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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1963)
lTphH e WORL.CD IN FCDCU nW r;43& I V. ' - vi ' . V "T 1 71 5; I I TV -t . ... ,H a b& w ims --J i I 8 . II 1 ' ' ' f-.-.t- .i4 NO rLACE TO HIDE It would seem that Dick Grinnoll, IN THE SWIM Before taking a dip at Florida's Silver of Rochester, N.Y., is playing the ostrich, but he's just Springs, Libby Baker, a junior at Florida U. In Gaines- WORLD ENTERTAINMENT Three world figures (from left to right), Miss t ranee, Monique Lemaire; Miss World, Rina Loaders, and Miss Sweden, Monica Kagby, join a i group of Fijian women and children who are entertaining resort guests. J 0 checking his tuba for possible obstructions. ville, poses with a high carriage wheel. "n ill 1 , jjtartiii.ii ,1, V 5 iij-TT- -orSf" 4?!w. COOL SUMMER Cropped sleeveless camisole top will keep the summer full breeze for this young girl in New York. Dress is JET BURST Forming an impressive bursting pattern over an air field In Ipswich, England, five British jet fighters '"'t: '- hi . ' .r .vyMk,.v i..rJjr..i.....'.,.':..,,..-.,L......:,,,..: J practice an "aerobatic" routine. They'll soon be thrilling spectators with their daredevil flying. '4m 1 I uJ h m 7! 1" ' . 1 It Iv V , -.1 . r- .-tj Mt1bH. .I' nil' 'inrti few" ; 1 3i '-Z.-. -'-i,-. V -. -y jfi " 319 i CAVALRY COLORS Queen Elizabeth II, center, looks serious as she was pictured dur ing the Horse Guards Parade ceremony in London when she presented new colors to the household cavalry the Life Guards and the Royal Horse Guards. ft ' - ' v 1 ,t t ? - 'l testes SWISS MISS These sheep HiTCH SWITCH This strange arrangement of transportation was managed by Noel While when he needed a hitch for seem undisturbed as an un his race car. He bought the old ambulance, fitted his car neatly in place and traveled from his homo in Hyattsville, Md., expected guest drops In on to various East coast races, to unload, he Just backs the race car out. them In Switzerland. ' )i,iM.iwmj'n.wi wn 5 -1 I V ' 1 ' 1 X LIGHT nEAT The world's most powerful continuous beam of liRni burns through a siecl frying pan held by Pitts burgh, Pa., research engineer L. S. Front. The powerful beam will bo used to simulate re-entry from space. L2 " II'- "&. 2 J 1 Y-iir' 1 or i V.JJ 1 WW LEAVE THE DRIVING TO HIM Borrowing the large shell of his big friend, Jo Jo the pup hitches a ride along tha sandy grounds at Florida's Reptile Institute. The turtlo doesn't seem to mind the company.
