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HERALD AND SEWS. Klamath Fall, Oregon
Thursday, June 13, 1963
Subcommittee Approves Bill Giving
Pacific Northwest Edge On Power
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
House Reclamation subcommittee
today approved a Senate - passed
bill to give (he Pacific Northwest
first call on federal power pro
duced in the area.
The subcommittee approved by
a. vote of ,15 to 3. The bill was
sent to tile full Interior Committee
which is scheduled to consider H
June 26.
-The bill approved by the sub
committee was an amended ver
sion of legislation introduced by
jSen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash.,
chairman of tlie Senate Interior
Committee.
This legislation is designed to
pave the way for construction of
extra-high - voltage transmission
lines to carry surplus power from
Columbia River dams as far south
as U)8 Angeles. It is intended to
allay fears that power needed for
industry in the Pacific Northwest
would be drained away for use
by public agencies in California.
Under existing federal laws
public agencies in California
would have preference over pri
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The bill was amended to direct
Interior Secretary Stewart L.
Udall to seek agreement on non
federal proposals to build two
long-range transmission lines. Ine
Interior Department is seeking an
appropriation of $25.5 million to
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However, Udall has told Con
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said the appropriation was needed
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hand in negotiations for private
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Greek King Plans To Visit Britain
Despite Threats Of Demonstrations
Star Turns
To Religion
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Blonde
actress Dolores Hart, 24, is giving
up her Hollywood career to join
a rcgious order in the .asl, .it
was announced today.
Miss Hart, jjho starred with El
ms Presley in ncr nrst movie,
M'l n,Mnrf Vrtn " in 10W nnnoatwl
in more than a dozen pictures in
cluding "Wild is the Wind,"
"Lonely Hearts," "The Plunder
ers" and "Sail a Crooked Ship."
A spokesman for the star said
she has entered a convent in New
England. He refused to identify
the convent by name at the ac
tress' request.
BLUE RIBBON DEMONSTRATION Doug Clark, left,
and David Clark, right, Summer Lake, worked as a team
to demonstrate how to make a rope halter and captured
a blue ribbon in the agricultural contest for 4-H mem
bers. The demonstrations were held in conjunction with
the Lake County Fair.
Economics, Agriculture
4-H Winners Announced
First woman given the death
sentence in the U.S. was Mary
Surratt, condemned for implica
tion in Lincoln's assassination.
LAKEVLEW The first por
tion of the Lake County Fair for
4-H Club boys and girls was
marked by the home economics
and agricultural contest and
demonstrations held June 6-7 at
the Lakeview Junior High School.
In the agricultural demonstra
tions, Doug and David Clark of
Summer Lake worked as an in
termediate team showing how to
make a rope halter and won a
blue ribbon.
Susan Ogle and Cinda Weir
gave a demonstration on saddle
dressing, showing the proper care
and cleaning of a saddle. This
was judged worthy of a blue rib
bon and the tearfl earned a trip
to the state fair this fall for
statewide competition.
In the intermediate individual
division, Michael Bonkovvski won
a blue ribbon and trip to the state
fair for a demonstration on arch-
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ATHENS. Greece (UPI i King
Paul summoned political leaders
today to seek a successor to Pre
mier Constantine C'aramanlis, who
resigned in a dispute over a pro
jected royal visit to Britain.
The King issued a proclama
tion Tuesday night reaffirming his
intention to visit Britain July 9-12
with Queen Frederika, despite a
threat of demonstrations by ex
iled Greeks and their British sym
pathizers. Caramanlis had announced his
resignation ear'icr, following a
brief audience with the king at
the royal palace which tlie pre
mier said ended in "complete dk
agreement." The premier had argued for
weeks that the royal couple should
oostoone or cancel the trip rather
than risk a repetition of demon
strations such as plagued Queen
Frederika and Princess Irene
when they went to London in late
April for the wedding ot Britain s
Princess Alexandra.
The Greek queen and her
daughter were accosted by dem
onstrators demanding the release
of Greek political prisoners, some ,
of whom have allegedly been in
prison since the Communist bid
for power in 1947.
On one occasion. Queen Frederi
ka and Princess Irene were chased
by angry demonstrators and
forced to seek refuge in the Lon
don apartment of American ac
tress Marti Stevens.
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