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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1963)
t PIGTUR I M Y m. V ft 1 VI "V 111 i h l III l ! l ) I ' y ill I ; I 4?lvw7 V : '8Smi ?- i if IlL: j A - I --in. in i (....-r"' ' V . -'i- i J ' , - ' VhT; '! BIG SWITCH Paul Stcindlcr gave up wrestling athletes ' . , .Crt"TT'- ,? ; ' " '' .' 71' ' ' ' ' 'v '' for wrestling pols and pans. A former Czech Olympics ,. ' v': sC - , i ' ' ' i-. y. ' '-st" v.-l ; ' ' ' ' "') welterweight, he now owns a French restaurant in New ' Jr- iii, - ' t, "tf-?- v ' 1 . .'..-':( , . -J- .: York City. During a tour of his establishment, he said he ' fxs ' ' ''' ' " ! . . V 'mmmmiiM- js!m always intended to have a culinary career. MBtwnmiMiirwr-ii-iii-iii t-i -, DOUBLE FEA'IRK Tlie peck-a-boo game is what these two culies seem to be playing as they do a double feature act. The 17-mohth-old twins, Kathy and Carmen Lydon, of New York, are actually enjoying the texture of a velvet-like : IT'S THAT JONES GIRI-Actress Shirley Jones is shown arriving at New York's International Airport with her children Patrick and Shaun. Mrs. Jack Cassidy in private iMm hfe, she is on her way to Rome for movie assignment. inrtrnii iftnniMwi.i..'iimi 5 ji4 x BLOSSOMING SPLKNDOIt French desigiicr Marc Eolian has embarked on a new trend of filling in low cut necklines with provoca tive dickeys. White evening r "cj- -''V, -7 ''V - Uro;-'-' V, and "range lower? t ton ' PROm,KM-Dani.l, royal ha nqueting tables have new tablecloths. Woven blossominc out at the hem V V V- . ln "enmarK, ine seven cloths feature the insignias Diossoming oui ai me nem. 0f Denmark and Greenland, and each is nearly 48 feet long and 10 feet wide. , ui - mvmwv -Mt& mi .i I I K . llll.llllM-l lift OTl III,, win iT.irniiiiiiiiii.il imium uti .mii 11 1 i,M-rrn'-frfnmiy 1 vri il MINIATURE 'ALICE' Jill Moore seems like a miniature "Alice In Wonderland" during her visit to the British Toy Fair, as she gazes up at a huge panda and a giant teddy bear. The stuffed animals stand 6 feet, 6 inches. 'CHIEF' EXECUTIVE President Kennedy shows on some of the gifts that were presented to him during a visit by members of the National Congress of American Indians at Washington, D.C. The Chief Executive is an honorary member of several Indian tribes. ,-v.'V -t . hyi-fw- T'i? WAWi' fetgtijfi (t :m --'is Sir Kf St 4 J t 111.1 l'INC. HAM) liming a break in filming "1 Could Go ron .h lus lunch. ., is Ins firs, movie appearance and he plays . .J''.:;- V , "W"."1"' '" n rxira in me nuisic-arama which s ars his mothrr anrt Dirk Bogarde. v " l"'.,llo,i; "win nHiuKKiHi ri stcri ln foreground are having a (snow) ball. ferrate -1 x& -t HIGH AND MIGHTY Seemingly arrogant, these long ncckcd giraffes find it hard not to "look down" on mere humans At the Rome Zoo ln Italy, an employe is no exception. He climbed high on a step ladder to brush them off.
