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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1963)
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE i (iff rrjwsil 5v?W-ilo nh t.'- - 1 1 r?rw ik i a ill IJIAW.NH I I I I 31IJ "8 'NOOdS I 'XO 'aV0N31VD 'C VNOZISV 'Z 'ONOW Via -l umoq US3N -oi 'Jioxviavs 6 'avis V 'd33a 9 13N -s '03WVD -e 'anvsoNia -i OJ3v sa3MSNV Education Signup Set For North Luke County FORT ROCK-Oct. 10 has been set for discussion and probable sign-up for a beginning continu ing education program for North Lake County. Interested residents will meet at the Christmas Val ley recreation hall at 8 p.m. with Bob Johnson, director of the Cen ral Oregon College program. The school has been eager to provide this service, according to the president, Dr. Don Pence. This will round out its service area, with courses ottered this year to the far corners of the college district. Contacts have been made through the Fort Rock Parent Teacher Association, headed by Jack Gillette, president. Adate has also been set for the annual PTA carnival. The Hallo ween event on Friday, Oct. 25, will again be under the leader ship of Mrs. Lawrence Rice, pri mary teacher. At the recent PTA opening ses sion for the school year, the group cleared payment of the balance due on the recreation slab at the school, and Mrs. Richard 'Brown was named room moth er chairman for the year. A certificate for a majority enrollment of parents in the school district was presented in behalf of .Mrs. Ralph McAllister last year's membership chairman More than half of all crops raised in Alaska are grown in the Matanuska Valley near Anchorage. Negro Leader Mulls Resuming Demonstrations Monday, October 7. 1963 HERALD AND N(WS, Klimalh Fall!. On. PAGE-5 BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (l!Pl -Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Lu ther King Jc. returns to bomb- plagued Birmingham today to de termine whether to resume anti segregation demonstrations such as those here last spring which resulted in more than 2,500 ar rests. Huuever, it appeared that at least one of the demands by .e groes might soon be met, possi' bly heading off demonstrations in this industrial center. An advertisement appeared to day in local newspapers signed by more than 50 of tlte city's most influential civic leaders and calling for the employment of Ne gro policemen. Among those sigiv ing the ad were Arthur Wibel, president of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Division of U.S. Steel, and former Mayor H. Cooper Green. Green and Wibel headed group of whites which conferred on the city's racial situation last week with the President's two Birmingham troublcshooters, for mer Army Secretary Kenneth Royall and ex-West Point football coach Earl (Red) Blaik. There was speculation the ad vertisement was suggested by Blaik and Royall as a first step in the hiring of Negro policemen, a major demand by Negroes, A mass meeting was scheduled for tonight at the St. James Bap- list Church and it was considered likely that king would announce his decision there. "I am taking seven of my co workers," King said at his home in Atlanta Sunday. "They are the same peopie I had with me during the movement (demonstrations) in April and May. "I will meet with local leaders in the community and determine whether it is necessary to resume demonstations." Blaik and Royall. who met with The greatest name in bourbon...historic m xi n I II Ylt oldcrow OLD li Enjoy its finer taste-tonight $51q, mmmum THE OLD CROW OISMUIY CO., rHHIWM. KIT. KtWIUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 85 PHOOf both Negro and w hite leaders dur ing a two-week period, were ex pected to file their report to the President sometime this week. Thcv were sent here bv Kenne dy after the Sept. 15 bombing of a Negro church which killed four girls and led to two other deaths in violence that followed. Other racial developments: Selnia, Ala.: 1,000 Negroes planned to march to Uie court house today in a voter registra tion drive. Negro leaders asked President Kennedy to send feder al marshals to Sclma to protect Negroes' "right to vote." Orangeburg, S.C.: More than 500 Negroes jammed into a Meth odist church Sunday to sing the praises of the 1.348 anti-segrega tion demonstrations arrested in Orangeburg last week. An Orange burg Negro leader said no clans had yet been made on continuing the demonstrations this week. Atlanta: The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) said representatives will be sent to Danville. Va.. Wednesday to organize "workshops in non-violent techniques." Jacksonville, Fla.: A croud of about 600 Aenrocs conducted an orderly march on city hall and the county courthouse here Sat urday staging freedom songs. None of (lie Nearoes was arrestud but police took James Cobb, a white man, to jail after he was arrested for carrying a sign which said "Negro go back to Africa." minorities said Cobb identified himself as a lieutenant in ilw Jacksonville Branch of the Amer ican Nazi party. Little Rock. Ark.: A report to the U.S. Civil Rights Commis sion Sunday concluded that Ar- Kansas schools are no more equal than at the time of the 1!I54 Su preme Court integration decision. President Eisenhower sent troops to halt rioting that accompanied integration of Little Rock's Cen tral High School in September, 1957. SENECA, S.C.: - The imperial wizard of tlie Ku Klux Klan told a rally here Saturday that klans- men are poolmg their- resources to support candidates tliroughout the South who are strongly against tlie Negro civil rights movement. 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