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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Wednesday, 'use !fi, 1 PAGE 5 A Communist Prisoner ! Wants Dress PASSAIC, N.J. (UPH-A . wom an, who spent more than three years in a Communist prison, had two tilings she wanted to do today "buy a new dress and get my hair done." Mrs. Helen Koicradsky, 52, aceused by Czechoslovakian au thorities of spying for the Central Intelligence Agency, was reunited with her husband and three chil dren Monday , night at Idlewild yirport in New York. The weeping woman clutched her 14-year-old daughter, Helen, close to her and exclaimed: "You've grown up." Following the reunion at the airport with her husband, John, 55, and her daughter, and two sons. John Jr., 21, and Michael. 23, Mrs. Kozeradsky drove to the family home here. She freshened up a hit and then attended a small parly sur rounded by her family and friends. Mrs. Kozeradsky declined to discuss her experience in ,1110 Communist prison. Mrs. Kozeradsky, who operated a small furniture importing busi ness, was arrested while n - a business trip to her native Czech oslovakia Mav at. IWiO. 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" n 27 I28 129 30" 31 32 33 34 35 ' ' ' mi 40 rj 41 I 42 43" 44 r"4546 47 48 49 50 51 52 "" 53 5? 55 56 5! I I I I I I I I I I I I ?6 16 Lakeview Graduates Receive Scholarships LAKEVIEW-Sixtecii graduates of Lake County high schools have received scholarships from the Bernard Daly Education Fund. In addition, two studenls who had been granted leave for duty in the armed services were reinstated. The selections included Robert Blair, Janice Decker, Janet Far is, Terry Ann Foster. Shirley Han sen, Iris Johnson. Nancy LanLE, Lorraine Lincecum, Sandy Meis ner. Silver Miller, Donna Riggs, Judi Sefert, James Tavlor, John Muran, Linda Penington. and Ed ward Sipp. Iteinstated w. e r e James Cogburn and Tim Sullivan. This brings the total of stu dents, who will be attending Ore gon schools of higher learning this September on Daly Fund scholarships, to 49. Those already attending I h e University of Oregon at Eugene are Marian Angele. James Clin ton. Charles Cossey. Larry Deck er. Mary Jo Deely, Sharon Drink- water. James Griener. Helen Iver son. Sharon Jarman. Herbert Pol lard, Sherry Lee Schultz. and San dra Watts. Graduating this spring were Judith Lynn (Haven) Web ster and Charlcia iLantz) Fendell. At Oregon State University in Corvallis were Kerry Adams. Margery Blair, Susan Braltain, Michael founts, Sidney Leo Harlan, Terry Kimsey, Craig MacKay, Paul McCormick, Ellen Louise North, Joan Perry, Meri lee Pike, Gary Reynolds, Mary Lee Scoville. Brenton Tracy, and Bruce Charles. Graduating were Melvin Adams and George Man ning. At Southern Oregon College were Nancy Lee Galloway, Terry Hild, Carol Kelso, and Lorna Toner. Graduated were Don Alger, Jo anna Cosgruve, and Sharon Washburn. Representatives of the colleges, who were here to assist in the selections, were Dr. James Jen sen, president, and Dr. William R. Crooks and William M. Him gan. Oregon State University: Ar thur S. Flemming. president, and Spencer Carlson and Bill Landers, University" of Oregon: Dr. Frank Bennett, Eastern Oregon College; Dr. Winston Purvine, Oregon Technical Institute: Dr. Chester Squires, Southern Oregon College; Dr. Branford P. Millar and Dr. E. Dean Anderson, Portland State College: and Willard M. Christen sen, representing Lakeview High School. The local administration board is made up of Roy A. Perry, chairman; W. P. Vernon, vice chairman; William Harvey; Theo dore R. Conn, secretary-treasurer, and Carter Fctsch, assistant secretary-treasurer. LOTSA LUMBER SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Con-struction of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge used enough limber to have built 3,000 five room houses. $ '7s I AM? I I ;:,.- . 1 ;, ",' ... , iM - f " I VALUES i W SAVINGS SOFA it CHAIRS FINE QUALITY When buying furniture for your home . . . QUALITY should be considered first. At Carlson's, we strive to buy only the very finest furniture from reputable manufac turers. 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