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.PAGE J A HERALD AND t ft ,7 ; PICTURE OF DEATH This picture, made through a four power folescopic gun ; sight, is approximately what the assassin of President John F. Kennedy saw as he fired ; the fatal bullets. The car is at approximately the same position on Elm Street in Dallas ; ai was the President's car. The picture was made from the same window where the ; fatal shot was fired and the four power scope, the same power as on the assassin's ; rifle, was mounted directly in front of the camera. UP) Telephoto k Recalls ; NEW YORK ( WD Former President iDwight D. Eusenhow- er said today "there could he ' no absolute protection against" ' an assassin who is "deter : mined" to kill a president. Eisenhower, noting that tie I received an average of 2.'i0 ; "crackpot" letters weekly while Diamond Jim While Police : SAN KIIANCISCO UPl) - Police Saturday continued their ; investigation into the complical '. ed affairs of James Paltillo, 36, ; suspected cmheizlcr of ht least ; R7.O0O from his former omploy ; er. ' PaUillo, known to his ac t (Jltaintances as Diamond Jim, ; remained in jail after efforts to ,' reduce bis $27,500 bail woro un ; successful. I The suspect had worked as ; secretary - treasurer of the ; Oeorgc Windclcr Co., a firm : which manufactured redwood ; tanks and other products. But ; he disappeared late last month after telling his employer he : fjHE Most Extraoroikarv Story Ever Fumed! M HOME M Nam $ UUUHCSS wr luim SIONtY PQITItft 1963 Berlin IJ Film Ffittvll Jf WINS U.i Mia "It could be the most terrifying motion picture I have ever made!" v -AURtO r hllCHCOCK m - ALFRED HITCHC0CKS : ROD TAYLOR -JESSICA : SUZANNE PLESHETTE vWfT. xwniivnnunii.lwirulONirCMCOiK Uutiui fiiMM I V J! I - BMIP ON Dpxni Ou M,u.h. . Cn.e.c r- lEMING M OF NERVES lliliH.tJiHlikmiilllHH.IUIJi.M ... Caps jpeatc l UK WITH mm lAlUN UCK KRUSCHtH ItllT HUM -MUll CKASil NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon ft Threats Against His Life in office, said lie "thought it realistic to asMime that my safety was largely out of my hands." '. . .If a delcrmincd individu al was willing lo accomplish his purpose, there could be no absolute protection against him," Eisenhower said in an article in Behind Bars Investigate was going to Texas for medical treatment, Several days fuler, investigat ors found discrepancies in Pat. tillo's books and a search for the missing man was launched. He was found with a girl friend last Thursday, sailing his 53-font cruiser Diamond Jim out of Monterey Bay. PoUce said Pattillo had taken at least J27.00O, perhaps as much as $100,000, from his em ployer. When Paltillo -was ar rested in Monterey, authorities found $13,145 in cash aboard the boat, as well as furs, jewels, television sets and jars and hanks containing coins. TODAY! DOORS OPEN 12;5 TCCHNICOLORi TANDY - .'TIPPI' HEDREN I Smrrsi. gTo?r V.,.. I UNSURPASSED III SUSPENSE! 1 llJ mtms I Sunday, Decrmbrr , 19M the .Salui'day Evening Post. Eisenliowcr also urged that succession lo the presidency le changed to keep the administra tion "heading in the same poli tical direction" in the event of an emergency. Eisenhower said Hie present line from Hie president, vice president, to blic s))caker of the House, pr esident pro tempore of the Senate and then to the cab inet is illogical. The former chief executive said he preferred a previous system that called for the sec retary of state and other cabi net members to follow the vice president in line of succession. This was the law prior to 11I47. "1 believe that the earlier or der of succession is a more log ical one which would keep Hie presidency heading in the same political direction until the elec torate has an opportunity to make its further Welles known," Eisenhower said. ' When Lyndon ,B. Jirtinson be came president House .Speaker John AtcCormack 72, and Ken. Carl llayden, O-Ariz., 85, be came next in line respectively to succeed to Hie presidency. However, Eisenhower pointed out in the Post article that the speaker of the House is elected by a district and the president pro temporc of tlie Senate by a flale. ". . .Neither necessarily rellects tit? will of the whole electorate," he added. The present line of succes sion, Eisenhower said, makes it "possible (or a man to succeed lo the presidency who is out of sympathy with the aims and p o' I i c i e s of the administra tion. . ." Drug Plan Criticized PORTLAND llTD - plan to allow druggists to collect ex tra money for filling welfare prescriptions has been criticized by a spokesman for the Oregon Pharmaceutical Association. Tlie Stale Welfare Commission proposal would authorize drug gists and others to collect from needy persons and their rela tives tlie difference between the highest fees allowed by tlw com mission and tlie fees actually paid. Henry Spcokman. exeiutue secretary of the pharmacists' group, called the plan imprac tical. "Not only are pharmacists reluctant to collect money bum persons already in need, but no. body can tell ahead of time how the stale will pro rate (lie pay ments." he said Iisl month, when druggists' claims (nit i an available funds, tlie commission cut payments for prescriptions at about tvi ivots on tlie dollar I KUrnitn n. erM lubllhl tjally ((tt Sit 1 iM Svndiy Sirvlnt 4thtrn Orfn ntf Nrlbrn CiMfArnta V Klamat PvkinMnf Ctmpany va'i ai ttpianawa Mflt Tu Mill tnltr4 maiitr at tt v&st 'let at K iimiih Pan. P'W, m AhimiI It. ItH. ntr act af Ca '. varc 1 'I7 Sxarfliiti rii ata tar at Klamath Paid. Ortfa an at aititfil mailmi ! Carntr i wmn I i n MantM ... Ill It I Yaar ftll.M Mall tn AMmi I Manrn tin t MMthl ' 1 Ytar HIM Carmr aitJ Oaaitrt WthaV' Cvir . Ic tnay, Caf 11c UNITIO MUM INTIINATIONAL AUDIT lURIAU OO CIRCULATION I Uktcrifrtn m rvcatvinf aiivrv a I thatr NaraM a4 Htm. iltiM pm lua a-4in afca J FBI Report Probably Won't WASHINGTON UPH -Gov-ernment sources said Saturday the FBI report on the assassina tion of President John F. Ken nedy and his accused killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, probably will be kept under top-secret wraps lor at least another week. The additional delay in making public any details of tlie FBI's findings was decided on to allow the blue ribbon inves 74 Nations May Meet On Cambodia Neutrality LONDON ' L'PI i The United States may join Russia and Communist China soon in a 14 nation conference to negotiate Cambodia's demands for a guarantee of its neutrality and independence, diplomatic sources said Friday.' Britain and the United States, who resisted a similar request in tlie past, have been in close consultation on the latest de mand for several days. The sources said a final decision is imminent. The U S. and Briti.-h govern ments are still cool in principle to a conference at which Rus sia ami Communist China would be represented, the sources said. Hut they fear that rejec tion of the request at this time might drive Cambodia into Pek ing's orbit. Prime Norodom Sihanouk, head of state in the strategic Southeast Asian nation, angrily renounced American aid Nov. 1(1 and told U.S. economic and military advisers to leave the country. He pemiitted J''rcnch military advisers to remain, however, and has indicated he would welcome increased a I d from France. On tlie same day, he renewed his call for an international con ference to guarantee Cambo dia's neutrality and independ ence. The United States and Britain are in a difficult position because agreement on the con ference could imply recognition of Sihanouk's charges of ag gressive intentions by Thailand and South Vict Nam, both allies of the West. . Communist China has been attempting to exploit Sihanouk's dissatisfaction by declarations Book To Offer Historical Account Of Assassination NEW YORK (UPI I - "Four Days Tlie Historical Record of President Kennedy's Death" has been chosen as the title of the book to he published short ly by United Press Internation al and the American Heritage Company. Material was being assembled today with a view to making (lie book available to the public in record time. It will be dis- Assassination Book Editor's Note The Herald and News wishes lo determine how many of our readers would like to have one of the books "Four Days The Historical Record of President Kennedy's Death reserved for them. These books will not come off the press until early January, and we will order only the number necessary lo tako care of reservations. The price of tlie book will be $2 50. Do NOT enclose your remittance at this time. You will be inlormed when tlie books be received by Monday, Dec. 9. i Name i Address Mail To: "Four Days" Herald and News P.O. Box 941 Klamath Falls, Ore, 7 r JIM CRISMON "MAN OF THE MONTH" We solute J. H. Crismon, district manager, Klamath Falls, for leading all agents in the tale of life and accident and hearth insur ance for the month of November in the State of Oregon. This it the second consecutive month that Mr. Critmon hot been the leader in Oregon. Great-West Life Gro First Notional Bank Bldg. tut.: 111 Rii.; 4.4621 tigation commission headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren to study the report. But further de tails of the bizarre back ground of Oswald prior to the Nov, 22 tragedy at Dallas, Tex. continued to crop up. The latest was a report that further evidence has been found linking Oswald to the sniper at tempt on the life of right-wing former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. of friendship and support. The Peking Radio and press devote daily attention to Cambodia and repeat charges that the United States is plotting to overthrow Sihanouk. Wife Eyes Citizenship FORT WORTH i UPI - Ma rina Oswald, widow of the sus pected assassin of President Kennedy, was quoted Friday as saying she wants to become an American citizen. Mrs. Oswald, 23-year-old Russian-born mother of two, burst into tears when she learned at least $7,700 had been sent to her by sympathetic Americans. Mrs. Shirley B. Williamson, part-time private investigator and housewife, headed a drive lo raise money for Lee Harvey Oswald's widow and children. An unidentified agent, who has the woman and children under guard and in hiding, was quoted by Mrs. Williamson: "She just broke' down and cried when the money began to come in. She said, in brcken Accident Kills Burns Woman By United Press International Mrs. Margaret Frederick, 43, Burns, died at a Bend hospital Friday from injuries suffered when she was struck by a car near Bend Sunday. She Was the victim cf a hit-and-run driver. tributed early next month through UPI .subscribers exclu sively and through retail book stores in February. It will be published in hard covers, the content based on UPI's news and picture cover age, beginning with the late President's arrival in Dallas on Nov. 22, and ending with his burial in Arlington National Cemetery Nov. 25. arc available. All orders must Number of Books Wanted Walker in Dallas last Aril. The Chicago Sun-Tunes said the FBI has found a document among Oswald's effects in w hich the former Marine and one-time defector to the Soviet Union wrote of trying to kill Walker. 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