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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1965)
the of ¢ — 7 - . | ~ by a | Wif En 3 Yeas O Freedo HARLINGEN, HERALD AND Clai U. Ne Crisi ff United States has reached its “terminal point” in South Viet who had lived| shadow of fear. for 3 years, sat back calmly in his, jal cell "T got it all off his chest. “I had a continuous fear of for all these| bein caught years,” said Jones. “I have dark Nam and Cuba Henry J. Taylor, an In ‘DRO aaa get araug to — . Tc Chok River Ea O Rocki stubborn A grip Florida. as traffic midwestern on east rivers. plunge Florida temperatures 8 into the 60s after degre temperature ‘Tuesda cities recorded severest reading of the winter. London, Ky., had temperature Other a 4 below Southeastern some.of Clerk their edly over her identified grocery, in | un- hig school dropout of one U impa has up on lived for cor ‘I hate said Jones’ brin Jones friends ever were pills” when they Fre committed got for ‘sig in Jon Ga h T hold name| no! was the while violation ticket a creeping throug Corpu Christi,” Tuesday, “I g I said a ‘M $ friend and busi-| ness associates includin bank- have writte to Gov. Georg lers his of G his ‘tim si de- before now eliminate to that 2 a re- of cent per pya n nation_and..‘‘as lon isn’t balanced, fromthe said. The offici — Communi Calend MIDL ¢ ORA Oifice. 8 pm., regular meeting grange hall. CLUB, 7:30 PLAYERS meeting, American welcome. Jones and his wife were ar- osu |rested for, burglarizin a farm| house, He/ 17 at the time ERS, 8 p.m. and had bee married for two! Equitabl FATE: ore a eeting Bid aa a Mai years. FI Aus business (UPI)—A jeri of FRIDAY West Interntational. Opa refreshments. sentence he war acquitte to Eichmann’s and one lows, brin Press End TONIFEL German toda court Adolf MERRY MIXERS, 7:30 p.m., |wartime aides business meeting ‘dance fol- another: to a five-year priso will have not to serve, Eulalo con- Taylor * Germany FRANKFURT, 8 p.m. p.m., Legion. will gold,” draw. former Eichman Aid Fre Every weleome. vFW meeting, to ambassador was accompani here by Mims ‘Thomason presiden of United of Alturas and HANGER Cotnty are sen: City and count located alon the cerned about levee and wall erosion in bac of residences that are an Mrs. E Wall. Over the cit of Alturas. Pictured i the home of Mr. Pit River in five feet of retaining wall has been washed away from the Pi River banks leavin jus section of dirt a margina holdin the hom in position. CLIFF abroad creditors our tinue Mo budge our as RUMMAGE The SALE, prosecutio had asked’ DAR, old 88 cent store. a.m./life sentences for both defend-| 7 For pickup call 884 ants. HO MUG 3-- HORR cA Y FA & t Pm et rig Na CONGER- leg hel Pot fa ch 61, # es resu c militarily” bank depos all federal gold. its be backéd bill would ae- Passage of celerate the outflow of Romne of Michigan, hopin he Guests will pardon Jones. bo thre propo a quiremen RED CROSS FIRST AID, “She had been sick and I was advanced class, Re d/ p.m., Otto Hunsche, former ‘broke—it 53 the depression, was Cross office. Holders: of Stan- 8s aide to the late Jones said. “But that was Crossvill were reading found inno- was why I broke into the fa m|dard welcome. HOME| “hangman,” below; Atlanta, house. I was. guilty, all EXT., Joan&# Kitchen, 1 a.m. cent of charge that he and Birmingham, Ala,, 19 TECH MATES, 8 p.m., meet- send he sentenced to a term was l versus| Lesson: You Nashville, Tenn., 9 student wives, four to five years His wife, ing of OTI| he clock. garian Jews to the worked icebreakers River bers durin World War II. sentenced to nine months dining room. was throug the night in efforts to] Herman Krumey, 59 another as an accessory in the burglary ALOHA OE club, break the jams of ice on mid- TOPS CLUB, 7;30 p.m., Com- Eichmann found and served her time. Jones es- deputy was Masonic Hall. itarles but accom- tiansen p western as slaying as of helpin munity Lounge Bring salad. exterminate from the.farm after serv- guilty ‘cape ings plishe ‘little. o th U.N. All the attempted robber of a gro- Visitors boy had p welcome. Phone 882 22 months. of his sentence! 300,00 Hungaria Jews ‘ing SAGLES an unwieldy bod theft. A boatin company at Cairo, for records 1934 for information, sentenced to cery 9 minutes before the kill-| five) and his wife. joined 7:30 of all 114 U.N. members. practice p.m., the 6-de- TIL reported that ‘Two were on probatio from a e-tin| ing “1 go pu in solitary confine- |Eagle Hall. Members are to \years in jail. ‘Their view was that the vot- al- boys- Berriice Dorff, 57 who home for delinquent Y-NE-MA gree temperature mad it TWIRLERS, 8 p.m..| Mrs: Court officials said Krumey ment once for somethin I had, be present. moratorium that paralyzed in’al in most impossibl to make hea 1 dur: the “third_had who YMCA. class, has been under | ‘was fired upon Bring arrest let out no part-in‘and they me General ie Assembl would when they-found out way wit the ice on the Mis-|; ing.the robbery attempt at the! reformatary. since 196 will not have to in- doughnuts was not appl to t h e disarmament becaus cleared But from then on ‘spen more time in prison nocent:* moments i freeze “agai commission, and arms con- THURSDAY ‘The prosecutio proteste the scared to death I might be was trol were cleared, meeting would giv ‘the put back in solitary. I was Y-NE-MA 7:30 TWIBLERS, Jenten of the court’ decision, ‘\idle delegatio here somethin feather Bureau Labor afraid I would crack up, That&# P.m., square dancing and {rij Tem-| snow more through Thursday; hig concrete to work on. Long range forecast wh I escaped.” Temple .22 Main, Brin cook- But the sources said no for- air” would cross the Canadian) } atures averaging above sca- 38-45; low tonigh 23-30. McCOMB, Miss, (UPI A ies, mal had bee made to move border into the Midwest, can- five days with mother and her sonal-for next Roseburg Foggy or cloudy,| six children the burned to death late ‘Tuesda celling chances for relief’ the high mostly in 30s or low 40s with occasional rain Thursday; reconvene PROSPERITY REBEKAHS, which last’ met in 1960 and i rest of the week, and lows 22-32, More than sea- high near 48; low 35-40. Lodg 104 8 p.m., regular meet-_ night when fire destroyed their doubted. that there Western Oregon Some. light was | house in’ a rural frame Schools closed in about 3 sonal precipitatio in recurring area ORANG: ing 1OOF. (UPI) enthusiasm for the idea’: east of here, north; high 44-54 low 36- Kentucky counties Tuesday and: period of rain or snow: Weber Odell,~Ore., Tues mong -U.N, members to pro- ( KLAMATH PORTLAND Evans ARCHERS, 8 p.m. weather five deaths related-to (UPI) Count Coroner J..L, Glover| was elected of the Crater Lake weather Hig movement. any Oregon Parily woman as were |Products Co. said Tuesday its| | Northwest reporte in the state. Up yesterda 47 low this morning meeting, home of Ed- identified the Hardware and or snixedl snow showers. Smith and the children covered snow to -6--daches~ of i904 earning rose S2-per- en t gar Sample, 2131 Laurel. Association: 13 inches: cloudy, new 25. No snow, and snow; 34-44 low COLORED ‘TEETH ‘Tennessee. Indiana from 1963 for a new record. Virginia Faye, Jean, parts of L. Brosey Winlock crusted. on ground, Skiing had up to 8 inches of snow at Roads The firm earned $5. million KLAMATH STAMP & COIN David, Robert and Mark. re-elected vice pres- was open to rim, TOKYO (UPL) Fashion last year, or $3.7 a share, on CLUB, 8 p.m.; South Bend. Joe& Barber! ‘The ages of the victims Carroll B, Adams Walla| Five Day Weather not immediately established also elected a vice Variable Western Oregon More than conscious Japanes women now! sales of $181,788,000 In 1963 its Sho 623 Main. was Northern ean bu tooth. coloring in 25 earning were $3.7 million, or the youngest child was the organization as hig clouds, some rain north rain, mostly after Fri- jshades to match: their FIRST sales of $146, a share, on RED CROSS AID, 7 to-have been only six finger- annual con- up its 6lst coast. low 36-46, 44-54 day; highs {nails here. p.m,, standard class, Red Cross old. gown than More: Eastern Vancouver: Portland Oregon: normal rain periods onal precipitation, mostly through high 43-48 low 38- after Friday; high in 30& or on low 40& and lows 22-34, ‘Ten defend to " plore sto a fine. promise “lost j\Congres Aran-| Corpu say he has led exemplary life have known him, “The only law an Westerne in near of merit, S broke a war the in South Viet Nam. The syndicat He owns, years Gulf the to on it,” into 1 he Tex., Pass {pitter — boy carnival certificate “solemn and threatened to. turn him _t police Sh made goo threat Monda while Jones| in Harlingen operating a sas Disappo the polic lineup early a was the Poor awarded before which Club, its Taylor sai the E oe five months, G at Si hreat wife had repeat- traveli UNITED N.Y. NATIONS, tion. Western officials (UPI) toda Lawrence Dziak 71 who said expresse disappointmen that) he turned over $34 in cash and the U.N, financial deadlock has check to two, youth prevented ed Railway progress in the Gen- their from rifle Christiansen Sunda who poke clerk. eral Assembly on three import- night took his wallet, knocked! car window, while he was car- ant disarmament issues. him to the groun and left him in for his aut Monday night Because of the impasse since dyin inthe snow with 19 bullet} identifi one of the bo in the Dec. Russia&# debts and over wounds in his body right to vote, the assembly has One wore a pork- hat in avoided action on Deputy Chief. of Detectives| any business that to similar ‘Michael Spiatt said two of the the lineup, that might require a vote, dis- in a polic artist’ armament. included. youths were 1 years old and| shown sketch drawn from a descrip- 17 The were| the third’ was With the “assemb in recess capture Tuesday after the tion given by Mrs. Dorff, The for a week and speculation that mothers of the young re-| youth answered polic ques- a further postpone of sev- tions mechanically during the their sons. missing *! eral weeks is in store, hope Rifle Found lineu questionin have all but vanished for: any all three Police said caliber rifle boy was recov- A_.22 disarmament agreement at the hide-| signe confessions to the Chris- basement ered from a Present session. laway apartment the boy had tiansen slaying They said only Informed sources said some| involved in the rented. Police said the had two boy were neutral nations were pushin con- linked the weapon to the Chris- Dziak robbery and both for a o the meet-| well to fesse “ho choked off| Ice &qu held less than $1 Police. said the of wave nation right George th Teleph Confess employe to yo int canta Dropouts Slaying’ Of (UPI)—Three left at Tuesday night confessed ‘the today. Her husband identified janother. wanton slaying of a 66-year- clerk on a deserted street near} “Oh, now I can sleep,” Mrs, his home after robbing him of Dorff said after the identifica- today reaching the Rockies far cold the on th ‘pol stati at Vecchie, 16 Eugen Waswi ¥7, and Josep Var- ‘that ghetto, 1 Police said: one of the victim. they had pumped- or more bul lets Del Three CHICAGO. By United Press International its [ conf lat b Barbitus $1 from Sho thre Chicag police arrested ho. reportedl Fred A Christiansen, 66, on the robbery to KILLERS feenage school dropout Tuesday the killed He to Cuba agreed to a “transparent surrender of Laos” at Geneva cape has been separate from| wife, Mrs. Mary Ellen| Hae spee a Richard him his is accordin United Fea- a columnist ‘a nd ambassador to Switzerland. Mon- day b polic who held him for |possibl extradition to Michi-| off a gan, where he walked prison farm 30 years ago. It! Jones’ wife who turned was /him in, Jones, who change his name to James A. Keller when he es- Jones U.S former — F Syndic ture nothing to hide now.&q Jones 49 was arrested ‘ (UPI)—The PHILADELPHIA (UPI)—| Tex, James R. 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