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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
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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
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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!
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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.
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accordion. The girls specialize in
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and'will be here only thru this Sun., evening
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CORVALLIS UPI' Oregon
jstrauberry fields arc expected to
(yield 79 million pounds of berries
this year, a shade above average
but down 7 per cent from the I2
harvest."
Stephen C. Marks, Oregon State
University extension agricultural
economist, said the figure was
based on the June '1 crop con
ditions and estimates by the U. S
Department of Agriculture.
Marks noted the Oregon esti
mate has remained tne same
from May 1, but the June figure!
lor the nation as a whole was re-1
duced. 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.
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