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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1963)
Labor Party Increases Pressure On Macmillan LONDON (UPD The Labor. fumo case which threatens to be nartv Increased il nressure on come an international scx-and- . Prime Minister Harold Macmillanl ; today (or his handling of the Pro- Striptease Charge Made WASHINGTON (UPD-A Sen ate subcommittee has charged that a U.S. entertainers' union helped lure Canadian girls to the United States (or striptease jobs in "vicious dives" where they were held under 24-hour guard - and forced into prostitution The Senate investigations sub ; committee, in a report Tuesday on its 1962 probe of the Ameri can Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA). said the U.S. Immlgra tion and Naturalization Service tightened its rules last year to thwart the racket. The subcommittee said the Paramount Entertainment Bu reau of Montreal, a booking agen cy franchised by the AGVA. had signed up a number of girls in 1957 for work under shocking and unbelievable" conditions in ;U.S. strip clubs. PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalb Falls, Oregon Wednesday, June 26, 1963 MIGHTY MAC :: DANVILLE. Va. (UPD Maci .Main stands only five-seven and weighs about 170 pounds, but he is known for his booming tee shots along the pro tournament trail. He once finished second in n driving contest to Mike Souchak, the all-time champion driver. marcha tIH M TODAY 1 I OPEN 7:Sn - STARTS 1:00 1 I ADl'l.T I 1 RRIOITTK BAUDOT fl 1 A VI RV PRIVATE AHAIIt I 1 CARTOON M THIIKH. - FRI. rticK nofiAHiiK M IHE PASSWORD M IS COURAGE 7 spy scandal. Imanuel Shinwel, labor mem ber of Parliament, said he would ask the government why jailed osteopath-artist Dr. Stephen Ward has not been allowed to identify some of his paintings so he can sell them to pay his lawyers. Ward Is being held without bail for trial Friday on charges of liv ing off the earnings of prostitutes. The osteopath, who has sketched several members of the Royal family, is a key figure in the Profumo scandal that has shaken Macmillan's government. Ward introduced call girl Chris tine Kcelcr to resigned War Min ister John Profumo and former Russian assistant naval attache, Eugene Ivanov. The London Daily Sketch said today British and U.S. security officials believe secret agents from Soviet bloc countries have been using an international call Girl ring to obtain secrets from Western diplomats and politi-! clans. The newspaiier, in a front-page article, said evidence on their op erations Is building up in London. Washington and United Nations, headquarters in New York. The Sketch said Britain's coun ter intelligence organization M15. working closely with the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA! is investigating the possibility that Profumo may have been one of the ring's prime targets. Profumo resigned his post after admitting he lied to Parliament about his love affair with Miss Keeler. Miss Keeler has said someone; tried to get her to pry secret in formation from Profumo but that, she refused because she felt it would make her a spy. She has not indicated publicly who the Demon was. The Sketch said some ot tne call girls became spies un wittingly. It said they found themselves used to compromise; Western diplomats and political Busy Schedule Faces Rodeo Royalty REVIEWS TROOPS Presidenf John F. Kennedy, accompanied by Maj, Gen. John R. Pugh, reviews the paratroopers during his visit to U.S. Fliegerhorst Kaserne near Frankfurt. While making his inspection, Kennedy called for allied cooperation in mak ing the Western NATO alliance a "bulwark against attack" and vigorous instru ment of peace. UPI Telephote BASIN BRIEFS figures. ROUND-UP of VALUES! CLEARANCE '63 Black & White TV Sets Wa f mi Fl llff-off Tray doubles as Snack Server! rca Victor Mw Pfsed TV Choose from Wolnut or Early American Clearance Price s189 95 The Ml FIORD ENSEMBLE Serin JM-C-M-M 83' tube (overall dlig.) 282 eq. In. picture With Trade Choose irom Consoles, Portables, TV Combinations ALL SALE PRICED to clear before new models start coming! g&iTHE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION t Set & Stand only i I I ftoll-.-runa Stend I I free hn yon buy I I this 1" Portable! I I FORT KLAMATH MRS. J. P. McAULIFKE and her brother, Pete O'Connor, have returned to her summer home here after wintering at the Mc- Auliffe ranch in Cottonwood. MltS. BLAINE BKATTAIN was released June 15 after several days in Klamath Valley Hospital lor treatment ot injuries sustained when she was thrown from a horse. She is on crutches as a re sult of severe cuts and bruises re ceived in the mishap. MB. AND MRS. BOB MARTIN of lied Bluff have moved again into the Bill Owens residence for the season in connection with cat tie they have pastured on local ranches until fall. MltS. NELLIE SMITH of Klam ath falls, former local resident, visited friends here while the house guest for the weekend at the home of Mrs. Lida Jackson. MR. AND MRS. JOE McAUL- 1KFE and family are hack from their winter homo in Cottonwood and are at their summer home on Wood River for the season. Mc Aulilfe and his sons. Jack and Ambrose, are in the cattle busi ness here and in Northern Cali fornia. I MRS. A. H. SINNER and four sons were weekend visitors at the home of her parents. -Mr. and Mrs. Dick Varnum. Sinner went to San r'ranciseo on a business trip and returned here Sunday evening to take his family home to Portland. SUMMER LAKE MR. AND .MRS. BOB BAILEY and family were here from Burns to spend the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Evan Carlon. and family. THE BID Cl'RRIERS had as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington of Veneta. She is a sister of Mrs. Currier. DAN G1NTIIKR. Klamath Falls, is spending the summer on the Jim Elder ranch w ith his sis ter's family, the Bob Eiders MR. AND MRS. FRANK OTT and daughter. Katrina, were guests of the Boh Elders (or two weeks until they moved to the Fremont Point lookout on June 2t MR. AND MRS. BOB PENING TON had as weekend guests, the Pat Pattersons of Oregon City. LOUIS HANSON was a week end guest of the Bud Curriers to leave his daughter, Linda, for a visit with her grandparents until her mother, Bernadine Hanson, returns from Bellevue. Wash. THE BOYD CLAtitiETS vis ited hit mother. Mabel Claccett. Salem, and sister. Mrs. Jim Ba-j i r, ,l 1 ..... il,. ,.M,.,wl I SCI, I IHIIOIW, ri wir -nnnJ. MRS. EVA ASIIf RAFT is at tending Southern Oregon College's summer session while her daugh ter, Joy. stays with a sister, Phyl lis, in I-akeview. THE BILL SCHMIDTS were in Medford recently where their son, Uarvin. received medical atten tion. ALTA LEE PERNOLL accom panied her uncle, Jess Roberts, to Keno where they met Mrs. Pernoll, who flew there from Gal veston. She attended the aradua tion of a nephew, Martin Pernoll. who received his doctor of medi cine degree from the University of Texas. A few days were 6pent in Reno before returning home. REV. HAL HARGREAVES will hold services for the last time at the Church of Our Saviour on June 30. The family will go to Crescent where he will be coun selor at a Boy Scout camp for the summer session. Later' they will embark for Geneva. Switzer land, where lie will attend an Ec umenical School during the win ter. MR. AND MRS. U. T. O'CON NOR have as a guest, Peggy Mahoney, Lakcvicw. GLENN HARVEY attended a Grand Lodge meeting in Portland over the weekend. He was ac companied by Mrs. Celia Allen, who visited relatives in Longview and Portland. MRS. GENEVIEVE WITHERS was in Reno June 12-14 to attend Supreme Installation of Daugh ters of the Nile. Bill Vetoed By Hatfield SALEM 'UPI' A measure re quiring the Legislative Counsel Committee to review all rules of state agencies was one of two bills vetoed Tuesday by Gov. Mark Hatfield. The governor said the bill "abandons traditional concepts of separation of powers and respon sibilities." He said the bill "provides an unnecessary further subjugation of the executive and judicial branches to the legislature." The measure called for a review of agency rules to determine whether they were within the in tent of the legislature. A busy schedule of events has been arranged lor Queen Sandy Woodard and her princesses. Mil lie Sutherland and Jinny Doak. until ihe curtain rings down on Government Of Ireland Near Upset I DUBLIN. Ireland (UPli - Ire land almost didn't have a gov ernment to greet President Ken nedy today. With hundreds of thousands of Irishmen and visitors waiting to cheer Kennedy during a senti mental journey to the land of his ancestors, parliament came with in one vote of upsetting the apple cart. Two independent politicians saved the day for Premier Sean Lcmass' government. Tuesday night, on the eve of Kennedy s arrival from Berlin, the government squeaked through to a 72-71 victory in a parliamen tary vote of confidence on a sales tax bill. The two independents joined the 70 members of Le mass' Fianna Fail party. Had Lemass lost, his govern ment would have collapsed just hours before the American Presi dent stepped off the plane for his three-day visit. Ireland expected its biggest crowds in its history to welcome Kennedy this afternoon. Kennedy will meet President Eamon de Valera, the 80-year- old Brooklyn-born revolutionary hero, and Premier Lemass; visit his family's homestead now a in-roofed shack near New Ross; receive the freedom of five cities. and become the first foreigner to address a joint session of the Dail I parliament). Although Kennedy s visit to Ire land will be the least political of his European tour, most Irishmen confidently expect it w be the high spot of his trip. the 1963 Klamath Basin Roundup July 4. Following the luncheon June 25 at the airport Satellite Restau rant, the court and chaperones shoDDed for complete Western out fits and hats, gift of the Klamath Hasin Roundup Association, and were present Monday night at the home of Mrs. J. C. Stevenson on Hilvard Avenue when the Klam ath Saddle Club was host at a patio party. Mrs. Stevenson was assisted by Dorothy Herrington in serving the Port Closed BOMBAY. India (UPH A strike by tugboat crews paralyzed this port today as 16 ships, most ly bringing grain from the Unit ed States and-military equipment from Britain, were scheduled In dock. The crews struck for mure pay and a permanent agency to set tle disputes with port manage ment. Starts TONITE The peanut is not a nut, but it belongs to tile same family as the common pea and bean. I sVOfl! mi m EARTHQUAKE I Vjf fejbbC7 OF EXCITEMENT! V o.Jfr;. Thevauer mTus sanders whitI lotvWlf clwt CONOOl) TICMNICOLOR' bMMkMUMII 1 -.Agft A Story Loved bv ill aDOGof20 lA? : David Udd tail n Crisp DOORS OPEN TONITE AT 6:45 Ends ("THE UGLY AMERICAN"! TONITE! tT'lNFORMATION RECEIVED' Starts THURSDAY! 30 guests. Inclement weather sent ihe Darlv indoors. Junior candi dates for the junior rodeo, Diane Atwood. Nelda Ackley ana Anne Rodgers. were also present. Tnesdav the senior court was entertained at lunch and water skiing at the Yacht Club by sir. and Mrs. Sol Wirth. Wednesday the itinerary called for a greeting to West Coast Air lines passengers at Ihe city air rjort followed by luncheon with the Linkville Kiwanis Club at the Winema Hotel at noon and a sw im at 7 p.m. witn mamain raus Lodge No. 1247 BPOE as hosts. The girls will be guests of the Klamath Kiwanis Club at lunch eon at the Winema Hotel Thurs day. Friday, flower day at the air port, the court will present cor sages to women passengers on West Coast Airline flights. The weekend is open. Monday, July 1, they will make Actually Europe is a great pen insula joined to the western part of Asia. television appearance with ro deo celebrities at 4:45 pm. fol lowed by dinner at the Blue Ox with Keith Rice host, and a visit to the carnival. They will lead the grand entry w ith the junior rodeo court candi dates Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, July 2 and 3, at eve ning performances and again at the afternoon perlormance July 4. Klamath Saddle Club members will he official escorts for Queen Sandy and her princesses. In addition to the complete west ern costumes presented by the Klamath Basin Roundup Associa tion to the three senior girls. Queen Sandy will receive $loo cash from the association, a gold and silver bracelet from the Char lie Read Saddlery, saddle blanket from the Klamath Saddle Club and silver earrings from the 19ii2 queen. Lindsay Crawford of fcir- s. Princesses Millie Sutherland and Jinny Doak will be presented $25 each and silver ID bracelets from the association. 4jMLUJ 1 TONITE FOR THE PIRSt)i,WtIME ON THE SCREEN! THE EPIC STORY THAT WAS DESTINED TO STAND OF ADVENTURE! rah proMot Homt of Color TV! APCO. rfemfoc4tiun wit, they. 10th & Moin Ph. 4-8183 KUmatti Pall OrfA PuHih4 "v (aictt Sal.) an4 SviMaf Sarvlnt SMithfr OrtM anJ Ntrtfwrn California f Klamath PukHtMnf Canwnr Mint t tuianar PfttM TuaM a im W. . SwMtiar. Pirtiiirwr fltartai aa ttcfM-ciau mantr at rxl oMica at Kiamatti Fall. 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