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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1963)
P -the: world in focus Is l "inn m' - ' I W duM ,4. h 1 i?s5Si i : " -fJ.'7 -A i lew : 'Hi. .V. ill 1 a I f ? i w 1 1 BANNEttS OP PROTEST With ornate pagoda in the background, members of a Eurmcse political party march in protest against the government. The demonstrators prayed at the nearby pagoda for the release of party leaders who were arrested. AIR FORCE U.S. Army musician forces air through a Sousaphono to help make martial music during a parade in West Berlin. It takes good lungs to do it. s : 1 ' ' vi J JUST SCRAP Discarded furniture and wood rem- FAST SJIUFFLE Esther Kinsella sends a disc shuffling nants are used by Peter on its way toward its destination. She's a member of the Startup for his creations. St Petersburg, Fla, Shuffleboard Club. Ho makes 'cm la England. pw '.mj i mi II.1 wwwj I t is. METAL MONSTER'S MEAL A military vehicle is quite a diet for anything, but the Chinook Helicopter, known to tne layman .as a flying garage, eais it up easily. PROUD OF LION Prin, cess appears fiercely proud as she follows her male cub, Lee, on his first walk in the sun. In the shelter, of his mom's well-muscled forelegs, Lee surveys the exciting world of the Bronx Zoo, in New York. V! 1 k Jil ""v Eltf' t- ' ? ft,.. COW LICK A sweet little Charter Oaks, Calif., girl shares her fare with a yearling from her father's Hereford ranch during a moment of sweet togetherness. From the looks of things, it seems as though Julicne Essen, 3, might sour on the kindness-to-animals routine just as soon as friend steer takes a healthy bite from the sucker. syo ww'iTniiiiiiirtwwii3 MAKING FACES John Risley likes to make faces, especially out of steel. The professor of art at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn., is a sculptor who has turned from other materials because he likes steel. i u r l , ,m w FREEDOM READER This Houston, Tex,, gentleman is , doing a little visual free-loading. He's sneaking a glance at the day's newspaper through a transparent vending machine. If the news is enticing, he'll buy. WISE SIGN If Breezy Hill Road is as breezy as this street sign suggests, one would have trouble keeping his footing when walking down it. Barbaboo, Wis., police are sure it was the work of vandals. re tt V8'M 1 I P '! SUBWAY SUPPER The still-unfinished Leuvehaven subway station in Rotterdan, Holland, offers a novel setting for a dinner for persons working on the tracks. As soon as the tracks are laid, the walls will reverberate with the sound of rushing trains, hardly the spot to tup. They'll have to enjoy the sweet repose as long as it lasts. WHAT FUR This three quarter trotteur of sheared Alaskan seal, elegantly trimmed with a collar of dark ranch mink is for the cooler climes. It's shows in New York City.
