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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1963)
Mickey Cohen Suffers Beating From Inmate ATLANTA. Ga. CP1 i-Racka-Uer Meyer Mickey i Cohen, 49. was severely beaten with a pipe Wednesday bv a fpllnur inmara at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Cohn's condition was described by the Justice Department in Washington as "very serious" and Warden E. M. Heritage said a neurologist was examining the California mobster who was serv ing a 15-year term for tax evasion. The Justice Department said Cohen was attacked by an inmate with a record as a mental patient who struck Cohen on the head with a length of pipe. Heritage said Cohen, transfer red to the Atlanta prison from Alcatraz earlier this year, was struck "two or three licks." Bo'h Heritage and FBI sources said they did not think the at tack had any gangster connec tions. The Justice Department said reports indicated that the attack iwas the result of an argument Cohen had with the other prison er. Heritage said Cohen's blood pressure and pulse were "pretty stable." The attack occurred in one of the prison shops where Cohen was working as a helper. Tlie as sailant ran into the snop and as- saulted Cohen with the pipe, the spokesman said. A spokesman said Cohen's a sailant is known to authorities at the prison but his name will not be made public until an investi gation by the FBI and the Bureau of Prisons is complete. The spokesman said the assail ant is from a rural community. The two men had no occasion to know each other before thev were in prison, the spokesman said Macmillan Tells Facts To Justice LOXDON (U'Pt) - Prime Min ister Harold Macmillan Wednesday gave evidence on the Profumo scandal to Lord Denning in the final stage of the judicial probe into the affair. "Lord Denning called at his own request," said a spokesman at Macmillan's residence. "He stayed a short time and took fur ther evidence from the prime minister." Denning, the eminent judge who is conducting the investiga tion on Macmillan's orders, had seen the prime minister previ ously. The investigation originally lim ited !o the security aspects of the scandal, was expected to end Wed nesday afternoon A spokesman for Denning said Wednesday's witnesses would be the last of about 160. Denning hopes to pre sent his written report to Macmil lan in the early fall. Infdrmed sources said Macmil lan and former War Minister John Profumo have given testi mony for Denning"s report. Profumo's resignation because of his love affair with call girl Christine Keeler set off the sen sational scandal that nearly top pled Macmillan's government and led to the Denning investigation under pressure from the opposi tion labor party. Tlie Profumo affair was linked to the vice case of Dr. Stephen Ward which filled Britain's news papers with tales of sex among the country's upper crust. y&S MAH.K T 5-15-26-3H 51-60-81-901 TAURUl . 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The milk audit and stabilization division of the Oregon Department of Agriculture completed the mail ing of letters to 1,413 producers requesting that they check the ac curacy o( production figures for January through April of 1363. The production figures were those sup plied by individual handlers. Area one includes all tne slate except Malheur, Harney and Curry coun ties. f producer's quota will be deter mined by comparing h i s produc-l tion and class one sales w ith thel area's total production and total class one sales during the same Jour-month period. The division chief, Kenneth V. Sawyer, said quotas will be es tablished and in operation by the first of October. Prices set by the department under the new milk stabilization act are already in effect. Migrant Labor Plan Launched PORTLAND (L'PIi Oregon's! migrant labor health project is un dr wav. Dr. Ralph Sullivan, director of the occurjational health section of the State Board of Health, said a I public health nurse and sanitarian will work in migrant camps in yamlii'l, Washington. roiK, Ma rian and MalrWHir counties. The project is operated under a federal grant of about $.0,000. fag lEWSFIPERSj fcfjTlitWgTlH wirwiiiii-iAAwfiSiii i Fishing Measure Given Title For State Ballot SALEM (LTD A ballot of title and statement of purpose were as signed Wednesday to the steel- head and salmon fishing initiative filed recently, Atty Gen. Robert Italy has the largest represen tation in the College of Car dinals of the Roman Catholic Church. V. Thornton announced. The title he assigned states: "Prohibiting commercial fishing for salmon, sleelhead." He lists the purpose as: "Pro hibits commercial fishing for sal mon and steelhead in all Oregon inland waters, including boundary rivers. Prohibits all commercial dealings in fish taken illegally." On Aug. 8 a sportsmen's group .filed preliminary petitions for an initiative to close all Oregon in land waters to commercial sal mon and steelhead fishing. If the measure gets on tlie Nov ember, 14, general election and is approved by the people, it would mean the end of commer cial sjlmon fishing the the Col umbia River. The group must obtain 37.096 signatures on petitions by July 2. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kails, Oregon 1964 to bring the proposal to a vote. Thornton predicted that his title would be challenged in the State Supreme Court. Thornton suggested tliat spon sors o! the measure refrain from circulating petitions for signatures until alter the Supreme Court has passed on the question. Ihe title may he challenged at any time within the next 20 days. . The initiative is anotrnr in a long series of battles between sports and commercial 'flshermen. Sponsor of the new initiative at tempt is Save our Salmon arid Steelhead, Inc., a nemr coporation which is headed by A'lan L. 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