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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday, November 13. 19(3 PAGE SB BASIN BRIEFS W a TIN Al- " 'I? M ;: - MM J im A a 'if Jitff I I " l I I ' J , 4 , -J-A't ,, ' 1 f'V . I V lU I I 1 ANOTHER HOUDINI Jack Hall, a mall handler at Chi. cago'i main post office, it a part time swimming instruc : tor and an underwater escape artist who rivals the late, great Houdini. Demonstrated in pool is a new trick he de veloped. Hall is chained tightly around wrists and legs and arms with locks at the wrists and ankles. Over chains go cerements, giving Hall appearance of mummy I far left). Tape is over nose to keep water from entering. Hall jumps in water (second from left), and moments later AAUW Slates Slide Program The International Relations Group of the Association of American University Wom en will hear a talk and view slides at the November meet ing, Wednesday, Nov. 13. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers' cafeteria of Klam ath Union High School. Speaker will be Mike Veatch, son of tMayor and Mrs. Robert Veatch, who spent the summer in Iceland as an American Field Service Student. While AAUW-sponsored. any one interested will be welcome. Recorder May Hold Key To Mishap emerges from below surface struggling to remove chains (third picture). Within three minutes he is free and out of the pool (fourth picturel. How does he do it? that's MAL1.V MRS. J. PERRY HALEY, Airs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Loyal Loveness spent several days last week in Portland on a business and pleasure trip. MR. AND MRS. FRANK OI.IVA are visiting relatives in Nebraska. Their son and fam ily, the Norman Olivas of Burns, are caring for their home during their absence. SGT. ROBERT MORE LOCK spent last week with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morelotk. Morelock has finished a 13-month assignment in Korea and will visit rela tives in Nebraska and Tennes see before being stationed at Fort Rooker, Ala. MRS. ROY ANDERSON is a patient at the Sacred Heart Hospital in Medlord. MR. AND MRS. GLEN FRYE and his mother. Anna Carrol. Ekolaka, Mont., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barney. BRIAN ARNOLD is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Carmack for their son born Oct. 23. Two other boys. Ste phen, 3. and Allan, 2. are home to welcome him. MRS. G. C. BLOHM and Bess Ann Smith recently visited in Sunnyvale with Mrs. Blohm's son, Richard, and family. MR. AND MRS. DOYLE CARMACK and family of Ros well, N.M.. are now making their home near Malin. Car mack recently completed his tour with the Air Force, airs. Carmack is the former Norma Jean Micka. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Micka. JERRY BROWN' returned from a business trip to Portland last week. a secret of the pool. -UPI Telephoto SltREVEPORT, La. UPI The Civil Aeronautics Board (OAiB) soon may learn from a flight recorder what caused an Eastern Airlines DC8 to lose an engine and fall 13,000 feet in 20 seconds. 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