Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 01, 1965, Page 3, Image 3

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Feb. 1 1965
‘Churchill Resti Pla
Become National Shrin
Winst
great
All
into
a
Sunda
Earl
ac
Martin’s churchyard, bow-
their heads in homag to
St.
long ing
and
the
night
them
came,
he
wartime
prime
minister
were
one point automobiles
riving at the rate of 1,00
i
oe
ar-
an}
hour.
=
than
th
WASHINGTON
(UPI)
Echenlii
regio
state
congression
Other
“All
said
was:
The
Show me just one filter
that won&# take away the
taste and I& eat my hat!”
[S
THE SHOWE M NE LUCK STRIK
FILT
education
al
hope
for
1
thro
action
the
offi-
when priso
cut off his
years-
Angol
State|New
10\cials
years,
Orleans
ex-
with a white
|months and nine day longer|change o letters
has|Swedish housewife, Mrs. Solveig
than any other prisone
faced death in the history of|Johannson of Stockholm, who
believes he is innocent.
the United States.
said
she
Johannson
sentenced to
Mrs.
was
The pair
the action was take
white/understood
death for the rape of a
Labat’s race, but
woman.
en because of
officials
Until Sunday the record
stoutl denied
for|
longevity on death row belonged| charge sayin the regula-
Chess-| applie indiscriminately to
to the memory of Cary
‘man, the famed “‘red light ban-|all.
once
were
Labat and Poret
dit” who was sentenced to die
crimes inj within a half-hour of death. La-
for his lovers lane
California.
bat said one night he was fed
Chessman be-|his last meal, shaved and read-
Convict-author
international
an
|came
figure|ied for the electric chair.
“H said he heard the genera-
center of controversy dur-
to the
current
in his 1 years, 10 months and|tors: supplyin
day in the death housé |electric chair start up and then
House g
subcommittee
on
May
executed
He_was.
2,|a Jast-minute reprieve
+
Ris
waters
Sunda threatened
SANDBAG DIKE
the Portland suburb of Oak Grove. Here residents.work
effort to contain the Willamette
on a sandba dike in an
River and
See story
save
on
Pag
of
gro
mow
home
:
in
Oak
Science Shrinks Piles
New Wa Without Surgery
Stop Itch—Relieves Pain
Grove.
Telephot
UPI
—
India War Foug With Word
Johnson’s $1.2 billion
For
Yo (Spectel)
ow
program for elementary and
‘one
secondar education.
hemor-
ishing
Aid: The administration hope
want to
discusshave
a
top itehing, and relieve
The Indians
right, guarante by‘prohibit a group of Indians|
modern-
TACOMA
(UPI)—A
Dean
Rusk
of
State
Secretar
surgery.
fough with problem such as education,|the 1855 Treaty of Medicine:from fishin with nets on the pain m case without
Indian
war,
in the: day
will be able to
reverse
after case, while gently
and fishing rights, and poverty with|Creek, to fish
way they Nisquall River is scheduled to
any
arrows
instead of
reduction
ban on words
relieving pain, actual
Senate a
House-
their
an-} begi
in any waters
Feb, 1 in the
today in Gov, Dan Evans, Satiacu said.
to
resume
was
took place
same
further
surplu food shipments guns,
fished.
were
court.
of |
of Pierce County
amazing
courtroom
the
who
usually
Satiacum,
Arab Republic
to the United
D.
John
Court
skirmish
functio
was
Judge
dressed
public
legal
i
Rusk meets with the Senate A ‘Superio
when San Francisco at-
Cochran.
and a feather
war
propriatio Committee which The state departments of ibuckskins
bonnet, is a defendant in the!torney Melvin Belli urge
is considering a $1. billion sup-
lawsuit agains the tribe.
jran to dismiss the suit.
plemental appropriation bill to Gam and Fisheries are seekin
He claimed the Puyallup
He earns
most of his living
for
the a permanent injunction prohibit-
funds
provide extra
ing members of the Puyallup catching and selling steelhead,|was a ‘sovereign nation” which
Commodit Credit Corp
Indian Tribe from fishing with salmon and other fish.
could not be sued in a state|
President
Adviser:
Former
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Science nets and other illegal gear on ‘The state contends that In-|court.
wast ted,
firm
was
adviser
His eloquence
support to the Puyallup River.
dians must obe th ie same con-}
gave
It may take a week or more
President
Johnson’s §1.2 bil-
citizens|however..Cochran
rejecte the
servation laws as other
lion element and secondar to try the civil suit,
for every: |ple
to protect fish
runs
OINTMENT
the
of
Regardles
school aid program. The Hou
odtcome
Belli said he could not attend|
th
will} ne,
Indispensin can
almost certainly
case
genera education
It wants the court to
prohibit| openin session, of the trial|
underscored
the priority of the be appeale to the State Sw the Indians
Mal-
attorn
Bu Seattle
from
com-|today.
fishing
60x.
legislation by holding an unus- preme Court and perhap ulti mercially for steelhead a
McLeod, the Indians’ chief
game|
U.S.
to the
ual Saturda session, the sec- matel
would be
Belli
said
Gill|
is and from fishing ‘wit
ond one in two weeks.
James Court.
the
nets
in
Puyall River| back befor th trial ends.
Meanwhile, Robert Satiacum, where such
R. Killian, the former adviser,
suit
of
similar
trial
The
a
is
illegal.
gear
chi of the
self-
scientists ap-
headed a panel of
that theylin which the state is seeking to}
The Indian contend
delega-|_The
pearing before the subcommit- Nation, plan to lead a
their tion o Indians on a march to
tee. They devoted most of
state
the
capital.
for
the
to
testimon
support
Indians
the
said
Satiacum
portion of the administration&#3
would leave here at 9 a.m. to-|
bill
would
allow
which
more
President
came.
6
—
news:
complet hearings
to
at
row
Director
Institutions
Louisiana
1960,
Poret is almost unknown but|0. C Sills recently offered La-
some hope
Labat Has made headlines, and|bat and Poret
He said the state may have
has
attracted
inter-|
he,
too
executed its last prisoner
national attention.
«
P
floodl
spiritual advisers.
o
been|attorney Benjami E. Smith of
have
e
—
exn
Appal
+
-
iva
The
‘The Senate opene debate on)
to pass the the
last Friday. Dem-
Since
measure
Saturda nig Senate is
grave.
administration’ & $ billion aid| ocratic
at least 125,00 persons had vis-|
leader Mike Mansfield,
ited the grave, a polic spokes program for
an early Sen-
a key ‘Mont. scheduled
of
resident ate sessi to clean up debate
more|stone
measure
man
said, and
many
for and action on
economic
amendments to
were
f hnson’s
expected toda
nation.
Police used
the 11-
to il-|the
bill for
(
«
Sunda
more
strike
to
is seekin
Louisiana Jaw proltibit-
Labat
sit}down a
H filed
Negroe
Penitentiary
Britain&#3
waiting to file past
will
condemned)ministers
other
any
two
death
Saturday’
funeral.
He
of staff.
aftern
mid
stretchin
mile,
The
Mountbatten,
at
Poret
prisoner.
enators To Approve
LB
Applachia Plan
ine&#3
pallbearer
state
chief
B
resting place
statesman’s
and Clifton
like
not
_
of|
day
the
among
(UPI)—
ANGOLA, La,
Labat
from
inmates
another day on death row|ing death row
with anyone but
con-|
today, just like any other
dened prisoner But they are|family members, attorneys and
&quo
the
at
scene
BLADON, England (UPI) —|luminate
nig who gave them strengt when
3ir
Churchill&#3 final re- and, to show the wreaths, in- Britain faced almost certain de-
the queen feat.
those
from
hills
‘urn to the
Exfordshire
Crowds as large as those at
his
has
already|and Lady Churchill.
birthplac
at
_lying-in-
“To
darling Winston, ‘Churchill’s
made this
hamlet a national}
my
Hall
in
Westminster
London,
said the card
on
thou-|Clemmie,”
shrine. So far,
of
tens
built up steadil in
Bladon
sands
of
—_have| Churchill wreath.
pilgrims
more
of the Sunda By lunchtime,
“From
the ‘nations
streamed
past the flower-cov-|
waitin; i to
than -1,20
were
in grateful
re-
flow|Commonwealth
ared grave and a stead
said the inscrip- view the grave, standin in aj
walk|membrance,”
to
af visitors
continued
line
Elizabeth II.
tion by Quee
six-
pas it today
have aj
even
Bladon
does
not
of
flow-|
29
There
were
Americans|
of
Thousands
sprays
policeman of its own and hun-
lined up to see President Ken-|e1 ers.
of
All day Sunday the pilgrims dreds
polic had to be
the United
in
nedy’
grave
States, Englishmen similarly, walked silently alon the pat brough in. The village parking
flocked to see the site of their from the wooden arch gat of lot holds only 200 cars and at
so
have
h
Ghrink
Frid
sa
secret
to be
is
a
‘(Bio-
stance
a
made
“Piles
problem!”
new
—
healing eub-
discovery of
institute.
research
world-famous
available
substance is now
This
in suppository or ointmen form
under the name Preparation H®.
drug counters.
At all
‘a
—
ple
attends|
sufferers
that
like
statements
thorough
astonishing
th
—
.
Diy t shri
fallcres
Co
Tri
DESIT
mee
MT
Suprem
Puyall
LUCK STRIK FILTER PU BAC TH TAST OTHER TAK AWA
Keune
sai
SE
ae
Pies
© h Ma Me Recomm Dpcle
funds
for
school
curriculum
re-
day, reaching Olympi
before
search.
shortly
noon.
Ki Plan
We
Predict
Ne Driv
WATCHES
Dr.
Ala.” (UPI)
Luther. King dr. prom-
Martin
ised to lead Negroe ‘down to
SUI
SEAS
—
the courthouse in numbers we
have not seen before” today for:
the third straight week of pro-
tests against voter registration
procedures.
School
stude
planne
to
classes in suppor of
demonstration.
Integrationists were backed
by a new. federal court order
restraining Dallas Count Sher-
iff James Clark from‘ interfer-
ing with registration and lifting
number who may
a ban on the
assemble at the courthouse.
About 280 persons were jailed
in the first two weeks of the
drive.
King returned to Selma Sun-
da night and told a mass rally
R
Unbeatable!
ordinated
marked
Our
co-
fashions:;
for
Excellence
into
overflowed
“we are going to
it takes to gain
right to vote in Alabama.
are
prepare to march in
street da in and da out
which
the
do
the
We
.
The
crowd
adults and
design,
chur Rev. King
Ki
detailing, tailoring.
&
students
divided,
was
children
in
spok
with
different
at both.
field director here, urged
to stay out of school
King,
545
of
unaware
apparentl
the classroom boycott declined
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