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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1963)
riv- i uk ) ' - ' - I Wfc CAR HOPS Kay Hunter keeps time as students of the University of Florida at Gainesville take part in an unusual race. Tho boys carried a ,35-potind car with a girl perched in the front scat down a football field. 1 El-.. 1 SCI100L SOON Shoe shine boys like these fellows in Al giers will be going out of business. The Algerian young sters will be ordered back to school for technical studies. f "Av ( 1 iMi fr- ' Ml A Ml - " 1 ' Z3 i,..),. ..-I fr 31 SPUING A costume for spring from designer Mam- FAMILY AFFAIll Anthony Holland, Ruth Gordon and Walter Matthau (son, mother and .',. ,,,... f T whn,, KKEP COOL No, it's not a missile, but a cooling unit o father) in a scene from "My Mother, My Father and Me," a new comedy which hopes Portugal Bright yellow the concrete batch plant now being built at the site of the to make a hit on New York's Broadway. chiffon 'wool "coat tops Oioville (Calif ) Dam, a key unit of the State Water Plan. . , fttww 'WWl'lWV " ' striped chiffon blouse and The dam will stand 735 feet high when completed. 1 ? 8t iff TIIKKE'S HOPK The hospital ship Hope is greeted in New York after a 10-montli voyage to Peru. The ship is used by the Pcople-to-People Health Foundation, Inc. 1 V i K J. i MAKES HISTORY Airman 2C Margaret Ward, 19, smiles at McGuire Air Force Base, N. J., after becoming the first j,,ja Washington', Chicago iC'lllillU llll-MUiri VII UIK J'l'HB III lIilYl! ,H lVUU UIU JJctl'Oit speed of sound. TO VISIT l S. A. King Hassan II, shown in I lie throne room in Itabal, Mo rocco, is scheduled to visit the U. S. from March 20 to April 10. His itinerary will include New York, Pluladel- J( ' - (iOING INTO FLICKERS Italian film producer Dino De Laurentus kisses the hand of the former Empress of Iran, Princess Soraya, in Rome, where it was announced she will begin a film career. She said she had wanted to be a movie queen "since I was a little girl.'' 1 1 L A(i FOR FOLKLORE Women put the finishing touches on a Hag made by a Munich, Germany, embroiderer for a liavanan lolklore group in Washington, D. C. The flag shows Havarians dressed in costumes dancing in front of the U. S. Capitol. VzWrJ if V . 'h in ill iili I ti,VA,-'-iiv , (-( - i 1 ,..-..C. '-nA i?t .rii'iiv? is GOING STRONG Still showing he has what it takes, Maurice Chevalier rases Into a song during a recording session in New York, Tho vigorous 75-ycar-old performer made an album for his new movie, "A New Kind of Love." SMILING M("t ESS In her dressing room, a smiling Grraldinc Pace protects her plea- SPRING SNIFFER Meryl Goldfai h, 2'i, of New York sure in the sweetness of success in New York. The star of the Eugene O'Neill play, "Strange City wears warm clothes as she snifls one of the neighbor- Interlude," has been nominated for an Oscar as the best actress for her performance in hood's first rhododendron buds ... a sure sign of spring. the movie, "Sweet Bird of Youth."
