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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1963)
PAGE -A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fa Mi, Ore. Sunday. May II, 19T3 HOP LOW COST! Ikmed Forces Parade Thrills Viewers ' - - b TH all? I -, I, ' Jn r- . ' r Large t Borden's Starlae Instant Carnation Dry Milk BUTTER 9 M A ' El 4! BEAUTIFUL FLOAT The line of marching uniti, bands and tanks wai broken with this gaily and colorfully bedecked float of the Marine Corps League. rfx 31 VMSafeANatVAaff Ml I MARCHING BAND The entire KUHS Marching Band turned out attired in their colorful uniforms to add a martial music phase to the Armed Forces Day Parade. Herald and News photographer Don Kettler split the line of march as he lined up this view of the band as they swung down Main Street. The Henley High School Band alio performed in snappy martial manner to festoon another segment of the morning's parade. :: TWIRLERS MARCH A brigade of baton twirlers stepped lively and fancifully J along the line of march during the Armed Forces Day Parade. They added some smart marching routines to their twirling patterns, also. Goldwater Address Sunday ? (Continued from Page 1) troduced hy Swwtland and will give Uw dedicatory address. i Benediction will be hy Chaplain Thoreion. ;' Senator Goldwater U serving ;3iis second Senate term. He has a ;itrong civic background in I'hoe Jiix and environs. He is married i-vt h? four children, Joanne J Mrs. Thomas II. Hoss, Margar- ft, Barry Jr. and Michael. " Elected to the Phoenix Cltv Council In 19411, he was reelected In 1961. From Uiere he junied directly to the US. Senate in 1931. and he was reelected to the Senate in 1 .; Her serves on several power ful Senate committees HK-lmlniu Labor and Public Welfare, and Armed Services, and he has been chairman ol Hie Republican Sena torial Campaign Committee from January I9M to February lll'ifi. n position to which he was reflected in January A major general in the U.S. Air Force Deserve, Senator Gold water is a graduate of Staunton Military Academv. ami siienl one year at the University of Arizona. He is chairman of the board of tioldwatcrs, one of the largest retail stores in Arizona. Senator lioldwatcr's fraternal organization ties include MaMin ittrd degree'. Shrine, Elks. Moose, Sigma Chi. Eastern Star. Alianza. Veterans of Foreign Wars. American I. e c i o n and Woodmen of the World. Following the hospital dedica tion, Senator Goldwater will be the guest ol Kingsley Field al a dinner concluding Armed Forces Week ARMORED WEAPONS This view shows the three tanks of the National Guard that added a ponderous touch of security to the Armed Forces Day Parade Saturday morning. The top turrets were manned and the twin guns swung menacingly around the sky to emphasize the state of readiness of today's armed forces. I ,1 H " !" I Tr J r r,.. Mm) Hi MARCHERS This view from high atop a building captured the leadoff of the Saturday morning Armed Forces Day Parade in downtown Klamath Falls. Shown is the mixed color guard and the Kingsley Field Honor Flight with sharp step and mirror shined helmets. Bricklayers Walk Off Oregon Sf ate Dorm Job C0HV.MJ.1S U P1'- Bricklay ers walked oft an Oregon State University dormitory construction project Friday. The walkout threatened delay of the K million job. The dispute was over a non union subcontractor laying tile in the dormitory. 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