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regular business meeting of the
Board
County
of
with
to
tomorro
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session
slated
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a.m.
which
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at
Laur
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private,
the
protectin
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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
:
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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
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on
fa
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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
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on
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Page 4)
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introduc
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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,
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propose
a
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Weer
ae
ee
work-on
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on
involved,
Pa
Fir Chi
ne
some
done
owners
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patdew
f
propert
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in
jatar one
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told|
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4
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Tott
Ro Vea
widenin proposal so firm
timates can be presente io th
Fig Flare
O Worker
Ben Bil
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Br
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op
Kyle|
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Switch
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;
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a
projec
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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
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i.
Th
.
also
j
Wine
the
on
CONS
wid
gai
for
war.
mmunist
To
eat Mon
*
mi
c
,
‘icc
3
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—
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
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sleep— that
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around.
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