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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1963)
St y r LJ DAROLD LLOYD SMITH KENNETH EDWIN PARK RICHARD A. MARKS News From The Services The U.S. Xavy Recruiting Sta tion in Klamath Falls announced the recent enlistment of Kenneth Edwin Park,. 17, son of Mrs. Opal llariati Doud, 731 .North Elev enth Street, and Darold Lloyd Smith, 2210 Radcliffe Avenue. Park, a former Clovis, Calif., resident, and Smith, a KIT grad uate, are undergoing recruit train ing at the U.S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. The sea man recruits will be granted 14 days leave prior to reporting to their lirst duty assignments. Marine Pvt. Richard A. Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. 'Marts of Route 3, Klamath Falls, completed four weeks of individ ual combat training last month at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. Calif. The training provides the new ly enlisted Marine with the ba sic field and combat skills re quired of him during his military service. Under carefully selected instruc tors, the Marine learns to take his place in the small fighting units, such as the four-man fire team and the 14-man squad. Charles C. Daniels, 18, son o( Air Force Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles L. Daniels Jr., of Kingslcy Air Force Base, was sworn in as a midshipman in the class of 1067 at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., on June 26. He is undergoing summer train ing, called "plebe summer," at the academy in preparation for joining the academy's Brigade ol Midshipmen in the fall. The two months of military in doctrination during the summer is designed to teach the new plebcs the ways of the Navy and Naval Academy. They are taught Two Circuit Judges Named SALEM (UPI) Appointment ol judges to the two new circuit court positions created by the MBII legislature was announced today by Gov. Mark Hatfield. Albert R. Musick was named a Washington county circuit judge, and Edwin R. Allen as judge of the new Lane County circuit court Musick is married and the fath er of one child. Allen, also mar ried, is the father of two children Musick served in the law firm of Black and Kendall from 1948 to 1962, and was a partner in Castles and Musick, Beavcrlon from counter intelligence in World War II. Allen served in the firm of Rcid1 and Bartle from 1949 to 1955 from 1955 to 1958 served in the judge advocate corps of the U.S. Army, and from 1958 to now was a partner in the law firm ol Bartle and Allen. He served as circuit judge pro km for 14 days in 1962. lo march, and to wear the Navy uniform correctly. They learn Navy terminology and begin some academic work. When upperclass- men return in September, the new plebe class will be "squared away" and ready to enter its first academic year. Upon graduation, midshipmen receive a bachelor of science degree and are commissioned en sign in the Navy or second lieu tenant in the Marine Corps, Army, or Air Force. Gary J. llalousek. electronics technician seaman, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Halousek of Malin, recently completed Elec tronics Technician Class "A" School at Treasure Island, San Francisco, Calif. The 38-week course covers the Iprinciples of electronics, mainte nance and operation of complex electronic equipment used throughout the Navy and includes troubleshooting procedures. James E. Peterson, yeoman third class. USN, son of Mrs. W. E. Conrady of 2555 Shasta Way, is serving with the Staff of Com mander U.S. Navy Forces,, Yoko suka, Japan. A graduate of Klamath Union High School. Peterson entered the Navy in September, 1961. Portugal Takes Stand LISBON. Portugal UPI 'Pre mier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar pledged Portugal's determination Monday night to hold on to its African territories despite mount' ing pressure from Western Allies and independent African nations. In a nationwide radio and tele vision broadcast, the 74-ycar-old premier said Portugal will defend to the limit of our human and material resources" its position in Angola, Mozambique and Por tuguese Guinea, lt was Salazar's lirst major policy speech in more than a year. He warned the United States it pursuing a policy in Africa parallel to that of Russia. Sala zar called the Russian policy "co herent and logical" in terms of I Communist objectives. But he said U.S. policy "in volves a serious principle of con tradiction" because it is brinein ' about the end of European politi cal influence in Africa and deal ing a blow to Western dclenses. The premier repeated last year's tiireat that Portugal would be "among the lirst" nations to, abandon the United Nations. He (rushed off opposition to Portu guese African policies within the United Nations and called the world body a "menace to peace and to the orderly life of nations" since the massive entry of Afro Asian nations. 'Shasta Council Establishes Tax MOUNT SHASTA - The city council set the tax rate for the coming year at SI Go per $100 valuation, lt is set aside as fol lows: For general fund $1.20, flood control .20, parks .10, sew ers .07. administration .05. li brary .02, civil defense .01. The board went on record to ask 'or bids to install gutters and leurbs on tuo blocks of Alma and Cedars streets. It was emphatic this would end at Ivy. The council attended an addi tional $400 to the chamber of com merce to use in advertising the citv. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Wednesday, Augurt 11, 1961 PAGE J-B Aide Says Nelson In Race WASHINGTON (UPll-An aide, to Gov. Rockefeller has been as suring Republican legislators in Washington that his clue! is solid ly in the 1964 presidential race. iccording to the New York Times. In a dispatch published today, the Times quoted unidentified congressmen as having been as sured that the governor would stay in the light for the Republic can nomination through at least two primary contests probably New Hampshire and California The assurances, according to1 the Times, were circulated among liberal Republican senators and congressmen by George L. Hin man, Republican national com mitteeman from New York, who is a Rockefeller political adviser. we're in this thing all the way," "I just wanted you to know that we're in this thing all the way," the Times quoted Hinman as tell ing the legislators. However, the accounts said that Hinman was careful not lo commit the gov ernor to a specific political schedule. I Hinman, queried about the re lets today in New York, said, "All I have to say is 'no com ment." " But the impression left by Hin man, according to the Times, was that Rockefeller was prepared to contest the California and New Hampshire primaries, at least. Preliminary soundings by the Rockefeller pulse takers have ki- dicated a good reception for tha governor among New Hampshire Republicans. Moreover, Dart mouth College, of which Rocke feller is a faithful alumnus, is sit uated there, and he has done much for the college. Highest odds ever offered on Man O'War was nine to 10. The famed race horse won 20 of his 21 starts. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE jjjj j AONVD V 'ONIWOO 9 'aailnHS S '3NVAH3H1V3M "C 'SH3UNV l uoa "XOOD '6 'NVW3!IIJ -8 'H3AICJ '9 'AHaiaAViUS 'S 'S3dVHO y 'MOD -J ssojsv :SH3ASNV Lower Budget Adopted A SPEECH IX ANY LANGUAGE PARKER, Ariz. Talks by grad ualion speakers at the LePera Elementary School were short. The reason: The talks were giv en in Spanish, English, Hopi. Navajo and Mohave. The school is located on the Colorado River Indian Reservation. DUNSMUIR-The Dunsmuir El ementary School Board has ap proved a $247,881 budget for the 1963-64 school year, a drop of $11,341 from last year's elemen tary school budget. 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