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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
Monday, June 17, 1963
Green Light Will Indicate
Election Of New Pontiff
GATES OPEN 8:30
WARNING TO PARINTJl
we. RcemmnJ.4 for th.
Yoima r Imm.hir.,
MOIUDO
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New York Times says:
"GIGANTIC
MOTION PICTURE!
THERE IS MORE OF
A STRANGE AND
GROTESQUE NATURE
MORE THAT IS WEIRD,
PARADOXICAL, BIZARRE
AND REFLECTIVE OF
THE RANGE OF MAN'S
BEHAVIOR-IN THIS
EXTRAORDINARILY
CANDID FACTUAL FILM
THAN COULD COME
WITHIN AN AVERAGE
MAN'S EXPERIENCE!"
BoWey Crowlhr
Herald Tribune says:
"CULTURED
AND COARSE-
BRILLIANT SEQUENCES.
ITS ARTISTIC
ASPIRATIONS BROUGHT
LOW BY ITS VULGAR
VENALITY, ITS
FASCINATING TRUTHS
OBSCURED BY
PRURIENT PASTICHES!"
Judith Criil
VATICAN CITY (UPI)-A Vati
can official has announced that a
red or green light will be used
during this week's conclave to in
dicate the outcome of voting for
a new Roman Catholic pontiff.
The statement Sunday by Msgr.
William Acrew of the Vatican
Secretariat of State confirmed a
UPI dispatch of June 8 that cloc-i
trie lights would be used to sup-
CHAMELEON'S CHANCES
Adrenal glands of the chame
leon are said to be responsible
for its color changes. The glands
are activated by excitement, light
and temperature, not by back
ground color.
LAST 2 DAYS!
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plemenl the traditional signal
of black and white smoke.
The smoke led to great confu
sion at the last conclave because
at times it varied in color from
white to gray, black and even yel
low. The public, watching from St.
Peter's Square, will still see only
the smoke emitting from a chim
ney on the roof of the Sistine
Chapel.
The Vatican has decided to use
smoke bombs provided by t h e
Italian Air Force to make sure
this signal is also understood.
Traditionally, the ballots arc
burned with straw alter each vote
small pig-iron stove within
the chapel, which is scaled off
from the rest of the world.
After an inconclusive vote,
damp straw is mixed with the
ballots to produce black smoke.
When the Pope is elected, dry
straw is used and white smoke
pours out of the chimney.
Funeral Rites
For Pope End
VATICAN CITY (UPI I Nine1
days of funeral services for Pope
John XXIII ended today with
solemn Mass in St. Peter's Basili
ca attended by churchmen and
politicians from all over the world
Seventy-two cardinals were pres
ent for the services presided over
Dy tugene cardinal nsserant,
gray-bearded French-born dean
of the Sacred College. On Wednes
day, the cardinals will begin the
conclave to elect the successor to
Pope John, who died June 3 at the
age of 81.
For the Mass, representatives of
US governments and international!
organizations gathered beside the
rod-draiicd catafalque lit by
candles and topped by the jeweled
papal crown.
After tire services, the cardinals
moved to the consiitorial hall:
where they received the govern
ment delegations one by one, in
cluding U. S. representatives head
cd by Vice President Lyndon B,
Johnson.
There was no official represen
tative n the Soviet government
but a two-man delegation repre
sented the Russian Orthodox
Church.
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Fire Destroys
Salem Store
SALEM I UPI i - The Woodry
Furniture Co. In downtown Salem
was destroyed by a roaring fire
which started shortly before mid
night Saturday.
Crews had the blaze under con
trol in about 2 1-2 hours, but
mopping up operations continued
through Sunday and a standby
crew was left at the scene Sun
day night.
Cause of the blaze was tinder
investigation and owner Don
Woodry said he would have to go
through his books to estimate
I damage. An unofficial estimate
valued the building at KOO.OOO
and furniture stock at S5O0.O0O.
The concrete and wood building
was completely gutted. Four
floors of rugs, furniture and ap
pliances went up in flames or
were left in charred ruins.
JOSEPH MOP4CHE
Mass Said
For Veteran
A resident of Klamath Falls for
41 years, Joseph Roy Morache,
63, died at Hillside Hospital June
13. He had been ill for several
months.
Requiem Mass was said today
at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
were he was a member. Recita
tion of the Holy Rosary w as Sun
day at Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. Concluding services were
in Klamath Memorial Park.
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home
was in charge of the arrange
ments.
Mr. Morachc, a native of Pine
wood, Ontario, Canada, was born
in January, I'JIX). He had been
employed by the Weyerhaeuser
Company for more than 30 years
until his last illness. He was a
veteran of both World War I
and World War II, with overseas
service. Ho was a member of
World War I Barracks No. 923,
Klamath Falls.
Survivors include the widow.
Willan, this city; a son. Martel
of Boise. Idaho; stepson, Fred
Floetke, Klamath Falls; brothers.
Claude of Klamath Falls and
Bernard of Boise: sisters, Mrs.
Eveline Tarleton, Boise, Mi s. Ber
nadetle Mathis, Klamath Falls;
his mother, Mrs. .Mary Morache.
Boise; also three grandchildren.
First American Woman In Space Must Be Good Astronaut,
WASHINGTON lUPII-The first
American woman in space will be
there not because she is a wom
an, but because she is a fine as
tronaut or engineer or scientist.
She will have qualified for
space flight in competition with
other professionals, male or
female.
At least that Is the fervent hope
of the space agency officials who
operate far removed from the
pressures of politicals and
publicity.
. The time when women will be
in demand tor long space voy-i
ages, because of their exclusive
biological qualifications, is far in
the future. Planning experts say
it is a safe bet that women will
soar into space long before they
venture into the void as prospec
live mothers of generations borne
en route to explore and perhaps
colonize distant planets.
In the meantime, the National
Aeronautics and Space Adminis
tration (NASA) is recruiting only
astronauts who are experienced
jet test pilots with engineering or
scientific degrees.
rhcy all happen to be males
because in American society only
men are trained for such roles.
But this will not always be the
case.
Importance Will Slack
The sex of astronauts will not
always be so important in the fu
ture as they are in this decade.
But up through the Apollo land
ings on the moon, space flight;
calls for a lot of muscular en
durance. It is a fact that men are
stronger thair women. But as
spacecraft become roomier and
physical endurance less impor
tant, women will become more
competitive in space.
In psychomotor tests, in which
sheer endurance is not para
mount, the two sexes are on a
par, as they are in intellect.
A considerable amount of non
sense has been written about
women's role in space." One
Air Force expert wrote that any
woman astronaut would have to
be exceedingly flat-chested to
wear the tight Mercury space
suits. He was not giving tailors
the credit due them.
Women have made sweeping
statements on the subject, too.
One solemnly told Congress that
women would make better astro
nauts than men because they cat
less, use less oxygen, stand pain
and loneliness better, react quick-!
er in an emergency, are less
prone to heart attacks, and more
resistant to radiation.
It is true that a normal woman
consumes slightly less oxygen
Weather
Roundup
Five-Day Weather
Western Oregon: Precipitation
light and temperatures much
above normal. Highs mostly 80-
!K) except B5-70 on the coast. Lows
in the 50s and upor 40s.
Eastern Oregon: Precipitation
light and temperatures above nor-;
mal. Highs mostly 85-!6 except in i
the low BUs in southeastern Ore
gon. Lows in 50s and tiOs. j
Bomb Tossed
At Ministry
BERLIN (UPI) - Anti-Communists
were reported today to have
thrown a damaging bomb at the
East German Trade Ministry
building on the 10th anniversary
of the East German workers re
volt.
The East German news 6ervice
ADN reported the bomb attack
and said there was "property
damage." The agency said 'thee
had been . a series of other at
tempts to set off bombs in East
Berlin on the revolt anniversary
West Berlin police said they
could not confirm the ADN re
port.
The East German new s agency
blamed "revenge-seeking bandits"
from West Berlin for the explo
sion which occurred in the early
moming hours.
Bonfires burned on the East-
West border as symbols of Ger
man unity and of solidarity ith
East Germans whose "bread and
freedom" revolt was crushed by
Soviet troops. '
than a normal man of the same
weight, but the difference is so
slight that it could have no effect
on a space mission.
Much is made of woman's abil
ity to stand the suffering of child
birth. But space flight is not child
birth, and many men have been
known to perform prodigies under
suffering at least comparable to
childbirth.
Highly Individual
In any case, specialists say, tol
erance of pain is highly individ
ual, regardless of sex. It also is
true that women have a statisti
cal edge on men when it comes
Id heart disease, but that is of
little significance in the age
group of astronauts.
None of the other claims to
feminine superiority are proven,
scientists say.
The consensus is that when the
first American women go into
...:I1 nnt ka lu.-aiica nl
space, ii win
their sex, but because of their
qualifications.
' Some women have one strike
against them. They are the wom
en who suffer pain or loss of effi
ciency uurwii men imriisuuai
cycles. But many women do not.
According to Dr. Joseph Connor
of NASA's aerospace medicine
section, "the real place for wom-
en" as such will be on the 100-year-long
flights in the distant fu
ture when human beings begin ex
ploration of the far reaches of the
solar system. On such voyage,,
Connor said, it would be the "sec
ond generation of space travelers
that would conduct the observa
tions and return with the data."
But long before that day dawns,
Connor believes, women will qual
ify as astronauts strictly on the
basis of skill.
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All fire units in Salem and sev
eral from suburban areas were
called to the scene.
Portland - Vancouver: Eairl
through Tuesday except for slight !
cloudiness Tuesday morning. Low
tonight 53. High Tuesday 78. '
Western Oregon: Fair through
Tuesday except considerable
night and m o r n ing cloudiness
along the const and over the north
interior. Isolated afternoon tluin-
estimate dcrsliowers near the sout bern
mountains. jow tonight 4B-56.
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More To Wine
Than You Think
NAPLES. N.V. a-PP-There's
more to that glass of sherry or
port you quaff than you may
think. Modern wines, according to
researchers at W ulmer'i Wine
Cellars here, contain. In some de
gree, all 13 of the elements con
sidered hy some scientists neces
sary for maintenance pf human
and animal life.
They are calcium, phosphorous,
magnesium, sodium, potassium,
chlorine, sulphur, iron, copper,
manganese, line, Iodine and co-halt.
Funerals
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w.rd'i Klamath Fvinaral Homa on Tuai-
day ffi-9-l.
Tatmsh to Cape Blanco: Winds
along the Oregon coast northwest
10-20 knots except 20 30 knots!
along the south coast Tuesday
atternoon. Winds along the Wash-'
ington coast west to northwest
8-18 knots through Tuesday. Con-!
sidcrahle night ami morning fog1
or low clouds and sunny after-
noons. j
Temperatures d u r i n g the 24 1
hours ending at 4 a m PDT to
day
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Astoria 7 M
Baker 84 51
Brookings 8.1 51
Medlord 54
Newport i 52
North Bend M 54'
Pendleton ! 83
Portland 85 .Vi
Redmond 4 58
Salem !H1 48
The Dalles . !S 85
Chicago m 5
i Los Angeles 81 82
New York ' 7(t 511
San Francisco 83 53
;ahmg!on T4 57
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