Resolution
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GUIDING HAND Playschool teacher Mrs. Ed Johnny
gives 4-year-old Byron Boyer some help with his coloring.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Boyer, 3131 Shas
ta Way. Byron is one of a group of youngsters who at
tend the playschool, designed to acquaint pre-schoolers
with classroom routine.
STORY TIME One of the favorite parts of playschool for the youngsters is the time
for story-telling. Mrs. Gene Byrnes is shown here reading a story to a group of 5-year-olds.
There are still eight spots open at the playschool for pre-schoolers. Interested
parents may enroll their children through the city Park and Recreation Department.
There is a $12 monthly fee for the three-hour-per-day class. v 1
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Thursday, September 12, 1963
Goldwater Urges Party Unity
CHICAGO (UPI) - Sen. Barry i
M. Goldwater, R.-Ariz., urged fel
low Republicans Wednesday night
to direct their anger toward the
New Frontier "rather than chew
on members of your own party."
Goldwater, speaking to a
friendly audience that included
Illinois' top Republicans, pleaded
for unity against President Ken
nedy and what the senator called
"a 'daddy knows best' attitude to
ward the American people."
The speech, delivered before
the National Federation of Re
publican Women, marked a key
appearance by Goldwater during
nis current cross-country swing.
Gubernatorial candidates
Charles H. Percy, who was chair-
man of the IMP Republican plat-
Mahlon Merrick, music director
for "The Jack Benny Program"
on the CBS Television Network,
has been on the comedian's staff
for 28 years.
form committee, and Hayes Rob
ertson, Cook County GOP chair
man, were in attendance.
They were nut present last
weekend when New York Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller and his
wife, Happy, went to a fair at
Oregon, 111.
In his speech, Goldwater did
not mention Rockefeller by name
or refer explicitly to the Rocke
feller attack recently on the "rad
ical right" of t h e Republican
parly.
"I would remind you that there
are many New Frontiersmen to
direct your anger toward rather
than chewing on members of your
own party," Goldwater said.
Goldwater, who along with
Rockefeller is expected to be a
top contender for the presidential
nomination next year, refused to
be labeled.
"I am a Republican, pure and
I hope not too simple," Goldwater
said. "I accept that designation
WASHINGTON (UPD-The first
indication of congressional anger
at the Ngo Dinh Diem govern
ment's action against the Bud
dhists came today when a resolu
tion was offered in the Senate
urging that all U.S. aid to South
Vict Nam be cut off.
Sen. Frank Church, D - Idaho,
who sponsored the resolution,
said Americans were "dismayed"
at the Diem government's "cruel
repression" of ? the Buddhists
Such girsly scenes have not
been witnessed since the Chris
tian martyrs marched hand-in-hand
to the Roman arenas," he
said.
Church rejected arguments that
U.S. aid was needed to stem the
Communist tide in South Vict
Nam. He said that it the Diem
government did not change ils
policy the country would fall to
the Reds anyway.
"To persist in the support of
such a regime can only serve to
identify the United States with
the cause of religious persecu
tion, undermining our moral po
sition throughout the world," he
said.
QUIET. GENIUS AT WORK The first day of school is
exasperating for some, but for Wendy Cooper, it's just
a chance to concentrate on a drawing of appropriately
enough two school children. Wendy is one of the
youngsters at the Park and Recreation Department's play
school, being held at the Municipal Auditorium. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper, 23 1 2 Want-
land.
Search Pressed For Tots
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (UPP
A, grim, unemployed stepfather, a
gun strapped to his side, joined
in another house-to-house search
of a tenement district today for
two little .playmates missing and
feared kidnaped.
As Melvin Leverett, authorities
and volunteers pressed their
search, there were few new clues
into the five-day disappearance of
his stepdaughter, Melissa Ann
Lee, 5, and her friend, Barbara
Ann Foshaug. 4.
Churchills
Observe
Anniversary
LONDON (UPP Sir Winston
and Lady Clementine Churchill
tndav ouietlv celebrated the 55th
anniversary of the wedding that
gossips more than a halt century
ago predicted would not last six
months. '
Friends said the famous couple j
had no special plans and would
spend the whole day at Chart-
well, their country home 22 miles ;
south of London.
The former wartime prime min
ister, who will be B9 on Nov. 30, j
appears to have made as full a
recovery as could be expected j
from the broken thigh accident
on the Riviera in June. 19R2. His
health is "quite good for his
age." a friend said.
But Lady Clementine's health
was reported to have caused the
family a bit of worry recently.
She was 78 on April 1.
A good part of the day was
spent reading the mounds of con
gratulatory cards, noles and tele
grams that poured in on the
Churchills from all over lae
world.
The serenity of the occasion
was in sharp contrast to that day
in l!K when an Edwardian dandy
named Winston Churchill mar
ried a poor relation ol Die earl
ol Airlie by the name ol Clemen
tine Holier.
Thousands tilled the streets out
sale St, Margaret s Church in
London to get a glimpse of the
couple. The event was compara
ble to a royal wedding and ex
citement ran high.
Police discounted scribbled
notes received Wednesday one
demanding ransom as "obvi
ously the work of a crank." They
said the notes gave no leads as
to the whereabouts or fate of the
girls.
Mrs. Leverett, 23, mother of
Melissa Ann, said the note she
received scrawled in large
handwriting with a pen demand
ed $2,000. Capt. Henry Deason,
head of the police homicide divi
sion, said the figure specified on
the note in childish writing was
S2 million.
"It's hogwash," Deason said.
"Obviously the work of a crank."
The girls were last seeir Satur
day evening. Another 5-year-old
playmate said a tall, blaekJbaired
man who enticed the lots with
candy forced Melissa into his car
and Barbara followed voluntarily.
Leverett and his wife have
searched in their pickup truck
from dawn into the dark each
day since.
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