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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1963)
State Police Find Stolen Automobile Oregon Stale Police recovered Stolen automobile And a flnnr safe and cited a hunter for vali dating bis buck with an expired BEEFEATER BEEFEATER the imported rsr- L-Mgll3ll Will that doubles w vour martini pleasure BEEFEATER GIN 94 PROOF 100 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS AOBRAND CORPORATION NEW YORK 1, N. V. I 'EwiSn'X Unequalled deer tag, in three unrelated cases during the weekend. Late Sunday, police detected a ear with a broken wheel at the bottom of an embankment near Shady Pine, about five miles north of Klamath Falls. Investi gation by police indicated that the car bad been reported stolen from Weed about 1:15 o'clock1 the same afternoon. A safe that had been stolen during a burglary of Novak Parts Supply, 2936 South Sixth Street, last summer was recovered by police about 3:30 p.m., Saturday, nearly two miles north of Oregon Technical Institute. The safe was one of two recovered by police fol lowing a number of burglaries ear lier this year in which sales were carried from the looted establish ments. Also on Saturday, police cited Harry David Anderson. Zigler Motel, for tagging a forked horn buck with a 1962 deer tag. police officer noted the expired tag during a check of deer car' casses at a local meat locker. Police later established that Anderson had a hunting license and deer tag for this year. An derson is to appear in District Courty, Friday, Oct. 11. The hurt ter said he bagged the deer on Bryant Mountain. CENSORS STUDY PLAY CAPE TOWN (UPfi - The South African Board of Censors announced today it will decide Monday whether to allow the American play "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" to resume its' run here. The play was suspended by In terior Minister Jan de Klerk, who contended the play was anti-re ligious. YOUR EXPANSION Z WATCH BRACELET S Repaced 5 88 S CHARGC IT1 CHOOSE FROM OUR WIDE SELECTION OF SMART-LOOKING METAL OR LEATHER mm EXPANSION MODELS. ALL SIZES AND S FOPULAR COLORS. LEATHER STRAPS 1.00 5 2 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Monday, Oe tober 7, 196 PAGE-3 IxC (Mi . .J y if) i in r m -f , v ' . ' i . m i tfi attiiHU-t. m i humrn NEW STUDENT BODY OFFICERS These six youngsters have been elected student body officers of Altamont Junior High School by their fellow students. Seated are president Tim Ward (left), and vice president Marvin Hickman. Standing are (left to right) news reporter Pattie Vaughn, treasurer Nancy Payne, secretary Carrie Friberg and second vice president Mark Hagel. Seven Oregonians Die In Mishaps Ry United Press International Traffic accidents claimed the lives of seven Oregon residents during the weekend. Six of the deaths were recorded in the state. Mrs. Cora Macklin, 61, Spring field, was killed and 18 persons were injured in a chain-reaction collision involving six cars and two trucks on Interstate Highway 5 two miles north of Albany Sun day morning. State police said the crash oc curred when a car slowed down SLICED BACON : A. a f lorl I I J MAXWELL HOUSE i niL.iv aLiL.ru HC A'wr?nniR .... . rr 5 MUOTlr "F fLm nnnor AniMc 1 r,l L B PORK CHOPS CENTER CUTS NU MAR as it hit a patch of fog and a freight track smashed into the vehicle. Five other cars and a tank truck piled into the mass of wreckage, police said. Shirley Laucks, 18, Medford, died when the car in which she was riding crashed 25 feet into a ravine off State Highway 62 south of Shady Cove State Park near Medford early Sunday. Cole Young, 3, bugenc, was killed by a car in front of his home and Chester Morrill, 43. Bend, was killed in a one - car accident five miles south of Bend Saturday morning. Lay Away Your Snoboots Now! 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