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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1963)
Monday, July 29, 1963 PAGE 3 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Bettors A wait Rain In Predictable City WAVNESBURG, Pa. (UPII lAllison. noted the observation on John Daily, rain prophet for this the fly leaf of a store ledger. southwestern Pennsylvania city, Wnen Allison died, his brother, . SEEKS AID AFTER QUAKE An old man sitting in the .street Sunday reaches out a hand for assistance in Skoplje, Yugoslavia. He is one victim in the city of 200, 000 who awakened with the sounds of tumbling buildings after the pre-dawn earthquake Friday. From around the world, by plane, train, and truck, emergency supplies are being rushed into Skoplje, an agricultural and communi cations center on the Vardar River. Severe Storms Kill 2, Cause Havoc In Nation . By t'nited Press International ; Fair and dry weather prevailed over most of the nation today aft er scattered severe storms ruined crops fn North Carolina, knocked out utility service in Pennsylvania and lashed Montgomery, Ala. The storm in Pennsylvania's Allegheny County Sunday knocked out electrical and telephone serv ice in several Pittsburgh suburbs. The storm dropped the tempera ture IS degrees in two hours. A lightning bolt struck and kill ed a 15-year-old girl in Shawnee State Park near Bedford, Pa., and another bolt struck a home in Brentwood, Pa. The hail and lightning caused thousands of dollars of damage to the tobacco crop in eastern North Carolina. The damage ran between 80 and 90 per cent on some farms. A roof was blown off a lumber company in Coats, N. C. In Virginia, a severe thunder- Anti-Segregation Demonstrators Remain Quiet By Coiled Press International About 125 Negroes and whites1 protesting segregation were ar rested Sunday in demonstra-l tions in California and Virginia. It was a relatively quiet Sun day on the racial ironl with ar rest-producing protests reported Negroes had promised to defy a, staged sit-down protests the day city anti-march injunction with a before march by thousands but tile dem onstration fell far short of the promise. Interfere with Worship At Farmville, Va., about 50 miles from Danville, 22 Negroe At Denver, heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Listen appeared briefly at a civil rights march was confident showers would fall today as they have on for 76 of the past 86 years. Even the weatlierman was giv-l ing Daily encouragement. I lie forecast called for a few showers and thundershowers in the fore noon and becoming more numer ous in the afternoon. However, not all are convinced it will rain today. Heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay is betting one of the quill pens he uses to com pose his poetry with Daily that the showers will bypass Waynes burg on its "rain day." Daily put up a hat. just as he has in past years with other famous persons. No one really knows why it rains in Wavnesburg on July 2!) It's just one of those things which has happened for years and its origins are steeped in the misty legends of the past when an un known farmer once remarked to a druggist that "it always seems to rain around here on July 29." The farmer's name ivas never learned but the druggist. William only in Danville, Va.; Farmville.iuhn nitcmniM in aii.aH spi-vi mum, uni uu me cuum aim va., Hnu lorrance. la n. Demon-Ui k,t-,,l ,.h,,r.h ur or. this dav P"ssed " 0n down the line 10 theislrations als0 ere 'n Den-'rested on charges of "interfering uus oay.ate Byrim Daiiy. Byron turned Ver. Colo., and Pine Bluff. Ark..wjih chur,.h worship " pars. ukA ink ........ n rn:i.. !... . . 1 r- uufc uu ancsis weie reponea in those cities. the job over to John Daily attorney here. Townspeople can recall from conversations with their grand parents about the day when just lew spattered drops tell on Main Street or some other part of town from out of a cloudless! sky to fulfill the tradition. storm hit six cities, killing a 72 year -old Hampton, Va., man, causing at least one fire and dumping enough rain to create some flooding. The downpour at Montgomery broke trees, uprooted small buildings and knocked out power. A steel storage shed was de molished and the debris scattered over a 30-foot area. A small tornado was reported to have touched down near Tam pa, Fla. causing minor damage. Tulsa, Okla., residents con tinued mopping up from an 8.7 inch rainfall the hardest rain in the city's history. The Satur day downpour sent small creeks out of their banks and drove about 200 persons from their homes. More than a dozen minor fires were caused by lightning, and dozens of cars were submerged at Hooded intersections. WATCH CRYSTALS REPLACED n ana up Glvt your watch a new look with our .xpertly fitted watch crystals. All work guaranteed. Torrance, Calif., police, aided by mounted deputies, arrested 24 Danville police, sweltering inlDickets orotcstinc alleged racial 102-degrce heat, intercepted 77 Negroes marching on city hall and loaded them into paddy wag ons and a tractor-trailer when they sprawled nut on the pave ment. discrimination at an all-white, housing tract. The pickets, mem bers of the Congress of Racial Equality (C0RE, were charged with aiding, abetting and consol ing other demonstrators who Opens Festival ANTIBES, France UPD-Top-flight American jazz trumpeter and composer .Miles Davis opened the fourth International Jazz Fes tival here Friday night. Singer Sarah Vaughan also was on hand for the first night of the festival where musical groups from the United States, West Ger many, South Africa, Britain, Swe den, Italy, The Netherlands, France and Poland arc represented. urging support of President Ken nedy's civil rights legislation and about 25 Negroes were chased out side a segregated hamburger stand in Pine Bluff, Ark., when a white youth tossed ammonia into the small building. Other Action There were these other racial developments: Oi-ala, Kla. Police sought two white men witnesses said fired shotgun blasts into the home of in tcgration leader Dr. L. R. Hamp ton. No one was injured. Philadelphia Postmaster An thony I. Lambert warned that picketing threatened by the Na-1 tional Association for the Advance ment of Colored People (NAACP) could lead to federal violations. The NAACP has threatened to picket Philadelphia's main post office today to protest alleged promotion discrimination against Negro postal employes. 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