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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
Dunsmuir Council Rules Against Parking Meters DUNSMUIR - Jletal signs boosting Dunsmuir, "Home of the Best Water on Earth," and authorizing two hours of free parking wiil be placed atop parking meter posts in down town Dunsmuir. Approval of the signs, an or der placed for 175 signs, and the rescinding of an ordinance which would have reactivated parking meters was accom plished at the meetvng of the Dunsmuir City Council Men day night. These actions settled a three year controversy between busi nessmen opposed to parking me ters and councilmen looking to me merchants to follow up on proposals to eliminate meters. James Lockart. hardware store owner, displayed a sam ple sign which will be made locally for about $3 per sign. It received immediate approval of the council and steps will be taken to sell the present meters, which have been out of service since June, 1960. If sufficient funds are not raised through the sale of me ter heads to purchase the sins. the city's promotional fund will be tapped. TOP ATTRACTION Pioneer Village near Minden, Neb., one of the state's top tourist attractions, consists of 22 buildings with more than 10. noo historic items. Ski Swap Scheduled MOUNT SHASTA Tlie an nual Ski Swap sponsored by the Mount Shasta Snowmen S k i Club w ill be conducted from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday m the Shasta Arcade building. Any item of ski equipment or clothing may be brought to the swap. The seller will pr ice his item, pay a 25-cent registra tion fee, and give 10 per cent to the club for handling charges if the item is sold. All interested persons are invited to buy or sell at the swap. The proceeds will be used for club activities, including the sponsor ship of the Junior Ski Race Team. Articles may be left at the swap on Friday from 2 to 8 p.m. Thompson Case Ready To Go To Jury MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) Six men and six women were expected to begin deciding to day whether T. Eugene Thomp son's pretty heiress wife was killed at his request or died in a burglary in the approaching climax of one of tlie genera tion's most celebrated murder trials. Prosecutor William B. Ran dall and defense attorney Hyam B. Segell were to present clos ing arguments today, followed by Hennepin County District Court Judge Rolf Fosseen's de tailed instructions to the jury. Segell was expected to take more time in his clos.ing re marks, in contrast to his brief presentation of witnesses to the jury. More than 100 witnesses took tlie stand during the first de gree murder trial, which is in its sixth week. Most were called by the prosecution. It contends Thompson, 36, masterminded the slaying of Carol Thompson, 34, last March 6. His motive, tlie state charged, was to collect the more than $1 million insurance he had bought on his wife's life, most of it in the past 13 months, and to be free to resume an affair with his former mistress. The defense contends that Mrs. Thompson was beaten and stabbed to death by Dick W. C. Anderson, 33, during a burglary at tlie Thompson's itO.OOO home in the fashionable Highland Park section of St. Paul. It was expected the jury would have only three alterna tives. It could find tlie boyish looking Thompson guilty of first degree murder, it could find him innocent or it could fail to reach a decision. First degree murder convic tion carries a life in prison sen tence in Minnesota, w hich abol ished the death penalty more Hutu 50 vears ago. Mrs. Dwyer Appointed To National LPN Post HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Thursday, December S, 1963 PAGE 7A n WEISFIELD'S feature H A HONORED WATCH JlS&r J tfev jw Ah W A, 35.95 ff ' ft lffa:hl TTTTTljf II T . 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This agreement brings to 10, those signed between hospital administrations and tlie nurses including six hospitals in Port land, one cadi in North Bend, Klamath Falls, Prineville and now Kedmond. Negotiation pro ceedings arc under way in Coos Bay. Tippit Fund At $100,000 DALLAS tUPP Americans, still mourning the assassination of President Kennedy, today had sent more tlian $100,000 (o tlie widow and three children of policeman J. D. Tippit, who died chasing tlie suspected assassin. A survey of sources receiving money showed tlie fund well past $100,000, including more than $63,000 counted at the po lice station where 14 large bags of mail remained unopened, Texas A&M also had award ed university scholarships to tlie two sons of the late police man. Southern Methodist Uni versity offered his 10-year-old daughter, lironda, a scholarship. LONGINES SYMPHONETTE 12 LONG PLAY RECORD 50 . LONGINES-WITTNAUER PRODUCT A. 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Or you might just say, "You'd sure think this car cost a lot, wouldn't you?" Or you could take everybody's mind off It entirely by giving your Pontiac some throttle. A big 389-cubic-Inch Trophy V-6 is standard In each and every Pontiac. And you get to choose from 34 enginetransmission teams. (Happy choosing!) Now then on to more of the things that make the '64 Pontiac so thoroughly likeable. Frankly, we couldn't think of anything radical to do with this car. Oh, we made the styling even more stylish, as you can plainly see. We lavished even more care on the interiors. We even Improved the light bulbs. But as for more vital things, why change? Improve, refine, sharpen yes. Change no. And you can tell that to your friends. Really, though, you can buy a Pontiac solely because you like Us looks. We don't think you'll find many people wholl ask you for more practical reasons. What they'll be asking for is a ride and the name of the man you bought your '64 Pontiac from. 1964 Wide-Track Pontiac SEE 7HI ONLY DEMEU WHO SEllS WIDt-TflACIt CAftJ-YOUK AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEAIM ECCLES MOTOR CO. 606 SOUTH 6th STREET KLAMATH FALLS i
