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BUICK FOR '64 Wilson Wiley of Wilson Wiley Buick Co. in Klamath Falls stands beside Buiclt's Wildcat for 1964 (top). Wildcat has taken on a new appearance with complete restyling of the front, sides and rear. The new grille outlined by a stout chrome frame features a floating center bar which carries the Tri-Shield emblem. Wildcat features exclusive chrome plated spoke wheels as an optional item. Below, Mr. Wiley shows the new 1964 Buick LeSabre. It has a wider, lower front appearance, new wrap-around bumper and new die-east grille. The LeSabre features new front fender and hood styling and horiiontal tail lamps that extend from back panel into rear quarters. The entire line of 1964 Buieks is now on display at Wilson Wiley Buick Co., 1 330 Main. Mme. Nhu Sees Hope WASHINGTON (UPI) -iMme. Ngo Nhu, South Viet Nam's con troversial First Lady, believes Americans are sympathetic to her but "puzzled like me" about U.S. policies towards her coun try. Mme. Nhu, on an unofficial lour of the United States, said the American people have heard only one side of the story about Viet Nam. "For once they hear something else," she said Sun day during a radio program. She appeared on From the People Radio Press Interna tional. She criticized the State De partment for suspending some U.S. economic aid to Viet Nam when "we are winning the war." She said she considered it proof that the United States was trying to stir up the Viet namese against the government headed by her brother-in-law, Ngo Dinh Diem. Mme. Nhu predicted that Viet Nam would repay all aid pro vided by the United States, and said that even now her country is looking for ways to reduce U.S. help. Visit Bush Furniture's CUSTOM DRAPERY CORNER itetfwn Here Are 5 Reasons Why! 1. Wo hove a compter stock of finest & newest Samples. 2. Our decorator will help en any problem, color or correlation. 3. All draperies ere hand made. 4. 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Kennedy recalled the Cuban crisis came a year ago next week and criticized Republi cans who have accused him of backing town alter demanding the withdrawal of Russian mis siles. He said only the most "zeal ous partisan" could call the MM 1 Cuban matter a defeat for this country. "While it is loo late to say that nothing has changed in Soviet-American relations, it is (no early to assume that the change is permanent. "There are new rays of hope on the horizon but we still live in the shadow of war." The Chief Executive said there was nothing inconsistent about signing an atmospheric nuclear test ban, on the one hand, and testing underground on the other, nor about being willing to sell surplus wheat to the Soviets while refusing to sell strategic items. MOB SI.AYS ALGKRIAN CASABLANCA. Morocco ( UPI I Police reported Satur day that a crowd fatally beat an unidentified young Algerian who said publicly here Friday that he supported Algeria's stand in the border conflict with Morocco. 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They were divorced in 1935 after three years of marriage. Miss Churchill was one of the first women to volunteer for military duty when World War II broke out in 1939. She be came an efficer in tlie Women's Royal Naval Service and later a Red Cross worker. She had three children from her marriage with Sandys. The oldest, Julian, is 29. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Ocl. II Lloyd Alton Drew, drunk. SIS forfeit ed. Jesse Marble Alphord, drunk, S35 or five or 10 days. Willis George Oden, drunk, SIS or five or 10 days. Buddy Ellis O'Hara. drunk. SIS or five or 10 days. Leslie Clarence Stanley, drunk, SIS or five or 10 days. TRAFFIC CASES Violation basic rule: Mary Elizabeth Anning. 45 In 25, SIS forfeit. Terry Lee Parks. 3 In 25. S25 forfeit. Lloyd Claude Thomas, 37 In 20, S3S forfeit. Larry Ray King, 35 In 15. SI0 forlelt. Billy Whitney Ullrich. 30 In 20, SI0 forfeit. Cecil Leo Slrunk. 15 In 25, S10 forlelt. James Edward Hobarl, 30 in 20, S10 tine. Harry Dolan Bolvin, 35 in 20, S2S for feit. James Henry Moore, 35 In 25, $10 torleil. Dean Curtis Rhoads, 35 In 25, S10 tine. Alvln Ira Powell, 30 In 20, SI0 forlelt. John Downing Evans Jr., 30 In 20, SI0 forfeit. Arthur Leroy McGonagle, 35 in 25, S10 torleit. Lloyd Alton Drew, 35 In 25. S10 for feit. Failure yield right of way: Willard Ewell Dodge, SI5 forfeit. Lewis Hamilton Luklng, dismissed. Disobeyed slop sign: Homer John Luke, 110 forfeit. Disobeyed traffic signal: Denny Michael McClane, S10 forfeit. Lawrence Dean Smith, dismissed. Oscar Gustaf Stenberg, S10 forfeit. Dorothea Estell McAnulty, d I s missed! no operator's license on per son, dismissed. Expired vehicle plates: Bertie Mae Gilford. S7.50 forfeit. Roberf Edward Huff, S7.50 forfeit. Charles Gerald Polk, S7.50 forfeit. Driving wrong way on one way slreet; Waller Robert Morehouse, S7.se for feit. Excessive muffler noise: Floyd M. Ohles, S7.50 forfeit. Illegal U-turn: Jerry Charles Falrcloth, S7.50 lorfeit. 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When we arrived, men, young and old, raced over the desert to stare at us Westerners, a sight seldom seen in the Moroccan desert. We were taken to an army garrison. The villagers gath ered across the street, quietly watching the photographers. Then one spotted a tape rec order and began to shout his feelings to the newsmen, who TOYVILLE ot the MALL BEST FOOD MAYONNAISE VELVEETA CHEESE CRATER I III I Ahr PINT QUART Chef's Froien Tamales Fla.R.Pae "303" Cut Beans 5?S1 MCP Pectin 2?33c Powder Room 4 pok Toilet Tissue 52c White Star Ws Chunk Tuna had come from so far away. Immediately, leathery faced men in modest white robes and ragged turbans joined in to demonstrate their solidarity against Ben Bella. Yelling in near frenzy, they swept across the street. Tlie correspondents retreated behind tlie garrison walls but the mob, smiling and chanting, charged through the gateway. Women arrived, some so ex cited that their white veils slipped off to reveal blue tat toos on cheeks and chins. 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