BASIN
BONANZA
MR. AND MRS. . JAMES
N'UNES and children of Red Bluff
have moved to the George Baker
ranch. Richard is a junior and
Linda is m the sixth grade.
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ASH
ER of Brooks, Alberta, Canada,
spent a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Steven-
tun. Neal Ferguson of Reno also
visited his daughter, Mrs. Steven
son, for a few days.
MR. AND MRS. A. C. OLSO.V
of Klamath Falls were dinner
guests at the Dairy home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Angel on Feb.
27. Later they all attended Bo
nanza Parent? ami. Patron rinh.
vhcre the 0!ii3 kntmud tuiored
slides of their recent trip (A Fh
rope. .Mr. Olson taught at Bo
nanza many years ago.
, MR. AND MRS. CEORGE WU
' spent a few days in Portland with
their son and daughter-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wu, and
family.
MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
AYRE of Kcnncwich, Wash., arc
visiting in Langell Valley with
his daughter, Mrs. L. F. Nichols,
and family.
MERRILL
MR. AND MRS. BOB SNYDER
are the parents of their first
child born Feb. 18. The boy has
, been named James Ernest. Ma
; ternal grandparents are Mr. and
' Mrs. Lloyd Llsk.
. MR. AND MRS. DALE McCOL
LOCH and girls of Eureka, vis
- ited last week with their parents,
. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Conner,
and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mc
Colloch, and other relatives.
MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL COBB
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watts
traveled last weekend to Quincy,
Calif., to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
c Art Greenbank.
TVIR. AND MRS. ULAS JOHN
SON had as recent housoguests
, their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Meld, of Red Bluff.
, While here the Rcids also visited
other relatives.
MR, AND MRS. BILL GASSER
and family have had his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gasser, of
Blocksburg, Calif., and his gran
mothcr, Mrs. Rose of Soux City
visiting recently. While here tliey
f visited many points of interest In
. tile Basin.
MRS. DALE BRANTLEY and
daughter, Rhonda Gayle, of Clilco
.. are visiting this week with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. William
Poe. Brantley will arrive next
ROTC Study
Continues
: WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Defense Department today bowed
to congressional pressure and
Ogrecd to continue the high school
KOTC program for another year.
McNamara had proposed earlier
that military support for the pro
gram, involving 60,000 pupils at
225 public and private schools,
should be cut off this July.
However, top members of t h c
House Armed Services Commit
tee, including Chairman Carl Vin
ton. D-Ga., announced their sup
port for new legislation which
uould expand the program to In
clude 500,000 youngsters at 2,000
high schools.
: Under the program, high school
youths are given elementary mili
tary training much as an extra
subject In their school work They
wear uniforms, attend classes on
military subjects and take port in
marching drills.
The Defense Detriment's about
face was announced today by As
sistant Defense Secretary Norman
S. Paul at the first hearing of s
House armed services suhcommit
e investigation Into the junior
;ftOTC program.
Tlie announcement came after
Chairman F. Edward Hcbcrt. D
La., had opened the session with
a blistering statement accusing
the Defense Department of a
"misguided sense of economv" In
proposing originally to withdraw
its support of the high school
ROTC program.
; Boys Confess
Arson Attempt
LAKKVIEW - Two 13-year-old
I,- ix'is have confessed to juvenile
authorities here of the deliberate
setting of a fire to a vacant build
i hig on 6th and II streets, Friday
evening. March 1.
i Tlie fire was set by pouring
gasoline around the area and
' using powder from shotgun sliells
. as a fuse. The alleged intent of the
fire was to draw attention to that
, end of town while they at
; tempted robbery of a sporting
, poods store in another area to
obtain pistols for target practice
,.1110 robbery was not accomplished
-.as Uie boys were apprehended
beforehand.
' ," Hearings before Charles H. Fos-
ter, Juvenile Judge, are being ar
' ranged for this week.
BRIEFS
week to take his family home.
MRS. LLOYD HENDERSON
and Lincoln visited last weekend
with relatives in the Bay Area
while Rev. Lloyd Henderson at
tended the Presbyterian Men's As
sociation meeting held at Sacra
mento. Other men attending the
meeting from Merrill were M. A.
Bowman, Frank Howard, and Bill
Poe.
DIANE AND BEVERLY HUN.
NICUTT of Veneta, Ore., visited
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Ochs and Mrs. Dollic
Hunnicutt, last weekend. Another
sister, Virginia, was unable to
come because of illness.
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Faubus Claims Guard
Fliers Flew Invasion
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) -
Gov. Orval E. Faubus said Wed
nesday that Arkansas Air National
Guard fliers who were "sworn to
secrecy" flew combat missions
during the l'J61 Cuban Bay of
Pigs invasion.
Faubus said at least a dozen
Arkansas Guard fliers were in
Nicaragua to fly for the invasion
and "some" did fly. He said that
far as he knew, no airmen
from Arkansas were casualties,
but one plane from Arkansas was
shot down.
Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey, chief
of stalf of the Arkansas Air Na
tional Guard, said he did not
know what Faubus was talking
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Kennedy's disclosure that four
Alabama National Guardsmen
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Faubus said efforts to recruit
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Duke, a long tailed mongrel
who was once consigned to a
pound, has joined dogdom's
elite. He was named Research
Dog Hero of the Year" by the
National Society for Medical Re
search.
The dog, w hose black and brown
coat gives few clues to his pedi
gree, is an important member of
the oepn heart surgery research
team at the University of Oregon
Medical School. About a year and
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surgery to create an atrial septal
detect a small window between
two chambers of his heart. Be
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Duke's participation was vital
to the investigation.
After the operation he under
went a series of tests to help the
doctors learn more about how
certain parts of the heart func
tion w ith such a defect.
At the University of Ore
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Harkins, representing the Nation
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presented Duke with a mono
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trophy engraved, "Duke Re
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man of the department of surgery
at the University of Washington
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chief of the University Hospital
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In a switch from his usual role
as head of the University of Ore
gon Medical School's open heart
surgery team, Dr. Albert Starr
accepted the awards for the dog
and translated Duke's remarks
(or newsmen present.
Now, Duke has found a new
home and a family of his own on
a wooded farm near Cornelius.
Ore. The three young sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Salzwedel
will give Duke plenty of loving
attention. What's more, Duke and
5-year-old Jeffrey have a common
bond. Jeffrey is now recovering
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formed 18 days aso at the Uni
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Hospital
At the Tue?day morning party
for Duke. Jeffrey and his new
friend received other gifts. The
Animal Care Department gave the
dog a leather leash to match his
new collar. Pediatric nurses from
the Medical School Hospital pre
sented the dog's new master witlil
an engraved brush and members
of the open heart surgery team
gave their retiring teammate a
'monogrammed food dish. For
Duke, the most enjoyable eveni
of the party was receiving a ham
burger cake lopped with hot dog
candles from the hospital dieti
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when Duke was born we decided
U make today his official birth
day."
Without the "Dukes" in the
world such surgery as that per
formed on Jeffrey would be vir
tually impossible. This friendly
dog, now vigorous and healthy.
represents hundreds ot canine ne
rocs throughout the country who
have made open heart surgery
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