Wednesday. June 2S, 1963
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath F.1U. Orego,
PAGE 5-A
Mount Shasta Planning
Gala Parade, Contest
MOUNT SHASTA- Committees booth area on East Castle Street,
aie now making preparations tor following the parade.
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place July 4 in the concession
'35 Class
Plans Fete
The Klamath Union High School
class of 1935 is one of the four
classes planning a reunion the
weekend of Aug. 10. The commit
tee would appreciate help in locat
ing any of the persons on the fol
lowing list. Anyone with informa
tion is asked to call Margaret
Whitlatch at TU 2-6231.
Harrison Batic. Berniece Bubolz,
Harvey Cook, Kathryn Dale, ho
rene Dclaney, Carmeliti Dennis,
Virginia Filer, Dora Hayden, Lau
rens Hanan, Lucy Ellen Hough
ton, Wanda Heinze, Jessie Hcider,
Barbara Johnson, Gilbert Johnson,
Rhea Jones, Joe Kendall, Roy
Kitts, Raymond Lorcnz.
Georgia McAnulty, Bill McChis
key, Nellie Martin, Billie Miller.
Hal Pruitt. Howard Rea. Jimmie
Iiichter, Nemesio Roduta, Jack
Seymour, Doris Simpson, Billy
Stephens, Marguerite Stewart,
Grace Smith Thill, James
Thompson, Katherine Wilson
King, Mildred Woods, Clyde Zum
wait.
formal, bathing suit, and a pair
of shoes from the chamber n(
commerce. Interested girls may
contact Bob Cornwall, chairman,
at 928-4301, or the chamber of
fice for applications.
The Bear Claws will sponsor the
July 4 parade. A trophy will be
awarded to the best entry, with
emphasis on originality. A special
award will be presented to the
best individual entry. To ,iter,
participants are required only to
assemble behind the Lamplighter
at 10 a.m. July 4.
Another attraction will be the
annual dance at the armory at
9 p.m. July 3, when the queen
of the celebration will be crowned.
Music will be by "The Shadows."
The annual July 4 marathon up
the mountain will also be fea
tured, with $100 and a tronhv of
fered by the chamber of com
merce to the winner. That eve
ning there will be a large fire
works display to conclude the fes
tivities. Concession booths will be
open downtown all day beginning
July 3. closing at the time of the
fireworks.
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ARTHUR S. FLEMMING
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Attorney Indicted In "Murder For Hire" Case
ST. PAUL, Minn. UP1
rising young criminal attorney!
was under indictment for first de
gree murder todav in the "mur
der for hire" killing of his heav
ily insured wife.
A Ramsey County grand jury
heard 10 witnesses Tuesday, then
returned an indictment at 10:35
p.m. EDT against T. Eugene
Thompson, 35, who had insured
his wife, Carol, an heiress in her
own right, for $1,061,000.
Two other man also have been
STEVE BELKO
Weather
Temperatures during the 24
hours ending at
day.
4 a.m. PDT to-
Little League
Meeting Set
BLY There will be a meeting
of all persons interested in or
ganizing a Little League ball
team in Bly at 7:30 p.m. at the
home of Jim Hall on Thursday,
June 27. All boys ages 9-12 are
eligible.
Anyone having uniforms for the
boys are asked to contact Mrs.
Georgia Hall.
High Low
Astoria M 4fi
Baker fif. 49
Brookings 74 47
Mcdford 81 47
Newport f2 45
N. Bend M 48
Pendleton 7B 47
Portland Hii 51 1
Redmond 72 37
Salem 8 39
The Dalles 73 4H
Chicago BO 72
Los Angeles 8.1 (il
New York 95 fill
San Fran. 70 54
Washington 91) 67
Five Day Weather
L'NDER FIRE
President Abraham Lincoln was
under direct fire of the enemy at
one time during the Civil War. On
Julv 12, 1864. at Fort Stevens.
near Washington. Confederate bul
lets killed a soldier a few feet
away from the president.
Youth Still
Missing
Two runaway youths. Cliff Ben
nett, 15, 2731 Bisbee Street, and
Steve Duhrig, 14, 3658 Boardman
Avenue, who took a pickup belong-1
ing to Duhngs father Sunday
night, are still missing, the city
police reported.
The pickup is a 1957 red Ford
bearing Oregon license, 4V-4152.
In the truck is a 55 gallon gas
drum and assorted farm tools.
Police said they had no idea
w here tile boys were heading and
both Oregon and California po
lice authorities have been alerted
to look for the runaway youths.
E. G. EBBIGHAUSEN
Alumni Slate
Dinner Here
Alumni, friends, and parents of
students of the University of Ore
gon are invited to a dinner meet
ing in Klamath Falls Tuesday,
July 9.
The meeting, which will start
with a social hour at 6 p.m. and
dinner at 7 p.m. will be at
Reames Golf and Country Club.
Three university faculty mem
bers will give brief talks during
the evening. Dr. E. G. Ebbighau
sen, professor of physics, will
speak on space research. A run
down on sports at the university
will be given by Steve Belko, uni
versity basketball coach. Presi
dent Arthur S. Flemming will dis
cuss the state of the university.
James D. Bocchi will be in
charge of arrangements. Anyone
wishing to make reservations may
contact him at 520 Hillside Drive,
or telephone TU 2-2845.
Funds To Carry On Work
In Congo Assured By UN
UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (UPP
United Nations Secretary Gen
eral Thant today was assured of
funds to carry on the Congo and
Middle East peace-keeping opera
tions lor at least six more
months.
The Ill-nation General Assem
bly was certain to give final ap
proval to a complicated financial
formula which was accepted by
its budgetary committee Tues
day; The committee consists ol
all members of the assembly.
I he overwhelming committee
Canada Will
Get Warheads
A French import this summer
"rainbow look" sunglass. Thev
feature a spray of iridescent
colors at the ends.
Western Oregon: Temperatures
below seasonal: highs 70s, lows
in 40's: recurring rains, more
than seasonal northwest and near
seasonal south.
Eastern Oregon: Temperatures
below seasonal with highs in 70's
and low 80s: lows in 40 s: show
ery periods with total near sea
sonal average.
Portland-Vancouver: Chance of
showers tonight and Thursday;
high 64-70: low 50-55.
Western Oregon: Scattered
showers tonight and Thursday;
highs 68-78: low 48-56.
Eastern Oregon: Partly cloudy
with chance o lew showers; high
TKiirsday 64-74: low tonight 43-55
Tatoosh to Blanco: West to1
southwest winds 10-20 along Wash-!
ington coast becoming west to
northwest 10-20 late today; winds
off Oregon mostly west to north-
west 10-20: occasional showers.
The Dalles and Hood River:
Cloudy tonight, partly cloudy
Thursday: west winds 15-25 Thurs
day; temperature range 50-78.
Baker. Bend and La Grande:
Partly cloudy; highs 70 75; low
37-13.'
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Laws Given
OTTAWA HiPD-An aRicement1
with the United States for deliv
ery of nuclear warheads to Can
ada is expected to be completed
shortly, Prime Minister Lester B
Pearson said Tuesday.
"As far as I know." Pearson
said, "negotiations with Washing
ton are proceeding very satisfac
torily and expeditiously. We ex
iled it will be all settled within
a lew davs."
Such a concord would matsi
possible delivery of American nu-!
clear-tipped warheads to Cana
dian forces by the end of the
summer.
Under the arrangement, Cana
dian forces at home and in Eu
rope would acquire the weapons
under a system of joint control
with the United States.
approval left the Soviet bloc and
France in isolated opposition to
the plan for financing peace op
erations. The assembly is scheduled to
act on the program Thursday,
ending a six-week special session
called to find means to erase a
$100 million deficit and improve
the fiscal system. The budgetary
committee winds up its business
today.
Thant's authorization to spend
money on the Congo and Middle
East operations expires June 30.
The 11 Soviet bloc countries
and France found virtually no
support in the committee vote for
their constitutional position that
peace-keoping costs must be lev
ied by the Security Council and
not by the assembly as was done
in the case of operations in the
Congo and the Middle East.
The plan authorizes Thant to
spend $42.5 million for the Congo
and Middle East operations
through the end of this year. The
first $5.5 million is to he as
sessed on the regular budgetary
scale. For the remainder,
underdeveloped" countries will
lie granted a 55 per cent reduc
tion on Uieir assessments. The
resulting $3.66 million deficit
to be met by voluntary
contributions.
charged wilh murder in the club-icarly Friday. He has been held
Parents were warned today that
ohildien under 16 should not be,
permitted to operate motor bikes
on public streets and roads.
Since the motor bike is classi
fied as a motor vehicle, the De
partment of Motor Vehicles said
the same laws apply to its opera-1
lion as those covering automo
biles. This means the motor bikes
must be operated by a licensed
driver at least 16 years old. A
15-year-old who holds an instruc
tion permit still would not be
able to drive the two-wheeler be
cause tile law specifically ex
cludes use of an instruction per
mit to operate a motorcycle.
The department said that the
growing popularity of the motor
ized two-wheelers brought about a
60.7 per cent increase in motorcy
cle registrations last year. Most
of the increase is attributed to
the motor bike.
A-Test Made
WASHINGTON 'UPI - The
Atomic Energy Commission an
nounced Tuesday il detonated an
underground nuclear test "of low
yield" at its Nevada test site.
bing and stabbing of Mrs. Thomp
son, 34, and mother of four,
the Thompsons' fashionable sub
urban home March fi.
tuunly Ally. William Randall
said Thompson hired Norman
Maslrian. 39. Minneapolis, an ex
convict and one-time client, to
carry out the slaying. Mastrian,
police said, in turn contacted
Dick W.C Anderson, 35, decor
ated Marine combat veteran and
unemployed rooling salesman, to
do the actual killing.
It was Anderson's detailed
statement Thursday that led po
lice to arrest Thompson at his
summer collage at Forest Lake
Ranch Bought
BONANZA - Ray Vowell and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vowell
have sold their 475-acre ranch in
Langell Valley to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Keck and Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman "Pete" Kidwell of Po
mona, Calif. The Vowells have
purchased the Rudolph Jelinek 80
acre ranch at Malin where they
will continue their horse training
business.
The move was made on June 18.
under $100,000 bond.
The first witnesses before the.
grand jury were Harry Hughley,
one of tlw first St. Paul police.
man to arrive at the Thompson
house after the slaying; Dr.
Kevin Lawler, pathologist who
performed the autopsy on Mrs.
Vatican Denies
Trip Report
ROME iL'PH Vatican sourc
es know nothing about a published
report Pope Paul VI may make
a trip to the United States, the
Italian news agency Ansa saidj
Tuesday.
Regarding stories from Wash
ington reporting Paul VI might
take a trip to the United States
next year, Vatican sources say
they know nothing about it," Ansa
said. Ansa did not say who pub
lished the original report. I
Thompson; and Theodore Elzer
man, St. Paul police criminologist
who examined a pistol used to
beat her.
Also testifying ,were Lt. George
Barkley, head of the St. Paul po
lice homicide division; Richard
Sharp, a burglary suspect whose
statement linked Anderson to the
crime: and Lawrence McMuIlen.
Hennepin (Minneapolis) County
sheriff's detective.
It was not expected that the
case would go to trial before fall.
Thompson took out Jan. 15 a
60-day term policy for $50,000. An
other policy, with Lloyd's of Lon
don, was for $250,000 in travel
and accident insurance. Thomp
son said lie carried about $460,-
000 in insurance on himself.
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ATTORNEYS at LAW
announce the termination of their
partnership os of June 30, 1963.
Mr. Richard C. Beesley will remain
in the general practice of low at
538 Main Street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, Mr. Freeman C. Murray is
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