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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1963)
Reporter Has Idea For Television Show Replacement By DICK WEST 1 tilled Press International WASHINGTON (L'PIi - It oc curred to me the other evening that "What's My Line?" can't go on forever and that eventually its going to need a replacement. When that happens. I hope to Interest the network in a televi sion game I recently invented tailed "Who Asked That?" As everyone knows, the panel ists on "What's My Line?" put on blindfolds and try to identify the mvstery guest. Well, on "Who Asked That?" the guest will put on a blindfold and try to identify the panelists. Sounds like fun, doesn't it? I qot the idea from the show from a magaiine column that answers questions sent in by cu rious readers. Some of the questions are rath er bizarre, and ac a hnhku 1 like In see if I can create situa tions to fit them. For example, a reader who gave her name as KlUn rr. shenson wanted to know "If Eliz- anetn Taylor has a mink-lined raincoat, or is that just public ity?" Mv cuess would he thai Mkc Gershenson is Miss Taylor's press agent. I'sing this as a springboard. I drew up the format for "Who Asked That?" Here's the way the program will operate: Kadi week, I. the producer, will go through the column and pick out questions for the mys tery panelists to ask on the air Then the blindfolded guest will try to guess w ho asked them. Got it? Appearing below are six ques tions I have already selected. Without peeking, see if you can identify the mystery panelists, who are listed in parentheses at the end. 1. "What actually is Averell HaiTiman's position in the Ken nedy administration?" 2. "I would like to know what position Dr. Max Adenauer, son of the West German chancellor, occupies in his father's govern ment''" 3. "Is Grace Kelly expecting hor third child as the rumors have it?" 4. "How good are the chances of Vire President Lyndon John son running for the presidency in 19ii3?" 5. "Who said, 'love is the his tory of a woman's life but only an episode in a man's?' " 6. "Is Bonita Granville Wrath- er, who is listed as associate pro ducer of the Lassie TV series. the same Bonita Granville who was a child actress in Holly wood?" il. Averell Harriman. 2. Kon rad Adenauer. 3. Prince Rainier. 4. Lady Bird. 5. John Prolumo. 6. Lassie.) OLD-TIMER RETl'RNS NEW YORK (L'PII - An all time campus favorite in fashion, the polo coat, is back for fall in a new guise. It's fashioned into a swagger copy of an officer's coat The "little boy" look to coed fashions also is abundant, show ing in vests, knickers and Jackie Coogan caps. Board Approves I HP. RAID AKH NUM. ICtomaflt Tw9m, twig WEED The College of the Sis- U.S. Army Captain Loses Life In South Vietnam Military Action kiyous Board of Trustees has giv en Allyn Martin, Redding archi tect. authority to proceed on work ing plans for a gymnasium for the COS campus. rrejminary plans were approved at a special board meet ing Knday night. Bids for the gymnasium will be let early next vear. The new gymnasium is the sec ond building to be undertaken in the six-year COS expansion pro gram. This building program is financed by a 50-ccnt override tax approved by the college dis trict voters. A student center, ad ministration building and library building was completed last spring. ....,.,- nvi;,- rk XT Detergent j SAIGON, South Viet Nam UP1 An American army captain has been killed in a South Vietna mese military operation against Communist guerrillas, it was re ported today. A U.S. Army spokesman said the captain was shot in the head by Communist small arms fire Tuesday while accompanying gov ernment troops on an operation near the town of Quang Ngai, north of Saigon. Another U.S. captain was injured. The officers names were with-j held. The captain was the 102nd American to die in South Viet Nam since 1961 when the United Slates started helping the govern ment of President Ngo Dinh Diem in his struggle against Communist penetration. He was the 46th American killed in action to date against Communist Vict Cong guerrillas and the 25th to die on a combat mission this year. Thirty Americans have died In I WHITE MAGIC Make your next wash bright like magic. 49V2 oz. pkg. I I c m M SAVE ON COFFEE! 1 -lb. Can 7, 2-lb. --1.17 3-lb.s-1.75 (Folger's Instant 99c 1.49) EDWAR 2 rr( n ' DS Mb. can 2-lb. $1.13 3-lb. $1.69 Safeway Instant 10-oz. $1 19 57' 6-o. 79 c Toothpaste Insect Repellent MacLecms cleans them better. 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There are about 12.000 Ameri cans stationed in South Viet Nam. ostensibly for training and aiding South Vietnamese forces. The continuing struggle against the Viet Cong has been overshad owed recently by the govern ment's political-religious crisis stemming from Its dispute with the country's Buddhists. Tension in the dispute was heightened by a third Buddhist priest's suicide Tuesday in pro test against the government's re ligious policies. U.S. officials expressed concern that the suicide might spur fur ther anti-government demonstra tions that could get out of hand and invite Communist exploita tion. Tuesday's suicide victim was Thich Thanh Tue, 17, a priest who drenched his robes with gas oline, set himself afire and burned to death outside a pagoda near Hue. a city 400 miles north of Saigon. It was the third such self-im molation by Buddhist clergymen since June, when members of the religion began protesting alleged persecution by Diem's govern ment. The president and many of his high officials are Roman Catholic. A Buddhist association spokes man said the young priest left notes indicating his act was a protest against the government. .:! LU. Underwood. Whole horn C ueviled nam goodness. 2..z?ft Sunshine Instant Coffee a",&So"born6 i.r 99 c Towne Pride. Dessert Topping S.rt2;33c Sandwich Cookies zs?HL. Fritos Corn Chip$i" "i'Si" - 39 49 Plan Your Menu Around A Delicious Salad Tonite! Romaine or Red Range Seeds Bids Asked The Bureau of Land Manage ment, Department of the Interior, has issued an invitation for bids to furnish approximately 605.940 pounds of assorted seeds for re seeding range lands In Oregon and California. Bids are to be opened at 2 p.m. (PDT) Aug. 30, in the bureau's office. Room 720, 1002 N.E. Holla day Street, Portland, Ore. Pure, live, ripe seed is required with delivery f.o.b. to BLM ware houses in Lakeview, Vale, Pr'me ville and Burns, Ore., and in Mo desto, Ukiah, Susanville and Ba kers.'ie!d, Calif. Quantities range from 115 fo 350,000 pounds consisting of Hard ing grass. Smilo, Brando and Smooth Brome, Lana vetch, rye grass, various wheatgrass, Indi an ricegrass, yellow sweetclover and Nomad alfalfa. Approximate ly 554,500 pounds of seed will go to Oregon; the balance of 51,- 400 pounds to California. The bureau Is purchasing the seed as part of a 6tepped-up pro gram for rehabilitation of the Oregon-California range. Specifications and conditions re lating to seed purchases on Invi tation No. 1302 are available to prospective bidders at the Bureau of Land Management's Portland office, 1002 N.E. Holladay Street (P.O. Box 3861). LITTUC Crisp Heads. Perfect for salads. n HEAD Chief Resigns At Chiloquin CHILOQUIN The council met in regular meeting at the city hall Monday, Aug. 12. at 8 p.m. with six members present. Mayor Starkey Mated that Max Smith, chief of police for Chilo quin, would be resigning effective Sept. 1 to go into the state police. Advertisements will be run ia the paper for a new chief of po lice. A public caucus Is to be called to nominate candidates (or three councilmen for the coming term which will be held Nov. 5, in a regular city election for a two year term. Mayor Starkey brought up pro posed changes and additions to the street light system which w as discussed and agreed upon by all members present. The meeting was adjourned early. CANNING SPECIAL' GREEN BEANS $J49 CUCUMBERS $198 Can or Freeze Now! Lu Perfect for Pickling 20-lb. Lug U. S. No. 1 Potatoes! 49 Watermelons Criip, Pmcol Stolk 4 P Celery v 15 ruittMA F,e,h ""' "l,p 1 Cc Cabbage lbc P.och.i, r GrtrtmUrn Applet, Hermiston Grown. Red-ripe beauties. Gr. Onions-- 3il9c Bell Peppers-'- 5 Oranges 5 1? lit made naturally to naturally ifs teffer
