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DOCUMENT
REF.AND
EUGENES, OREG.
OF
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DIV.
Heral andFe
FALLS,
Price
FRANK
From
ten:
this
as
means’
years
The
the most
measure
was
before
controversial
to
come
the senate this session the dis-
satisfaction
with
it
splitting
lines.
party
across
tion
the
to
committee
into
in the
that
is
and
ways
order
in
get in-
to
might
that
group
a
and
licenses
of limited
the downtown
ended
wine
on
bill
ernor.a
increase
pay
salary,
base
not
on
his
includin
ex-
$17,00
to
year.
a
officials—
those
elected.
the
that
of
have
just
got
the
Wednesda night
from
es
sources
of money
Then they
nominated.
fo get
spent a lot more money
to
ge
elected.
news
to
this
the
budge
19646
1964-6
will
but
Five
applica-
taverns
year’s level.
The
budge committee
zone
down
Street
would
city
two-block-|
th
‘length
and
within
not
approve
of
this!
any
,
on
Page 4)
hel
ssi De Ring
atl
levy for 1965-6 of $92
$3,27 below the 1964-65 lev,
$924,07 The adopte
a
the
1,81
OMAHA Neb.
medical
report
on
(UPI)
“dead
—
a
;
Th plan
—
Raid O Planter Bo
Irks Cit Businessm
may
don’t
we
are
right kind
énoug
goin
we
of
to
—
get the
in high of
men
fice?
A’
ring-
government.
Eight
time
planter
boxes
t
Pag 4)
on
Spee Work O
PPL
WORK
START!
R
Morrison-
O
ditch/w
currently
The
coun o
Cardinal
sndn
rid
get
Ve
He
said
the
of
of|
most
action
the had
for remaining.
reasons
was
call
no
for
exacua-
embass said de-
the
but
coul
‘
Seaborne
Attack
The U.S.
South Vietnamese
seaborne
attack
reporte by
Hanoi
was
allege to have hit
200 miles north of
the.17th-
allel
which
divides North and
South
Viet
Nam.
It
follow
three
U.S.-Vietnamese
air at-
tacks on northern
military tar-
gets last week.
-
stooge
and
Vi
Veatch
was
“otiginal}
paro oat
Alth err No
WAR MAP
This newsmap spot area where (1) Radi
Hanoi claims that four: U.S. and Sou
Vietnamese war-
coastal
installation
south:
e.
—
ship shelled a North Vietnamese,
earl Thursda A Viet Con
west of
Saigo (2) is reported to
city at that. time’
the
reserved
the right to pick u
not main-|
any boxes which were
tained,
En Fac
Whyt
Whi Cit
domi
M
were
Prope
By
out
uled
ey
pond
a
for
h
i to to cle
in
which
digging
In
scheduled
water
from
a
pump
center
h.
¥
be
can
W
F dit right
stalled
to
clear
water
backhoe is bus digging
a
a
gion.
of
a
stron
show
34
erib.is be
-constructed
If will take about 3 1
of the
out
a
to
ee
Sas
co
hous
to
area
sched.
ine
parallel”
S
In
U
nt
in
‘um!
force
of
Dro
jal
Control
formed
T
ph
Pled
Prote
-
The
which
a
is
in-
note}
United Fun in| ed Fund,” Coke said. Coker
of the said he an other men. beli
American Social Health: Associ- the United. Fund’s.
‘activities
ation which conducted an inves-| should be limited to charitable
tigation of commercialized pros-|
suchas the Red
titution-in- Klamath Falls in-De- Cross.
icember.
“We don& feel we should be
Philli Parsons executive: di- payin for an investigation,& Co-
rector of the Unite Fund; told Ker said. “We have a federal
the Herald and News Thursday, bureau to investigat narcoties
he and other UF officials
are and ‘polic ‘to take
car of pros-
to
squelc the re- titution in
town,
volt in a series of meeting with’
‘otal
f
Parsons
Weyerhaeus employ
the 34 cancella-
Protest
Voiced
tions mean a loss to the United
Ben Coker, a Weyerhaeus Fund of about $50 He noted,
hardboard plant employ said however, that more= than 90
the protests of himself and other| jother Weyerhaeuse employes
1954
Viet
was
incident in
jse ee it
|violat and
the
ments
bellicose,
Commission
the
of
‘was:
“a
an
(Bro
en-
“impudent
Geneva
agree.
offensive
Con
crumbled
a
toda
bega
Mekon
in
the
Wednesda
River Delta 35-milés southwest
of Saigo when a guerrilla bat-
attacked
Military
toda said
apparentl elect-
reports
guerrillas
ed not to stand
the
with
airlift
and fight when
struck
back]
“government
a
of
Coun
organiza
oi
a
outpost near My Tho.
the
Klamath
protest against suppor
large-scale
helicopter]
Vietnamese
reinforce-
ai
revolve
men
ments
around
support of
Dr Flo FlatlaIn
Ditch T
ffe
‘
gu
face
troops.
Thirty-four
‘“Weyerhaeus “We. don& believe this
it made no. threats of retali ‘Compa
employe have can-| ‘charitable organizatio that
jtion Hanoi said the Internation- celled their pledge to the} are sponsorin throu the
protest
namese
th
-
ere
citizens
to
of South
im-
no
parts
pendent who’ wanted to leave
—
DITCH — Th 3,000 foot bypass ditch to be du by the
for Pacific Power and Ligh Compan is alread under.
the Keno regulatin dam and
faster escape of
permit
the flatlands around Keno, In view at left, bucket cl
portant
tion
Canadian, New
Irish
(miniature
said
Hospit
In
BYPAS
Com
British,
Zealand and
leave
remote
Viet Nam if
said three of the
heard in Tokyo said “two of the|
still alive.
trees
are
ship were damage when the
said
the merchants|
were
intercepte byNorth
itt keepin with We
have: them back’ if they
namese
between
the city and ‘will promise to maintain them.
|agreement
*
the
merchants
to~place the H said the city may hel this
Viet-
boxes on downtown, sidewalks. effort by painting the boxes.
them.
were
John (Fritz)
Johnson said: picked up Tuesday morning by
city-workmen following the or
there is no
indication
y
that “he has any recollection” ders of Mayor Robert Veatch.
The action followed a discus-
of-his-life-as
an Ohio salesman
sion
who disappeare almost
Mond nigh by the..city
-
the planter boxes. At
years ago.
The
said they were
also unable to find a
medical
or
psychiatri reason for John-
son’s loss of memory.
ye
(Continued
of
to-
raid one point,
early
morning
Councilman
Lad
porte ‘th boxes stalen, to po-
The Hanoi regime called th
downtown’ Hoy said of the boxes, “They lice.
unkempt
alleged raid “a new, extremely
boxes has “raised
-
are nothing but garbag collec
Meanwhile, the boxes are sit- serious act, of
provocation by
ire of a. number of downtown tion points
most cases.&q
the
at
tin
city
shops
i
the
United
States
and
its
jbusinessmen against the city
Hoyt said, “I think it’s about
Whytal inspecte them Wed:
A
Hanoi
broadcast
legisl
Bak
say—
pay
evacuation
dependent
its
agains
planter
*
How
way.
water
forewa go
—
—
the show
Boing
But, you
ot t ai ae
sitt
boxes
in tha-jerd
buildi 1
the focal point of a dispute between some downtown merchants and the
city
ernment, The plante boxes
were
picked up b city crews without any
fo
the merchants who own them
and this has made some
merchants mad.
er”
doct
virtually
States
American
advised
PLA BO
An
Pass Tes
United
complete
HoWever, Larry
pres-
ident of the Klamath
Merchants.
Johnson& family doctor re-
vealed the results of exhaustive
Association, said it was not the
mental and physica tests con-|
action itsel which has irked
ducted_on:the flamboyant Oma+
but-rather-
the-
h television
items,
Richard in which it was ‘carried’ out.
BOSTON
(UPI)
personality.
with
other
of
reven-
sources
Johnson’s
underwent
“The merchants,” he said,
fingerprints have. Cardinal
Cushin
MEDFORD
(UPI)
Final
identified
him as Lawrence J. tests and X-rays toda for an “should have been notified that closure of
ue, produce the cut in levy.
the-White City Vet-
The
even
-
may be cut
Bader, an Akron, Ohio, kitchen undisclosed iliness that may re- the city would pick up their erans
will take plac
i
further if the propose level of
salesm who di
shrubs if they
taken, June
i the present
surgery.
basic school support is peare
state
date
become official,
duri a fishing trip o “Th 69-year- archbishop of! care of or repla
A Lake Erie in May, 1957. John- Boston entered St.
adopte b the
Private
Elizabeth’s|
according to James A. Hudson
chil
has son, now 38 turned up in Oma- Hospita Wednesda after pre-
figure “o $10 p
Whyta agree that some of director of the facility.
been used in
up the ha three
-
day later and be- sidin at a meetin of the trus- the plante boxes “have
Hudson.said
all members
budg but if the current pro- came one of the city’s best tees of the hospital
neglected but he also noted] would be discharge or trans-
is adopte state school known figures before a friend:
officials
said
his
the boxes are the property ferred by that date an the fa-
Chancer
support may reach a lével of of Bader’s recognize him in stay will be a brief
cility.
would be
of prop-
$12 per child.
if he undergoe surgery.
Chicag early this month.
At least two mercha re- erty by Aug 3
consideration.
H is the poor devil who put
kee
expecte
again
Vietnamese ‘“‘aggres
*
day with the departure of Mrs,
Maxwell Taylor, wife of the U.S.
ambassador, and 1 others. The
last 15 are to fly home Friday.
‘The
British
Embassy today
aré
years
ago,
created
a
reve __(Contiriue
is|t
to
action is
number of
downtown
city council.
Main
-
money
a
from
to the
liquor issue.
tax-
story, of course, is that well below the initial
estimate
the spent so much money to of $1,011,20
get nominated and elected that
The budget calls for general
they haven enoug left to live} fund
of $1,401,9
expenditures
that the job
on in the
manner
which is above both the pro-
call for.
pose expenditure of $1,387
jut—
37
arid the 1964-6 general
To the ordinary taxpayer—
fund spending of $1,353,29
It seems a
like gilding
little
A salary increase
for teach-
NOW the
the lily to increase
and other personn
ers
salaries of the offices that were
prim reason for the spendin
so vigorously fought for in. the
increase.
primary and gener elections.
However, it was revealed that
Especia in view of the fact there will be $53,00 ‘more in
that the increases, if they are
cash carry-over for 1965-66 than
granted; will come out o the! had
-
estimated and re-
taxpayers’ pocket
ceipt from forest service tim-
ber sales will be up’ by about
After
all, the taxpayer’s
viewpoint is entitled “to some
These two
combined
up the
spar
tions
when
level.
outside
reduced the levy
&
Applications Expected
‘The OLCC
spen more)
unexpecte
of
p
u Sou
licens
le
Their
-
owed a 3-2
prove the applications.
Councilmen
Lyle Kellstrom,|
James Barnes and Nelson Reed
voted to approve the three ap-
and Council-
Jan.
plications
Walt Fleet and Ladd Hoyt
men
continued their oppositio to the
to
sto
coastal
a
No Confirmation
There
was
official
confir-
n
mation of Hanoi Radio’s report
naval engagement but it
a
came
President
shortly after
Liu
Shao-chi
of
Communist:
China
reaffirmed
Peking’s sup-
for North Viet Nam
action also fol-
council vote to ap-
for
military spokesma
reporte toda that government
of
plications.
Wednesday
the adopte a 1965-6 budge council
calling for a small cut in tax- wide strip
have
jo
local
goo
payers
salaries
were—
a
spokesma
handed
than
They spent
the
Shelli
US.
fo
survey of
that 75 per cent
were
to their
approval
action followed a
2
the ap-
vote to approve
the latest ste in a
Klamath
Falls
i was
elementary
the|
school
aver
budge committeeme on series of incidents
The
Yet—
what
That
council
Armory
and
salaries
Whe they becam candidates:
for the offices they sought they
knew
what the salaries
were,
Knowing what the pay was,
the still wanted the offices.
Knowing
oppose
Fo Schoo
ordinary taxpayers can’t
hel wondering a bit about in-
creasing the salaries of elective
We
a
revealed
Budgete
Slas Le
penses, from $21,50 to $23,00
annually; the attorney general
from $16,0 to $18,000 and the
labor
commissioner
from $16
000
after
licenses
Package beverage
granted to the
were
Vern’s
Pastime.
Don Church, a
separately.
also gives the gov-
five
sales
area:
get them if they had to be Tavern,
voted
The
§
Wednesda
licens
put three pay groups) in
bill
for
one
creases
The
measure
drafting it the
A
Amer helico
Liquor
Orego
The
Commission
Viet
cove
where the
vessel
was
four
sunk Wednesd
troop
forces were unable to reach the trying to reach it.
war-
installa-
hulk: of a sunken 100-foot Com-
The steel-hulled craft, largest
tion toda and were driven off ‘munist warshi alon the coast encountered in
the
10- guer-
in_a_
battle with. Communist 235 miles northeast of Saigon
rilla war,
wa disabled. by six
patrol boats. It called the al-
The spokesman said heav Vietnamese air force
fighter.
lege intrusion a serious provo-| fire from Viet Con units en- bomber after it was spotte
by
cation.
trenched alon the shores of a an
pilot,
The
lcame
as a strong show of force
by Vietnamese troop smashed
offensive in the Me-
a guerrilla
Kon Delta 35 miles -southwest
of Saigon U.S. Army helicop
ters flew in troops and a batta
of Viet
Con broke and
ship shelled
F
North
—
toda that
Vietnamese
and South
U.S.
obje
po-
(UPI)
charge
‘Nam
Control the OLCC said “We went to|
after- businessmen in Klamath
Falls
and got both objection
reversed its former stant
and
noon
but
and approve off-sale liquo li- support (for the
three
downtown ‘we kep n statistics.”
for
censes
Falls
Last spring the OLCC turned
Klamath
taverns.
The action uphel a contro-
down
identical
licenses
for]
iversial
Klamath
city council stand on three
Falls taverns
heads and state
salary increases.
partment
lice
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is
yesterday
a
measure
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