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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
Strike Benefit Hearings Recess After Two Days Dead Kennedy Children Buried With Father PAGE-SA ; PORTLAND (LTD - Atlor neys for two lumber union and : tlie Big Six timber firms endtd "the second day of uneniploy ' ment benefit hearings in a has sle here Wednesday. ReferetM. F. Mo-Farland gavelcd tlie session into recess and excused Scott Witt, nation al labor relations manager for ONE COMPLETE SHOW TONITE AT 7:p0 put I gnat adventure on the screen end you will never forpet It! steve McQueen james garner . richard attenborough """"'"THE GREAT ESCAPE" COLOR jPANAVISIOH H! " I Bob .- r Hope :- Anita i EKbers Weyerhaeuser Qo. from the stand while Lumber and Saw null Workers Union attorney Oeorge Toulouse was still trying to question him. McFarland, chief appeals re feree fur tlie Oregon Depart ment of Employment, and his Washington counterpart are hearing appeals by some 7,100 Joggers and mill workers who were d e n led unemployment benefits in last summer's Nortii west lumber strike. Both states have laws prevent ing participants in an active labor dispute from collecting benefits. Four attorneys representing tlie LSW and the International Woodworkers of America have implied that U.S. Plywood Corp. and St. Itcgis Paper Co. were struck last June 5 for reasons other than the collapse of labor negotiations. Bomb Threat JIKItMISTON WD - Mice searched through Uermiston High School Wednesday after a woman telephoned a radio sta tion and said a bomb would go off at 1 p.m. Classes were dis missed. No bomb was found. In COLOR OPENS AT 6:30 FRIDAY arid SATURDAY! mm imm turn MicUINE I v v 11 n m AUDIt MURPHY FELICIA FARR STEPHEN HlcHMJW f.COUO(iJ "LAST of the VIKINGS" WASHINGTON iUPl - Mrs. Jolui F. Kennedy returned to a darkened hillside in Arlington .National Cemetery Wednesday night to bury tlie bodies of her two dead children at their fa ther's side. In a brief and moving cere mony, lighted by the eternal flame at tlie head of Kennedy's grave, two white caskets were placed beside the slain Presi dent. One contained the body of Trial Dates Scheduled For Month The docket of trials for De cember in Klamath County Cir cuit Court has been made up. One case, that of Marie Bar kley, accused of assault with a dangerous weapon, was resolved Wednesday with Miss Hartley's acquittal. The next trial is slated lo be gin Monday when Charles Fran cis Clubb faces a charge of burglary. The case of Charles Byrd, accused of assault with a dangerous weapon, is to follow." There w ill be a brief recess of court for the circuit court judges' meeting in Portland Dec. 13 and 14. Dec. 16. 'Ray Walsh is slated lo be tried on a charge of for gery,' and the murder trial of Archibald Foster' is scheduled to being that same day. Frances Colleen Orume and Darlene Sanchez will be tried m a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon Dec. 18 and Theodore Bnimmond is sched uled lo go on trial Dec. 2.1 for obtaining mcny and property by false pretenses. Klamath palit Oregon PufcllihMi dully (txctpMit.) and Sunday Strvlnd Southern Oragon anil Northtrn California by Klamath Pubhthing Company Ma'n at Esplanade Prions TUxetfo 4-ltM Bntareri ai tacond-cleu matltr at the post office at Klnmath Falls, tVtafm, en AUflUII zo, itm, unarr i n won- preis, March 3, law. setocncias pon- aga paia mi Kiemain reu uragum and at additional mailing atflcin Carrier ! Month S 17$ 4 Month 119.50 1 Year U1.H Mall In Advanct I Mentn SIM a Months ftil.M 1 Year 111.00 . Carrier and Dealers Weekday Copy, IS 1 Sundoy. Ctp? . . 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Mis. Kennedy knelt in prayer at the graveside ceremony con ducted by tlie Most Rev. Philip Hannan, auxiliary bishop of W ashington. She remained com posed tliroughout the reinter ment. Intones ltsch Psalm The two small caskets verb placed on either side of the President. Bishop Hannan in toned the words of the 148th Psalm. AMA Approves Smoking Study PORTLAND, Ore. ' UPH-The American Medical Association AMA voted Wednesday for an all-out study to determine which human ailments, if any, are caused or made worse by smok ing, Tlie vole, by the AMA Houe of Delegates, came on the last day of the organization's 17th clinical meeting and followed a report on the smoking problem which covered a three-year study of more than 442.000 men. V The Lord's Prayer was said, and the caskets, sprinkled with holy water, were lowered into the grave. Under the doctrine of 1 he Ro man Catholic Church, children, untainted hy sin, go directly to heaven after baptism. When the ceremony was over the members of the family lelt the cemetery immediately. The gates were patrolled by an ex tra guard of military police to keep the service private. Salinger said the bodies of the two children were accom panied to Washington aboard the Kennedy family plane by Sen. Edward Kennedy. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy had been buried at the Kennedy family plot in Brookline, Mass. His sister was buried at New port, R. I. Plans Kept Secret The plans for the burial were a closely-guarded secret-, 'the statement on the move came from Salinger, who said he was acting at the request of Mrs. Kennedy. Little had been known about tlie stillborn Kennedy baby and Youth Nabbed For Shoplifting A 14-year-old Klamath Falls boy was arrested as a shoplift er Wednesday afternoon in the Market Basket, South Sixth and Shasta Way. Police said the boy stole a pair of pliers. He was turned over to juvenile authorities. it wis tiiat It i not general knowledge had been a girl. It was her wish that the Pres ident be buried in Arlington Cemetery. Some members of the Kennedy family had argued in favor of the family plot at Brock line. HKRALD AVD XKWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon Thursday, December S, 1 Brazil Senators Duel, Colleague Killed Court Picks Attorney For Naylor TULELAKE - The prelim inary hearing in the Modoc County Justice Court of the AI tusas Judicial District, sclied-' uled for Dec. 4, for John G. Naylor of Newell, has been post poned until Thursday, Dec. 12. Naylor, 22, is held in the Mo doc County Jail at Alturas on six charges of child molestation and one of statutory rape al legedly involving two young girls, 11 and S years old. The hearing was postponed when Naylor, a resident of the Newell area for about five years, was unable to retain counsel. Attorney V. Dean Close, was appointed by the court to represent him. Naylor, the father of a l-ycar-old daughter, was arrested Nov. IB by Sheriff Deputy Marion Thompson on a complaint of the mother of one of the chil dren involved. District Attorney Robert Bar clay will prosecute. BRASILIA i UP! '-Two sena tors staged a frontier-style gun fight Wednesday on tlie floor of Brazil's streamlined upper house, fatally wounding a third legislator. Sens. Arnon De Melo and Sil veslre P. Cois Montero, the pistol-packing principals in the im promptu duel, escaped injury. Sen. Jose Cairalli was hit by a ,45-caliber slug and died in a hospital a short time later. Senate President Auro M. De Andrade adjourned the session and turned the two principals over to military authorities pending a decision on what ac tion to take against them. The Senate was expected to expel both men. The shooting climaxed a long time political feud between lMcIo and Gois. The two men drew guns on each other during a senate debate, but it was not clear just what it was that set them off. 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