This suggest
ed to the British researchers that
some persons are "cold carriers."
The British also found a rela
tionship between lowering of hu
midity in homes and the onset of
colds.
More In Winter
Since chills, wet feet and ex
posure to drafts probably are not
factors in contracting colds, why
are there more colas m winter?
Dr. Harry Dowling of the Uni
versity of Illinois theorized that it
may be because people crowd to
gether in closed rooms when the
weather's cold.
A drop in the incidence of colds
during the Christmas holidays,
when children are out of school.
and a rise in the incidence when
classes resume appears to support
this theory.
(Next What can you do about a
cold.)
Trio Seeks
Recovery
Of Losses
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Malin Chamber
Slates Ballot
MALIN The members of the
Malin Chamber of Commerce will
elect five new directors Mr 1963.
The ten men nominated for the
positions are Larry Barbour,. Jer-
y Brown. Charles Duncan, Adolph
Drazil, Dale Holl, George Rajnus,
Jack Lindsay, Ron McVay, Ralph
Stearns, and Norman Unis.
The ballots, mailed to each
member eligible to vote, must be
returned to the chamher secretary
hy Feb. 11. It was also announced
that the dues have been raised
lo $6 this year because of in
creased costs. '
MEDFORD (UPD-Three com
plaints seeking recovery of $6,140
allegedly lost in poker games here
have been filed in Jackson County
Circuit Court.
David M. Chandler, Trail; Louis
C. Burns, Medford, and Earl Pid
cock, Medford, are tlie plaintiffs.
Defendants are Virgil Stickley,
Medford: L. W. Howell, Eagle
Point, and the Crater Lake Aerie
of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
where U13 games were allegedly
held.
The complaint claimed that of
ficers of tlie lodge were aware of
the games and that the Aeri col
looted a fee.
Chandler listed losses of $2,075
in 21 games, Burns $1,025 in nine
games and 1'idcock $3,040 in Z4
games. Each seeks recovery of
twice the amount said lost, as pro
vided under state statutes, plus
costs.
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Lions Observe
Anniversary
DUNSMUIR A 40th anniver
sary will be celebrated by the
Dunsmuir Lions Club with a din
ncr at the Community Youth
Building Feb. 16.
Linns and their ladies will hon
or charier members, t'elhil Jones
of San Carlos and D. W. Kilborn
of Sacramento, on this occasion
Ray Marks. San Francisco, in
ternational councilor for the Lions
Club, will lie the guest speaker.
Karl I luuslon. Susanville, district
Lions governor, and L. D. Taylor,
Yrcka, deputy district governor,
are among the honored guests in
viled.
Navy Planes
Miss Crash
S.N FRANCISCO (UPD -
Western Airlines DC6B carrying
.13 passengers narrowly missed
colliding with a formation of four
Navy jet fighters Thursday night
over a Northern California mountain.
A spokesman for the Federal
Aviation Agency said Western
Flight 167, en roule from San
Francisco to Los Angeles, en
countered the Navy planes in a
clear sky over Mt. Hamilton, 40
miles south of San Francisco.
Tlie spnkc.MTian said the airliner
and the fighters were both flying
at an altitude of between 6.000
and 7.000 fret when the near-miss
occurred. All were flying by visual
controls, he said.
The airliner returned tr San
Francisco and tlie flight was canceled.
None of the passengers was in
jured.
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Elmer Alstrom
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strom. a retired Lakeview mcr-
hant 82 years of age, was in
tailed Noble Grand of Lakeview
IOOF 1-odce No. 63 at a special
installation meeting last Tuesday
evening.
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'Certificate of Efficiency" for
perfection in his ritualistic mem
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uhieve this goal through the tu
toring of his lodge brother, Mark
lietty. who is now convales
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Irom a broken hip. Getty was un-
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