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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1963)
Oregon Voters Will Cast Ballots On Three Changes In Constitution SALEM (UPIi Oregon voters U1 cast ballots on three pro posed changes in the stale's con stitution next year. Set (or a vote at the May 15 primary election is a constitution al change authorizing $30 million in general obligation bonds for the AF Admits Secret Shot WASHINGTON UPI -The Air Force disclosed today that It se cretly launched a 176-pound satel lite into a w ide-swinging orbit al most a month ago to m;ike a broad study ol radiation around the earth. The belated announcement said the research satelhte was in a polar orbit, circling the earth every 132.6 minutes and transmit ting tape-recorded data twice a day on charged particles in the earth s magnetic field and the up per ionosphere. At its nearest point, (lie moon let passes 208 miles above the earth. At the farthest range, it reaches out to 2.558 miles. In this extended elliptical orbit, Air Force Scientists said, the satellite measures electrons and protons in all energy ranges. It Ihus provides the broadest gauge study of radiation the Air Force has yet undertaken in a region where it has operational satellites and some day expects to send manned space craft. -The satellite was carried aloft from Vandmbcrg Air Force Base, Calif., as a sort n( hitch-hiker at tached to a still secret parent satellite. They were boosted into orbit by a Thor-Agcna rocket June 27. On July 1, the hitch-hiker was sepa rated from the parent space craft at a 208-mile altitude and propel led into its own elliptical orbit by a small solid-fueled motor produc ing about 2,000 pounds of thrust. While the parent satellite is a secret vehicle. Air Force officers said there was nothing secret about the research satellite. But no clear explanation w as given as to why almost a month went by before announcement was made of the launching. higher education building pro-1 al change deals w ith state leases. gram. It would exempt leases not exceed- If voters approve the change, ing 20 years from the state debt two already-approved laws take limit. eflect. One relates to the issuance ! The attorney general has al- of general obligation bonds by the State Boaid of Higher Education. and the other authorizes the board to spend up to $12 million for buildings. The other two measures are set lor the general election Nov. 3. One would remove mention of tlie death penalty from the state constitution. The constitution pres ently sets the 'penalty for first degree murder at death. By striking this language from the constitution, the legislature would be allowed by law to set whatever penalty it wished. The 1063 legislature approved a bill which sets the penalty for first degree murder at life in prison, and extends to 10 years the mini mum sentence which must be served before parole can be con sidered. The new law takes effect if voters approve removal of the death penalty from the constitu tion. The other proposed constilution- ready assigned ballot titles and statements of purpose for the three proposals. Next will come the appoint ments of three committees, each made up of one senator and two representatives, who will draft a Voters Pamphlet. The most controversial of the trio is the measure that would eliminate the death penalty in Oregon. . The last time the issue was vo ted on in 1958 the death penalty was retained by a 12.000- votc margin. The death penalty was outlawed once in Oregon. That was in 1914 when capital punishment was outlawed by a slim 157-votc margin. .A series of brutal murders followed, and in 11)20 the death penalty was rein stated by 17,000 votes. Forty persons have been hanged in Oregon, and 18 have been ex ecuted in the state's gas chamber. Thursday, July 25, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon PACE 1-B 512 Main Free Parking 5th and Klamath Final July CLEARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS! Make Charge Purchases How Don't Pay Till September jg The books art closed! All charge purchases mode balance or this month will not be billed until August 25, payable September 10th. GET FROST -FREE REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER PLUS Or MORE For Your Old Refrigerator Your old refrigerator up to 10 yean old in op erating condition. w ON THIS NEW TINGH0USE fssT! Jra ' lit , .... " ' '" : I mm - J i: -X WITH TRADE Similar to Illustration No frost in the refrigerator! No frost in the freeier! No defrosting ever with these new Westinghouse models! Come in and let us show you the new Westinghouse features! You can be sure if it's WESTINGHOUSE &tC GREEN STAMPS! targazer! 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