Young Check Artist Finds
Success Comes But Once
Donald Foster Ellis, a 20-ycar-!
old Sacramento, Calif., man,
should have quit while he was
ahead.
Because lie didn't quit, lie
wound up in city jail Monday,
Fire Cause
Still Not
Determined
'" Klamath Falls Fire Chief Gcno
- Gheller said today his fire in
vestigators have not been able
to determine an exact cause of
Saturday night's fire tihat do
" stroyed the KUuigson lumber
mill, but said it may have been
a spark from a cutting torch.
Workmen had been removing
equipment from the mill and
Gheller said a spark from a
cutting torch may have smoul
dered and then flared up Sat
urday night.
Firemen were hampered In
their efforts to subdue the blaze
because of a lack of water. The
mill's private water supply was
not available because Die pumps
were inoperative. City water
was brought in by a single line
laid a quarter of a mile to South
Sixth Street.
, Court Records
MUNICIPAL COUKT
Die. 3, 1)
Melvln Chlloquln. drunk, 125 or five
or 10 days.
Ttd Romtro, drunk, 325 or five or
.10 deyi.
Joiepri ulyuee Elfmen, drunk, 525 er
five or 10 dnys.
Michael Joieph Murphy, drunk, 525
forfeited.
Regen Riymond Cley, drunk, 525 for
Idled. ' Charlei Hood, drunk, $25 lorftllod.
v .jBllerion Duene Hunt, drunk, $25 for
- felted.
Jote Garcia, drunk, $25 forfeited.
Armando Lozano, drunk, 525 or llye
Br 10 day.
Frank Arthur Geitvang, drunk, 125 or
five or 10 day.
'. Jercy Ball, drunk, 525 or five or 10
davt-
Weiley Brown, drunk, $25 or five or
10 dayi. '
Merlin Mertlner drunk, $25 forfeited.
Harry Waller Dickey, drunk, $25 or
five or 10 dayli vagrancy, 5100 end
30 dayi.
Berbera Smith, drunk, $25 forfaited.
Simeon Riddle Jr., drunk, continued.
Marilyn McKnlght, drunk, $25 for
feited. Jecob W. Kertlket, drunk, $25 forfeited.
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charged with the passing of two
worthless checks.
Police said Ellis walked into
the U.S. National Bank here
at 11:15 Monday morning and
presented a check made out to
him for $45. It was signed with
the name "John L. Garfield''
and was drawn on the Bank of
America in Sacramento.
Tile check was honored and
the money paid.
But, police reported. Ellis re
turned to the bank at 2:30 p.m.
and presented anotlicr check,
this time in the amount of $25
but otherwise similar to the ori
ginal check.
This time it wasn't quite k)
easy.
A bank clerk recognized liim
as a man w ith whom some trou
ble had been experienced in the
past. A bank officer asked El
lis to wait while lie called the
Bank of America in Sacramen
to. Ellis told dim, however, that
he would have to step outside
to talk to someone.
Tlic bank officer discovered
that tlicre was no account un
der the name "John h. Gar
field," but Ellis hadn't returned,
so police were called.
Officers arrested Ellis in a
downtown hotel at 7:30 Mon
day evening and charged him
with obtaining money and prop
erty by false pretenses.
Police said Ellis admitted
writing the bad checks on
blanks he had found in Sacramento.
3 Persons
Arraigned
Tliree persons indicted by the
grand jury last week were ar
raigned in Judge Donald A. W.
Piper's circuit court Monday.
Fred Puckctl, charged with
failure to support a child, and
Willa Claire Riley, charged with
obtaining money and property
by false pretenses, will submit
their pleas to the charges Wed
nesday. Wilbur Harrington, charged
with the burglary of Karl's Shoe
Store, will plead lo the charge
Dec. Hi.
Puckctl was one of the per
sons named on a secret indict
ment by the grand jury, lie was
arrested in California and re
turned to Klamath Falls lo (ace
the charge.
Mrs. Hilcy was also named
in a secret indictment with her
husband, Maurice Itlley, who is
being held in Josephine County
on a similar charge.
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POSSIBLE SHRINE The birthplace of the late President John F. Kennedy, located
at 83 Deals Street in Brook-line, Mass. A bronie plaque is mounted on a boulder in the
front lawn. A movement is
house presently is occupied.
Agent Honored For Efforts
To Protect President, Wife
WASHINGTON (UPli-Sccret
Service agent Clinton .1. Hill
was honored today for showing
"exceptional bravery" when he
threw himself in front of Presi
dent Kennedy and his wile at
(ho first miuikI of gunfire in
Dallas.
Mrs. Kennedy, her lips pursed
and her eyes glistening slight
ly, was among those on hand to
hear Treasury Secretary Doug
las Dillon read the citation at
a ceremony today.
Dillon said that Hill's conduct
at Dallas during "this dastard
ly alfair added new luslcr to
the traditions of the Secret
Service."
The citation said that the 31-year-old
Secret Service man
jumped from his car when he
heard the gunfire, climbed on
the President's moving limou
sine "and shielded the Presi
dent and Mrs. Kennedy with
his own body." '
"This extraordinary courage
and heroic effort in the face of
maximum danger reflect great
credit on the United Slates of
America, which can produce
such men," the citation added.
The ceremony w as a somber
affair al tended by approximate,
ly 100 newsmen squeezed into
a conference' room in the Treas
ury. Throughout (he brief presen
UN Eyes African Compromise Proposal
UNITIC1) NATIONS. N. Y.
(l)Pli Members of Ihe Sccu
rily Council worked today on a
Scandinavian compromise pro
Kisal colling fur a strategic em
bargo to force South Allien to
end its racial segregation pol
icy. Norwegian Ambassador Sivert
Nielsen was expected to propose
the measure formally as soon
as certain changes in Ihe word
ing are worked out in order lu
olilain African supiwrt.
The 32 African nations which
convoked the Security Council
debate were reported lo have
accepted the compromise in
principle. Last cek I hey le
mandod a strict oil embargo
tin 1 1 1 South Africa ends its pol
icy of apartheid, or rigid scp
aialion of its while minority and
Negro majority.
The oil embargo was known
to be opposed by tlie United
Stales, Britain ami Franco,
each having Security Council
veto power. The United Stales
ami Britain were expected to go
long with the Scandinavian
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underway to make tha home
tation, Mrs. Kennedy slared
straight ahead. When it was
over, the former First Lady,
wearing a black suit, and Hill,
accompanied by his two young
sons and his wife, began to
move from the platform. Mrs.
Kennedy looked down at the
youngest son, Cory, 2, an d
grinned as his father helped
him down the platform steps.
The citation to Hill was the
second issued to a Secret Serv
ice agent in the past few days.
President Johnson officially
commended agent Rufiis Young,
blood last week lor his action
in protecting the then vice presi
dent with his own body when
the shots rang out in Dallas.
Hill, a husky, 31-ycar-old
North Dakota native, was in the
Secret Service car traveling im
mediately behind the presiden
tial limousine when Kennedy
was shtit Nov. 22.
He leaped from his car. which
was traveling nl a seed of
about 25 to 30 miles per hour
at the lime, and ran ahead of
the vehicle to crawl up on the
trunk of the prcsidenlial limou
sine. Photographs of Hie event
show Mrs. Kennedy leaning
over the back of her car. ai ms
outstretched, attempting to help
Hill into the moving automobile
while at the same fime attempt
plan. Krancc's attitude was not
known.
The compromise proposal, as
Nielsen outlined it informally to
Ihe ll-nalion Security Council
last Friday, calls for ihe follow,
ing:
An embargo on shipment to
Soulh Africa of any materials
that could lie used (o manufac
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ing to hold up the head of her
slain husband.
Hill managed to climb into
the car. He then pushed Mrs.
Kennedy lo ' the floor and
sprawled across the President
to protect him in ease of any
further gunfire as the car sped
to Dallas' Parkland Hospital.
The agent helped lift the mor
tally wounded President on to
a stretcher, then assisted the
shaken Mrs. Kennedy into the
hospital. He never left her side
as she waited outside the hos
pital emergency room.
Hill was also al Mrs. Ken
nedy's side when she llcw back
lo Washington with her hus
band's body. It was only alter
he was aboard the plane that
he realized the front of his suit
was spattered with blood.
Hill has been assigned to pro
tect Mrs. Kennedy since jusi
after the l!)l0 election when the
then Sen. Kennedy became
president-elect. He has traveled
all over the world with her on
slate visits and private tours.
If, as expected, the Senate
passes a House-approved bill
providing Secret service protec
tion for Mrs. Kennedy and her
two children for a year after
she leaves (he White House. Hill
will probably be assigned to the
duty.
ture or maintain arms, a mu
nition or military equipment.
Establishment of a U. N.
study group to examine the fea
sibility of a multiracial society
in Soulh Africa.
Issuing a vv a r n i n g lo the
Soulh African government that
it faces "disaster" if it persists
in its aprailheid policy.
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Top Federal Jurists Oppose Televising Trials
WASHINGTON iLPIi - The
proposal to televise the Dallas
trial of accused slayer Jack
Ruby today recalled statements
by top federal jurists condemn
ing such coverage.
Ituby has been indicted on a
murder charge in connection
with the fatal shooting of Lee
Harvey Oswald, alleged assas
sin of President Kennedy. He
will, cf course, be tried in a
TeNas court not a federal court.
Texas and Colorado are tlie
only states which leave the
question of televising or broad
casting trials up to the presid
ing judge. The judge scheduled
lo preside al Ruby's trial. Judge
Joe Brown, has not yet decided
what coverage to permit.
In 1932 both the Judicial Con
ference of the United States and
the American Bar Association
Weather
Northern California: Mostly
fair with local fog.
The Dalles and Hood River:
Mostly fair through Wednesday
except cloudy or foggy east;
cast winds 20-30: highs 30-42;
low 27-32.
Bend: Cloudy or foggy through
Wednesday; highs 23-40; low 17
22. Baker and La Grande: Fair
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highs 23-35; lows 12-18.
Portland - Vancouver: Fair
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Light snows and falling tem
peratures left roads and high
ways treacherous across parts
of " the North today. Heavy
showers dumped more than an
inch of rain on northern Flor
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roads hut main thoroughfares in
the Chicago area, where the
mercury dipped to 10 at O'llarc
International Airport.
Marquette County Airport in
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stronjly disapproved of televis
ing trials.
Tlie argument in favor of
broadcast coverage is that the
pcople's'Tight to know" is bas
ic to American liberty. There
fore, the greater the scope of
coverage, the better the public
will understand how justice is
administered. In addition, the
Sixth Amendment to, the Consti
tution guarantees the accused a
"public trial."
In I960, at the University of
Colorado, Supreme Court Jus
tice William O. Douglas devot
ed an entire speech to answer
ing thce arguments.
"It is a 'public trial' that the
.Sixth Amendment guarantees,"
he said, ". . . but this guaran
tee is for the benefit of the ac
cused, not the press . . . the
concept of the public trial is not
that everv memlicr of the cimi-
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Man Jailed
For Threat
WASHINGTON HJPH - A 41-year-old
Washington. D. C en
gineer faced arraignment today
on charges of making a verbal
threat against the life of Presi
dent Johnson.
Police said tlie man, Robert
Holbert Weathcrington. was ar
rested Saturday night. Police
said he was held for the Secret
Service on instructions of agent
K. 8. Thompson.
Weatherington's father-in-law.
J. C. Hortcn, said the arrest oc
curred at their home. Horlon
said his son-in-law had never
been involved w ith the police be
fore and was "a strong support
er of the late President."
Horton said Weathering
ton was a retired employe of
the Army Corps of Engineers.
ward into West Virginia. The
weather bureau said up to 4
inches of fresh snow would fall
during the day in parts of New
York and New England. Light
er amounts were expected as
far South as Tennessee and
North Carolina.
Light rain was forecast for
the middle and south Atlantic
stales. Panama City, Fla., rec
orded 1.20 inches of rain in six
hours during the night.
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"A public trial is one that is
open rather than closed a trial
that people other than officials
can attend. The public trial ex
ists because of the aversion
which liberty-loving people had
toward secret trials . . . that is
the reason our courts are open
to the public, not because the
framers wanted to provide the
public with recreation cr with
instruction in the ways of gov
ernment." Referring to television, Doug
las said:
"The already great tensions
on the witnesses are increased
when they know that millions
of people watch their every ex
pression, follow each word. The
presence and participation of a
vast unseen audience creates a
strained and tense atmosphere
that will not be conducive lo a
quiet search for truth."
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