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ENTRANCED The Beautiful Culpeppers," charming family of mother and father
and eight little Culpeppers, came alive for the 24 boys and girls of the first grade at
Roosevelt School taught by Mrs. Bertha Hultman. Mrs. Hultman read the book from
cover to cover .to the class before the author, Mrs. Marion Upinqton of Klamath
Falls, who was i guest recently to tell her small audience about the Culpeppers.
How's That Again,
WASHINGTON (UPU - Rep.
Carl Elliott and eight other con
gressmen set out three days
ago to find out what the V S.
taxpayer was getting for the
$15 billion being spent annually
by the federal government for
research and development.
No optimist, the burly Ala
bama Democrat and his "select
committee on government re
search" set aside a whole year
for their study. Their plan was
to start by listening to 70 ex
pert witnesses in 10 days, as
suming the members could
take it.
After only two days of listen
ing to famous scientists and
top-level government officials,
several committee members al
ready were showing signs of
"jargon jitters" and "galloping
gobblcdegook."
Dr. Harold Brown, Defense
Department director of re
search and engineering, told the
committee in his statement:
"In addition. 44 members nf
my staff are professional mili
tary personnel, all of whom
have specialized backgrounds
which enable them to provide
invaluable inputs based on their
technical and operational exper
ience." This was taken to mean:
"When my boys say the pup
tent will leak, you better wear
your raincoat."
George C. Denney, deputy di
rector of the State Department
Oilman Tells
Progress
Of Measure
WASHLNGTON Congress
man Al Ullman announced to
day that the House Interior
Committee this morning acted
favorably on his bill HR 1713,
which provides for cancellation
of the charges on non-Indian
owned land in the Klamath In
dian Irrigation Project.
Congressman Ullman report
ed that the bill had been prc
v i o u s 1 y considered by the
House Interior Committee on
Oct. 23. at which time s o m e
questions were raised on the
legislation.
The congressman provided
answers to committee ques
tions, and this morning's action
was by unanimous consent.
This means that the bill which
cancels most of the charges on
the agency's Sand Creek and
w Modoc Point areas of the
Klamath Irrigation Project now
goes to the full House of Rep
resentatives for approval.
Congressman Ullman said he
was optimistic for favorable ac
tion on the bill by both the
House and Senate.
Fire Report
110 a.m. Tuesday to
10 a.m. Wednesday)
Klamath Falls Fire
Department
11:47 a.m. Tuesday 1333
Owens Street, house occupied
by Gino Zalunardo. overheated
light fixture, no damage.
6:19 p.m. Tuesday 62? South
Sixth Street. Al Carpenter bar
bershop, items in closet caught
fire from water heater, slight
damage to closet, wall and
floor and smoke filled shop.
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Republican Challenges
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SALEM lUPI'-Speaker Clar
ence Barton's control over his
Democratic party majority in
the House was challenged by
Republican Rep. Shirley Held
Tuesday in a sharp exchange.
The exchange took place dur
ing a debate on a resolution
that would have asked Congress
to prevent Bonneville Power Ad
ministration Irom raising its
rates. ,
The resolution was sponsored
by Democratic Rep. Jake Ben
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to return the measure to the
House Rules Committee. She
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this House?"
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he said has tuberculosis of the
brain, remained in Red China
when he returned to the United
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The boys said Skinner drew
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shot, then aimed the gun at
Bye's head and told the youths
to leave Mrs. Longgood's home
and never return. They left and
called police.
Skinner w as picked up a short
time later driving around the
neighborhood. "I did not shoot
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