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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1965)
= _ a * - . — U.OF ORE.LIBRAR NEWSPAPER cE coup, SECTION ND DOCUMENTS DIV. ‘C shurc London the captain passes from us. For the mil- here in and the king bega to depart lions of Americans who served Hisenhower, with Gen, Dwight D. Churchill was Britain me, Chief Justice Earl Warren, Sec- her courage in adversity, her retary of State Dean Rusk and calmness in danger, her moder- the other Americans took off in ation in success. Air Force plan an this “At moment as our Placed On Barge hearts stand at attention we say The coffin, draped with a Un- affectionate our thoug sad and ion Jack bearin Church- here was a cham- joodby ill’s insignia as a knigh of the freedom. of May God taken from St. pio realm, was grant that we kee the lessons Paul’s to Tower Pier. There it he in his deeds, in us was place on the barge Hav- his taught words, in his life.”” tide and flood was} on engore, Eisenhower pause for a mo- Pier taken. to Festival Hall and then choked in a the Thames and to Wa- ment cross ‘And so now to you, voice said: terloo Station. Sir my old’ friend Guns boomed 1 times from| the Tower of London, the onl farewel has had It time a ever was commoner shortl before noon salute. than a 17- more Roy- when the state funeral ended. al Air Force plane swept by|A trumpeter, high in the “whis- in salute. And over the gallery” of St. Paul&# micro-| pho of the British Broadcast- sent the strains of “Last Post” the voice ofjsoaring through the arches and ing Corp came Eisenhower: corridors of the cathdral. Quee Dwight D train slowly| at Bla- drew the funeral Sir Win- church of St. Martin’s in peace don when the rector, the Fev. away. Onl the crew and mem- James, hills John spok the last! bers of the Churchill family} But Britain’s trib- aboard. Churchill: over words where was were years Churchill all the “For much it hath ute followed as as ago. Britain swept aside the proto- please Almighty God. of His way to his grave. Thousands Stand Silentl col and precedent of centuries great mercy to take upon Him- station Every small railroad Saturday to pay her last full} self the soul of our dear brother! Bladon was to therefore jon the of devotion. A majes here measure departed we way tic 63-minute processio moved commit his bod to ‘the ground ‘crowded. Thousands of persons throug the streets of London| Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, stood silently as the train went; and through dust. Junction, to In sure where Churchill found his fame. ‘dus Clapham Barnes Common, Virginia Wa- and the offi- certain hop of the resurrection! Elizabeth Quee (UPI) sleep LONDON — Churchill ston today in he rolling the born 90 cial representatives of 11 na- to through our Lord) mourned him at a state Jesus tions funeral in the cathedral church, sprinkle earth! Lady of St. Paul, an honor never be- on the coffin and then, in the fore accorded to a British com- falling dusk, Churchill bod was lowered into the grave. moner. Then a train carried Church-| There two were phase of ill& coffin back to his native Saturday’s ceremonies. énded| The nation’s tribute Oxfordshire, and in a 10-minute] was coffin commital ‘service he was bur- when the place ied beside the graves of his aboard a train at platform No.| Then Waterloo Station. 1 in father and mother. Churchill belonge to histor Onl Family Attends Se it Chur Only members family Churchill. graveyard of of were the the the in parish little Engine No. 3405 World “The War II Winston built — - and christened} Churchill” —| — .., Brackness, ter, Ascot, Reading, ‘okingha en inall it two came to journey’ from miles Bladon, taken in a hearse two and was miles to the cemetery. At the gravesid was the na- tion’s final token of tribute wreath of white flowers and a a black edgé card bearing the royal crest of Queen Elizabet T her- own handwriting was this Win —| the “From inscription tion and ‘the commonw remembrance.” na- in “T grateful ‘The ceremony ende at to. pause {tribu p.m. the to pay person a giant who Elizabeth. — and the Kor and other spok their final ners now = a Mud Floo Peri Hom I Oreg SOL mour-...is up: the Fifteen Cents M FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, “Re JENKINS Rain Swells Streams a great Heav rain the past few day the has swollen streams and caused London’s St. disastrous mudslides. One man} and a. at the edg of was killed in- woman th area that took the hardest jjure earl Saturday when a from the German luft- 1,50 foot wide section: of hill- waffe in those grimmes day of side in Orego ploppe into th éa orld Wa I, has just pai his Columbia: River 28 miles inal tribute to a great Eng- of Astoria and caused a wave! his comrade- to sweep ‘across was iis an who Pug Island in of Crisis Great in the neighborin Washingto in-arms As written, is this standin under of might &qu Cathedral, dome Holcumb..Gabrelson, 45 world. English- the The was: killed when the wave rolled his Dwight D. Eisenhower, former cabin into the river. A woman, identified only as “Mrs. Oson, Supreme Commander of Allied| when Expeditionar Forces and Com- suffered: minor injurie her house was hit. United manding General of ‘Tracks Damage States Army Forces in the Eu- The slide shoved an. undeter-| of Theater. Operation ropean mined amount of Spokan Port- in World War I. stood bier track gatio Four darkest aie War i of Englan days-of World and. land a in-|foad nas was prim Churchill, ston was Englishman Great he The whose 4 American great jin a to Seattle (SP&a rail-| into the river. Navi- not was railroad the rep i oi crewmen dam from) sec o FORMIDABLE FIGURE AT FARM: MEETING=S | the personalitie WIS eal? atthe annu east Ne Year mee feeul Ran Willia we Halt Wa OS Professo Warn KPC Fo Viet the of Klamath here yesterdey cheon chairmai from ~ left, Grant. — years went on a celebrate does not The week- j new Orego An \agricult {sor offi- Dr. Tuesd ore State 36 Blanch, Winsto “He a units— famil situation”app political Churchil a maker ed to be at thrown. of a quiet simmer. Such an “sets Financial urged! y Ba a oeat was V. Wii speake than 350: tended the luncheon. arrangement, b said, up royal battle a and ‘estate planning, “You- get ie s from away it| w io prevent the shrinkage emptio value through death|deductions farm’s taxes, thousand attendiu the He encouraged those the annual luncheon here to ‘consider ways b which the par- (UPI) — says him mischief after tation book with motorcycl book was Credit Group place Board quick yong are president Klamath; Merrill They Murel Lower Randall J. Pope Malin, and W. M. Henle Williams, y. - “Bil? Each will serve Others who three position three years, the for ran were c went provid law Henry Brace Oberheide, Bonanza; Martin, Scott Valley, and Newell- Richard Halousek, Tulelake. ink costs, and provid nin that to may plan flexible be varied to easy dividual estate tance of a divide to ‘to a in t that mates ever $6 a eee is Then to and the pen gifts, creates no that the strike costs “There are some tag he noted. ““A chinery a man buildingsbefore| and taxes, and Together, he said, wife have an ex- of on iet b fay furnished Th was ofth poke Fri i istorical portio was from the L the Klamath up sorg ee its h pesli Progre 26 ‘on next prob-| ™ Her ae ha corporatio T made many thing in praise thé progress th finan- association’ during the pas year, given each attendin the annual statement, ‘Lo Low Klamath B ieo Co to the ee forward te it! to oe Wilbur of Harnsberge a be o a dire sal he expecte A Sile disadvan-| But, in total, he indicated the its over Ae said ae ide “ar reg Ni saiso accep- ti Jem-if death and pro- occurs vides the opportunit of offering fring benefits to employe and to save on current income tax. Murel cs a He rancher, competentl launched, luncheo meeting and then turned the chairmans of it / days millio call +\the isa ‘Texas port for Dr.’ he will be chance for agreemen no 7 “The discuss ons on had it is the each sid would s in for malicious: ‘ sent ich 20 Wal A Ken | taxes conditions,” he in some instances, lacks flexi-| bility, is restricted by article of Blanch described in incorporation and bylaws, reé- detail how each person’ ownin; @ records and re- more ranch has $60,00 in proper- a and time is re- more , cash, ma- ty exemption— for changes. o existiri méet Pa Tu strike. there had oe this week the West Gulf| ad optimism settle b this weekend showed that in 3 years the group here has grown 104 to 66 members. Stock} owned has risen from $19,96 in 194 to over ‘half a million in 196 loans. have gone from| half a million 30 years ago to than $ million, Reserves| more ‘to invest- protect members RECOGNIZE THIS SCENE?— if you& en oldtimer would you re- call this view. It& a of Lake taken about 1912 It was taken before the waters of the lake were pulle down to open new lands for of the pictur agricultur Barel visible center e foregroun at two persons on horseback. According to ja Ogle th two, show are ere The “recess’* to talks at Gal- veston was a setbac to efforts] i “Asst. Secre Reynold wh said he $60,000. iabity, isa Dr, Blanch one year Tai agreement: warned. estate he “Through member to Patz-| last &qu ps the officer ci- ripped out, Jan. ‘Marital and possibly go hack. to work, CAPE _several with East Coast and othe ¥ Gulf! 4 labor when| ports carly next “week. “stl. save above is goo sense,” disappeare Gand said he $120,00 can dollars in Cali-| all ‘assets,” for Other advantag listed: ‘from someone ine ad know that” what carved out of nothin we have children, ‘will go to our should kee the unit at “We a goo productio level so it ‘won& hav tobe built back up, the shrinkag of the other and taxes estate from: “We members. yes- fo re-elected were Production Klamath Association Board of Directors.. “to fornia Incumbent. the Credit in eetilernie, i cad meeting Gand discovered missing Tulelake! from other! ng ews from wald’s home where he found Hi book but with. Patzwald’s| ticket of e i Names terday impass The directors. Meet: it was| He said after Patzwald Written up for speedin he and officer fellow into a went a cafe. When he returned to his| the fore eet son. prov cited Edward W. Patzwald, 22 for speedin last week and then charged dock could oi t ‘Matnet estate “The icaventi Ticket Josep Gand Ralls, ‘Same period 720 has the right to give a “No Concessions” in a certain part of his estate’ while} remain. active your head under-a ta-jents may “Neither side ‘woul recede port. farm operation and at the same he is alive without taxation and erat its demands nor make any interést- is renewa each year.” | the in- time kee the children ‘Reynold to ed them. it has ‘the participate n thoug by having “Th position *here| newsmen. work. toward gradua take- “which few: of as the best and ielanaa at the moment are too rigid and Dr. Blanch said of re-evaluation requir b each! “created for us an opportuni The discourage profess share of ty to hold a pro- their ftom ranchers sellin Hidi some imperative today is to Man 'Fi trolman Henl registe red for the meetin and af- were - SACRAMENTO 3 Pine Grov Bill e has Ow ‘Co Saran Do f Campbe R. A manager; More profes within the family.”” the lef Sir luncheon Blanch attend-jhe persons annual meeting of nge Presid Harnsberger lain Wilbur University said, economics Grant. tha a Fe th phn tion. Pope Merrill-Malin, and Association About Inroad Of Inheritanc Tax South Viet SAIGON (UPI) turned its back on the war — H Credit juction Pra Nam Strok Fell Re Lead out ‘sino No. 884-8111 GALVESTON Tex: (UPI) —|report But| slide in cially begi until a The Great. American said “informa- in the 3ist. the same two hour later, anybody who dialed: area the Great Englishman: Production Credi tion’ on his telephon Saturda the Klamath but showed up safe. “As would all other free men, the operators| Associati that ranchers should fourd in Saigo ‘Th weather man. predicte would like to pay a ‘person @xercis precautio every rain Saturday night and] have already left town, an their] more now tribute to the giant who information un- agains the ravages of inheri- then a brief respite about Mon- will be no more tance taxes. passes from among us. I have til Feb. 8 for charter to spea no my International Telephon Serv- Speakin yesterda at spea only for luncheon at the Wine- ice also Went dead Saturda as yearl self, left town to visit ma, discussed Dr. Blanch technicians we if in memory jour- The telepho ways in whic ranchers could their families, to the time whe Brit-| back “between lines will ne profit throug formin an in- stay quiet ain and America stood shoul- tha trying to’ Saigo and the rest of the corporation rj in the globa der to shoulder into’ equa world, at least until next Fri- divide thei I act as can then tyranny, day. unit§ as bequest to members spokesma for the millions of ‘The Vietnamese, or lunar, new of their families. Americans who served with me MOSCOW Frol R. year occurs on Tuesday, and no (UPI) “With inflation we need large| in Kozlov, the comrades and their British former Pre- work at all is don until Fri-\farm units to be efficient and man three years of war in this sec- mier Nikita S Khrushchev once} day. This only applie to the guarantee a reasonable return,” tor. chose as his own successor, most discipline office howev-| said. hew “This a means & Winston! died Saturda at the age of 5 those “To men, Vietnamese er, and most proble for farmers and ranch Britain. He was| He was felled by a Churchill was stroke work for a a Saturd nine-| in determining how to trans- the embodiment of British de- year ago but lost power as a day holiday fer an organic business to the fiance to threat, courage in ad- Communist leader only after: Government offices were the-| break- next generation without versity, caln: ess in her danger Khrushchev&# downfall, oretically open Saturday. But, in down the business unit,”’ moderation inher success.’” Kozlov, who rose from peas- in practice, employe showed He that stated. inheriting surroundings to become a up just Ion enoug to wish| farm farm a up| added: “crown prince” in Moscow re-| their employer a happ new. and mighty ‘Thames, mained a member of the all- year before heading off to the between surviving sons “Upon no. longe prac- great avenue of history, move at powerf ruling of the village for holiday re- daughters— tical. this moment to their final rest- Communist after} unions, party until Battle Roy been had ing plac the mortal remains of| Khrushchev ‘Th over-| countr the Telep i Saturday; and work- lon holiday to affected. th West. Gulf flooded. poundi “fi in UPI Talk Stal O 2 Iss At La Grande a city of 9,00 evacua-| were ‘some 400 persons ted Friday night and early Sat- urday. Typhoid clinics were set up after the city’s sewage plant was arms Doc Strik D N By FRANK presentin 1965 Telephon a Hatfi airman e their banks following day to be followed Ore. (UPI) over b another PORTLAND, storm front carrying more pre- in northeastern| of heavy rain. Man families and coastal Oregon towns evac- Gov. has asked cipitation. In northeast Oregon floodwa- uated their homes Saturda as the federal government to ex- to continued surge tend a proclamation declaring ters of the Grande Ronde River’ streams Orego a disaster area during swept out a Union Pacific Rail- December to cover the presen road bridge northeast of Island the was on City.’The bridg flood ‘situation. Floods durin Christmas week main line. About 600 feet of took 18 lives, caused $24 mil- track were washed out. the Wal-| At Milton-Freewater, lion worth of damage in the River™broke throug state and left hundreds home- la Walla 15 feet of dike. less. — a grotind, Weather Pages 44 — watches th behi of Sir Cathedral in London dwarfed b Life Guards steps of St. Paul& family, left, KLAMATH Price Wins Churc coffin MOMENT—The carried while the amen, ri w KENNE eS council president sald _
