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-PAGE S A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Ore. ThurMlay, June :o, 1963 Legal Ouster Of Three Negro Students Sought BIRMINGHAM. Ala. The University of Alabama1 served notice Wednesday that It will seek the legal removal o( ithreo Negro students from the 'campus until racial tensions in Alabama ease. ' The university board of trustees notified the federal district court ;'iere that It intends to appeal the; rejection of a motion before U.S. District Judge H. II. Grooms last fUPD i.May 17 to delay enforcement ol integration orders. The appeal would ask lo re move Negroes Vivian Malone. James Hood and Dave McGlath ery from the school where they have attended classes since June! 1. University attorney Andrew Thomas would not say when the appeal would be filed. McGlathery said he had abso lutely "no comment." Miss Ma lone and Hood could not be readied for comment. Miss Malone and Hood enrolled after Gov. George Wallace stepped aside at the university! registration center to federalized! National Guardsmen in a dra-l .:t . , . il HOLLYWOOD 'LTD - The """"- "rK" . "l lavish W of Hollywood were "ere re,u5eu "'! recalled Wednesday night as "ce who "stood in the doorway dozens of stars turned out to see K?8 eMry- . . . , ,. the motion picture "Cleopatra" in ua,s fdn",,led '? hei on. f th, larwrt fnnd.raLMOB I numsvine uidiicn iu udys ia.-r " " f c ir Ihoni ininnt X!eo' Aids Ftind Drive BASIN BRIEFS premieres in history. More than $1 million was col lected in the benefit for the Los Angeles Music Center. Seats sold at $230, but many contributions were made beyond the l.Sll-seat capacity o the sold-out Pantagcs Theater. During the intermission for the picture, actress Rosalind Russell announced that $1,094,403.(16 was raised for the music center, as suring that construction of the center theater, one of three, can begin this year. It is the only one not yet fully financed. The $25 million music center for the performing arts Is being built on the crest of a lull that overlooks the Los Angeles Civic Center. NOW PLAYING! OSCAR WINNER! ft Actvta mn4 Tot Killed In Accident SPRINGFiELD (UPH Three-month-old Timothy Scott Snider of Mohawk was killed and three others members of his family in jured Wednesday night when their car crashed into a light pole in supermarket parking lot here. The father, Fred L. Snider, 27, suffered a broken arm. His wife. Cora, 25, and daughter, Julie, 2't, were cut by flying glass. Police said Snider's car broke a heavy mercury vapor light loose from the pole and sent it crashing into the front of the vehicle. end at their ranch on the Ger her Dam Road. SIRS. HAROLD WILLIAMS took! her daughter. Susan, and Non. dice McKall to Corvallis for the Rainbow Grand Assembly. Susan is grand drill leader. Mrs. Bill Burnett accompanied them as far as Eugene to visit Mrs. Art Vog.-el. MR. AND MRS. MARVIN GRA HAM, former Dairy residents now living at Yuba City, visited in Dairy last week. 1 .MR. AND MRS, TOM O'CON NOR, Patricia and Albert spont the weekend at McCall, Idaho, where they attended the wedding of tlieir son. Jimmv. to Kathy Johnson on June 8 They will move to Caldwell in the fall when Jimmy enters college for his fourth year. Albert O'Connor, who altemls Southern Oreeon. went back to Ashland on Sunday. He I FISHER of Los; will be employed there this sum a few days with mer. ' Leland Harris ol BONANZA MR. AND MRS. HERMAN VOWELL and Susan spent the first of the week at Kekeyville and Lakeport. MR. AND MRS. CLIFF WIL LIAMS of Corning spent the weekend with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Williams, and family. MRS. CHRISTINE McCORM ICK of North Bnd is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ivan Bold, and family. MR. AND MRS. OLIVER KEE- RIN and family have moved to Portland where he will be em ployed. He graduated from OTI in June. .MR. AND MRS. DEWEY DIESS of Klamath Falls, who bought the J. 2. Horsley place, are spending a week doing some work there. Exile Leaders Claim Russian Troops In Cuba On Increase MIAMI iL'PD - Cuban exile leaders today voiced sharp dis agreement with a State Depart ment report that Soviet troops in Cuba are "thinning out." They said there are more Russian troops on the island than ever. "Only those with bad eyesight or Jhose seeking to deceive the American public could make such LAUNCH FOUR SL'BS WASHINGTON (UPI - The E Navy will launch four nuclear submarines Saturday in simultan eous ceremonies. Polaris submarines Tecumsch. Daniel Boone and John C. Cal houn will be launched at Groton, Conn., and Newport News, Va. The attack sub Flasher will be launched at Groton. a report,'" said former Prime Minister Manuel de Verona, lead er of the Revolutionary Demo cratic Rescue Exile group. Luis Come Aguero, leader oil the Sentinels of Liberty and other underground organizations, saidjtive 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. 'more Soviet soldiers have en-'Manuel Artimc, also tooK issue tered Cuba than have left since, with the State Department. Ar- the island. But there has been a the 'Caribbean crisis last fall. I time, secretary general of the reshifting of troops and arms to Only a few weeks ago, early in Revolutionary Recovery Move- different places. The policy now May, some 8.000 Soviet troops de-lment, said: apparently is to keep Russian barked at Santiago. Cuba, in full! "Our reports from Cuba are! troops out of sight as much as view of everybody." that very few Russians nave leu I pusaiuic. The civilian chief of the abor-l MRS. BILL Angeles spent Mr. and -Mrs. Gerber Dam. She is Fisher's sis ter. ' MARCHA T"cLALKel TODAY & FRIDAY j CONN IK IRANI IS 1 FOLLOW Tilt BOVS I CASH HINGO! :'JU M ratTrdav M liwiirdimin of Sim M Sleii-irt Granger the SHULTZ SISTERS LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Hear & See JOAN & MARY Joan on the piano. Mary on the drums and the accordion. The girls specialize in MODERN JAZZ' and'will be here only thru this Sun., evening Smorgasbord Daily 50c Open Every Day Except Monday LITTLE SWEDEN t TU 4-7676 5711 South 6th .0 RESIDE ONCE FOR A HOUSETIME ft) II ALUMINUM SIDING YEAR ROUND COMFORT v LASTING BEAUTY 0 SAVINGS PAY THE COST See or Call Marvin Kuhlman KUHLMAN INSULATION TU 4-7039 1721 Mail mm. Miracle amm Bancroft wonker duke AND- EuHTlMIMR BiKDWO 11 I OPENS TONITE 6:43- maiwH eoBMOPt wwmioau QU AFKICA nfjlj AND BAGS A HOPfi 6"w I lUrU AMiKBenoi Anita x MR. AND MRS. ART MEEKER and two children spent a lew davs with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketcham, on their way to Cedarville where he will work this summer. He is aitena ing veterinary school at Pullman. MR. AND MRS. BOB KREI RICH and daughters' spent a few days at North Bend and Eugene with then- parents. BILL BECHDOLDT has . re turned from a few days in Port land. His granddaughter, Jenny Hunt, 16. of Lincoln High won a summer scholarship in music to Western State College at Gunni son, Col. MRS. BESSIE CAMPBELL who spent two weeks at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Bob Sealer, has returned home. She is in a wheel chair and on crutches recovering from a brokep hip. ( MR. AND MRS. VANE CALEV. Klamath Falls, spent the week- -v u-Tr ft i ri t j v m irrT w i w i ji MHMIHIflllHI)lKWMflll KIMCOIWffllfiU V", f-"1 WONDERFUL , Ckfl ' THRILLS! IMPUjmJB , ADVENTURE! jfriftUI BnJ5' ROMANCE! 't il Xlfl INWONOERFUL SAT.! J j," J TOWER i Gen. Adm. 1.00 Kid. Under 12 SOc 1.0ft "TONIO DOWN" MATINEE IOH TMI "LITTll GHOUU" O "TRIPU A DU 9. 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The I'SDA expects a total of 492 million pounds for all sea-; son groups, 23 million pounds less Uiap the 19K2 production. foster Dam Work Let PORTLAND a'Pl'-Army Engi neers said today a H2 524 con tract for the lirst main work to ward construction of Foster Dam on the South Santiam River was awarded to Carl M Halvorvin. Inc . Portland TSe work involves relocation of two mii of the QuarttviUe road and construct of to concrete bridges. Shakespearean Scholar Pies STANFORU. Uhf t Pl -Prot Lmrn'ut Mvtrry By. 71 Vt h-y Umrwi unam- v aw Stufly at her s hd uf(errd a paraStn while prcvaring materia! ('ft lias wmmrr'i Shake ptr fan Krvt;al t Akhland. Ore , an an nual event he helped launch nearly 30 vrar ai; 1 KUmjrft Pain. OftM trf Ssvltcrit OrM 4 Htthfn CillfM4 Ktamam rwftmhfM cimMor TUMt M1H W. trtln4. Pw)l'r 'r4 It MM claia malttf tt fft (Kt off ict ! Kianu'h Fain. n Autvtl tt. Ht. wmttr act t Cw aa 9m6 at Kiarnattt u. 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