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Wednesday, December 11. 196J
HERALD AND NEWS.
Registration Notices
Sent To Boat Owners
Notices are in the mail to
each of Oregon's 60.000 boat
owners indicating boat registra
tion fees which become effec
tive Jan. 1 under the new law,
the State Marine Board has re
ported. The new law combines the
certificate of number, which is
required by federal law and ad
ministered by the state under
the provisions of the Federal
Boating Act, and t h e annual
state boat license, into one an
nual requirement.
The certificate of number was
previously issued on a three
year basis, while the annual
boat license w as in lieu of prop
erty tax.
The Marine Board points out
that the new system will sim
plify boat registration and per
mit considerable savings in the
eost of administration. The
simDlified method will not in.
crease Uie annual registration
fees for boats now numbered.
Callison Named To Post
On National Committee
George T. Callison. manager
of the Klamath County Cham
ber of Commerce, has been ap
pointed to tlie Education Com
mittee of the American Cham-
Evans Enters
Innocent Plea
PORTLAND (UPI) - Robert
Evans, 27, Honolulu, pleaded in
nocent to a charge of first de
gree murder for the second time
in Circuit Court here Tuesday.
The pica was necessary be
cause Evans w as reindicted by
Jury last month to make the
murder charge against him
more specific.
Evans is charged with the
strangulation slaying of Idaho
cattle heiress Irene Davis. 41,
Payette. Her body was found in
a room at the Portland Hilton
Hotel last August.
Evans later was arrested at
Fremont, Neb.
No trial date has been sched
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Klamath Falls. Oregon
Those boat owners who ob
tained numbers for their boats
in 1962, or during this year, or
who renewed their number this
year, will be given credit on
their f4 fees for time remain
ing on their numbers. This cred
it w ill be show n on the individu
al notices.
In combining the numbering
and licensing requirements the
registration was expanded to in
clude all motorboats using mo
tors over 3.5 horsepower and
sailboats 12 feet in length or
larger.
Regulations will require that
each boat have displayed a
three-inch square decal on each
bow. These dccals, provided by
the Marine Board, will indicate
that the boat is properly regis
tered. The color of the 1964 de
cals will be green.
Included with the mailing of
tlie notices w ill be a pamphlet
titled "Boat Owner's Guide for
Registration."
ber of Commerce Executives,
it has been announced by Wil
liam E. Dauer of Kansas City,
.Mo., president of the national
association.
"He has distinguished himself
in the field of chamber adminis
tration, and we are pleased to
call upon his knowledge and
experience in furthering the
work of our organization." com-,
mented Dauer in making the
appointment.
It is tlie purpose of this com
mittee to plan, develop, and fos
ter projects to contribute to the
educational attainment of cham
ber of commerce executives.
The American Chamber of
Commerce Executives is the na
tional management association
for more than 2,300 local cham
ber executives. It is dedicated
to tlie principle of the develop
ment and enforcement of ethi
cal practices and the mainte
nance of high educational and
management standards.
The planet Venus has been
found to give off a continuous
radio signal.
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School Aid Supporters Hail
WASHINGTON' i L'PI '-School
aid supporters, accustomed to
years of defeat, celebrated their
first big victory today in their
campaign to put federal dollars
to work for American education.
The breakthrough, hailed by
backers as the greatest in a
century, came late Tuesday
with Senate passage on a 54-27
vote of a SI 2 billion "bricks
and mortar" college construc
tion aid bill, the measure,
passed by the House Nov. 6, au-
YFW Auxiliary
Hosts Officer
Mrs. Mary Wells, district
president of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, paid
her oflicial visit to Merrill on
Dec. 4. The meeting in the
' VFVV Pall lluiro ua upll at.
tended.
Accompanying Mrs. Wells
from Klamath Falls were Char
lotte Canoy, Ethel Rylander,
Marie Kilgore, Teresa Allesch,
Alta Thompson, Vera Chase,
Joy Gunthcr, Sophie Mandella,
Ella Garrett, Teddie Pernogitti,
Gussie Fischer.
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and laboratories.
President Johnson hailed the
Senate's action as a "major
step forward . . . this Congress
is well on its way to doing
more for education than any
Congress since the land-grant
college act was passed 100
years ago." Tlie bill was ex
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Advocates of federal aid to
education expect to w in another
long battle before Congress goes
home this year-. House-Senate
conferees Tuesday agreed on a
$15 billion measure that would
inject substantial new. money
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