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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1965)
—_ of _ * . a fing — # PAGE— Klamath AND NEWS HERALD * ‘Juni Hi Spe Hono Take ‘B Altamo Mali Fairhav Sunday, Feb. 14 196 Orego Falls, f t ‘Neg Leade Organ ‘Bi Pus T Regis Voter I Alaba By United Press violating International gardin the junction| stat a CHILOQUIN—Altamont, activities! and wholly ir. team leaders planne to| agains demonstrating. The or- were “immaterial Negr to the spen Sunda at Selma Ala., der also clears the way for organizin for the “big push” release of about 6 other .dem-; challenge. Also at. Jackson the U. S. the Dallas Count Court- onstrators at Selma on ‘At Jackson, Miss., the Mis Civil re-| house Monday Rights Commission Freedom) sumes Democratic its prob Tuesda into Luther Martin Dr. Kin Jr. sissippi concludes depositio reports by Mississipp Negroe is scheduled to lead a marc Party b Negroe to the board o reg-| hearing today The FDP is that they were denied the right evidence to suppor to vote and mistreated by law} istrars in an effort to register gatherin —_Te drive to oust officers. Mississippi’ enforcement to vote, Monda is the last da a this month the board of regis congressiona delegatio mony is expecte to continue| Former Mississip Gov. Ros will be open, trars | Frid H. Barnett told the group Friday Daniel Federal Judg Thomas Friday ordered the re-| h was ‘mighty proud” to be coun-| lease of 26 Negroe jailed at a member of th citizens cil but that any questions re- for Selma on contempt charges schools of Abraham an march, The the “ to honors. hundred Klamath, school stu- in the program) special categorie including Lincoln Fri- statehouse: said housing speec trophy from in award first- Cliff Rob- the annual special Terry ‘and something Redistricting to think Bill Due by time to m strip othe work low At prese young mai The bo ager to . Ethan After boundary, and elk hunters allowed to purchas one were ‘Tennant interpretation have What test the event. Altamont. commission should rely game In B Division, winners includ- Upon regulations, not statutes, Serious Interpretation to_conirol hunting. Robert Merrill; Po- Trotman, Pyle, Klamath — z property. Disaster | ee Malin; sai th the commission might to extend the geographical Interpre- zoning pla to deer hunting. tation Bill Brady, Gilchrist; Walter Craig, Medford, con- Radio—Malin; Specia Spee curred with Pyle, and ‘add Linda Jessup Gilchrist. “we don’t want the game com- Duncan, etry—Bonnie Storytelling Malin;- ASTORIA Guard said — mission Peterson; Poetry—Dave Shellhorn, Keno; Story Telling Humor- —Steve Powell, Keno: ous Interpretation Barry Fa- ganello, Fairhaven; Radio—Pe-| terson; Specia Speech— Collins, Fairhaven, Second Place Winners the Haag, — bo and a girl, were not harm Louis. Felken Dist. “Some compromises are go- a .30-.30 caliber rifle used} SALEM (UPI)—The president was ‘o the state Senate said Friday; ing to be made,” Boivin pre- in the slayings. He said Conner bill had telephone a congression redistricting police dicted. and bodies of Mrs. The Mr. floor the would reach probabl House leaders meanwhile, found in a utility in about three weeks. Ruby were |held out hope that the Senate room along with their wounded Sen. Hérr Bolvin, Falls, mad the predictio after might pass substantiall the son. Mrs. Conner& bod was in RAPT ATTENTION attention to program County Junior High students pay strict the house passe by a 45-14 vote same pla as the one that went! the living room. conducted at Chiloqui Hig School durin the annual Hig School Speec Fes- Friends said th family was a bill redrawing the boundaries} tival. Entertainme was provided durin breaks by musicians from throug their chamber. Gilchrist, Students of the four districts to equaliz having a birthday dinner for above were waitin the on “We haven& give up on ours announceme program. and)/*°°*° ‘their populatio Ruby The uneaten dinner yet, said Rep Robert Smith, a birthda cake were in the The bill passe would move House majority lead- kitchen. Marion and Linn counties: Into R-Burns, “The size of the vote (in Police said Conner apparentl ‘th Second District with East- er. the House) will have a effect.” had left the Rub home gone ‘ern Oregon shift Benton Count Boivin didn’t agree with that| to his own home short dis- from the First to the Fourth) He pointe out that tance away, and returned. They -Distric and put western Mult- statemen of the senators were vet- man sald a lock had,been broken off nomah in the First Dis- LONDON .an Wednes-| now (UPI) of past fights over legisla the. Nearly aj ted between lerans backdoor of Ruby’sone- ‘trict. BMA’ council when the dozen of Britain 23,000 family day, tive reapportionment and would story, two-bedroom frame home. Fate In Doubt the National! meets to consider the commit- mak their decisions independ The modest home is located doctors have quit There was no that} assurance recommendations. tee’s Health Service in protest in the south part of Bend. this was the plan that would ul- ently. ‘The government, which will refus- ANKARA (UPI) Conner was taken before Cir- agains the government’s Premier Hous Passes timately be voted on in the their wage demands, discuss the problem in Parl jal td meet smet Inonu’s minority govern- Eugen H. ~Fol ‘The redistricting bill passe cult’ Judg Senate however. ment on Wednesda has deci it was reporte today. ent was topple by a “The thinkin hasn& crystal- the House after 45 minutes of who continued ‘the case until ed to sit tight for the moment. confidence’ no Many more general practi vote in the’ ized yet,” Boivin said. “I heard debate, during which a motion Tuesda afternoon. The situation when the Turkish arose tioners are expecte to quit National Assembly ‘mor talk abou it this morning b Rep James Redden D-Med- offered the doctors and wife doc- government A husband Of the 42 deputies present in ‘than I& heard in the first ford, to send the bill back to only $15. million in wage in- team in tor Birmingha re-} committee was defeated 20-39. month of the session.” creases, The had asked for| he Assembly, 22 voted against Friday night because 19 for He based his predictio of government, with Oddly Redden was one of $50. million. “we find the abstentions. Democratic Cosponso of three weeks on a talk with Sen. pres position in- The Birmingham couple who| tolerable.&qu doctors Inonu brought the matter of Ben Musa, D-The Dalles, chair- the bill introduced by Rep Bet- have been identified not b ¥ Melton qui D- mounting opposition to his gov- He ar- of the Senate man ty Roberts, issued a statement say- cause of what they called Committee. gue that the House Elections “not getting a ernment internal and external are. ing KENILWORTH, N.J. (UPID— plorabl conditions.” Mus is on record agains the had failed to give; polici to a head by demand- fair deal Police searched for a motive The resignation take. effect Marion-Linn addition, preferring the general issue of redistrict- rat at which doctors ing an immediate vote on the “The today in the torc slaying of an in three months. Multno- in sufficient instead to see eastern study, but he insurance salesman who have to see patient does not cabinet’s 196 budget proposals was The General Medical Services| This amounted to a vote of mah and Clackamas counties voted for the bill on final pas- allow sufficient time for con- shot five times and then set Committee of the British Medi- confidence. added to eastern Orego no sage ‘sultations,” they said. afire in his car at the end of a cal Assdciation (BMA), which) Inon told the Assembl earli-| “We are running a working mudd ‘lovers’ lane. represents every genera practi- class practice and we have! er this evenin that if the The charred bod of Stanle fioner in the service, has al-) o yote” ‘asked patients whether| positio got “one many K. Kaswell, 41 of North Plain- read advised its members to! they are’ prepared to pay pri- more than the governmeri then NJ. field, was found in the return to private practice. old leader& cabinet 81- vately. They have said they the back seat of a burned out-for- Mor are expec-| 4), would resig “mor time and eig car Friday nightvalter a ashe Inonu told newsmen better housew reporte an. explo sai the assembl after was leaving on- sion. han his vote he would to private practice the Kawell burned was beyon Two wash basins from the Lionel Gwyther 174 Menlo Cemal President to $1.75 for an office resignatio recognition. He was shot four White Pelican Hotel that’ was| Way a 17th Century “General \Gursel tonight. ‘$ for a home -call. times in the head and once in destroye by fire during the; Ma of America,” and John the chest with Gov. PORTLAND (UPI) a .2 caliber pis early day of Klamath- Count D, Totton, 121 Crescent Ave- tol. His persona belongin in- Mark Hatfield said Friday nigh |° were among five exhibits pre-| nue, spoons, dishes and a bell cluding a wallet containing $5 that Tax Judg Peter Gunnar sented to the Klamath County from the old steamboat, ‘Wi- strewn were over the floor and would replac Loren Hicks as Museum during January, ac-| nema.” seats of the car. his lega counsel. On another matter, Burk an- cording to Bill Burk, curator. Police Chief Edward Engel Hicks has accepte an ap- donated by nounced that 62 peopl visited The lavatories were hart at first considered rob- to the Circuit Court pointme and Service Edmound Born, Rte, 2, Box} the museum last month, repre motive~buttater ber as the bench in Mation County sentin an inerease of 72 679- of this city, discount it when offic Gunnar, a former state Re-| and tors compared with the The oth four donors @ Wotchmoking the Washingn National Insnr- publica chairman, is resigning their ex hibits include: Mrs. month for the previou ance Co., in Plainfield where first. Jewelry Designing Tax Court as. the state’s Lillie J, Dawkin Jamaica, Of the mist recent {igi @ Manufacturing Kaswell was employed indicate judg and will: be replace b residents of Klamat were Ya., collection of local Seco plac sai « D-Kla — Juni for » Refusal Co Ke and The C Division, program by Jerry Bennett, Gilchrist earn entire school of the prais syste for the highly ofganize and planne program which the person purchase includ-| program an plan can’t of 1aivih & Olsen held AT FIRST FEDERAL YOU Wages |t beach and Wash., ‘il Cover Funeral 10:3 at. seen plan Long Beach playing with the dark. The sig- by a West Coast at the crew Wednesday. REFINISHING Hot i OFrI Jone “REFINIS Ora. | servi Hom in FURNITURE oe stepde Sha Funeral was Airlines di he F Phone * Several ‘were ma: ingly ref ‘These ge b women’s rang o helpinj o*he lived toc 884-3441 - §tart | reporte |flashlight call Fremont Ore.; also Medford, of of Tuesday Klamath A executive was nal Amil Risks 5 Wile, 1965 Survivors: of this sone, of n Wilma ‘of this’ city tea Neb.) o primresty& of House Virginie y De an Cmdr, Robert Branham, officer at the Tongu station, said the child to have been on Lt, revise RIECK Co Barker SO after he has Point air a e " an first the f hospita Obituaries Ward' but cep which resulted in the of a lifeboat and of a crewman this week. tag for one area. John McKean, chief of opera- well-|b Rt a ed change his hunting (UPI)— The Coast Friday a small bo flashlight appar- with a sent out ently said against the working man. He said if a hunter’s job situation di Har Hig cr organize was School, who playin us.” discriminates law Division; B to Prospec Ring present in each| Henley in A Protest Hike To in Mont honors to: Division;~Merrill_in fin Medics British ion went dictate to Laid Boy Light To Linday Stastny, try — Humorous In C Division, winners includ-| ed: Serious Interpretation— a Att more fo dui, previous marriage, a for — BEND (UPI)—Three persons shot to death and a fourth critically wounded here Fri- Conner Senate In 3 Weeks At argue the larger — Georg B. Conner, 27 whose wife and inlaws were slai was booked into jail on a first de- gree murder charge. Killed were Mrs. Georg Con- her parents, Charles and ner Rub and his wife Mildred. The Ruby’s 18- year- old son, Earl, critical condition from in was a gunsho wound. Two young children of Mrs. about!” commission, Thompson Henley some peopl the right to hunt.” their ability to adjust the deer Swanson, Altamont; He said he oppose the princi- Spence Kill to ease damage to agricul- Ver-| ple of the 196 Speech— Specia la and that the) tural night following an argument jat_a family birthday party. ‘em Commission sieht must game Other A Division) gon. hunters favored limiting a per- included: Poetry—Pam Sen. L W. Newbry, R-Ashlan son to one deer, one elk and one Decker, Henley; Storytelling— sponsor of the repeal bill, said antelop a year. Randy Shaw, Altamont; Humor- the present law “divides Orego But the game commission Glen into ous Interpretation two states,” and “denies said such a law would limit Radio were giv Group the for geographic hu-| events, eight grader, earn ors in his- ous da “That tio Hunters — poetry,| Highway 9 storytelling ed i Attitude Game State winners Deat End Ben Part Thre Sh was Of H said in both 196 and 196 the law was passe established as about 40,00 hunted elk in East- was ern Oregon In the same period, Altamont] the numbe of hunters in West- to hon- tag a year. Hunters had to de- ern Orego went from 13,00 to in seri- cide whether they wished to|21, 1,000. in the A Div-| hunt in western or eastern Ore- limit issue the On the ba radio, serious, morous, Dunc Malin, accepts RECEIVES TROPHY »— Bonnie inson, county superintenden of scho for her school& Junior High School Speac Festival at Chiloquin. ision | Hunter Sla 19 la termed “stripped of enforcement powers.” effective Presentation of awards was the Rev. J, Landis Mrs, J. Stunte- Fes- beck, R. Nelson Mrs. R, O' made b Dr. Cliff Robinson of superintendent re| ry, Mrs B, Davies, Mrs, H. F. county Mrs Roser, Don Me- schools, “dictatorial” and ‘‘discrim- was Keno and Bly, the law, He admitted there was the workin With a combined total of 19.3 inating against a greater illega elk kill last Senate Fish and Altamont Eighth Grade| man” during a but insisted the 196 law Committee hearing Fri- year, ame students earned to honors in “is a goo tool for preserving elk tags. on day Division the A competitio Hunter also spli with the elk.” B Malin scored top honors in He argue that repea would limits for Division with 21.24 points and commission over ba spe the day when more se- scored 20.63 point deer, elk and antelope Fairhaven would be need. restrictions vere eas- The hearin was on for top positio C Division. “the deman and warned ed the to to ure repea Constestants Scored elk is greater than the sup- regulat elk hunting by sub spe- ly. Scorin was based upon six cies or area. Seventy a A, Bennett, Mrs, Hankins and E. Coo Mrs, C. Mrs, E. ‘Rouck. were: son, demonstrators protesting were they bill Indiana Mr speec Kinnon, as points, civil rights demonstrators| sang freedom songs around a| statu winners SALEM (UPI) tamont, Bonanza, Gilchrist, Ma- lin, Merrill, Fairhaven, Peter-| charge the Game five day in in Hig Speec b for well as Judging in the program High School, Schools represente in-| cluded: Henley Chiloquin Al- rath Ind.: Fri is dents took part conducted at Chiloqui Va: A demon- to be the was largest civil rights prote ever was in West held ‘gini called off earl today. Police said Negro leaders gave no| for the action bu called reason than| it a postponemen cancellation, the Several Bluefiel whic Indianapolis but entertainment to with County junior hig stration a Fairhaven walked honors here Junior hard- Elsewher Seltzer y Nadine SWEETIE PIE annu Ma- Junior High contests, and students lin group Anytime — : * i — tod Polic Hu Fo Motiv fou Elegti - - B fn sign i «t am Com Mus Gai Basin Fro Fam K Hot FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL 80TH: JU pa Hatfield Lega Picks Counsel | | A NEW DIVIDEND FIRST FEDERAL. en W SE JEW Integrity sa post cards and photograph dating Fal represente 6 from 1900 to 191 John D. Tot-|t y, and 7 other ton, 1218 Crescent Avenue, four| of other states. han painted Oregon dishes Paul Denver collected Pfefferle, in Nine 5602 conducted Indian stone| ing the anchor and samples of horn- blende from the Mllinois River; Ethel Zevely, Bly, seven dolls of Which sever are (han more old. 400 years In addition, the museum re- ceived Joan exhibits two on from as many donors, including’ Avenue, specia at the were the coun- residents| tours museum Hav You e that the all the carrying. dur- 9:00 now, TO 7:00 AT MARKET BASKET SOUTH 6th & SHASTA in Fe 1 P.M, Special Gre i goo thru MARK “9th & Pine jamond Se mgr Appraise and the at will check clean the Repairing mountings stane, ESTATE AND INSURANCE last Thurs BASKET and Clock time some APPRAISALS Stringing Appraisals Diamond Watch Raxor Repairs R Jewalry Repairs FIRS FEDER Wednesday! 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