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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1963)
PAGE tK HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Orrgon Wfiloesdav, Aunust U, 1D63 I " - ' r -.- .' v.t- ; J "4 J",! 4 . c " A ROUGH SEAT Jack Houston, Beatty. is shown here as he came out aboard one of the Brahma bulls. He was making a good ride when this shot was taken. Lee Decker Photo Court Order Cites Tensior, Blocks Desegregation Effort Actor Foils Lovesick Maid's Death Plot II v I nilrd Prrss liiternaliunal A fcdoral jixlsc t iting racial lension. Tuesday blocked Ihe first voluntary -hool deseRreRation in tlie iJeep South state of Georgia. The ruling, which stopped the enrollment of iix Negroes at a Brunswick, Ga., high school, was handed down while Negroes from throughout the nation traveled 'o Washington for today s historic freedom march on the nation's capital. Although the Brunswick inte gration was blocked, the school board at nearby Savannah, Ga., announced Tuesday that 2t Ne groes will be admitted to two white high schools. Tlie Savannah board acted un der an order of the same judge who halted the Brunswick desegregation. At Buras, La., archbishop John P. Cody called for citizens to overthrow "hateful influences" which he blamed tor an explos ion and fire at a once-integrated Catholic school. The bishop Tuesday closed Our Lady of Good Harbor No. 2 Earn Points At Susanville Eiders from Klamath Falls, Beatty and Lakeview acquitted themselves well in tlie Susanville Rodeo. Ken Halloway, Lakeview, cap tured the top spot in the first go round of tlie saddle bronc riding while Jack Thrasher, Klamath Falls, took second in the second go-round. Paul Templcton was second in the first go round and winner of the second. George Centner captured the bareback riding while Melvin Hoy was winner of the bull riding. Bob Jones topped the bulldog ging on both Saturday and Sun day with excellent limes. He grabbed Saturday honors in 6.9 seconds and Sunday with a seven second effort. June Hemsted was the barrel race winner on both Saturday and Sunday with 18.1 seconds Saturday end one second slower on Sunday Stan Gomez took calf roping honors Saturday in 14.4 (seconds, and Cecil Nichols won this event Sunday in 14.5 seconds. Carl Park and Dick Lake teamed up to win team roping honors. The rodeo was held Aug. 17 and 18 at Susanville. Calif. The same stock used in this rodeo will be available for riders at the Lake view Koundup this weekend. 4 V Designs blasted inlo the stone of the rotunda of the Canadian House of Commons show the main industries of the provinces. if; 0 Scliool after a gasoline b!al and lire ripped the buiiihng Monday night. Racial developments elsewhere in tlie nation: Ocala. KU.: Thirty-one Negroes coun nere tooay on tiwit-s stemming from recent racial demonstrations. VAN' M VS. Calif, it PH-.W Inr Goorge Monlgomery won a tniClo for his life Tuesday when lie relumed home and u;ls cui Imnitxi hv n love-slruck lornwi Irndi-d classes Thvie o:v mi in- niilui w,n, ;; Montgmnrn cidonts rojMHlcil. lli.td to dinlcc one bullet that Gn-rnshorn. X. C; A CuLlord I l-lMH' pni' inrncs ,rom Couniv Siitx1! ior ('(Mit t i.itv con utcd fie NcLiro lii-iiiotuir.itiirs Ilh'mLiv of otiMnieluii: a tioct. ens attornpvs ored im- mcdi.de nilit'e ot ;ipjva! Atlanta: Pickets niau'ictl m Montgomery. Ala.: A suit was'"1 l,M ""'"i si""'- filed in federal court here Tues- "w' c.in vin; situs nroteslmi; day by a Negro student seckine'" disci imuvit, on asainst Ne mtraimt in Auhurn Iniversitvi.-"1'" hy the turns Tlie pi.-si-ls. Graduate School. Harold A Franklin, a 13 graduate of Ala hama State College, named Wil liam V. Parker, dean of the school, and Charles W. Edwards. university registrar, as defendants. Birmingham, Pa.: A school board spokesman said Gov. George Wallace lias promised not to interfere with desegregation of Birmingham schools next W ednes day. Jacksonville. Fla.: Dubai Coun ty school officials said Tuesday that several previously segregat ed schools here w ill be opened to Negroes Sept. X Seviervllle, Tenn.: Sevier Coun ty High School began its first year ot desegregation lucsnay when seven Negro students at- i No (lispatclie-.i In Council. letoctives said Huth Weiuei. :IT. who Mont gomery said was employed b him and his former wile, singer Dinah Shore, about five years ago. was bent on murdor-suicide, ac cording to Sgt. J. P. Barton. "I am otivmely sorry for her and evidently she should be under nuslieal care." Montgomery, 47. said. He added that Miss Weiuc! tlie Ghandi Youth h;td Iven ilismisMxi alter working 'lor him alKiut eiilit montlis Ih1- aod one w hMe. eiv cause of her "erratic In-havior." Police said Miss Wenzel had liecn in the home lor two days aw-uiting Montgomery's return iiorn a six-week trip. The actor said lie saw her when lie Inst entered Ins home in this San Kemandn Valley com modity and ran alter her into a lied room. There Miss Wenzel pulled a 3H calilier revolver from under a pillow, police "' M""lKmery and tlie woman struggled lor sev eral moments and the gun fired once before he was able to sub due her. Detectives said they found a note which Miss Wenzel had ap parently written which .aid she didn't want Montgomery "fooling around with celebrity girls and ruining his reputation." The former maid, who came to this country from Dusseldorf. Germany, about seven years ago. also indicated in tlie note that she had intended to kill .Montgomery and then herself. Miss Wenzel was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. 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