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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1965)
__ _ - © HERALD AND NEWS, Falls, Klamath Comedi ir We tog HOLLYWOOD median gi a ‘ol W what it was ace of ir anc of Viel Woods Property :Owners ty jo the nesda to of clear snow Wed- openi ‘sprin roads to’ the| ing be and open it to today Co- eulo- Nat King (UPI) Jack Benny Negro singer — a how to how to were living.” — gl 1 Benny’s moving tribute and friend delivered was his entertainer fellow in St. fishin of cleared|be Had tol t chased commission- to family and James their where Cole’s and friends 600 gathere to respect to the final In hig remarks, Benn said: “In the acceptanc of the be- lief ‘thy will be done,’ many times prompted we are to question the justice of events such as the one that brings us| life years of that one the hop “Every once in really different — eulog for man*whose a span of life was so short especial Nat Cole who one much and’ wh still gave so had so much more to give. “He in gave it in song — ly this — to a tremendous entertainer an star as Soviet Prem ier | as —as a even a p.m. There father—as Jessel also. was a Slates (UPI) MOSCOW Alexei friend.” N. television propert the board that thi at time. lakeside into already| owners their board Speak peopl the underground was in the Big held durin the Bonanz Big Sprin meeti o the Park Spring Monda Association on! 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TRADE-IN the Tree BAKE sprinkling e — Kosygin will th to associatio prob- clearing of the| was membershi $7 indicat 27 tabled for the association larch meeting’ whe further information will be sale available for discussion by the fo the January Bold& Store’ and at leav- COAT cleared The after the Dead In- Cowar Cavalry Plans system pla at on await that the ably will from the Febru- ary pancak breakfast held Sat- urda at. the Bonanza Cafe Planned as the March money raising project will be a “Fun Party.” As a specia project, the children of the community will sell candy for the par fuin on Thursday Feb. 25. on Februa p and hi ANOTHER HOWARD for of “an system Park cabins cars dian Road, Hadlock How- Bonanza was re- installation report to the Russian It AND roads ever, h At discussion gardin propose plan First 'Fires Chat& suc- husband as.a — the the the of sprinkling will be on CONTINUING was greater a man home two countries. Premier ment: to strengthe North Viet make a Nam&# “defense potential,” but have been measures no specific d lisclosed. his to the Com- trip He eulogize b munist countries of Asia Soviet leaders by the before the nation’s usuall appear Georg Jessel. viewers fol- nd the reliable of week Col who was born the son| abroad. But Ko- said today will be lowing a trip sources an Alabam sharecropper his first “fireside sygin’s report to the peopl will chat” since preacher and who became one be his first since former Pre- office. of the world’s and takin highest- Nikita mier Khrushchey was Western observers in Moscow best-loved entertainers, was a ousted last October. outline Kosygin may frequent visitor to the White said Russia Willing Kremlin policy on the Viet House as the guest of Presi- (It has been reported unoffi- Na crisis and give an inkling dents Kenned and Johnson. cially in Saigo that Soviet Cole 45 “die of cancer .last of the military aid the Soviet ground-to- missiles alread Monda morning in’St. John’s ‘Union promised North Viet} have reached North Viet Nam. retaliatory Hospita in nearby Santa Moni- Nam followi in Lon- (Authoritative sources merican air strikes His against ca. widow, Maria, success- q don said Wednes Russia has the Hanoi regime. from learnin fully spared indicated its wi ness to take that he was a doomed man. Visit Ends “active part” if a meaning an Kosygi recently returned to ful peace conference on South- The trans- Tyndale- Moscow from visits to North east Asia can b arranged. The lation of the Bible Communist China based the report on in- sources pro Viet Nam, vided one that the peopl could and North Korea. Moscow and formal diplomati exchange read and understand. Hanoi have anmounced agree- involving Moscow. cess the institu- — But roast ideas success — an tion. beef fellow-man— his devotion to his family. He a smeth — — friendsh “ while Hele in comes. in the food line that isn’t burned! a at Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompso 1975 Huron to participate in a discussion of a World Affairs stud group of the American As- sociation of University Women. will convene ‘The- at man can BONANZA—A Mrs. Jun Selby Melbourne, Australia, will be present Thurs- day, Feb. 18 health::.a .goo measure contentment delivering a of Study To Join together today. for.. Kenyon Don Op Re Fo Wint Activ told $7 Discussed Australian te Paid — about Sawye | er. “For here I stand a who has been granted $30 caoniei Sprinkl Park pay sing- were newsmen pocke cost would| contributed towards snow representative th e| count probabl could not justi-|removal with purchas of the fy spendin its funds to clear plow He said many persons He asked that the clear-| this year. - ee ib ail to the in the told season -~ Episcopa Church, a coun-| the lake during the roads now use recreational activity. suggest that’ if the’ forced to walkli lience, The board told the associa ers that the property owners, property to pay. winter, but are were owners tion that its heavy schedule of believing the would ‘the $30 for salaries and fuel, count from the| clear the snow, have purchase the roads could be cleared al- left repair work ‘t Christmas week floods a snow maintain the plow most immediately. pre- it from vents told them tha if his H also authorizing im-| roads once they are plowed mediate but! snow Count not removal, Winston| suggestio was Engineer accepted promised the associati coun-| Kurth told the commissioners|the county road department would clear the the cost of plowi the roads, would ty road crews clear the road as soon the work| which Toads as not in the county as it could fit the work into its soon as are schedule allows. system would be $50 schedule. Fred Hadlock and Joe Saw- appeare before commis- yer sioners to request the work. (who) man “nice and knew live. make others they as As Cou noted that. the as, in past years to the lake prior Count road Association asked the Board of Commissioners lake Ha the Lake| winter goa ir y Lak O Woods- PAGE-—3 Turner Na Col wil _ageres war, 196 Dick Eulogi accord * B | to the rn Thursday, February 18 Ore. CARNIVAL 27 se blouses hav a au
