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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
TEXAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE On Dee. 8, 1941, Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson voted in Congress to declare war on Japan and Germany. The next day, he volunteered for active duty in the Navy and became the first congressman to put on uni form. He received the Silver Star for gallantry in action in the South Pacific. In 1942, President Roosevelt ordered all members of Con gress in the services back to their Washington desks. John son's desk was still in the Jb.l - U i n ... gVVT.ff iiuuse oi nepresenrarives, un til 1948, when he mode his sec ond bid for the Senate. By the fantastically thin margin of 87 votes out of one million cast, he defeated Gov. Coke Stevenson in a typically unin hibited Texas campaign. John son hired a helicopter and literally campaigned by air. (4 by Don Oakley and John Lane a L It - 1 Dissatisfied Buyers Testify In Mail Fraud Case The "SOs were great years for Johnson: 1950 made chair man of the Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee; 1951 unanimously elected party whip; 1953 named Sen ate minority leader; 1954 re-elected to the Senate for a second term; 1955 elected majority leader, at 46 the youngest in history. A heart attack slowed him temporarily that year. He spent five months recuperating at his be loved LBJ Ranch or what he called recuperating. rNVEIL AIRPORT I'l.AXS FRANKFURT. Germany iUPIi Plans for a $r mil lion terminal building (or the Rhoin - Main Airport were un veiled today. Officials .said the buildinj uou'd include docking space for 70 jetliners and a mov ing sidewalk for passengers. The Y-shaped building i!l have a mulli-storied garage (or cars. 'Bloodhounds' Slate Monday Night Meet Thursday, December 5, 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, Kl.m.m Filli, Ore. PAOE-I1A AT SHAW'S Cant a woman change her mind? tiff! '- flW ' ' 1 1 1 With a LADY BUXTON Convertible yes! To show or not to show pictures of your children? The remov able photo and card case stays hidden in your pocketbook or just happens to be seen when you open your billfold. This thin Convertible settles otber questions, too. Dip into reserves in the secret compartment. Drop your change into the magic slot without opening the coin purse. Come pick a luscious color. Even full it's sleek and slim, 7. SO plus tax. SHAW STATIONERY 729 Main TU 2-2586 The Klamath Ban Chapter of the American Red Cross an nounces there will be. a meet ing of the "Bloodhounds" Mon day, Dec. 9, at 8 p.m. in the Lecture Room of the Klamath County Library. In an effort to provide the blood needed for the sick and injured of this community and to aid our country in the event I of war or disaster, your local I Red Cross chapter is asking I your help in recruitment of I blood donors. With the advent of open-heart surgery, artificial kidneys and other medical ad vances, the need for blood con stantly expands. It is antici pated that the opening of new hospital facilities in Klamath Kalis will increase surgery done jf TAUIUI 21 I MAY 21 H V5-66-68-75 ff-76-77-84-85l star gazer: By CLAY R POLLAN r15.J6.3 GEMINI Vy 5J JUNE 22 V 6-21 -32-43 53-78-83-87 CANCER JUNE 23 25-3d 70 lit 48-59-; ito JULV24 AUG. 23 0-22-33-44 .y 54-65-74 its VHGO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 7-19-30-41 '52-64-73 I yt four Daily Activity GuiJt t According to thm Start, To develop messoge for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 3-16-27-3811 k7-61-71 Prwnott 3) A 61 P'"t 2 Stronger 3? H,jrvh 67 Tociful 3 Folic 3? Marnogt 63 On 4 Don't :-4ew MTrt bDtat 3bProit 65Wolteri 6 Truit 36 Th 66 To . 7 Return 37 Pnrfnfj 7 And 8 Hi MB 3A Course I ntp. 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At present Klamath County residents use over 100 pints a month supplied by vol unteer donors to Ibe Red Cross. The schedule for all blood drawings in 14 and informa tion concerning the goal for each employe group will be distrib uted at the meeting. A special guest will be Mrs. Bertha Morton, administrator of the Regional Blond Center in Portland, who will discuss the cost and financing of the blood program. All firms and local organiza tions are invited to send their representatives to this meeting. PENDLETON (I'PD-A num ber of reply coupons from pros pective buyers of land in arid il;-ney County were admitted as evidence today over defense objections at the mail fraud trial of seven men. Notations on the coupons indi cated many iwsons who re sponded to advertising thought lakes and trees were on or near the tract, jo ei nment atiomejs claimed. The trial was in its third day. More Uian 15 government wit nesses te.-tified Tuesday of their dissatisfaction with land in the area. The defendants, all frmn the I.os Angeles and Chicago areas, are officials of Harney County Land Development Corp.. which sold lots in arid Lake Valley, 22 miles south of Burns. The first witness, Howard L. Cornell, a Newherg pulp mill employe, testified he had been led to believe tlw land w as sur rounded by maintains, lakes and trees. "I found a lot of sand and jackrotibit bush and that's all," Comett said. He got his money back, he testified. Eino Rorg, a Seattle carpen ter, said lie "knew he couldn't make a go of it" after he paid his first visit to the land. Acting V S. Attorney Sidney I. Lezak, in his opening statement, said the land was classified as class 7 grazing land, which is Hie next class above "cliffs and complete wasteland." The tracts were purchased for $24 an acre and were being re sold at $393 an acre with $5 down and ti a month payment, according to testimony. NKD BL'NTLINE Buffalo Bill Cody met dime novel writer Ned Buntline at Fort (McPherson in Nebraska. 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