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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1963)
Strangler Hunted As Police Find Body Sprawled On Bed CAMBRIDGE. Mass. i UPI The unclothed body of an attrac tive brunette singer, stabbed 28 times and Kiln a nylon stocking and two kerchiefs wound around her neck, was found Wednesday night sprawled across a bed in her apartment. Dr. Peter A. Delmonico, Middle sex County medical examiner, said an autopsy early today rc vcaled that Miss Beverly Samans, 2, died of multiple slab wounds. She had not been raped, police said. Apparently the stocking and kerchiefs were knotted around her neck alter she had been stabbed, police said. 'I hey said the results of the autopsy tended to eliminate Miss Samans as the 9th victim of the phantom strangler in the past 11 months. Like the victims of the phan tom strangler. Miss Samans had close hospital ties and had an interest in music. The other vic tims either had been patients or had worked in greater Boston llOSpituiSi Miss Samaiii, the only child of Herman Samans of Becklcy, W. 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Stain During Weekend Her body was found on a com bination studio couch-bed in the two-room first flour front apart ment where she lived alone on fashionable University Road, just off Harvard Square near the Had cliff'! College campus. She appar. ently was slain during the week' end, authorities said. There was no sign of forced entry and her door was locked. Miss Samans had been studying in the Boston area at Boston Uni versity and the New England Con tervatory of Music for the past year. Boston University authorities said Miss Samans, an accom plished singer, specialized in mu sical therapy and had done ex tensive field work at several state schools for mentally retarded children. Friend Kinds Body Miss Samans had worked at the Kcrnald School for Retarded Children and the Medficld State (mental) Hospital. Police said the girl's body was found by a friend, Oliver Cham berlain, 33, who said he had been called by one of Miss Samans' girl friends and was asked to check on her. The unidentified girl became curious vhen Miss Samans failed to attend a choir rehearsal at Second Baptist Church of Boston Wednesday night. Miss Samans last had len seen alive about 11:30 a.m. Sun day. Newspapers for Monday and Tuesday were found outside her apartment. A Sunday newspaper was inside the apartment. Neighbors described the victim as a "quite attractive" dark haired sirl. about 5-fecM, with "plenty of friends." HERALD AND SEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon Thursday, May 9, 19tU PAGE 5-A T" Civil Rights Okay Seen WASHINGTON lUPfi - The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee predicted today the House would pass an administra tion sponsored civil rights bill but was less optimistic about chances or Senate approval. Rep. Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., said the House bill providing all that President Kennedy proposed would contain a four year exten slon of the civil rights commis sion a means to speed up voting suits, and some provision to keep slates from using literacy tests to bar Negroes from the polls. Celler said the omnibus civil rights legislation also included a bonus which the President had not requested. It would provide authority for the attorney general to file suits on behalf of citizens denied admission to segregated schools. Both Celler and Rep. William M. McCulloch. Ohio, the commit tee's ranking Republican, indicat ed there was some chance the added amendment would be ap proved. Other congressional news: Kecd Grain: Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. D-Minn., said Demo cratic leaders plan to speed a Senate vote on a feed grain sur plus control bill before the May 21 wheat control referendum. The feed grain program would extend for two more years the program which allows growers who voluntarily cut production of corn and other feed grains to qualify for price supports and acreage-diversion payments. Appropriations: The House was cxccted to eliminate a 165.000 foreign travel Hem, thus speeding final agreement on a $1.4 billion supplemental money bill. The House refused to pass the meas ure because of objections to the funds which would have paid travel expenses for foreigners to attend f i STUDENT BODY LEADERS Seven Malin High School students were recently elect ed to serve as officers of the student body next fall. They are, back row, from left, Eddie Cacka, sergeant-at-arms; Terry Brown, third vice president; Danny Duncan, first vice president; and Tom Brown, president. Front row, Peggy Long, secretary-treasur-er; Loudean Lyon, head cheerleader, and K risti Ottoman, second vice president. Relief Deadlock Forces Breadlines In Chicago CHICAGO 'UPI' - Food dis tribution centers set up to feed families on relief facing hunger harkened back today the dark de pression days. With relief checks halted be cause of a legislative deadlock, welfare agencies organized food centers and issued pleas for do nations of canned food and pow dered milk. The Federation of Settlements organized the food centers at 32 neighborhood settlement houses. A group of businessmen and ommunity leaders set up anoth er food center in the Woodiawn area on the South Side. The Salvation Army and Cath olic Charities passed out food ra tions to families with no bread winners, whose sole source of in come has been cut off. The Welfare Council of Metro politan Chicago asked Mayor Richard J Daley to intercede with landlords and utility com panies on behalf of relief recipi ents. At an emergency mccling. ex ecutive director Richard Bach man said Daley would be asked to request a moratorium on the payment of rent and utility bills by persons whose relief checks have been delayed. The relief checks stopped com ing earlier this week when the Il linois Public Aid Commission ran out of money for its Aid to De pendent Children (ADO and gen eral assistance programs. Most of the thousands of recipi ents live on Chicago's South Side. Normally, the legislature steps into such a breach and votes an emergency appropriation until the start of the next fiscal year. This year, however, the major ity Republicans and tlie adminis tration Democrats have been deadlocked over whether a ceil ing shall be placed on the aid pavments. Missile Fired For Fifth Time VANDENBERG AKB, Calif The fifth straight successful fir ing of a Minuleman missile from this Pacific Coast missile base was reported Wednesday by the Air Force. The solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile thundered some 5,000 miles down the Pacific range from its 85-foot deep silo shortly before sundown. The Air Force said the test ap peared to be a "complete suc cess," and that the re-entry vehi cle impacted in the preselected target area in the Pacific. No spe cific details were given on accuracy. 512 Main ... Free Customer Parking 5th & Klamath Subsidiary of P. N. HIRSCH & Co. pedal for Mother! ni9 U HURRY FOR THIS TERRIFIC GIFT VALUE! Fresh Water Pearls or Pearls & Crystals Two, three or four tlrond pearl necklaces, 1 some with sparkling crystal accents. A won- RCQ, to derful gift onytime, and doubly fine at c Aft this low sole price! -.vw ati Roller Skating Party Enoyed MALIN The Malin Boy Scouts and their families enjoyed a roll er skating party April 25 at the Malin Broadway Hall, with an at tendance of more than 50. The party took tlie place of the reg ular pack meeting. 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