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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1963)
31 VT. I' ; K - BETTY ANN CHAPMAN Auxiliary Names Girl MERRILL The Merrill Ameri can Legion Auxiliary has selected Betty Ann Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ithcl Chapman, to attend Girls' Stale in Salem June 10 - 16. Betty, 17-ycar-old Merrill High School junior, is active in the Speech Cluh and Pep Club. She is most interested in biology and plans a career in that field. She also serves as vice presi dent of Theta Rho and is marshal of the district convention in Med ford. Betty lists her hohbies as bowling, dancing, and piano. Student Killed HILLSBORO il'Pn - Dinah lc. 18, Glendale, died in a hos pital Monday from injuries suf fered in a two-car accident Sun day. She was a student at Pacific I'nivcrsity. Five other persons injured in the accident were in "fairly good" condition. Cpyr'QM, Ovelitv talom of America 4 Y$&. j& Overturned Fuel Truck Recovered TUCSON', Ariz. (L'PIi - An overturned truck - trailer loaded with potentially poisonous missile luei was lilted upright Tuesday and delivered to its desti nation without incident. Two huge cranes managed the precarious revocery operation ear ly Tuesday. Officials previously had weighed the nossihiliiv of "imping the fuel out. Precautionary measures, which included evacuating residents within a one-mile radius of the overturned truck and clnsina nearby schools, were called nil after the safe removal. The residents were removed from the area Monday after the truck carrying Titan missile fuel overturned, but were allowed to return home after the tank rjortinn of the vehicle was cradled hv three cranes to keep its weight evenly distributed. Oflicers said that if the linuid fuel were released in the air it would develop a poisonous gas that would be fatal. The cranes were used to prevent anv strain on the tank that could cause a leak. A disaster team from Davis . Monthan Air Force Base and civil defense units were called to the scene where the tanker fliiijied on its side, three miles north of the main business district It contain. ed 18 tons of nitrogen tri-oxide. the driver of the truck which fell into a -ulvert as it was mak ing a tu..i. apparently was nut hurt. He was not identilicd. The truck was reported cn route from Richmond, Calif., to a Tucson Titan missile site. There are some ,Kl differs! is lands in the Bermuda group. CooMfoflv. Inc. 143" REACH vim"" r EARL DANOSKY Two Merrill xz. Picked For Boys State MKRRILL Two Merrill High, School juniors were selected by the Merrill American legion Post Premium Books Being Printed ALTURAS A. H. "Hippy" Bur-' meister, manager of the Modoc County Fair, announced this week that the premium books for the fair are now being printed. The fair dates this year are Aug. 23- i, he said. "If you don't receive a premi um book within the next three weeks or if you know you are not already on the mailing list, write to the Modoc County Fairgrounds, Cedarville, and we will mail one out to you. "It is the exhibitors who make the fair a success for everyone and we welcome one and all. This year s book has more depart ments than ever for the exhibi tor, along with fine premiums and prizes," Burmeisler concluded. KsS&hjM AB0UT Sm FOR THE LOAF WITH THE BRIGHT RED OVAL! It's finer . . . it's tastier . . . it's fresher . . . right down to the last tender, delicious slice! It's the best we've ever baked . . . it's the best you've ever tasted. Xo wonder everywhere it's Fluhrer's Sunbeam Bread the bread beyond compare! -A I . rC. r v r " M At" ' -I Sf l KEN SMITH Students and local merchants to attend Boys' State at Salem this sum mer. The delegates are Ken Smith, 17, son of Mrs. Cecil Smith, and Earl Danosky. 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danosky. Earl, a two-year lcttcrman in football, is interested in the sub jects of algebra and chemistry and for recreation prefers hunt ing and fishing. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Ken, a three-year lctterman in football, baseha',1, and track, and a two-year lctterman in basket ball, plans to become a coach. He is a member of the Letter men's Club, chorus. Speech Club. Student Council, ind serves ns class president. He is also ac tive in the YMCA, Boy Scouts, and t'ie First Presbyterian Church. Economy Minded Large Selection Shrubt & Evergreen, $1.45 to S2.25 Baker's Landscape Nursery 4l A T ' i if, Wednesday. May I, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS. Expensive Dinner Awaits Worthy One WASHINGTON (LPI Some 'very worthy" Republican under 15 is going to get a $1,000 dinner for free. He will be the guest of Tacotna. Wash., attorney at Thursday's dinner in honor of Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. The Senate GOP Campaign 'Committee received a telegram from Frank C. Neal. 85, which said that nothing "would give me mon satisfaction than to accent youf invitation to a $1,000 a plate dinner honoring Barry Goldwater. who is our country's only hope. My check will be in the mail this iftcrnoon." "Since distance and my 83 ycarsl f I NOW ... a Larger Selection of Sickroom Rentals We have expanded our facilities in order to carry a more complete selection of supplies and equip ment used in the sickroom. Now vou con rent the equipment right here, instead of going out of town for it. ' Walkers Wheel Chain Patient Lift! Hoipitol Beds Whirlpools Bring us your doctor's prescription for the above! TENDERLY CURLED STAYS SOFT - FRESH PAGE 7-A Klamath Falls, Oregon make it impossible for me to at tend in person, will you kindly Iconvey my respects to the senator and if you can find a very worthy young Republican under 25 to rep resent me at the dinner, it will be appreciated." 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