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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1963)
K"1-') WW,, I i ' M m , ,n mil iiiii.Tt '; ii ,m mpniiiMi y. - : cF"r.-"- - " PAGE-I IIKRAI.l) AMI NHIS, Klaituth Kail. OrrsoH Tursibv. n ember M, I3S3 Ruby Indicted By Grand Jury ljs MocKinQbirJ Lane Mijts I Ay , HIGHLAND PARK XT ) PARKLAND V"- ? : WHEN BULLET STRUCK President Kennedy slumps " into the arms of his wife immetiintely after the sniper's i Isolated Acf Z LONDON (UPI) Xcwtpapers in both Hie Communis-l and nnn ' Communist world askod twlay about tlie forest of question marks" left by the assassina tion f President Kennedy and JJi- ' V... I r'a radio presentation of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY told by NELSON OLMSTED MOW. WED, FRI. KFLW KLAD 5:25 pm 12:25 pm Corsages Table Arrangements Potted Plants Comp,l,, iSatj Oluuihs ((A the amm Thanksgiving Tradition I l5"-. A, Flowers hove symbolized all tf U Jvi ff bounties we ore Ihonktul lor . . . fS a tuvsa 'fm ,he ,ime 01 ,l,e p,or,ms 10 p f Jr 1963 Tho n10dc'n h0ile" wl" t& 13 J use llowcrs Abundantly . . M E-J 131 'V'N I'coulily bcr table and enhance ' YY"- a I the wormlh ot tier home. HA m M i 1 p - SPECIAL Unarrcnqcd Bouquet of fresh cut Pompons & Greens $ 1 75 I Opon Thonkiivin( lit until 7:00 Cloud All Day ThinktfUini Par Hvback's 3614 So. 6th St. lyback's 430 Main St. K If V . &' Or Conspiracy? - World Wonders the slaying of his aetused kill ci'. Lee II. Oswald. The term was u.ed by the newspaper Die Welt in Ham burg, West Germany, whiuh said "there is a feeling of shame that the law, which should "explore t he facts, was prevented from doing so. Politi cal mists which also gathered should have been cleared. Now they thicken to iwisonous clouds." Criticism of the Dallas pnlico Gun Scare Proves False WASHINGTON lUl'li Police today checked out an apparent false alarm report tliat a man was seen with a weapon on a rouf opposite the office of Ally. Gen. Robert V. Kennedy. Police said the report appar ently ' resulted from someone mistaking a workman, carrying tools, as a gunman. Several workers were on the rouf re pairing pipes and insulation, officials said. Internal Revenue Service UltSi oflicials said about 30 "TAUGHT I'KACTiCK" TOKYO (UPD The Commu nist Central News Agency of North Korea charged in a broad cast today that nine South Ko reans killed last Thursday were used as live targets by U.S. Army troops during rocket prac tice. 1.00 "d' Go s,,e,,,8n ' frtjm from 2.50 3.00 Cash & Carry Flower Fair i TU 4-8188 Flowers TU 4-8173 'A V bullot struck in Dalles. Photo was made by a woman watchinq thn motorcade. was general, particularly for the announcement thai Die inves tigation into the President's murder was closed with the cath of Oswald. New.-paj)ei"s voiced the suspicion that there remained much of importance still unknown in the case. There was much speculation about a plot or an accomplice for Obwald. One Vienna news paper. Arbeiter-Zeitung, report ed without confirmatiun that Os wald had been seen in the night workmen had (wen on the job atop the IHS Building. They said all the workers were ac counted for. Sgt. T. f. .Sullivan of (tic General .Services Administra tion (GSAi police said an ex tensive search by officers failed to uncover any trace of a gun man. Driver Unhurt In Car Crash A 20-year-old motorist v h o gave his address as Kingslcy Field escaied injury about :30 p.m. Monday when he failed In negotiate a curve in a heavy fog near the intersection of Spring Lake and Midland roads, Oregon Stale Police have re ported. Donald Ray Lanier. 20. told police that he lost control of his car and ran it into a ditch, damaging the left side of the vehicle. Lanier was not cited. People Read SPOT ADS you are now. AT 126 No. 7th Call TU 4-5267 for Rcjcrvations Dinner Served from 12 Noon to 11 P.M. MENU - Aorffd Iced Rflihf. Clxcktn Gumbo Soup or Chilled T,vnato Juice Tossed Green Salad or WaMoit Supreme Chfite of Thousand Island, Roquefort or heiKh Oissmtj ENTREES Reot LfJ el Spun, lomh. Mini JtH fontv OtccTn lorn lurl.fv Savcrv Cf'e'v Dressing, Cronhfr'v S.ivica R.-d't Lo'ig IslonJ CVcMing. Rue FVal rVfvvnq Cliott Frinf R.h ol Prft, Au Jus Boilf.t Young Chicl.cn with tq Dumplings Fckfd Prfmuini Hon. B'cin,iicH PriKti Soutf Char B.oilrct Chri.-a Trp Sulci" Strok. FreiKh Onion Rings Felt fit. Ftcnch Frip,t Snow F-UAf Totalofs or Cvdicil Swffl Polatoes P'.inipkir, Mmce or Apo1 Pie i I r 1 1 o with Whipped Cieom (.liocclole cr Cherry Sundoe Soil lc C'eani A.soitrd Hot Rollt onH Putifr Coliee. 'ta n W.ik. S -Xir ffl0"tf Cotloil CHILDREN'S H.ini Oa'C A Durr.pl. n, Ci-'i-rlflf D.nnf( ssilh club owned by his killer. .lack Kuby. only three days bclorc the President's death. The lindon Daily Mail re ported "vhisiers" that "Oswald was a tool who was used and then liquidated." London's Daily Sketch doubled he could have carried out the killing without an accomplice and sug gested the cither right-wing ex tremists or Communist nations had a hand in it. Britain's Guardian said jokes about Texans "will never again seem funny. The trouble with the image of the Texan is the six-shooter at the waist." The Abdendposl of Frankfurt, Germany, charged that Ruby, "the dubious striptease boss, well-known to police, was not stopped when he approached l.cc Oswald as though In shake his hand. Our photos show the guard did not even react when the murderer had already pulled his gun." West Berlin's Morgenpost quoted a Stale Department of ficial as having said. "It can not he ruled out that Ruby and Oswald lielongcd to an assas sin's ring. It is possible that ltuby silenced Owald to cover the men behind the plot." The Tclcgraf. another Wcs Berlin newspaper, said Oswald was shot "under the eyes of po lice who probably were not able to block the deed. Perhaps they did not want In." "Was Kennedy a victim of an isolated act or of a conspir acy'.'" asked La Suisse of Ge neva. Switzerland. East Germany's Communist newspapers said again that ex treme righists assassinated Kennedy and then killed Os wald to cover up their tracks. As a result, they said. "Interna tional contempt is growing for a nation that boasts it is 'the freest and most Democratic in Ihe world'." v mil Minner THE S2 J5 52 25 53 25 S3 00 $115 $2 25 $2 71 from Cur Lu" 3 DINNERS ,TUfls CV Honshu' c.p So'o.4 P.to"f f. 5'Ml tl IS fi TVS; NORTH DALLAS J'( "trade I s I f L-Ac I MART j ACCUSED ' XJjffiMt S ASSASSIN'S J Jfi X HOUSE M-zl i TEXAS SCHOOL N" J BOOK DEPOSITORY OAK CLIFF X 05SER-lr POLICEMAN SLAIN POLICEMAN SLAIN SCENE OF TRAGEDY President Kennedy's route from Love Field to downtown Dallas Is indicated by heavy line. Dashed line shows intended route to Trade Mart, where he was to speak. After the President was shot, however, he was taken to Park land Hospital, where he died. Enlarged map in inset shows exact area where the Presi dent was felled. Proceeding west along Main Street, the presidential cavalcade turned right onto Houston Street in order to enter one-way west bound traffic on Elm Street leading to triple underpass and Stemmons Freeway. Sniper in Texas School Book Depository at corner of Elm and Houston shot the President and Texas Gov. John Connelly after their car turned left onto Elpi. In lower left-hand corner of News map are spotted: rented room where accused assassin Lee Oswald fled to change his clothes, where patrolman J. D. Tlppitt was slain and the Texas Theatre where Oswald was captured. Three Major Investigations Seek Assassination Answers WASHINGTON (L'PI i-Throe major investigations wore devel oping today into the assassina tion of President Kennedy and the murder of his accused slay er, Lee Harvey Oswald. The inquiries by the KBI. the stale of Texas and, possibly. Meeting With Johnson Decribed By Hatfield PORTLAND (CPU - Gov. Mark Hatlield returned from Washington in the pre - dawn hours today, bearing a word picture of the nation's new President and an appeal to dis pel the hatred which has con sumed some parts of America. The governor was accompan ied by Mrs. Hatfield, wearing a black coat and a close-titling fur hat, as he arrived at Port land International Airport at in. President l.vndon Johnson is a gregarious and warm human being, the governor said, in ad dition to being a political export lamiliar with Ihe ways of Wash ington. "When he took your hand lo shake it. and put his arm around your shoulder, von reallv felt that Texas warmth very quickly." Ilullield commented. The Oregon governor was one of 33 who attended a meeting witli the President Monday nighl. The state's chief execu tives were a-ked to support the ble President Kennedy's pro grams, including a tax cut and civil right. President Johnson also ap pealed lor an end to "the hate that breeds and spawns the kind of irrational action" that rained Kennedy's death. Il.it lield said. "American peop'e are in a most meditative mood. rece tie to ideas and concepts tn $erattl an&Jrttr KUmtth Pal. OtM WrvlR jfvlftirn Grtt nJ Ntrlhfrn Callfwnn v Kicma' PvMiifciflt) Camtany i a' t -'ari rMl at - utt mattar at tt an' " a h'Ta" a:, C . at AufMil vr act at Ct- aaa t4 at K limit Pam O ! at aitMl mailtnf aMutt Cirni' 1 Mam a Matha 1 Vaar MaM i Mvaaca 1 1 M lit 1 l M 1 Maftt t T Maotfti at 1 Vaar in M Carnar IM Oaatxt waiiar. Car, ic Staav. a H ONITID I NT R NATIONAL AUDIT IUM4U ClKCULATION tfturtafi mi rcaviRf t it vnr ttttir NaraM Nw. ta FUtatf 4-4111 f the Scuaie .luriiciary Committee were expected to reveal all the details surrounding the deatli of the President to choke off at once any of the inevitable ru mors of a "plot." As one senator remarked, "Snme people debated for a cen- help Hispt'l thin hate," Hatfield hclicves. He found encnurapc ment in the mass turning of Americans tn their churches. LAST TIMES TONITE! NEVER SUCH AitnutK -u LOVE STORY) -AU dr'"""7,7"""1" 1 ! mq n. , 1An y JS. Starts WEDNESDAY! mZ out to make V' ppw ' yfs iooQooa f H! He'd already lmt4 TSmit ffZ? made that! M ,v aw ' ' l " 'f i mlimj-ijullamn- m ... ... . m mm mm SWssM, Rck GarSTer MrMmt' I iMlt fi ff UiBM I "MB I mm tury whether .Juhn Wilkes Booth killed Iincoln, now is the time to cot the whole story fof the Kennedy assassina tion." President Johnson assured the nation Monday nijjht that all the facts disclosed in the KBI investigation would be made public. Orders Cooperation He ordered all federal agen cies to cooperate with the FBI and the Justice Department in a "prompt and thorough inves tigation of all the circum stances" surrounding the two killings. DOORS OPEN TONITE AT6;45 JOHN MAUREEN WAYNEtfHARA 'TvrciinTooKr TECHMICOIOR IVI!I0 MuurtrMf AMI mm M. "jf I .; mmt-Mm DALLAS 1 L'PI 1 - A county grand jury today returned an indictment ol muider with mal ice Ofjainst lla-hy Jack Ruby, who shrt President Kennedy's accused assassin. Disl. Any. Henry Wade said he would ask the death penally and requested that Ruby be held without bond. Di.-I. Jud;e Joe B. Brown will rule. .lake "Tile Masler" Elirlich said earlier today he is willing to consider deiendinj; Ruby. Ehrlich is the flamboyant San Francisco attorney upon whose liie the television series "Sam Benedict" is based. ltuby told his Dallas lawyer. Tom Howard, Monday that he had a "spur of the moment" urije to kill Lee Harvey Oswald to avenae the Kennedy family and because he thought Oswald was part of a Communi-t plrt. How aid planned to have him plead temporary insanity and stressed that he felt Ruby had been "emotionally disturbed." Called by Sister Ehrlich said he got a tele phone call from Mrs. Eva firant, Quay's sister, and that she asked him if he would defend her brother. Since Ruby already has re tained How ard. Ehrlich said she should have him call his San Francisco office. If the attorney asks Ehrlich to head up or organize a de fense for Ruby, would he ac cept? "I would give it a hell of a lot of thought," he replied. Howard was not immediately available for comment, but his wife said that someone from Ehrlich's office in San Francisco had been in contact with her husband. Howard said a preliminary ex Police Recover Stolen Goods Oregon State Police are in vestigating the theft of bowl ing equipment from an automo bile parked in the driveway of the owner. Mrs. Wylene La Plante. 5229 Cottage Avenue, it was reported Tuesday. Mrs. LaPlante told police that a white bowling bag containing a bowling ball and shoes valued at some $W) was removed from her car sometime Monday night. The victim did not indi cate whether the vehicle was locked at the time of the theft. LaMASyiS"l'l4I I DOORS OPEN 6:45 Ends TONITE! RICHARD ' 3tJm Starts WEDNESDAY! ... tIHj.J.st ltll.J i -rw ri 'Vtim cur fit As'AAUIUV.s'Klal-flVv.M i n'v'i'ii luvi i'lv liriiiriiT amining trial probably will be held for Ruby after Thanksgiv ing. Ruby, a striptease nightclub operator, shot Oswald on Sun day while millions of Americans w a) died on live television. The shooting took place while Os wald was being brought out of city jail under heavy guard tn he taken to a maximum secur ity cell at county jail. New spapers dubbed him Jake "The Master" becsu of the way he handles his courtroom attack. He is noted primarily for his trial histrionics and flam boyant personality. Dallas County Dist. Atty. Hen ry Wade, who has a perfect bal ling average in murder cases 24 convictions out of 24 has said he will try to send Ruby to the electric chair. GATES OPEN ;4$ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY! JOHN WAYNE DEAN MARTIN RICKY lNELSON CHAMBERLAIN .in" - ? , " IllkkUIJ -f "Tf-J? IMF mm IT i T' CHNICOI OP ANGIE DICKINSON I WALTEW BRENNAs,
