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— ' - . 1, ULOF ORE.LTBRARY NEWSPAPER SECTION GEN.REF.AND DOCUMENT EUGENE, OREG. DLV. Heral andPew Hu Slide Da Rive Ov Tillamook Valle 2 Price Ten FALLS, ORE., MONDAY, KLAMATH Pages Cents—12 Resident Return As Water Recede ui Sev a ea River Fal I Oreg After Cre and CARR thing in the THE TORCH They& — They be common. March wh out ght aro which the for Field, ropresenting leav hel to left, mothers. wit their VIENTIANE, mish-mash. Laos militar revol (UPI)—A before the Idah Coac Selecte Fo Beaver Que main driven out streets, of bein are town. Emperor “The has had a new leadi large troop at the ace has installed a poo for them embass Dee Andros, head coach at swimmin University of Idaho a its British the new to football coach Prothro, use. to The lion, question the are and being powdered lions books teli the King of us that er been able to conquer problem. flea It the of nev- Celebrate Athletics here sons to take after 1 sea- the head job at UCLA, coac four of his Oregon State taking assist-| SAIGON (UPI —. ‘Britis have i (Continned.on Pag 4 at oe coe ee vola n O the staff and on units line He was assistant at Texas Tech in been popu-) jan 1955 and then joined tt g trouble a Weather Tulelake y Lake- and: through ir Tuesday, winds 5-15 yesterday Low this High Low year Precip. ag0 past Same period test year troop In Soldiers du forces 100' of a (See earlier at the Jr. came Kouprasith’s a| story on was tempting on In and | the Dallas a under feet - hard-hit the also d March, ae Sunda cast ‘colonels in 8! mand night Bounl Kin and his said the massive group group op- church, Baker the present hig but not seek to Souvani a com over* WASHINGTON as- an! 195 were near fired the Pre lcr itau ‘dropp and that some of left’ their} who ‘Union and |. She said management Coun ‘There i permit to pa- followers led the out of a Negro stoppe the pro-| from the them to groups. Defense Director Col. nego-| oleu back no Frank delay units|& personnel throug 2401 Gettle was c noon Aainee — Worker T Retur 825 Main ‘Stree ‘tion was the o b made F transac. James F. Main the ex-|canal, Realtor, 519 eiim treet, who handled chang When the Newberr firm de- cided to. close out its opera- here tion rebuild a ‘iginall ing when back Thus ae it was required to|_ brick wall that had Mt rated we fe its build-| ja jy contrncted| which‘had bee A see Wh their - i Bost York, and New Assistant: Nor st Orlea Lab - ° vote.” & Se all ports ak Pha ee tir eed he workers acc sae Mai 10 Several: ‘tb ‘ontract, contract: were . calcio Pes pe cluded Union so the positio i Wir vid in we ire w m b pone ae Ma jobs New i i union and ip sea |wa the soree ee act am pe ot pano guaranteed annual| chased location. pillar of previousl contracts ac-| in the por of dock|New York and New England the Virginia longshoreme also ac-|of in cepted the master re\ visions contract but on i locale ane so y indusg a bar con sae emme sie on f floatin Fo in aero ‘Truck - O re Ore- -Fepor Ivan Rosco Doak Street whose. hot observed The truck i Bogatay of Bogatay SN Rew Company J. at- — Police- State fhe Abt Submer was two feet of expect- Earl ed Shoe has purchase the build- at today’s meeting. Police The carriers have agreed to in formerly occupie by th |, set yaa were iy rkle gon Monday, Dead: is retirement, death or Freewater National Guar 25! iignatio among all em- released morning. were with seniority of two The most precipitation in Or ploye more, Employe with gon during the 2 hours endin years or PST today was .0 less service could be fired. at 4 am, is is important because it inch at’ Astoria, ‘Th weather man’s five-day outlook called) establishes the principle of at-| for light precipitation west of trition in the railroad indus- the Cascades wil Labor Departmen some snow|t iry,”. a ieast of the said. b dri J (UPI)—Presi- James W upon b army! a settlement has not been ap- mouth of the ‘proved Wirtz. told reporters that dock|far has in Quan Binh, ‘workers asked to were were’ was expansio Schedu Fo Buildi agree tiators M m« and lasted 50 current indica th Le River ee Pro ince.) ae U military forces ee previo Titer age ta Pe sai Killin Sho Stor D train unions meet! non- arth vi jt of today to complet details of a Count civil ficer, said the John Day River, revised contract. march| mass cession about a block church and ordered break up into smaller L Urg this upward depressio bega 193 The Saturda on the farmlands farm. buildings and key issue of job seourit in dis- contract knoll, were prepare to About 300 otter Negroes also stock were hard hit by the la-| their months- res Kouprasith’s forces ad- were arrested and charge with pute. At La Grande, Union communique broad-| Truc Ru Int Can fro the ry. The pull ‘o the ~ County Court- ‘the 15 families voter registra- homes had rei a : Ret Pact Due of region ade relati F i rt aa differe ig New Rail at expansio of February, 1957 o . cphal work remained, espec-| WASHINGTON (UPI) Rail- ially in the La Grande, Milton- “\road management and the five Negro areas. e and John was roadblock when the agree- house to protest reached. ‘The rebels, was in with bazookas on a tion procedures. Ve cleanu Page 3.) — to lead bea bi mon seast e Sunda they nearly was 2.2 itreams (UPI) Dr. Martin Luther King arrested today while at. grassy fire if vanced farther. any Koupra- failing to obtain sith’s had alread sprea men out into the. woods to flank the tade. throw fram ar Salem, leade Battle Near settlement time. within were at| of four under flood stag at, Corvallis, 3.5 feet under at Al-| ban Alabama SELMA Ala, misunderstanding.” “a camer lover - a threat of a recession. their inventories low, this The pace of-the stream of expansio has meant ast has remained not constant. new factor orders. Key. indus- ‘There was a notable pause in tries have ‘not added new. plant 196 after President Kennedy’ 50: fast ‘as.to © confrontation wi the steel: in- bring on-a letdown: later on, dus and ‘th stock market How lon ean it: last? But Bat the.esce resumed ‘all been:fol- afterw: terward. ‘Th statistics of the current}came to regard:a th “inevita. advance are these: New jobs up-4.5 million; un- employment, down from per cent to slightly more than 5 per cent; production, up $10 billion| at stable prices; we wag lup $17.50& the average; prof- re- an The Bounlert agreed to.withdraw| to a point about’ 2 north of Vientiane. Wil-| th on the 1954 smaller. average rate of jalance: The. current. expan- has had ex- feet, ‘ter Details of the agreement were not immediatel revealed. One general termed the whole affair| a Onl Advisers, shows. ‘will continue this expansior will be marked by Prosperity” without any weekend of storms had sent, streams ‘th re- enjo Economic of cxpl it Feat hours 24 Jan. Since Council a &q age his miles spot to and Gardner Ackley tions. of the President April, chairman said high a ‘morning. Year las Dillon Doug farmland be- summer cabins, in the river’s homes. and At its deepe point, low. However, the river cut a canyon. abo 60 feet rose channel and receded during the the mud night and authorities said - ‘normal ground lev. Warne Nunn, executi as- massive slide was expecte ‘hold. Some 800 person Jeft their} sistant to Gov. Mark Hatfield, flew over the area with state homes in the atea. enginee Forrest Coo its, up $12. billion; River crested ‘The Willamette down 0.2 per cent. prices i at 23. feet at 11) in Portland But the has had perl fortunate is that| T was nearly p.m, Sunday ods of expansion before. The there ‘was enoug debris As and first! under the crest two feet one and ock iu the slide io hoid the then revised down-| forecast; the others, ana- Nunn river,” said. He said ward, lat last week, By this| is barrier. lysts per predicted the morning it had droppe to 23.2 ‘curre expan- The would gradually crumple patchy morning fog. Continved Lows tonight, 18-23. Highs Tues- Northwesterly Boik beginnin were ie with sin s C, &quo least. four dea at o fo pr th t blocked: the} nme Wilson Riv ‘sli c pet several inun-| homes mostly through was eas River expected were thonths more beat that. f Strength Only the wartime expansion which bega in 193 See rec Treasur Secretar that|&qu spite from SHE King Jailed N v Haile Selassie had to the country. Italy then claimed Ethiopia as the Fas-| Andros remained cist Empire of Abyssinia. The British Mus-|ti helpe to throw and Selassie out, Kansas in 1953. re- at Se on rain the {adj , J. Reynol was dis-| the strike at more than $ bil- since the rejectio Wednesday. dent Johnson toda called on! patche ‘to confer with leaders] lion, said: ‘At this Foremost. among them was} point, the striking dock workers to return of the striking union, the In- publi interest simply must be| lh removal of an industr de- to work in East and Gulf.Coast mand covering work jurisdic- {ternational Longshoreme Asso- asserted,” that Bogaity contract ports where agree- ciation, and to seek’ the six locals, ‘buildin will be extensivel re- among their coop- ments have been ratified. In Baltimore, meanwhile, which haye been prone to wor modeled eration. shoe store out- a as Johnson&# appeal, relayed Jongshorem were voting to- The let. He was not available for say lisagreements Ital- gele State; ‘The President&# appea came Hollwa as Labor W. Secretary (Communist Nam, Willa day on propose four year rank an file apparently feared sistant at Michig Bill Taylor, as a federal mediator met sep-| contract in a broat Hous in similar to one they loss of seniorit and other bene-| Tokyo Wirtz at the i,|an aide a Illinois, and  0; (a ing, but arately with ‘shipper and long U.S, and asked for the fastest Rice Hail its if the jurisdiction was reap- he would h flee dahl, head coach at Willamette| move Miami Beach in an| an in in ports where sou no naval vessels settlement outlet in to resolve the pro- University Salem, 22-day- looks like territorial waters|agreement has been reached or, a ‘ye Baltim in- nectin B St and little on Kouprasith to a meeting at| jhi home toda and an hour Ja- A-rebel ‘of we the marchin the Sipe rebel position and were wailing Selma Public Safet Director} for the order to attack. Wilson Baker made the mass The revolt appeared to be the arrests after warning King that, result of a feud between two! ‘a city ordinance was bein vio- Celebra-| factions of the right- army, lated. ae threw Neutralist Premier ‘Phouma summoned rebel * * Ida thiopia welcome to High and The f -|right oc- As Viets s the rebellion would never do to let the ants with him. British queen and her husband ‘Andros is 4 195 graduat of! GET FLEAS while paym al the of Oklahoma’ University of Saigo overshadowed. polit i royal visit to Ethiopia. where he was an all- cal between the Bi in- Hence the flea powder, under Bud Wilkinson. dhists and the new military n head coach at Wh is the visit of the Brit- for. three seasons. The military governor, ish soverei such a great Terms or length of Andros’ Brig city’s Gen. Phan Van Dong event in Ethiopia? contract not revealed, but curfew dur-| a la.m, It&# a lon story. Athletic Director Slats Gill said| the traditional lunar new lin Let& see if we can brief it. he “would have full professo ‘year which the Vietnamese call due here for a status. He Stat.& the greatest! Italy has mei The Communist Viet Con de- modern threat to Ethiopia. this aftern iclared a truce in the shootin, Back in 188 Italy celebrat-| officials also in- Orego until midnight next Satur-| war ed the Treaty of Ucciolo, ‘as a! terviewed Zélinka, top as- Lt, Gen. Nguyen Khanh’: result of which she gaine a sistant to Prothro here; Homer day. government is observing a de- over protectorate Ethiopia. In Beatty, head coach at Los An- facto cease-fire. Bob be Tuesda evening of a stepped- Communist of- fensive in northeast Laos and air recent U.S. strikes against Communist- routes supply throug Laos to South Viet! Nam. barracks, of the city ick War Quiets new Andros, 40 was one of half! dozen applicants for the job who interviewed by the were Orego State Board Chinai the! a la week, Fee his isllast Prothro resigned ts hale equip larger opponents but has well on with this week. The biggest 7205 year of business ex- and 194 showed greater gains in non-farm job industrial pro- Four year ago this month duction, gross national product the recession 1960 had and retail sales. (Figures on. touched bottom and the econo-| these categorits cover the peri- my bega a long climb upward od 1921. climb has a which carried business index to nearl go NCO Wives, Kingsley Kingsle Field an i Jeanne body. Reside are urged Simmons against the ment my Ca sen loyal short- * Tom- succeed outskit counter-atta The on band, and the ‘on ‘a the Imperial Pal- CORVALLIS (UPI)— Orego for the queen and her hus- State University today named ‘win built porc lights 14-hour organizin the collapse tada p Br in the Howard maining today aimed in. It at re- caved the second| was Laotian army time in 1 months that a mili- when a handful tary faction had tried to seize! In Addis Ababa, capita of of rebellious~ colonels surrend- control of the capital. Selas-| Hail Ethiopia, Emperor ered to show of force by The latest a revolt bega at the hasn’t been in sie—who :30 loyal .troops p.m, Sunday when. the in a big way since back news rebel army officers, led by Col. One soldier and tw civilians World II “in War days— killed were in street fighting Bounlert Sycosy, seized the gov- his pe lions chained in his al- ernment radio station and post- ace gardens ed 400 heavily armed troops at flea-powdered te welcome lroadblocks out of the Elizabeth Il, ain’s assist-| serves as city. Bounlert The queei along with her chief of logistics on the| ant. husband, Prince Philip, is due army’s general staff. in ‘Addis Ababa today and the Gathers Troops whol capital is being scrubbed] It ended this morning when the herds of goat Even up. Gen. Kouprasith Abhay mar-|¢ and donkeys a normal hazard) shalled a force of sample: a Mr Hard Officers Wives, Oreg Tech&# stude Surrend As Forc Show By FRANK JENKINS news today Here’s Club: Charles Mrs. Carni many iliated a Sbrop one torch Rebelli Laoti Officer The a Club, Nenture D N quit the a ases. of lent It&# mothers, but the have not all Tuesda night carryin few of pictured above just Th jouse-to-house for annual-donations to bit defects and childhood From of Dimes. will be callin women needs onl three (UPI)—Febru- milestone for the t United States— enterin its: fifth] a nation is consecutive Depet streams No pansio fee the| Rivers m marks econo of big By 4 WASHINGTON ary the Had Brief Respit caused Oregon’s second major ‘The ‘slide occurred just as [floods in less than six weeks| receded today and the weather] flood-stricken of Ore areas cool said m temperatures Washingto and Western Idaho Me, Telephon 8648111 Econom Chief Se Pr sperit Through ‘65 — water vei = 1965 Recession... No (UPI) Wils Thompso who had spent the backed up- behind) night at the scene, said early un- mud slide re- t toda ‘“‘the dange is over mountainous a ceded gradually todag- resi- less there’s another big slide.” Hundreds of thousand of tons dents of this famed dairy coun- their to earth, trees and forest trash, returned ltry it was nearly liq- 0. rain-soaked hom flowed gradually into the (hundred person most river yesterday forming an in- of them living in the river area below tite slide, and herds of stant dam. behind it but The water rose dairy cattle were evacuated yes- had cut I enormous pressure terday when authorities feared its _40- channel throug the, cascade ‘a water the might slide and the barrier in early today the earthen b through the in water three-milelong flood, disastrous up- a stream lake was dropping a half Chester Sheriff&# Deputy inch an hour, * * slide filled the river from to bank, a distance of and was nearly l 400 as thick. It stood 5 to 6 feet high from the riverbed, The Wilson river highway sev- miles east en of here was slide. by the. same mpson estimated it covered the highwa for 150 feet at a dept of some 50 feet. State. Highway jengineers were at the scene to decide how to reopen ing International United Press TILLAMOOK River FEBRUARY water s that Doak Was left his hom ei
