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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1963)
v KiltH THE WORLD IN FOCUS LS , If t A-' v , ' -Vi rC4 M , 4 FULL OF FRILLS June is the time for brides, and a Paris designer lias taken advantage of this fact. He created this coquettish bonnet delicately edged with a frill that is gently covered with lengths of tulle. OUT OF LINE Strict regimental order is maintained by the members Of the Governor General's Horse Guards, as . one of their rank lies face down on the grass of Old Fort York, Quebec. Trooper Ross Lawson fainted during cere monies held to commemorate a century and a half of peace between Canada and the United States. WALL RUSH Two baby walruses rush to a wall in their pool whenever Laura Lee Hall, of Los Angeles, Calif., comes by. She's the one who feeds them that special something in the two-quart bottle. They weigh 1,000 pounds each. NEW ROLE Janis Paige, shown with producer Stuart Ostrow in New York, will be taking the leading role in Meredith Willson's new musical based on "The Miracle on 34th Street," to open on Broadway this fall. 't . ;---- i: r fiZmm keep iMiiiminni! rfrmiiimtinnirmiifiifii-lriiiff ''1' ? - SPACEMAN Looking like something from another world, a technician works on a gyroscope for a space missile in Great Neck, N.Y. He's looking through a special microscope. NEW SLANT ON HIKING Two citizens of Schenectady, N.Y., Herman Couball, left, and Kdward Ginaitis, wheel in the middle of the road in front of friend's car. Both paraplegics rolled, on a 20-mile "wheel hike" for the purpose of drawing attention to their organization, the National Paraplegic Foundation. Both, leaders in the local chapter of the organization, spend 11 hours and 5 minutes to complete the trip from Schenectady to Albany. CARD PLAY If this bathing beauty plays her cards right, she will attract a lot of attention to her hat. She made it from a pack of cards in Cypress Gardens, Fla. f iff vi- wt x -.- wtrm- m ill ' j "'fry", i mvfc - 4 . 1 , HU i f ,-. , .VMM. J n V i 1 --' ; ' Jtikuc ; it I 'N W i 11 : J : i ft , n , I in Mi n'MiflrJM . fcwiWt. , luiiiin m ! come SDCclal attention FAT CAT For a moment, this Lima, Ohio, cat thought she was making definite gains in the weight department. FLYING HIGH Taking a different kind of ride at the Royal Windsor Horse Show is horsewoman Susan Fowler, 21. She sails through the air after tak ing off from a parachute training device. FLOWER HACKING Rome fashions presented this star tling dress. The cocktail dress is In a beige and white abstract print, featuring a daring cut-out back and huge white silk rose attached to the neckline. LOTS TO CRANE Cran ing his neck, a giraffe gets some special attention from Mary Lazalcre during a visit to the San Fran cisco, Calif., zoo; She's do ing a musical in 'the city; 11 niriliiHnflwii,i LATE ARRIVAL Armin Dahl appears to have almost missed the boat, but lie was just testing the strength of material of his car's safety belt in Hamburg, West Germany. 1