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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1965)
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DOCUMENT GEN.REF.AND. =LB Send Aid | T Assis Tayl With Viet Cri é BUGENE,ORE — Herald andFe — wy hale ported his t Ram fel shie ae Lai morn- bad ation ent, according rate a ran " repor th di U.S. in the ‘wit B ie to * . c abl Re said in City Manager : Bob * eee th bright and fair is Ree winter by Pennsylvania It| e Sco = “Thi prov-| t . . fe fortu shov Mama i Cae Day begbrigh The e of winter has and Candi Day be wel and a fo sar a wintet a gone ant i sort A passenge . a p if 6 on Interest J he 1907 in bu steam of later was fe sat Germa ‘The iat b It goe ha also ee dor th have a Regiona So un v oflthe ont poeps i To o the “B Rec- an S I ee Jo O Dock for ments five iite asset lamath Mers an on_ River ee regular business meeting of the Board County of with to tomorro ers session slated The a.m. which eunity neous at Laur Stre to e private, the protectin v Tule lands of the n (Contin Pag on C #TISIS P 5 hear-| a FaSses In Flood Cold Pa. PUNXSUTAWNEY, eusxsuraw 10 weather comes Cable Area from Street By United Press pe Rive we eather. miserable of od & pm., a jens M Hatfield Avenue,|was Delaware ‘Addition to Altamont $3.01 di visi io pm., Monday the Tillamook area was| waters that] out of dange from Avenue,|had backed up behind the Wil-| Acres Sub-| Climax Street, Wiard to NW% of Section 2 $2.8 o Ho E lide River slide. will begi Stre betw ra overflow Laurel|by the river = oe Drive and Riverside in Riverview Street sion, $2.77 p : : i g | c ee saw his shadow, i Subdivi- the |ture- Cleanu of the soort: He said.| and channel cut| permitted a runoff| “lake” behind the na-| a dam could recede, Ne meant shadow would early spring have wh lost Club members, time in gettin back said this tive year was the 79th to no town, consecu- that the groundho made an accurate. fore- coun- cast of the weather the try could expect for, the re- has mainder of the ° De winter. a a, mig aye pro specifi e he general coy coa “The. abl Des the ae - on fa Ambassa- 7 : ‘ : SAL ° ation ell cmperci e Discuss am e fact ‘Th Stat Highway Commis-jof the city- an its-policiés cam un-|cery building discussion b the city coun-|Park to John |d night Monday fireman, for |propos Link T Herald | reporte River The action, bridg off-| News last|0ld State| to that a and was and in it steep which a ab hinjconcern take bot t th buildin remove |ramp. w traffi volume: traffic signa at and also The the th says, it be- (present) best 5 ‘Th erty the da Kyl for : member of — {proje is still in the and desig tion. Carson | Sale Approve pus and|misses D 6 Procedure oan i faltu workers a two-t Sun stated 3| sued the and Wha ordinance would| law Argue Charter Veatch Mayor cet/rule told ‘her this|tenance: is part of the city charter|Union wi the sale! ‘The State Highwa com- i Commis- at = t ‘ra de ea eee that (Continue on Triere ie Page 4) + + introduc __| fro a Fave ti the ‘The Jitigatio stand-|the read Poli Read prior to openin : mayor, gene a ee thican foo » & which he f ‘em hearing, an o polic con-! statement i é; oe ‘ asked. Rule In of the arguments lk to. all ril major that procedur for| approve by ter arou an the ton in a Mrs, injury award un-| der i ‘propo bill. The meas-|that if Eleventh oe ‘ ster Along with this, the council| illumination of Kit Carson. Monda night approve “E “> Tal audience. to wer ste most of the ‘one-third of the minor increase Over] two-thirds of the present Ate i .alarms. Chalmers asked th e ment (awyer inci about the origin of the of that owners of the involved property must jobject before a street projec attorney&# fees. Most the oe prepa giey nelta |clari se $5,473,9 fir tie alarms depen durin the year, rs. flash-| upgra in- | ing proposals Orego project is being held abeyan by oceurred in ‘at rescue city pres-|ened, as propose that an. 18- ‘ure would abolish Ip. lent appea to a jury trial and|inch- steel-reinforeed curb However, the commis: Letter Read installed to protect propert an appe to a its The State Highway Commis-|it plan to’ and won& be ‘buil from runaway with further cars, and sion agai was-discussed when|ing beacon ut the |this spring He said it is ‘at possibl on question of proce-ithat a stoplight be read|make it more impressive nite when the project will -be|City Manager Bob G. Eleventh court and thelthe Upha “I’m not to take dure to circuit a Jetter from the commission.on} |begu Avenue. intersection to protec Court Veatch said: he is trying 1o|the city’s proposal for improv-|that lying down,” Mayor Veatch|state Suprem this Oppone cor the status ‘o the project|ing Kit Carson Way. Ir eatch said, “I a(Lee Cali said at The city had propose three jin conversations with state offi-| the ‘on the}t a traffic installation of |cials. He said he believes the| | | | Josse ike or reaose of whether the questio cetustlctrman which| runb injure that benefit cent state’s. the| signalling ‘commi basic: is prepare Es-|per approa on Esplana “t is|lieves poor repait, and right-of-way for the for to| sufficient city|is warrant demoli will In one segment, Mayor Rob- salvag ert Veatch said he still is trying| building for days determine the status of the| | Mathe a e local residents in contended the industry offers ipadentinie| bill, proposal,| Gro-| reject the first ‘Veterans| it doesn’t belie there|benefits dollar itself that losses was not covered andful of persons show up at the counell meeting Monda \ favor of lus spokee! eal West End near’ Mathews, on that o Der ae : Poz cil wis aa J ee propos na says $129,651 in insurance “Howli is ta in committee “The . ree a oF rejoinder| a shar s Word wa Moshot Port-| LO a - . rl n rsation, |r Policie Highw He i font ‘the said. Citizen a Tt brought ough from William la nd speakin ee iva Le je’ en pre Mon- night. it—five| you live with 1 years? Meanwhile! can town 7 28 [toll hl behalf of the on prot workmen’s t t to protec committee ; e Cerpichian no ler, in report, says 196 fire sity Dota ai a the hell to the Aso city repor council | first|eng cu co |ar fo we Se |ure dur Veatch it, Questi See the Monday. description ‘came Frank Pozzi, Portland, |from sa “ “ w want and Man-| hearings 8 on} measure The to Chik l annual sen ‘full- economically.” strangli a Labor Hire: his California: plans would of money. cann tealga be ‘You: we to s caeyetn™eco Committee ement fr Warren B Joh 7. 96, right, comments OF A FAMOUS SHIP used on the that wes once. dinner b board, on a of the museum | cv wich apersed Uper math inet tytn the Totton the 1900s. vas the custom of travel when su ship w the quee U Upper queen. of 2 of the shi P that became fi know n_as a and engineer builder, onh was es throug House ( — bill aan ; . was that|/0 compen-| workmen LO ; I Klamat 964.43, : (UPI)—Charges propose a 4 ’ QTQI Weer ae ee work-on P : s on involved, Pa Fir Chi ne some done owners oe e| ° patdew f propert v WA mem in jatar one {Continued told| i 1 ! 4 ~ Tott Ro Vea widenin proposal so firm timates can be presente io th Fig Flare O Worker Ben Bil \ wns eit Br eering must be * a op Kyle| Pap e Ma o.|Kellstrom Switch ff ; 905-134 sho i a projec eet a tn Bees Do ; & E sion a otal ‘bejieve,- gen ie ‘T faithf atop and Knob gath repo Cob groundho bound prec at 7: 2 burrow E Secm 4 | the Bis .» ‘t a ” The propos of heavily streets Chinese|dential designed| & ™ si late said night-— sreal th ag han persons project Lt./ ‘ é wintry - Drive to eas t|cau: Altamont from Gov. line of -Lot 12 Block 4, First) widening Surveying Discussed start speculatio that a Asst. City Engineer Clarence! dor Taylor might be replaced It comes at a time when Taylor|Westwood said some surveying be done—but that this sur is somewhat at odds with than, one more Gen, Nguyen Khanh, who en-|veying serves gineere the latest coup. ah es rae Keras International ‘The flood crisis that threat-| frontage foot. $2.8 his ap- rich Tillamook| the groun dhog- Cable Street, from|ened the dair ., ‘Nevertheless pearance. Laureljcountry on the Orego coast was} to ‘Drive members Groundho Club over today and the next big job Street, $2.9 the slide that! he threw a distinct shad- Dover d c forecast- he disappear his actions told the members Club the of the Groundho country could expect a mix- miserable ture of everythin March i¢— snow, sleet, uti rain, winds and extreme cold. It was bitter cold and snow- ing, and still fairly dark when : assess- pos can ae Se ae series controversy over Mon-\of the hearing since the mai- settled nothing.| turnout two weeks ago. noted that each ‘The to widen a num-| 0 wner is notified of -a traveled resi- ek van Sta tor Kyl m Pr str e is &q V on = . S his hole. But before 4) commis- Street, am., al er hereabout known ( oundno; 1 whon water of seers” Get it | increased erealy,| reducin the storage re- ilthus o t was-nec-| was ee ae homest residents cay. dlacusa issues with the sioners. The times of the street ings and the established ments follow: it first| serve REE ing the i and the sump has been full, into the Southwest Reserve As Commission-| begi street na i | roundhog Mr Ah {0 to spill to the Tule Lake! Slready receiving much in improve-| street De a th doc { t fia H var Lost River inflow, origi- tec ic'stte cine] greater than the capacity areas. was hearing sabre é councilmen City a Viet| leave was Pay nta a sialon Pred ict Thurs- tongs d ted w a pulls due etal lat dey probabl oe a C ————— rain : intensi-|street wit peer the(i su to ees 9 Kos said the Americans that num- a t me per amat ae ha visit for about preparatio M wal ¢f/ it Ri ple u J e oe ataE ‘deman in- disintegra H Willi “bu cu recofng| Pana Di-jg o , Bu officials Hig symb t smoke i appears about go off on Winema’s* another excursion.” J. ramifi- the terrible suddenl the apparentl inno in|cent scene struck him. Totton) and| from his home down to: h sha a en dik Tow- tea be — te been in = on|the ashes and the brass ob melted in the heat of the into travel of th h int ini _ ee ‘elephot ¢ : for arrang hess fa they sald the e ofipaddlewheeler when such shipsigreat whistle, He lifted it from] of -and abroad; Steams Tott buil cr v at ine lo and muiina along) Pelican abeds)ihe Candlemas Day,|odiuiday iuvk over on b flooding and affect-|the Jake front to the cradle of walks| if he finds snow he the heav runo now oc-jihe great ship which was then but if he sees the sun| by Basin. funeral pyre. in the his|curring becomin its into back draws he shining Link examined The River, rolled wildly on. one Flames hols: the side of the ship emitting an that held tween Klamath Falls and barrier Keno,| heat areas| or An im-| the similarly develope tracks. wrong— his yottoy ifthe second bordering Uppe Klamath Take The belie tat af the dawns of ‘“Winema” bright/and and Februar the Tule Lake the day that Lower| of worst the and the)Klamat basins as well ‘aslalready had been razed beyon sunny winter isn& over is very, Very|preaks canals and. dikes| in where it could be re- ‘ai the old indeed, left hich occurred Totton. during Let&# hop it isn’t accurate./ week flooding scene of his person holocaust From here on, for, some time ‘Snow Melts disheartene and with a dee the ‘amou of rain] to come, pafford is director of the of loss. these without in do can we Regio 2 which em California parts is fabulous. most of braces of it so We had far,| and the Klamath Basin| thank you. its north end, in Oreg at ain this past weekend there| oe substantial swellin of a was his sh Kosy- said authorities US. mbassador to Nam, on the Viet situation govern- OUCH leave to No Communist t North| “shortly” Taylor, U South have jaxwel Gen. =_ planned faker f the mode visited|were Lake. Museum}Klamath he as Count Friday Lake in|ing other|into of Klamath excursions wite his to Jr., and Assistant Carl J. Kadie were Klamath area Friday 96 now Klamath e some. t afford. rector eap- flyi consult with two weeks ago to diminish to After the turn of the century. in Hanoi. influen t pre-|berless. pieces ‘Opp t was special display commemorating launch-| the vessel that first slid) pared Russia Symbo Of Times the coun- before Klamath Lake 60 years agoltor, and is to be featured at] the would pro ‘ea ih Viet Nam|who appeare 191 to the Despit her tragic e today—Feb. 2, 1905 for the remainer|Winema the museum of bap- as, US, military steamboats the mo-| were’ incliried&qu of face of this . x Ipfe times dating- the exhibit consists of a num-f the moth. well leclima Lyl Kell-] in February, 1905 whenlever,.that Kosygi further on In reflecting ber of pictures depictin the| ginee ant himncine North Vi Monda night asked be- foot steamboat and|destruction of bis shi by fite, Mrs. F. W. Jennings stood famous work on the to s Ho Chi t as laéy fore the hull of the steamshi few regarde mementoes—some a pew-|Totton said that later he south of trail trail continuing thi t p his operations lake, noted the spoons and a dinner bell—-through the ashes of the vessel lest Nam-- -he|-- told him no engineerin from a window in-hislihat remnants“of its (Continue Pag 4 smoke used on board: theland noted the were US retaliation. Heine i remarked casuall home and J Robert reflectio the were smoke/Totton, drydock|the = for leaving __afte nui . column of from the narrow Thos BRIGGS DICK By A tlros skywar {doin Director 7 bro who several Uh national securi to Saigon to. on |™en announce. th ‘t Winern C i wh guishe -Asreiue: Fro Floo ee at eta it was? shi The service. to Kosygin Of Famou Uppe Lak seribe’s this on” travel. restored ia to . lew a question: YOUL? W book se ‘ sized fo do with the rectors ‘i _ 4 the durin House White down is ty, McGeorg — President aide leaders Buddhist North Visit night of Bundy’s mission to Saigo followed the! |weekend disclosure in Moscow Alexei N. Premier that Soviet - d | greeting durin an excursion of the vessel to re- at Odessa, Rocky Point and Harriman Lodg areas Bun top anti- the gin’s planne trip had nothing Page 4) i. Th . also j Wine the on CONS wid gai for war. mmunist To eat Mon * mi c , ‘icc 3 “ree — Po sup week. this Kosygin : of th in Halls. (Continued come| 8 pe . 2 . AFLOAT late ton i ‘ . SHIP might which’ in-fone on Georg a oe a the force Taylor& efforts to secure such Press Secretar House government have backfired E. Reed said Bundy is|a Washing-| pressur from a group of expecte to return to & oe waves a Red- in White s e tak Nam. : : m area heav most d ertm ar ‘i i \ . a and hea of affairs ern ‘ . i sme! saying be pol w conli f burder Day. back to Candlemas There is an old erb that goes lik this work by Sgt headed d Hi Germans. goes c owe of|ivision, settlement of parts than the 5 ) See : 2 : FAMOUS his on assistant|efforts to get a more represent- Unger, deputy secretary of state fo: Far East-lative civilian regime in Saigon : 3 ee G. authorized Johnson trip[ation again Communist. sup- sections of secretary of defens for interna-|Laos.- White House also au- tional security affairs, and Leo-|thorized at that time intensified accompanie nard f . i President assistant security affairs. He]slight increase in U.S. air oper- national js to be by John McNaughto assistant] p lines j : . ‘on d t t U TT ae February| legen tha if ewer : covering let- t por ra i The : Lowe Seaw : ; a Johnson’s Bundy is ee ITT : to to be cent decrease per : TROY grou c c x ; ha 4 ; & the Pennsylvani “Tt should also be noted homicides or were th Germans, who had a legen this city for the effect that on February 2 the groun ho awakens from|same period.” Effort Joint, sleep— that his long winter he sticks his head out of his} poward said crime reduction home in the groun and looks «is not the accomplishmen of around. enforcement alone but it law If the sun is shining and heli the result of the combined his shadow the legen see can effor of the commun and frightene and goeS|the assistance give us this goes, h is back into his hole. Then winter been deeply appre- yoar lasts another six weeks. ciat “How noted that his de- But, if the da is cloudy and the had 32 persons ho can’t see on his| Sete Ne eer about de bu | dig nine ter’s sleep goes about the busi-| including civilians. to something findi of i s Howard outlined the physical in ness eat, and winter is OVER. changes in his departmen dur- start ili ee ; I ; i w this Bry go its it six a 1 Ground Ho Day}in superstitio ge started? Well, ii are Gee How rep t there ae ta Pa i included are ,, can we a in wy re Hec a a ek pe h jaun sugg th Bu eset] it w duri Tay tal ‘ a atmo ee aT fee proce can a E i i ve x “because was Viet|ble Reed noted that Taylor Hig officials said President) tojreturned to Washington someone wanted |Johnson hive take a new look at Vietnamese talks every two the Saigo ‘ai i 4 figures Howa anmual that fact prob plemu 4 4 ae Chief of Po-| to ae } f Howard. to mention the use we had about all) Aer fortunate we stand. itably : , per the|it on goin was of the situation in Saigon felt that it was prefe for th ambass ador to stay Ambassa-|view South : the 19 rose These in 7 all the fi news) ees alifornia seer bad news—very while 196 uring Saigon| for Tayl ; am. toni to consult with U. S. D. |dor Maxwell 3% : 2227972 Tt’ inde ~. S leaves [Bund 5 © * during the 24 endin Be at Gh . rime n WASHINGTON (UPI)—Presi-Inied that the President ha any intention. said McGeorge|such Reed adviser ldential. ] ; re- PRECIPITATION STATE IN THE hour ing =z ze 7 ore statistics Bureau _N 4 ees JENKINS By FRANK From Portland this morning: Ground ho shadow or not, o Februar got off to a go start in flood-weary Weather = re ——
