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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1963)
r ; ! 1 r : V UIm THE WORL-O IN FOCUS r 4& ... vS r " PICTURE NEWSfTi 71 r it'' E- - 6" ?1 r.:,-"- I - v.. h L ' i - i'n v. s r Via .. 1 ii ' k t NICE KITTV MAYBE Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., won't go to the dogs while THIS lion mascot Is on campus. But what happens when he's too big for his kitten britches . . .? I. SKI SLOPE GARDEN Mountain roses blossom on this reversible, synthetic fiber-lined Jacket. The setting is a real cool Vermont ski slope. SUN-SEEKER The many eyed gadget, above, is de signed to keep tab on the sun as a reference point for proper in-flight position of Agena satellites. iff I 1 1 --"- v DIZZYING, ISN'T IT? High-living construction men don't give the view a second thought (they'd better not) in Vienna, Austria, where the Danube Tower of Vienna's 1964 Garden Exhibition is under construction. -j-.' . :., V Y i . N , V WBl. 1 . t s V lu rtrsr-0""-7 .f ' iiifO llB KV 3..' SUMMER'S BEHIND THEM Returning from summer pasture, cows amble through a new toll station for the Grand St. Bernard tunnel. Switzerland. ,; ijwj mmm i J 1 ... Yt n in f 1 'S f, i -1 ONE TROBLEJI Whore to keep the pet pterodactyl is the problem connected with this up to-dato cave dwelling at Castcliaras. French Riviera. ALL EYES ON TOMORROW Second year of New York's City's industry-science teaching program gets under way at Jamaica High School, with a Ranger lunar satellite model fascinating Judy Pollack, 15, Ann Speiser, 15, and Paul Tornambe, 17. Nine companies participate in this year's program. J V ' --J"'" ' STRAIGHT MAN GLEASON Army drill instructor Charles Nagle readies Jackie Gleason for a role in "Sol dier in the Rain." at Fort Ord, Calif. ft' I! ' . f 1 .ill s . I M-M-M! Product of an almost-forgotten art mak ing of homemade catsup 4 is given the tasto test by SITTING rRETTY Her name is not Sally-and she Mrs. Bert Spencer, a judgo doesn't sell sea shells by the traditional seashore. She at the Santa Cruz, Calif., is Diana Bcrgcr. IS, of Salton Sea Beach, Calif. county fair. Lucky gall m "AVHAT IS IT?" Mutual curiosity society holds a two- member meeting in Denver, Colo., during a dog show. Mor sel of canine, left, considers all that dog not at all possible. Same thought, In reverse, occupies the big fellow. DISCUS DOLL Uncle Sam's Olga Connolly took silver medal for second place in woman's discus, at Tokyo's pre-Olympic meet
