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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1965)
|| - | NAR By ly {i Sh Fells Negr I Mobil Rac Frac Wednesday Fe 17 1905 HERALD NEW Klamat AND Falls, Orego | ONE_PERFORMA NITE THURSDAY Press International {contained felled|dressed Negro youths h Uni By on 7:30 at | ‘wo were shotgu a ,|ing ‘Th tersseres st and CINERA Immunizations and the apparent man, with lat ra ae i leaders Selma, with split lip. student sire indicated have “Ok i hat y in so, m case Clark) Archer, Miss say —— it next See nase France he uncertain if he was Fivalir| Orego ‘State Board ot the Re C.T. Vivian with The report shows 384 case of the disease reported, with Tillatis fists durin the confronta- mook leadin all other counties| tien Elsewhere: 71 Next Multnomah came Jackson, Miss.: Federal offi- (not including Portland), 51; PARIS (UPI) —France moved |p Marion, 42; Clackamas, 36; and|ials and Negro leaders were to| toda at a U.S. Civil|today to persuade the United and geltesti Josephin Klamath, Rights Commission hearing into |State to accept its plan for the each. accusations of discrimination Other figures for |neutralizati of Indochina in| the state in- stuc On Plan For to but my mo impos queste says Shots im-| re|deep 385 ~— izations, whe animal Advocated boo “These No U.S. de-| a rece the polio had the D ‘boos to le |wit “While ea we 1:30| King a said. Necessar again followe Dall Sel eine acne t o jailed life.’ - ment | Luther next and throug adult only for polio myelitis are to be given Tues-|haven had any polio or diph for some time, we must day during the hours of immunization level up our to m. freshmen/ 3-p.m. for and from 7:30 to 9 a.m,|in order to kee this goo rec-| a.m. With for all other~ students. our The|ord. great travel, disease schedule will be observed\communicable same may be to us at this time,” he the following da for immuni- zations diphtheria-tet-| against anus, ‘Tetanu or lockjaw, is not! Dr. Seth. Kerron, county) “communica disease or a healt officer expressed his|Common disease but it is im- because o its high fa- that only Ala., rural in Martin vowed s th AN an drive Schoo! but young not Kerron Klamath Count Health Depart es,” Dr. made High Level known today. Booster shots poli He continued: ONE early-morning strategy |! meeting toda to decide on new tactics for a voter registratio held mene pe MAKES \WRALTH High Union school will at Sui tetanus but also diphtheria Tuesda and Wednesda in the for smallpox and other diseas- cafeteria of th the school, BED AND EARL NTO oRi EACH tetanus - students to poli onl in hig be icolle and Klam This is true against diphtheria available shotgu sat in the the Alabama, Dr, Jr. has to carry his civil rights campa into “every black belt county in the state of Alabama.”” strategy meeting Twenty-six of German cases altercation the on reported in Klam-| Courthouse steps in ath County during the week| ma in which Sheriff Tuesda endin Feb. 6 as that disease Clark and his deputie used led all other dis-| communicable to pro Negroes off the! eases noted e| throughout th steps and a top King aide was juri state th ‘io le METRO-GOLDWY I NEX GabbiNess To were State Note Hi Rat ‘O Measl setcirem taker tamu in one night.|one LEANLING white men, business suits. They || ACADE AWA semynecurmom mov-|said a Tuesd Coun Healt Uni Offer ‘Shot Hi Scho Studen TOLN B two standing in front of|back seat of the car. a ice cream parlor ina racially There had been no previous mixed neighborhoo in Mobile, racial trouble-at the ice crea Ala. parlor, described as a popul |& Both were hospitalize early| for Negro teen- |) condition. erious today in had. there been any recent nor said the activity in the Gulf port _Negr wi ca IT’ HER TH MIGHTIE fa CSA aaa WINN O from blast automobile RUL imme ted b b th advocated are (eee t American Medical Association Public Health Asso- ciation ‘and the Orego State Medical Society ‘u “Yo theit peopl should imunization level kee not CHICKEN WONDERFUL SPAGHETTI - PIZZA Cem ‘We ACTIVE American indone BROAST than 50 per rate of more It is caused by rather) infected wounds incurred, ther ma have beeo fertilization of yards or| or OFFICE * * CLE Cee in.Partics, CL ear EL e I ae Wis PHONE TU 2354' RENTALS OM Specializ elt SERVICE * PIE ener AAAS Ge SUPPLY SALES~ eS RAUL 4.3276 6th : ‘m with Communist prospective Negr vo. negotiation dicated the next fre,| in Mississippi Gov. Paul| China. disease influei nza,| was quent told. the commission! Minister Maurice Foreign with 35 cases, followed by mea- Johnson not permit|Couve ‘d Murville planne to sles, 113 pneumonia 33 scar- Tuesday he would in the state. Hleave for a three day visit to les-|! let fever, 27 and others in br fe counties follows: German Klamath, a 35: .| day deplorable” mea-| 26 influenza, nine, one. Diplomati at | Murville officials to filed Couve American Gaulle’s solu. in Viet Nam that the big said urge De militar no Attorneys for tion to the crisis Gregory is possible and Ga.: comedian instruc- Charles de meeting sources will accept jviewpoint that Savan Ne after last-minute from-President at a cabinet Dick in federal to disengag power must Southeast Asi seekin sto discrimination Premier at a drive-in res-| Jackson, 25: Influenza, f ive; Pompid re- from visits to India and which taurant refused serve|turned to German measles, 20. and several Ne-|Pakistan. other Thursday saying he and| Influenza Josephine 1 last week convinced than ever was more erman eacl h;|groes measles, seven six influenza, five, .j{one; | Were immediately receiving S¢™! Pneumonia,| Dougla ha S0e conditions Washing tions Gau a) hig school. The students charged with unlawful as- gro Deschutes, 25: Pneumonia,| nine; influenza, eight German] scarlet fever, measles, seven; (unde Kids Moultrie Ga.: Police arrested almost 200 Negro students Tues- during 2 march on. Ah courthouse to protest allege numbe ser ca Ge eel ene |adja suit a court Wit Al Standa ap alleged to Ge * Fact Equipm | i Lake, six: WIT AN ‘th four. measles RO TANG Influenza, six. Legislati Weath ITALIA BOMBSH IN A Riotou Love-Bour! Roundu Lon forecast range day five in next cet c with Precipitati recur — SB = Northern Abolishes — pe Temperatures. endin ‘hours leave durin at 4 the PST a.m. 24 to-|Tecent HB from . 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VINY Each Eac 33” , chai back < chair seati8 15°x1 vay: 19 HIGH OVERALL LENGTH OVER 4 FT. : death ralles eteen “Ore million highway $ roads mil- streets Elb of Senate at Ne assistant Memorialjz authorize to the Irrigation 106 Tuala Project. followin 1003— of companies. “p doin ine busi- several states will be’ for tax purposes. 1020 Recodes Orego — school-laws. a ev Herald SUBSCRIBER | AR Pa Inyam | for service on] ey tl Paper Delivery (i eee Call your car 884-8117 UBLISHE lt approved were House: HB st ‘KSSOCIA | | subdivision, or The b the Con- Amends Omission allows abandon- outside of a city, — of Toads tow ser arms. 3 in present law: come $1 d of Eb Ge Ne Gear Valle m to Highway’De- count me at rege in ness slat Sa Compute matter Falls, ena Klamat a Nedif ED “A HA T TH uM co A N f | CARA PUBLISH tox Punle lly aya Sun. ‘nvie feathers chris Ore 7. and) TV soil’ and for state establishes repair; le Oregon. Falls, Klamath biennium former Heral andRew 108 OFFICES. e revolving fund for repair of “ae ‘ o HU FOR: ROOM COVERE WITH for districts. spen to an bridges. 3 aS ; NOT e 884-3101 records old 1248—Allows this [flo sa W 1203— HB 17| 3228 Bea 7th, Phone PHO T b the wages conservation 4estroy. certain 0 39-35. ar at credit 3 deductions} Allows émploye MB o approved RELAXI health and group acciden- death and dismemberment |water 5140 2 4 5045. oo “* on PROVE... insurance. HB 1115—Deletes b [Pendlet damage — state Showrooms, Parts, Service,' South COMFO a lands floods, 1046 -- reference to 1929 property tax relief act, which is no longe in existence, "f present fax statutes. ‘ Falls [Ne [N Pp & down IN, LET US ON & Premi Kosygin, EAL Uvi of medi a i restor production Orego agri-| Cultural N. — of ere office in Multnomah County Fair|coroner and-substitutes- office of -dep |through~Thursday-with- chief medical examiner. mornin fo Bend: Fair; high 55-62; low) SB 207—Amends special road 20-34 district statutes to allow annex- ation of territory. Five Day Weathe SB 219—Transfers State Board Western Oregon Abov nor- mal to Highe Education and rain; | Memorializes Con: high 48-58 low 34-44, to appropriate funds to Eastern Oregon Highs 40-50 and lows mostly 25-35 about|Permit federal agencie to im- normal precipi to Cen Pekin to after [eee M Tr B ar be able to con- officials the 3 Chinese Com- the recent vis- of Soviet would to Alex California: “tempera i 200 month | — Crat La it a COM Washingt following viewpoin of the. munists followin Sénat Tuésda sea- Murville Y°Y SB 121—Allows the state high mostly 40-5 and lows 20-jester to lease state 20 |to the federal government. near seasonal in SB 12 Adds savings period of rain or loan associations to snow. statutes re- weather High|lating to attachments, SB 158—Allows courts jyesterday 49 low this morning! &# No new 13 inches|tion in fixing penaltie for habit-| snow, ual criminals. fon ground, Roads open. for Onl $5 France has an embass Peking and-Red China main- [iiss nsictae (UPI)-The SALEM —.‘Tem- averaging above peratures sonal problems Asian. solved without the par- of Red China in nego- tiations. Since Actio | major no be ca ticipatio oe or ¢ 6:30 betore days, 12 p.m. noon doi Sun- 2200 South 6th 884.7510, vrow Si
