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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1965)
To ‘its: 395 _ ) a b a Govern Back Ne |: Fo C Uni SALEM (UPI) Hatfield Klamath Wednesd Falls, Oregon They Do It Ever Time The BORROWE JIGSAW PUZZL TH siecen neat YEAH FOUR YEAR AGO! \\THING! Butt» civil defense organization} eliminated “because we was not tinkered up a substitute. and put the back of a lot of the state OF L T AND HER! Si RTE? HIS BACK--NOW OUT =++* At. Z si HE THOUGHT SENT IT AS A GIFT reau to work Hat- would- in pri- laws,” labor the said. governor’ He noted that the processin of Christmas week flood reports had to be halted during the January flooding and said a CD organization was larger needed to plan for natural dis- aste relief. R-Beaver- |Man Sti Roads SALEM (UPI)— following Orego road closures and traf- U.S. east 20 Closed — Tillamook. east of available. between junctio 46—Closed east of Cave 26— U.S. onl Orego to light Mitchell Orego of traffic and the 1 | east of washout. Shad Orego 62—Closed at Cove by bridg washout. Closed — a Dodg Ore Det Closed north available: Fark Clos egon miles 28 |W — 30 jlucta Det Hig b told the committee, bring Oregon pres- to probabl the most bill sponsor in the SPOT @ (wo : River — To ras a rrmly. eat pleasa SAS you — ses- are now. “ c w ~ Clos S — — disclos toda in NOTED or | to outhern been vice, it attributed ciple actin cent control.of agement ollment In Tex- en. per persons of! and prin- in concert gain to the stock and man-| the institution then McClel- downfall,” causin irginia, to character unsavory oe 16 to ipo Doser Carrot Tomato Fancy Fresh -Ib. cello Red ripe, baskket 1-Ib, Grapef Dr Onio over Or Fanc White ba 10 19 4 8. ..... lowed also be y death | rapid a deterioration. a failur institution,” and loa | regulation are PAY DOESN’T SAN JOSE, Calif. 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It said the committee’s investigation “will involve onl banking institutions insured by agencies of the federal govern- Coat COURSE MAIN MALIN — ‘McClellan printed A Sure to 8 re-| ENTR AN AS nt_alkaline — enact ing use TEETH \STEETH, — cif 1 WHAT C& MARK disclosin the . SERVE? false Pow old wa talk tn tec iiftl PA comfort, ju ‘your sprinkle TEETH ve plates. No C oae ‘p fag of feelin sec TeD uy’ Gr cou ADS the justifying panel& $435,0 spendin request. The| authorization, spendin _alo with those of other.committees, awaited Senate approval. ith TO WHAT SERVE? TO Solo Pla Ban Probe of ro. = Columbia washouts. the to. Or letter er WHAT questio the uniquenes of Eastern Oregon,” he said, add- FALSE mett ent second district populati in- that:in the other] to line with districts, hig h three Dr. Earl MacCannel, director| miles State Board of Census, o e wash Kernville. Orego 23 Bridge. by bridge Junction by Estacada Orego 229—Closed by and bridge out — Detour| Oregon, Closed ‘In miles east of by slides available. Newport. of Marni of take in pre- outhern st one he a SERVE? SERVE? “T wiih Peopl Read : WASHINGT Sen- (UPI) Closed i Jeffersonsecondary U.S. 30 Closed by slide at available. ate investigairs pla to look Closed by hig by bridge/ Point. Detour available. one mile’ south of Orego 8 into the failure of several. fed- Detour available. Detour 101—Closed by washout) water. at La Grande. insured banks said: to erally “Just because we tinkered up 1 available, Closed ex-| south of Cannon Beach} fallen into the hands of substitute and came out a Aor traffic look- and by slide one mile north of Orego 207—Closed just sout emergency of charac-| unsavory of junction with Orego 1 by|miles south of Detour available. ing goo doesn’t eliminate the’ Ukiah- ter.” washouts. traffic One- ne for some. such organiza- U.S: junclio near mouth of Sen. John L. McClellan, D- tion either a separate agency for light Closed by high Creek. Orego 21 only 1 miles of the Sena or as part of a department of south of water 15 miles east of Antelope U. S 19 Closed 3 miles Ark chairma publi safety,” Hatfield said. Cosed 3 miles! east of Gasquet Calif. Orego 224 b slide Orego 6 d sions from Idah to! the and construct the’ ocean, fourth district out of western’ Multnomah County wit Qu Liked Don McKinnis, D-Sum- in their caucuses.’ Where To Chang Basicall the proble ap- peared — child Rep. John Mosser Status decision a be whether the com-| mitteé would add Southern Ore-| go Marion and Linn counties, and Multnomah jor’ Eastern. counties to Eastern Clackamas 23 Closed at Kim- Orego 1 were “Maybe we need legislation to fic “restrictions reported |berly by high water. abuses of public labor, ‘Tuesday by the State Highway, correct Closed b slides| Orego 35 just like early this century we Department: south of Hood River. Detour needed SNe TO WHAT TO - co in Conditions hours | sectional! ‘ / might ties — certai and D- sha int pla three wou dis- Cook o disc a tate cit Eoce that from Tuesda of H said Jast week to Monday, two men the civil defense director and radio operator—kept the com- munications center open around| the clock. conditions,” Multnomah abo talk bill] in “I consider it to be a myth Rep Betty Roberts, D Port.;ton, who has introduced land, whose plan put Marion putting Jackson, Josephin Coos that where a candidate lives de going He and Linn counties in with East- and Curry counties into-the sec- cides his success o failure. to reach a decision/ (on \ha those counti sai there is no surer ern Oregon said that has| way to area | bill to support) in cau-|° “this unfriendly argu- a “more gre identity with said, “Phat bill cus,” Packwo ment” Eastern than leave to because Orego its o agricul- out of com-| Oregon” is going to come H cited interests common in one larg block. in Ore jttural She said an economy. t it mittee and what&# hap district which might pu heavily agriculture, timber and mining on the floor I don’t/know, Now Many Wear eastern Th sponsor of th most “T can't- why this should| pla for in the eastern pi ig take very long,"Pack said. the state “‘might create al 0 But he admitted that both par- More Comfort real conflict of interest.”” have trouble reach-| bill parties projects tho Eastern area, director of the State Bu- behind. of Census and sponsors o! fo “The reapportionment are Hatfield said the Christmas week and January floods proved nee for civil defense. “Peopl don& expect Portland task to the the under the Coo Vernon attacked difference \divide the state Clack- tricts extending | civil defense and agai went on| record as opposin the use. of convict labor on majo construc- field said. “We n& tolerate those vate industry. continue“in Elections Sen Willamette Valley and the Jamas counties in the: enlarged which has the | ogu River Valley with a less- district, pointe out that most! o approvin a bill, bega hear- er increase in Eastern Orego roads from Eastern Oreg lead| the on listening subjec b ing an the coastal areas laggin to Portland. HEH-HEH- Bad ckwoo Hou Pa + conference Monday ‘At anews he repeate his support for tion Reapportion foteo — ol, =) rane et Go people O had my Hope for) said his agency Av wa we& continue the quick approval of a congressio a population increase of 500,00 status quo. redistricting bill were voiced); in the But the Eastern Oreg legi next,15 years. He predict- jonda by Rep Robert Pack- ed that thé major growth would ator, who _includit in | favors R-Portlan THANKIN US FOR TH € (uP SALEM » i& FR oReN RT BOOK-= AN C Rai Nee : - SE WA jo o B W-wnaT? ER RETURN ANY- HAVE IT WRAPPE INTHE IT BACK Qui Decis Sou PAGE 3 196 ByJimm Hatl La H TIN T CARO WHE LOOK HOW =+-+ “HAT THe Feb. ot Brg CLOPWI BEEN'STO UNDER TH CLODWIG SETTEE I FINALL GOING HOME Gov. Mark need for a — the says AND NEWS, HERALD to an ic i Saturd 4-4471 ia a im dati
