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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
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Several
‘were
ma:
ingly
ref
‘These ge
b
women’s
rang
o helpinj
o*he
lived
toc
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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
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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-
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TO
7:00
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MARKET
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clean
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and
Clock
time
some
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Raxor
Repairs
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FIRS FEDER
Wednesday!
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