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that
Joe,
HERALD
PAGE—4
Sudan Stud Enrol A O
Fo Cours In Teach Traini
10
Sunday, Feb 7,
Falls, Oregon
Klamath
NEWS,
AND
Wat
Fro Christm Wee Floo
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(Continue from Page 1
property is incalculable
to
he
estimated
the
that
but
loss
agains the dike
in
since
scamperin
while
Hamza
Hussein
Hamza
rived here Thursda after
ceiving his master’s degre
lands
onto
up
Anderson’s
water. The
3
acres
are|
island|
of pastur forms the refug for
his 1 head of ‘cattle which he
feeds daily, carrying hay across}
covered by standing the shallow depth of the hig
now
narrow
Plagu
Owners
other ranchers frantically sough
hel from wherever available in
order to fight back the ever-ex-
pandi lake, Potato growers in
the Tulelake, Merrill and Malin}
left
areas
work
their
farther
waters,
the
Keno,
nearer
flood
waters
downrive
bega lapping
threshold of the
the
hom
Merle Anderson, a part-time
the
plan
board
hard
the
cat
at
efforts the ranchers
17 and
pattle had been lost and the land his sons, Dave,
river
Ken, 19 then bega erecting 4
dike around the house to repe
in its course of destruction.
but time|
What has been the result of the invading waters,
the earth levee fell
that river spillin back into the and again
the motion of the
valley, driving families fro mj away before
the flood Finally, the Andersons|
their homes and covering
frame
da wooden
Jand Kerns said the
abandoned the land to the
An open meetin of the
Ways,
some-|
river|
‘Delinquent will repor
Scou Date
Sale Tri
to
affected by thel will have to be
lon and their losses tors.
substantial. John Kite,
Red
Insurance
on
commercialized
prostitutio
Poe
inund
Smith, Corvallis,
re-|
260
Kerns
answer.”
acres;&
Lloy Howard, -pasture|
buildings
and
the
Another rancher, John Kerns,
able to move
was
15 hea of
cattle through three feet of wa-&
hig groun
were
coverin
to
on
lated to surveys made at Klam- waters
Falls during the past 1 ‘of his property.
‘The meeting will be the coun-
Boy cil’s tri-annual meeting sched-
ago,
mittees
tion
gathe
in the
for {he formal
of ‘report on
governor their
subm
are
for
names
presenta Warren Ochs, the council
scouting president lives in Merrill.
i
vice
progress during 1964
Gov-
After
the presentatio
and
state legis
Hatfield
ernor
host
the
will
Jators
visiting
leaders
at
and
their.
scouts
luneh at the Marion Hotel. State
Fliteraft
of Klam-
SALEM (UPI)— A memorial
Rep Georg
for
to the President
as the host
ath Falls will serve
for thesModoc Area Council del- ‘a remark made by the’ gover-
wife
was
Inor’s
greete by a
egation
was
of laughter when it
Cub Scout Wyn
roar
its first readin in the
V
giv the Modoc
House today.
Official report, will tell the&#
that in 196 scouting wi
Bu the laughter wasn’t direct-
ernor
Laughter
Horse Laug
House
No
Japologiz
Lester
Hal
the
flood-|
a
60
acres|
Hinton,
foreman
Maltby
ranch,
caved
s
walls
in
AGE
Fliteraft
said
The
Proposal Explained
contraceptive proposal,
feature
new
ja
state
welfare,
at the last
of
explaine briefly
of the meeting.
was
Rep Stafford Hansell of Uma-
tilla County explained the gov-
ernor’s budge contains $134,29
for
P-
tive
information
welfare
to
Newbr
also
nor
further
went
sayin
explanation,
proposes
with the
the
gover-
payin for
the actual contraceptive devices|
that the
and drugs He noted
and
voluntary
is
conflict
beliefs.
religious
anyone’s
with
Endorsed
Plan
Mrs, Johnson gave a word of
to the
endorsement
proposal
of a 19-
She cited a local
case
welfare
D Ne
SALEM
from
and
cern
Cuba
ter
order
in
for
provide
to
bi
our
wa-
base
naval
ough
we
so
at the
is
a
cases
mah
of
welfare
continue
Duty!
Off
&
No
BX
ie
=
tes
NO,
hearing
te
Institute Sat-
the new OTI
scheduled to
althoug
55-2
Skelton, D-Eugene,
expresse
that
the’
generally
bill
that it
to
governor
funds
some
was
con-
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both
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Other members of the Distri says a strong union of African|
Committee
won&# devel-|
robabl
Buck,
Paul
Mrs.
wide
ditfer-
the
Bill Green, Irving Fletcher and
cites
He
James P. McGown.
ences
separatin the indepen
Next meeting will be
heldjdent
states as barriers to un-
Feb, 25 in the
Commissioner’s| including the almost insur-j}
cour
t+|mountable polygot of language
Hearing Room at the
alternate
chairman|
minates
house. An
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Suda is adjacen to the Unit
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that country’s
believes
Hamza
leader, Abdul Nasser, is the
dominant figure in Africa today,
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His study at Orego
for the pa nin
first time the insti-
under military] marks the
was
inteacher
tute has engage
overthrow of the mil-|
training. In addition. to studyin
regime a month ago,
be
teacher at the school, Hamza will
nation
however.
are|
no
himself.
to enter politics
content to remain a teach-
N TUBING!
it
ee
Boyl
teachers has
of
line
Bend Sunday
to
a
inconspicuous
Attendonts
on
Wai
Dro
Later!
Betty
The
takes
treasurer,
Congressiona Committee repre-|
carbon
subcommittee lunched, at!
Technical
Jon
until
itary
secre-
its
officials
after her hu
officials
b the an
band, Robert, and Paul Weis-
in Southern Ore-
19 of Kernville, died of
ser,
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Mrs,
Marjorie
meetin here was one of
the suit agains the city
series bein conducted with| brough
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complete
CUSTOMIZ
24-HOURS
DAY!
EVERY
aj
counties.
The
in the
“Africa
materials
raw
Hamza
“SOLITAIRE”
tumbled to the carpeting
OPE
and
‘The
subcommitte
House
foster
because
here
future.
the key to Africa’s
Citing the untappe wealth of
as
v
sai
shortage of personnel He said
the proble is not one of funds,
bu rather
one of hiring a suit-
able case worker.
Mrs. Johnson said the prob
lem of Indian foster children is&#
increasing and is expecte to!
further.
increase
-told
were
The local officials
that
Klamath
Count will be
classi-
in
new
case
a
‘include
which
was
fication
program
started in Jackson and Multno-
gon.
The
Ganon
backlog of
e n-
C
¥
passe
Keith
others
to
there
child
[Orego
official
Act funds.
The bill
Page 1
—
program.
Personnel Shortage
Commissioner
local
approva to Ore-
Wa
gon’ participatio in the
on
Poverty toda by passin a
bill designe to allow the state
to accept Economic. Opportunit
its
gave
Rep.
(Continued
(UPI)
officials told the legis
had
no_
specifi
or
suggestion to
to them about, the state
make
welfare
a
Bill
Poverty
legislature
the
Local
in.
lators
the
complaints
twice,
Passes
House
it’s the
insurance
from such
of
medical
re-
cipients.
features
two
governor&
NS
To
©
la
recent
who
a
Hal
McBee,
Pat
‘tary;
—
thought.
Ga
any
ers
said
at
Wayn
chairman;
{with one child and another on
are
significant
have been criteria set up the way.
medical
and the
None of the legislators com-
services
which
budg is based on a profession mented on the proposa
actuarial
al
has met with
some
oppositio
stud
proposal
able in time to d it here on the! tions.
Pacific
Coast to provide water
Mark
Gov.
Hatfield
already
the
ARID
SOUTHWEST—} has set up an Oregon office to
for
thus
the anti-Poverty pro-
escapi i the need t
EXPORT WATER
the Pa- gram, and th bill
also ratified
=| £ from
cific
Northwest S| (including Ore-| those. expenses.
2
gon) to suppl the Southwest
water needs.
It&
least
at
several]
an
interesting
and Dr. Lawson,
such
troops?
He
think
was
home,
SPA
communiti
ed at the memorial.
in
it reading.
Lake, Keno,
At the moment of
malo, Crater
a
R-
Bonanza, and Bly and that in Rep Joe Rogers,
established
sat down at his desk on
196
will
be
units
ence,
the house floor,
other
parts of th
‘The chair collapsed, and Rog
council that’ do not have pacl
or
the
in
jgiv
Area
stablished
don’t
Plan
there
-
acres;
ter
and
Lilly, 500 acres; Martin| companie sh away
Sydn Giacomf
plan.
John
ath
years,
Howard
were
fhatt
African
nation.
He has been in the United
States for the pas 1 months
is studying under an Agen
International
for
Develop
icy
also named
committee
The
Davis to the District}
Elnathan
Nominating Committee in plac
of Ken Mitchell, who resigne
Dema McBee remains as vice|
for
each
lands
m Tra Sc I
chairman.
inate
Welfare
For
Falls, and Jack Chapman massive health
insurance
poli
Valley, were reported .to|
married
have 16 acres of grazin
Newbry told her, “I though year-old mother
land under water. Others with about
time
a
insurance
lon
ath
their|
of his stud-
will return to
says,
deisre
previously hel the technical
assistance.”
| is
chairmanship for an eight-year
Fad
Just
Revolutions
perio and was currently alter-! The Sudan has been an inde- er.
J james
wouldn’t
Polic
Outlines
Aid
by doc- program
made
owners
flood is
forced to flee th ranch with his
Scout Scott Wynatt
inundated!
water
Scout Ken Goswick, dnd Explor- luled for Februar as provide family when
er
Larry Stokes, accompanie for in the organization by- the ranch house.
Water also swept through the
Garbod- laws, ‘The meeting has
been
by-Scoutmaster.-
home
of
Herb
Council,
Modoc
all
of
the
owner
that
Hopp
en,
opene to the publi so
8
of pastur land, ruin-
acres
will join representativ of the those
persons who are interest-
electrical’
appli-
other Orego scout councils in ed in crime preventio
may ing all of the
reporting to Gov. Mark Hatfield) hear what is being done by the| ances and filling the house to al
level of two feet. The Hoppe
annual Repor to the Gov- council throug its committees.
at the
who had recently added a new|
Salem
Ceremonies
in
ernor
Persons who have specifi in-
to the house, are-tempo-
room
and whol
Monday.
terests in this area
Following a.tour of the capi have time to work on these com- rarily residing in Poe Valley. It)
has been reported tha ice has
tol, the scoutin representative
invited to
will
office
Medical
To. Hike
on
Group
Means
eliminatin hig water alon the
(Continued from Pag 1
Klamath River is to remove the
“reef”
and
establish
a
dee
channel
from the Keno Bridg tion, told the meetin that four
criteria are used for determin-
to the regulatory
dam.
The
service
ranchers are first to admit tha ing whether a medical
such a
ste might not have i needed.
‘The are
solved all of their problems in
the
—Prevention
of
current
death;
flooding but it
—Prevention
of
severe
might have eased many of them.
pain;
—Prevention of serious deteri-
Further, the back- at the
Klamath River “reef”
ation of health;
was
com-|
—Rehabilitation
selected
in
pounde at the pea of the|
flood when a barg broke
away| cases where it would restore a
from its moorin
and: p
status,
into the center of the regulator lor reduce the cost of his sup-
da The impac of the colli-|
sion
Senator Newbry said it would’
ruptured the hull of the
barge, and it ‘sank further| be difficult for welfare adminis-
blockin the flow of the runoff} trators to determine which med-
from moving downriver.
and
ical
cases
are
necessary
Th list of ranchers and
are
not, and decisions:
prop- which
Mrs.
activities.
icommittee’s
will give a re-
Monday, Feb, 8, at 8 p.m. Four| ‘Lawson Kandra
of the|
report ‘will be presente ac- port on the progress
Literature
Committe
Decent
cording to the ‘Council’s Presi-|
which operate as a unit “sep
dent Fred W, Heard,
from the Crime Couneil.
chalr-|
‘Arthur L, (Bud Paige
A report will also b give as a
man of the Police Prosecution)
of a speec presente to|
and Law Enforcement Commit. recap
the
Inter-Agency Council by
Don
Clough regiona director]
lof the American Social Health
‘Association, on the subject of
Hamza
capital of the
|
Hansen
—
Johnson suggeste the
Mrs,
tee, and Mrs. Dorothea Buck, Bluff, sustained damag to al
chairman of the Committee of number of buildings and_pa state consider investing its wel-
Barly Identification of Juvenile| ture lands. Bob Starbuck, Klam-| fare medical payments into a
Kla
County Council for Crime|
Prevention will meet in the|
Commissione Hearin
‘Count
Room in the courthouse. on
ath
Cub
GIFT
Committee
has
of the
assistant
Presbyteria
Raymon Nelson, administrative
Intercommunity Hospital, accepts a check for $100 presente b Lois Kessler on
Others pictured
behalf of Tau Chapter of Beta Sigm Phi of which sh is
treasurer.
Jan Ring left, vice president Bett Eastman, correspondin
are
secretary, Virginia
Longhofer service chairman, and Virginia Ripp ways and means chairman.
HOSPITAL
Democratic
County
to replac
resigned
meeting
hs
lower,” he said.
erly
Report
Four
Hear
To
Unit
Dea A
our of:
th
on
be enjMen scholarship.
Hansen
has
Eldred
Hamza sees technologic ed-
chairman of the Klam-
named
industrialization
and
ucation
ath
tral
tired
In the view of landowners
the the Keno plain, the solution
ey
Teach
To
completio
Upo
in|
r
h
came
we
in
sprea
Prevention
since
ever
3 years ago. I’m gettin
at of
it, They& have to do
of thin about keepin the
three
Weyerhaeus Company
during
ranchers
Keno
Frame Holds Water
day of feverish activity as the
Slowl the water rose higher
floodwaters reached their crest.
Macdoel
of
against the house, seepin un-
restaurateur
A
and
closed his establishment and der the foundation
the yard At times
to ing across
assistance
volunteered his
Anderson could hear the eb
the stricken landowners.
as it}
water
the
of
and
rise
Ba
agains the floorin
After several days of futile slappe
realized the from underneath the house. He
Crime
water
expandin
hel tle producer and press helper
to
sandbag alongsid
stack
in
in
*
of
teach-
methods
in a technical in-:,
Student
re-
here,
Dem Pic
Chairm
ice,
‘Ordeals
By
.
...
stitute,
ar-|
lies
;
water would hav to be reseeded water,
them to their|
restore
Fight Tires
in order to
that
former condition, a considerable
Anderson&# problem are
Such are the ordeals
no|
the! less than those of his
of
Jandowners
have
expense according to even
neighbors.
plague
estimates.
areas
Portions
of
Pioneer
most
his land
optimisti
and
the Keno
produc
Available
‘Loans
ha and alfalfa but there is
since the comin of the floods.
He noted that three per cent doubt that the land will be in|
‘Th sudde
surge of backwater
develope sudden but undra- loans are available to ranchers condition to raise a crop this
matically during the last week stricken b the aftermath of the year. “If I can’t raise any ha
h flood, “But what& the point o this
I&# just have to
said
summer
Kerns
December.
in
all
cattle...
There’s|
my
noted the river had spille its pouring $50,0 into this busi- sell
banks when he and his neigh ness when there&# so little re- nothin else I can do,” he re-
investment,” he flected. He then
commented
bors bega stacking sandbag Jturn on your
generally on the floodin of the
to fend off the continually ris- added.
and his neighbor Klamath River.
Kerns
river
con-
‘As
As the
ing river.
“We been fighting
high
tinued to pile up, Kerns and fought back the tide of th ris-
firmer
in
all of
under
bottom
the ice on a pai of skis about a his appraisa
half mile from his home when land has bee so critically dam-
resource
and age that its
may be
wavered
the icy surface
cracked under him. He plunge forever lost to the economy of
waist dee into the frigid wa- the Basin.
ski
Kerns
lost
explained that _th
one
and then
ters
tea
first
time
history with the admittance
a
27-year- student from the absorbing
ing Englis
Sudan in Africa,
land
Chap
California,
in
will
under
Hamza
study
its English Department Chairman
of Robert DeRosier for two terms,
init
Except for the tiny parcel of
surrounding Anderson’s
hous and a sliver of pasture,
alon its quieter waters. persona income may.excee §
Early Friday he was crossing million, More far-reaching is
frozen
that. the
entered
the
field for the
has held
it
an
then,
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man
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