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HERALD AND NEWS, Klimath Fall. Oregon
Monday, Auglut II, 1963
BASIN BRIEFS
BONANZA
GARY ROSS, 15-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ross of
Bonanza, has returned to h i s
home after surgery in KlamaUi
Valley Hospital. Klamath rails.
MR. AND MRS. KERMIT KEY
SOR have returned to Langell
Valley after a week in Portland
and at the coast. They took
grandsons Marty and Dennis Dick
back after several weeks here.
They are the sons of Mr. and
Mis. Warren Dick.
WALTER NULL of Eagle, Ida
ho, is spending a few days with
his daughter, Mrs. Art Monroe.
MRS. BARNES has returned to
her home at Corning after visiting
In Bonanza with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Williams, and family
and saw for the first lime her
great-granddaughter, Connie Sue.
daughter of Mr.
Williams.
MR. AND MRS. CECIL WHIT
MORE of Oakridge spent the
weekend in Bonanza with rela
tives and took daughters Diana
and Donna home after a week
here. Twilla Hubble went back
with them for a visit.
GENE GARDNER and four chil
dren of Roseville are spending a
week with his mother, Mis. King
Hubble.
and Mrs. Carylza. Mrs. George Hard and chil
dren of Klamath Falls and Mrs.
Pavitt Newnham of Merrill spent
a few days camping at Diamond
Lake.
Bl.Y
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES
HOSEY attended the Minnesota
Vikings-Los Angeles Rams game
in Portland on Aug. 10-11.
MRS. VERNON HUBBLE, Mrs.
Wayne Dye, Mrs. Charles Roberts
and their children, all of Bonan-
MR. AND MRS. DEE CHAND
LER of Lakeview were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
LeaviU Aug. 12. They were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bur
nett celebrating the birthdays of
Dee and Cora Leavitt.
ARMED FORCES NEWS
Civil Air Patrol CapL Jerry L.
Kecsee of 725 Celery Street, Al
gona. Wash., completed a week
long jet orientation course at
Perrin Air Force Base. Tex., re
cently. Captain Keesee received aca
demic and pre-flight training and
five hours orientation in the cock
pit of a T-33 jet trainer. He also
served as an escort officer for
52 outstanding CAP cadets rep
resenting the 52 Civil Air Patrol
wings from the 50 states, the Dis
trict of Columbia and Puerto
Rico.
...
LhWL
JERRY L. KEESEE
A graduate of Klamath Union
High School, the captain is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Keesee, 4767 South Sixth Street.
The captain is a squadron com
mander in the Washington CAP
wing, which is an official auxili
ary of the United States A i r
Force.
First Lt. Ernest A. Roberts of
Escondido, Calif., graduated from
the United States Air Force's
Squadron Officer School at the
Air University, Maxwell A 1 r
Force Base, Ala., Aug. 2.
Lieutenant Roberts was select
ed for the special professional
officer training in recognition of
his demonstrated potential as a
leader in the aerospace force.
The lieutenant, son of R. Glenn
Roberts of Route 1, Ramona,
Calif., attended Palomar Junior
College in San Marcos, Calif. His
wife is tlie former Patricia C.
Morris of Klamath Falls.
Lieutenant Roberts is being re
assigned to Kingslcy Field.
Midshipman First Class Charles
Russell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Russell, 2336 Wantland
Avenue, operates propulsion con
trols while participating in a sum
mer training cruise aboard tlie
submarine USS Mcdregal, operat
ing out or Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
During (lie seven week cruise
he will gain experience in sea-
manslnp, navigation, engineer
ing and gunnery.
Midshipman Russell Is a mem
ber of tlie class of l!ff4 at Oregon
Stale University at Corvallls.
Marine He. Willys E. Matt
millcr, son of Mrs. Maebelle Matt
miller, 7U7 Washington Street, re
cently completed tlie four-week
Aviation Mechanical Fundament
als School at tlie Naval Air Tech
nical Training Center, Memphis,
Tcnn.
As a graduate of this basic
course ho is qualified for en
trance to a more advanced train
ing school in preparation tor
technical duties with Marine avi
ation units.
The Mechanical Fundamentals
course included mathematics,
physics, electricity and the
use of aircraft hardware.
Gerald L. Swuliler. aviation
boats am's ma:e airman, L'SN
son of Mr oi Mrs. Van L. Swit-
zler erf U11 Madison Avenue
serving aboard (he antisubma
rine warfare suocurt aircraft car
rier USS Hornet is seeing one of
Work) War li s foremost action
points during Hornet's current
visit to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Hornet participated in raids on
Palau, lap, Truk, in the capture
of Saipan and the battles of the
Philippine Sea. She also saw ac
tion in the battle of Surigao Strait
and the attacks on Northern Luz
on and Formosa.
As an antisubmarine carrier,
Hornet specializes in finding and
destroying enemy submarines.
She is the hub of a hunter killer
task group and flagship of Com
mander Carrier Division 17 of
the Pacific Fleet.
Army Spec. 4 James A. Ncecc,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Ncece, 757 California Avenue, par
ticipated in Exercise Switt Strike
III, a U.S. Strike Command ex
ercise in Georgia and North and
South Carolina, involving more
than 75,000 armed forces person
nel.
Swift Strike III pitted two task
forces against each other in a
four-week mock war that end
ed Aug. 16, and included air
borne maneuvers, long-distance
airlifts, air-ground support mis
sions and countcrgucrrilla opera
tions.
Specialist Neece is a member of
the 52nd Ordnance Company at
Fort Campbell, Ky.
He entered the Army in No
vember 1961 and was last sta
tioned at Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md.
The 24-year-old soldier Is a 1957
graduato of Crook County High
School in Prineville and attended
Eastern Oregon College.
No Camping
OSTIGLIA, Italy UPI - Two
British couples, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Andrew and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor, discovered Satur
day that what appeared to be a
special camping sits was really
(lie cemetery of nearby Serravalle
Po. They were awakened this
morning by a grave digger who
told tliem of their mistake.
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Caiendar
MONDAY
TU1.ELAKE RAINBOW AS
SEMBLY will hold its annual
smorgasbord at the fairgrounds
in the Home Economics Build
ing. Serving will start at 7 and
will continue till 8:30 p.m. Enter
tainment will be provided. The
cost will be $2 for adults, $1.25
for students, and children under
0 will bo let in free.
ARTIFACTOUS CLUB 7:30
p.m. county library lecture room.
Plans for September show. Pro
gram, refreshments. Guests wel
come. NEIGHBORS OK WOODCRAFT
meet in KC Hall at 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
DEGREE OF HONOR execu
tive meeting will be held at the
home of Melba Echer, 59U2 Onvx
Drive, 7:30 p.m.
CRATER LAKE CHAPTER
Sweet Adelines, chorus rehearsal,
8 p.m. VFW Hall.
WEDNESDAY
LADIES SOCIETY, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and En-
gincmcn, regular meeting, 8 p.m.,
citv librarv basement.
MR. AND MRS. TONY QUAD
ROS had as recent guests for
three days, Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Bailey and children of Chico.
MR. AND MRS. D. V. HUCK
and son Vern, and Curt Peterstein-
er of Klamath Falls were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Thomson.
MR. AND MRS. GARY SPEN
CER and children, Alice, Steve
and Patty of Milwaukie, Ore.,
were recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H o s e y
CharLei Marie Hosey returned
with them to stay for a few days
MRS. THOMAS THOMSON and
son Danny drove to Merrill recent
ly to visit the Richard Fairfield
family and to bring Jeanie Thorn
son home. She had been visiting
there for a week.
MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
KOLKOW and family spent Aug.
9-11 at the home of their daugh
tor and family, Mr. and Mrs
Dwayne Brood and children in
Phoenix, Ore.
MR. AND MRS. JIM BAKER
and family have returned from
Oakridge where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Baker's niece.
Sonya Rcnce Henderson, who died
Aug. 11. The infant was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henderson, who are former resi
dents.
MRS. IRENE BOURN returned
Monday from a trip to Medford.
During her trip, she visited her
son and daughters and their fami
lies, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bourn and
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Norton of Med
ford and Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Pi-
san and Mrs. June Gallagher of
Klamath Falls.
NANCY JO CLEMENS is
spending a month at tlie home of
her brother and his wife, Pfc.
Martin Clemens and Mrs. Clem
ens at Camp Carson in Colorado
Springs.
MR. AND MRS. JACK LARSEN
have as guests, Mrs. Larsen's sis
ter and lamily, Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Yowcll and children Alan,
Robin and Amy of Nampa.
MR. AND MRS. SAM CHAND
LER have returned from a trip to
Jacksonville and Rusk, lox.,
where they visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chandler,
and other relatives. The J. E.
Chandlers are former residents.
DALE CONNELY has returned
to her home in Azalea after vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Pool.
DAIRY
MRS. ROY PREMO of Burney
and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Eth
el Premo of Olympia, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Rice and family.
LESLIE BROWN of Klamath
Falls is spending a week with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Butts.
MR. AND MRS. DON HUFF
MAN have moved from Las Ve
gas, and arc living in the Billy
Nelson home.
PHONE NUMBER of Oliver
Lovelady, carrier for the Herald
and News, has been changed to
545-3383.
MRS. DON RICE and daughter
Suzanne Hughes, visited friends
in Langell Valley on Tuesday.
MR. AND MRS. ART MrlN-
TYRE and family siwnt Sunday
at Crater Lake, their first visit
since moving here. Their son,
Leonard, who has been home on
leave returned to his Navy base
near San Francisco on Aug. 13.
Soviet Premier Schedules Visit To Devastated City
BELGRADE (UPI - Soviet
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev is
coming to Yugoslavia Tuesday to
inspect tlie ruins of a city shat
tered by an earthquake and to
discuss the Communist world
movement cracked by an ideo
logical tremor.
Official sources said Khrushchev
will spend a day touring tlie
Macedonian capital of Skopje.
smashed by a July 26 quake and
now being rebuilt with American
and Soviet aid.
TOP DRIVER
WESTBL'KY, N Y. (L'PIi-John
Chapman was the leading driver
at Roosevelt Raceway last year
with 71 victories. It was his first
full season at the Long Island
harness racing track.
But after four days of public
appearances in Belgrade and the
Skopje visit, sources said the So
viet leader will spend a week to
10 days huddling with President
Josip Broz Tito on the Sino-Soviet
Heads Group
W ASHINGTON (UPP Presi
dent Kennedy announced Friday
he will anoint Joseph H. McCon
nell, president of th j Reynolds
Metals Co. of Richmond, Va., as
chairman of the V. S. delegation
to the administrative radio con
ference at Geneva, Switzerland,
Oct. 7 to Nov. 8.
The conference will allocate ra
dio frequencies for space-radio
communication.
ideological dispute and other ma
jor international issues.
Khrushchev's third visit to Yu
goslavia fits into a pattern. His
first visit, in 1955. began to patch
up the Moscow-Belgrade relations
that ruptured In 1948 when Tito
refused to knuckle under to the
late Josef Stalin and made his
Yugoslav revolution nationalist as
well as Communist.
In 1956, while visiting Romania,
Khrushchev hopped over to Yu
goslavia for several days on a
surprise appearance to warm up
the still cool relationship. Yugo
slav sources say the coming third
visit can only improve the now
"normalized" Soviet-Yugoslav re
lationship. Khrushchev's call on
Tito so soon after the collapse of
the recent Sino-Soviet talks in
Moscow seems bound to further
irritate Peking.
Before the Moscow-Peking dis
niil rame out in the ODen. Com
munist China frequently used Bel
grade as a target tor lis criticism
of I ho Soviet Union. Peking at
tacked Tito's national brand of
communism, his non-aligned stand
and the peaceful coexistence pol
icy Belgrade and Moscow proclaim.
Yugoslav sources say they ex
pect Khrushchev to welcome Ti
to's plans for calling a second
Belgrade conference of non-aligned
nations, probably in a year's time.
The proposal already has the sup
port of U.A.R. President Gamal
Abdel Nasser and has roused in
terest in Asia, Africa and Latin
America, Yugoslavs said.
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Mb. roll
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