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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1963)
PAGt t HERALD AND New Mystery Stirs Profumo Scandal LONDON (UPI New mystery was stirred up in the widening Profumo scandal today by pub licly expressed doubts that a rich former boyfriend of call girl Mar ilyn tMandyl Rice-Davics had died as reported. The man in question. Peter (Polish Peter) Rachman, 42, was reported to have died of a heart attack last Nov. 30. Miss Riee Davies, 18, testified during a vice hearing recently that slic had lived with Rachman for nearly two years. Labor Member of Parliament Ben Parkin, quoting rumors cur rent in London, scoffed at the low value of Rachman's estate and suggested that it would have been easy "to switch bodies." Edgeware General Hospital, ENDS TON1TE ! GREAT IMHtf ti steve McQueen K--l"1 TUP jAM0RNERKfei I ! ATTENBOROUGH I (fe? CA PAVAVlSION COLOR 0 LIML fg A ' v IP 7.7, ' i. .VjgV i: :U Please do not reveal the middle of this picture I Jerry's a mousy chemistry professor who invents the since Dracula discovered Paramount Piclures presents jERRr Lewis THE KMra PROFESSOR f i XA W U EXJ a ,e(V Lewis ProdllClon) What does he become? iHPiisaiii "Young Peoples' ADVENTURE SERIES" MATINEE 2 BIG FEATURES! Blackbeard the Pirate SOStIT NIWTOM U2 IINOA OMNIll f rscfwcoi Plus COLOR CARTOONS And No. 3 of Dangers of the Canadian Mounted Kids Under 12 - 25c 12 thru 14 - 50c Adults - 1.00 NEWS, Klamath Fall. Oregon wliero Rachman was declared nn Arrival, denied the im plication Monday night and said the dead man was iiacnman. Scandal Leak Out Ten days after Rachman's re nnrtnt Aea the Profumo scan dal started to come into the open when a West Indian musician. John Educeombe. fired five pistol shots at the apartment of call girl Christine heeler, a tnend oi miss Rice-Davies. Christine's absence from the country when she was scheduled to testify at Edgecombe's trial led to charges slic was covering up for a prominent person. War Minister John Profumo first denied, then admitted, to par liament he had been carrying on illicit relations with Miss Kecler. Show of 7:00 ADVENTURE . . . ANP IT'S TRUE! greatest new armK bloody marys. What hind of monster? Doom Open 1:00 P.M. Show Starts at 1:30 P.M. Out at 5:00 P.M. TV' I n,-m mutuym Tuesday. July a. IKS and resigned his post. She later claimed to have been intimate with Soviet assistant naval attache Eugene Ivanov at the same time Christine and Mandy have told sensational stories about vice in governmental circles and high so ciety. Both were w itnesses in tlie pre-trial hearing of Dr. Stephen Ward, a well-known osteopath ac cuscd of living off the prostitu tion earnings of them and oth er young girls. It was during iter testimony at the Ward hearing that Miss It ice Davies told of living with Rach man. Rachman, a stateless refugee from Poland, had extensive real estate holdings in .London slum areas. He also was reported to own 20 nightclubs and to have lived in a $200,000 mansion. Iabor MP. Parkin brought Rachman's name back into the case Monday during debate in the House of Commons. After enumerating Rachman's sources of income. Parkin said the real estate tycoon left an estate of only $22,400 when he died. Business Manager Appointed At UO EUCENE (UPD- Appointment of Walter N. McLaughlin as bus! ncss manager of University of Oregon was announced Saturday by President Arthur S. Flemming. The appointment is subject to confirmation by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education. McLaughlin's appointment came after tl)c board changed the title held by J. Orvillc Lindstrom from business manager to director of fiscal affairs. McLaughlin has been assistant business manager at the univer sity since 1954. OO0RS OPEN i45 The story of an unforgettable , frontier dog! Walt Disney's CS I SAVAGE SON OF "OLD YELLER" TECHNICOLOR lltllld by BUENt VISIl Oislnbut'On Co.lnc. i O I93 Will Oimtr Pioducliont Walt Disney TECHNICOtOR Opens 8:15 Show ot Dusk ENDS TONIGHT KENT TAYLOR - JODY McCREA ;v8; WEDNESDAY! ROCK HUDSON BURLIVES ISM I "II m Ffi coinm A HOR9HPLAVER9 WIPE ' IS NOT A HAPPY ONBI - V o DEAN ' LflUfl MARTIN -TURNER WHO'S GOT n Trie ACTION! 31a. 1 rv 1 1 GENA ROWLANDS t StAliU 'Y W:h .A vv SHRINERS INVADE Fez wearing, fun-loving Shriners invaded Chicago by the thousands to attend the 89th Imperial Council Session. Here Shriner John McBratnery is "choked" by Gorden Calligan, left, and Fred Sergeant, as they try to dump him in a city trash basket. They are from Rameses Temple in Toronto. UPI Telephoto May Modify WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Maurine B. Neubergcr, D - Ore. indicated Monday she would be willing to discuss possible modi fication of her bill to establish the lOrcgon Dunes National Seashore. Mrs. Neubergcr said slie would talk with members of the Senate Public Lands Subcommittee after they return from an on-the-spot inspection of the proposed parkl on the Oregon coast. However, the Oregon Democrat said picas by officials of the Pa cific Power and Light Co. and the Crown Zcllerbach Corp. for further cuts in the size of the pro-! posed park wore "not new. She said the same proposals had been made during hearings on the bill both here and in Ore gon. BASIN BONANZA BONANZA GARDEN CLUB will meet on' Wednesday, July 10, at 2 p.m. at the home of Virginia Hartley. It will be a costume parly, "come as you garden," with a prize for the most fit ting costume. Alyce Haley will speflk on iris care, and Phyllis Huffman will be in charge of the auction. Honey raised will be added to the fund for the Inter community Hospital. MR. AND MltS. BEN MC CRACKEN SR. and Ben McCrack cn Jr. flew their plane to Klamath palls from Kirkland, bringing Ben McCracken III to spend the sum mer with 1ns grandmother, .Mrs. Annie Romtvedt. MARY FULK of Cave' Junction is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Reg Thomas, and family. She spent a week in Klamath Falls with her uncle and aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Monroe Jr. MR. AND MRS. JOHNNIE MARSHALL and family of the Bay Area are spending a few days in Langell Valley with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brclt. DEANNA BROWN and Charles Oraden of Los Angeles pcnt a few days with Deanna's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. MR. AND MRS. TED CARNES arc spending a lew days at Rome Ore., with her sister, Mrs. Dale Diutti). MR. AND MRS. MELVIN DA VIS and family. Mr. and Mrs Merlin Davis and family, and Mr. and Airs. Willard Keller of Eastern Oregon are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis AARON AND TIM N1ELSON of Langell Valley are visiting their mother and other relatives in San Francisco. . MR. AND BROWN and MRS. MARVIN sons of Mcdford spent a few davs with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartley. They came (or funeral services for his uncle. John McFall. Klimcm Fell, Ort Published tfiiiy (ciccet Sat.) Ivttfif Strvint Jtwintrn urin nJ Northern CllfOfnl by PtWit TUlsXJt 4-1111 W. i. twMtUnd, pvbiithtr Inftrttt tcwttf-clatl nttr tt PMl 0"lt ! Klanwrn FH. urw. on Auiutt II. Itfi vrxKr ct 1 Cn ort. Vtrch J. Il SKxlll P'' MM Kitmim ram. wi ind at aMitiwul mtllinf c,n,p . I Month t.Ti t Mtwilhl 1 VMf WM Mail In At1vnea 1 Mntb I l.'S A Mfltfi Itt.M I VMf HI- Carrttr tnJ Dcclcrt Wcthday. Cty Sunday. Copy lit UNHIO PRISS INTERNATIONAL AUDIT lURIALj OP CIRCULATION Subtcrlbar nl rtctlvlna dcllvtry t thair HtraW and Newt. pkM pntn TUiod Mill beftf I p.m. Dunes Bill She said the same proposal had been made during hearings on the bill both here and in Ore gon. The final decision, Mrs. Neu-I bergcr said, would be in the hands of the Interior Committee. She is not a member of the com mittee. Subcommittee members, headed by Chairman Alan Bible, D-Ncv., were expected to return early this .veck from an inspection tour of the Oregon Dunes and other pro posed park areas in the West. Mrs. Neuberger's, bill calls for a park of about 42.000 acres, com pared with a 30.000-acre park pro posed by Rep. Robert B. Duncan. D-Ore.. in legislation pending in the House. Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall has recommend ed a park of about 44,000 acres. BRIEFS PETE K1DWEI.L of Ontario is spending a lew days at his ranch in Langell Valley where he is co owner with Charles Keck. MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND BARCLAY and Rodney Pfeiffcr of Sprague River, Paul Dearborn.and Art Brooks attended the drag races in Redding on Sunday. Bar clay won a trophy on his division. MR. AND MRS. PALL KINS- VATER of Klamath Falls spent the weekend at Gcrber Dam with Mr. and Mrs. Lcland Harris. MR. AND MRS. ART MONROE left by plane July 5 for Wilbur. Wash., where they will attend the 1943 class reunion of M r s. Monroe's high school graduation class. MRS. VIOLA DEARBORN of Bishop. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs Bud Bland and granddaughters, Sheila and Cindy of Lone Pine arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lcs Leavitt and other relatives in Langell Valley. MR. AND MRS. BILL BECII- DOLDT spent a few days in Mcd ford with a sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Eva Bcchdoldt. MRS. KENNETH I1R1CZISCSE will be honored with a stork shower at the Boiufnza Library on July 19 at 8 p.m. All friends lie invited. SUSAN WILLIAMS, assistant counsellor at Rogue River Girl Scout tamp at Lake of the Woods for six weeks, spent the holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams. Round Butte Work Starts MADRAS (L'PP Work resumed at the WO million Round Butte Dam hvdroelectric project Mon day evening after a wildcat strike hy one union stopped construction tor one shift. A half dozen pickets from Local 17 of the Technical Knginecrs and Architects Association appeared on the access road to the project Monday morning. Tl union has been negotiating a contract with the engineering subcontractor. Claytor and Asso ciates. Eugene. Some boilermak crs and other employes already had gone to work, but aH'others honored the picket line. The pickets were withdraw n aft er union officials said the strike was unauthorized hy their Seattle headquarters. Work resumed with the start of the 4 30 p m. swing shift. Ask about daily "Business Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-1111 Southern EDITOR'S NOTE Over shadowed by the dally reports pf conflict and crisis from the nation's ci'tl rights battle grounds lus been a growing list of southern cities where deseg regation has taken place with little or no fanfare. Negroes lor the first time are eating in res taurants and sleeping in hotels where they were turned away a few months ago. A survey reveals a lowering of racial bar riers In all southern states ex cept Mississippi. By United Press International Negroes no longer are required to Eil in separate balconies in motion picture theaters. in Utile Rock, Ark., Amarillo, Tex., and Richmond, Va. A Negro can now spend the night, or dine out, at some of the leading hotels in Charlotte, N.C.. Orlando, Fla., and Atlanta. A few months ago they were po litely turned away. The "white" and "Colored" signs that designated separate water fountains in several Deep South cities have been discarded. Quietly, and in many cases Bookmaking Hearing Set PORTLAND (UPD - Thirteen persons were scheduled to be ar raigned before Multnomah County Circuit Judge Charles Redding to day on gambling charges. They were arrested in a crack down on alleged bookmaking and other gambling by city and county authorities. More arrests are ex pected as a result of secret in dictments returned by a Multno mah County grand jury recently. Two men surrendered Monday to county authorities. They arc John R. Addington, 36, .of Port land and Lester Neil. 47. of Van couver, Wash. Glenn E. McQueen, 51, Portland, was arrested a few hours later. , The crackdown started with raids on six establishments July 4. SOUTH AMERICAN CAT Tie South American margay closely resembles the ocelot, or tiger cat, but is more slender and has a longer tail. Almost nothing is known about the habits of this feline creature. PAY LESS HARKERWARE GENUINE VITRIFIED STONE HERE IS THE DINNERWARE YOU'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF OWNING AS LOVELY AS IT IS DURABLE ... AS BEAUTY SAFE IN THE HOTTEST OVENS AS WITH THE HARSHEST DETERGENTS! THE COLORS ARE IN THE CLAY NOT IN A GLAZE, THEY STAY ETERNALLY BEAUTIFUL NEVER FADE OR WEAR OFF! HARKER STONE CHINA IS TRIPLE THICK, RESTAURANT WEIGHT! 100 TRUE CHINA! JIM! GET YOUR FREE MERCHANDISE CARD AND COMPLETE INFORMATION FROM ANY PAY LESS SALES PERSON! PLUS-FREE SPECIAL BONUS WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUR 53-PC. SET YOU GET 2 Qt. CASSEROLE wWARMER MODERN & ELEGANT THE PERFECT TOUCH TO COMPLETE YOUR GENUINE STONE CHINA TABLEWARE AVAILABLE IN LOVELY PASTEL COLORS SHELL-PINK BLUE-MIST WHITE-CAP GOLDEN DAWN Racial Barriers Lowered without publicity, a number of. the restrooms at the state Capi southern towns and cities have tol al Little Rock. lowered racial barriers, or are in the process of doing so. Many have taken the action on a voluntary basis. Some aclca after secret negotiations between white and Negro leaders. Others decided to follow the recommen dations of biracial committees. Civil rights protest marches and demonstration or the threat of them speeded the desegrega-' tion progress in such cities as Birmingham, Ala., and Greens boro, N.C. In Atlanta, about 50 restau rantsmost of them in the down town area agreed secretly to be gin serving Negroes without a public announcement of the names of the restaurants. Segregationist pickets began turning up a few days later at several restaurants but the owners said there had been no significant decline in business. Only in Mississippi was rigid segregation maintained in public facilities throughout the stale. A segregated restaurant at the Jack son Municipal Airport resulted in standup integration. Seats were removed and customers must stand at a counter for service. The quiet desegregation was not confined to movies, restaurants and hotels. In Atlanta, the local chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous announced that membership was open to both races. A UPf survey disclosed this recent desegregation in the South: Alabama: Birmingham, scene of violent racial clashes this spring, removed white and Negro signs from restrooms and water fountains at downtown stores. Five stores plan to desegregate lunch counters in August. Lunch counters in Huntsville serve bolh races. Those in Mobile have done so for months. Arkansas: Four downtown ho tels, one restaurant and motion picture theaters in Little Rock and theaters in Pine Bluff were desegregated. Signs removed from , MARCHA '1 m Today & Wednesday I Open :::lu sttrts K:H 5 JESSICA Color J TlinM.. Frl. Sil. M SPARTACUST PRESENTS;.. CHINA! GET YOUR FIRST 4 PIECE PLACE SETTING Florida: Twenty-seven restau rants and 29 motels and hotels in Orlando "voluntarily and peace fully opened their doors to serve all citizens." Mayor Robert S. Carr announced. Georgia: Atlanta desegregated downtown restaurants, hotels and public swimming pools. Rome. Valdosta, Tifton arid Savannah opened public libraries to both races. Brunswick and Columbus integrated lunch counters. Macon voluntarily desegregated city parks and courthouse and city hall restrooms. Macon lunch coun ters and the public library were integrated last year. Louisiana : Baton Rouge, inte grated facilities such as lunch counters and restrooms in the Municipal Building and the East Baton Rouge Parish county' Courthouse. Rigid public facility segregation maintained in the rest of the state, including New Orleans. Miislsslppl: No desegregation of public facilities reported. North Carolina: Hotels, motels and restaurants began accepting Negroes for the first time in Ral eigh, Kinston. Charlotte. Greens boro and Winston-Salem. City stemming pools at Durham were desegregated. Soulh Carolina: Variety store lu'.ch counters in Greenville, Spar tinburg, Charleston and Rock Hil! serve both whites and Ne groes. Columbia lunch counters have followed the policy for months. Tennessee: Downtown Nashville restaurants, motels and hotels de segregated after racial demon strators and public parks in Clarksdale did the same. 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