Portland Nurse Strangled
PORTLAND (UPD A 22 year
old Multnomah County Hospital
nurse as found dead Monday
and a deputy coroner said she
apparently liad been strangled.
The victim was Mary Frances
Reid, whose body was found lying
face down behind the breakfast
bar in her neat north Portland
apartment.
Police said there were no signs
of a struggle.
Deputy Coroner Ted Lucas said
a preliminary autopsy indicated
the young woman had been stang
led, possibly with a rope or some
thing of a similar nature.
The body was found Monday
afternoon by the victim's mother
and her sister, who entered the
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apartment through a window alter
they got no answer. The victim
had been ill at home wilii a virus
infection.
Neighbors said they heard
sounds of an argument and a pos
sible struggle in the apartment
late Sunday night.
Police questioned and then re
leased a friend of the victim
Monday night.
The sister, Mrs. Jo Ann Wood
aids, said she had telephoned the
victim Monday, to see if she could
use her washing machine. She
said when she got no answer to
the telephone call she and her
mother investigated.
On The Record
KLAMATH PALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
RE IS Born 1o Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Rtta in Klimath Valley Hospital April
5 a boy weighing 7 lot. 15' t cut.
long Born io Mr, and wi. Dcmera
Long in Klamath Valley Hospital April
S a boy weighing 4 lbs.. 4 ozs.
TlLSON Born to Mr. and wn. Tom
my L. Tilson In Klamath Valley Hos
pital April a a boy weighing 7 lbs. 4"
POOL Born to Mr. end Mri. Benfe-
mln E. Pool In Klamath Valley Hospital
April a boy weighing 7 lbs., 2' i on.
COA K L E Y Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rog
er Coaklty In Klamath Valley Hospital
April a a Doy weighing lbs..
rob BEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert H. Robben Jr. in Klamath Valley Hos
pital April 7 boy weighing 7 Ibs.i 4'j ozs.
GIRLS
McAULIFFF Born to Mr. and Mn.
Dantel McAuNtre in Klamath Valley Hos
pital April 5 girl weighing 7 Ibs.r ozs.
ut an t Born io mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bean In Klamath Valley Hospital
April a giri weighing ids., avi ozs.
BRtrHM Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Brehm in Klamath Valley Hospital
April s a gin weighing ids.. 4Vi ozs.
Evans Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Evan In Klamath Valley Hospital
April 5 a girt weighing i ids.. 4 ozs.
LcLLl Born to Mr. and Mrs. Querino
A. LtlH In Klamath Valley Hospital April
a Qiri weighing lbs., ois.
WAGNER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Wagner In Klamath Valley Hospital
April giri weigning r ids. v.'t ou.
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Judge Asked
To Reconsider
PORTLAND UPI) - Federal
Judge John J. Kilkenny has been
asked to reconsider a decision
which denied two widows dam
ages lor loss of their husbands
in a boating accident.
A motion was filed in Federal
Court Friday by James R. Ellis,
attorney for Mrs. Robert Bolam
and Mrs. Ted Sigurdson, whose
husbands drowned in January of
1960 near Grays Harbor, Wash.
Judge Kilkenny ruled March 29
that the Coast Guard was not neg
ligent in the tragedy which came
when (lie purse seiner Barbara
Lee capsized while trying to tow
the disabled motor lifeboat Invin
cible over the Weslport Bar. The
widows had sought $254,000 dam
ages for the husbands' deaths.
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Seniors Plan
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MERRILL Seniors at .Merrill
High School are busy making fi
nal arrangements for their third
annual public spaghetti dinner to
be held Saturday, April 13, in the
elementary school cafeteria. Serv
ing will be from 6 to 8 p.m.
Proceeds from the dinner w ill be
used to help purchase the gilt the
graduating seniors plan to give
to the school. The class adviser
is Kelly Robinette.
Serving on the dinner commit
tee are Bill Poe, chairman, Dale
Hill, Dave Hill, Colleen Crockett
and Roberta Callahan. The menu
will include spaghetti, salad,
French bread and homemade pie.
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plate, with pre - school children
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ad and pies, and the bread, milk,
and butter w ill be donated.
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