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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1963)
HERALD AM) VEffs, Klamilh FalU. Oregon Thursday, August t. 1961 FACE J-A Fair Opens Competition To Other Basin Entries SIDE GLANCES TULELAKE Klamath County residents who would like to en ten competition in the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair at Tulelake, Sept. 8-9-10. will lind several classes open this year (or exhib its. William C. Whitaker. fair sec retary - manager, said Wednes day that because of iack of space some divisions are still limited to exhibitors within the 10-A Dis trict of California which includes penerally the Tulelake and Butte Valley area. The scope of divisions for Klam ath County exhibitors has been w idened considerably for 1963. Exhibitors may make applica tion to enter by filing with the tair office not later than 5 p.m Atie. 30. .wore man 515.WK) in premi ums is offered for this year's lair. Departments arc opened to the following: light horse, Modoc, Sis-: kiyou and Klamath counties: beef cattle, Modoc. Siskiyou and Klam ath: sheep division, Modoc and Siskiyou; horse show, feature ex hibits, one-family farm exhibit, agriculture and horticulture, home economics ifuod and clothing home economics t feature d i s- playi, 10-A District only. r lonculture, Modoc Siskiyou and Klamath; aits and crafts. Modoc, Siskiyou and Klamath: junior feature exhibits i booths FFA entries. Alturas section of FFA Teachers Association and Klamath County; 4-H entries. Mo doc, Siskiyou and Klamath coun ties: showmanship and round rob in, same as for junior feature exhibits. Four-H livestock, beef and swine, Modoc, Siskiyou and Klam ath counties; sheep, foods, cloth ing, forestry, entomology, Modoc and Siskiyou: Future Homemalt- ers of America, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts and Brownies, 10-A Dis trict only; Future Homemakers of America, foods and clothing and feature exhibits (booths' FFA chapters of Modoc and Sis kiyou and that area in Shasta and Lassen counties lying east and north of Burney Mountain. BTM IF a-a Lawyers To Appeal Arrests Of 352 Race Demonstrators . mi k MIA. h TU us r OM. "Can we accept Jimmie's father's credit card?" Texas uses about half the natur al gas it produces. HURRY! ENDS FRIDAY! August Fur Sale Irwin Stern Fine Furs or Sale Prices Restyling and Repairing at Special Low Prices BUbGET TERMS I A 525 Main Escalator Crushes Girl; Father Killed In Rescue CAMDEN. N.J. (UPD-A Gar den State Park employe and his 10 - year - old daughter were crushed to death in an escalator Wednesday as he showed the child around the race track in nearby Cherry Hill Township. Tlie victims, John P. Sweeney. 56, Maple Shade, and his daugh ter, Margaret, were killed in the mezzanine of the clubhouse section after riding the escalator up from the ground floor. Camden County Coroner Jules Shasshauser said the girl fell head first into an opening at the top of the moving stairs where a floor plate had been removed by a workman to make adjustments. The workman was away at the I pass charges stemming from ra-J fines ranging from $100 to 400 or 1 cial demonstrations and given I sentences from two to six months. U.....I.I- ,1 1,11 - " .I.....M . IMIIMT By Inited Press International Attorneys for 352 persons charged with violating an anti demonstration injunction at Dan ville, Va., said they would ask a federal court today to take juris diction over their tases. The lawyers are to appear be fore Judge Simon E. Sobeloff of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Ap peals in Baltimore, Md. If Sobe loff refuses to switch the cases from Virginia courts to federal courts, attorneys said they would request a stay of the trials until Sobeloff rules on the constitution ality of the injunction. Trial of the demonstrators be gan Wednesday at Danville. Mobile Countv, Ala., school time the Sweeneys and a friend boarded the escalator. The child's body was crushed between the casing and tlie stairs Her father went into the open ing feet first in an attempt to rescue her. His body was pulled into the mechanism and he was crushed to death. Ronald Haines, a neighbor of Sweeney's who was with them, became hysterical after the mis hap and fled. Police began a search for him. Sweeney's wife is a nurse at Cooper Hospital here. The couple had another daughter, Claudia and a son, Patrick. Crews Laying Storm Drainage MOUNT SHASTA - Crews be-1 gan laving 280 feet of storm drainage across East Lake Street this week. The drain will shunt runoff from flash floods of Orem and Upper East Lake past the post office. Superintendent of Public Works, Charles Echols, reported that the concrete pipe for the project was supplied by the Hilfikcr Pipe Company of Klamath Falls at a cost of $1,500 board attorney George Wood was expected to ask the Supreme Court in Washington today to stay a federal court order that Mobile schools be desegregated next month. There were a number of racial demonstrations in North Carolina Wednesday. About 300 Negroes marched in downtown Goldsboro, N.C., Wednesday night and police arrested 33 Negroes in a protest demonstration at a barbeque res taurant operated by a Negro for whites only. About 300 Negroes gatliered at the Winston-Salem city hall, Wednesday night, singing "free' dom" tones, and a crowd of about 150 whites congregated across the street. But police kept order. A group of is persons marched through tlie University of North Carolina campus at Chanel Hill. N.C. Eleven Negroes were arrested during a demon stration in front of a segregated restaurant at Enfield. 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