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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1965)
_ : | a — “March Dat Tax Await Nee Fo Mon Sm SALEM . (UPI) Two — lature day If that be the drive will arette tax. There bills The cigarette two are tax | tag per =~), Vice Ad- NOMINATED miral Ro L. Johnson has for nominated been pro- admiral and re- motion to — assigne are require to kee their under contro! as pre- scribed by the dog contral law, which was approve by voters election. during the fall Defined Law commande in as of Fleet. Adm. Strok Fell suppo candidly. ‘Acad-| large ‘ ises Pa- actress for Neal, 39 tricia on of ; off of the or the lifeunless battled Medical . wears cursing, crying and minutes. r ” accou dama cran H to|Qcen a perform hap-| flo and e wha pens,” Redden said. the spokesma ‘The Slated Sen t the.tim newspaper have: appeare Mustaph Ke days sinee| fi Ed- in Turkey. Atatur mal change the Turkish alphabe from. Arabic to the Latin alph bet in 192 only 1 surviv today. SATU DOORS ee 1:00 ee EE PETER GRE Whistler, and 1. 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MA YOU TRI I CESS \ abolished Ci engine one ,| AT MILLE 7th and “escorting it, Saoat to NOF akes CLi7 600 out gav With allt Automotive landing Corps from it also and men ‘difficulties. engine an tune- militar a emergency when edo Complet needs wheel landing.) earrying-14 Mae ocean. n got you car ‘Tamp officials, an your bound in plunge the to BUF in dangerousl leg 18 per minutes 90 experience some even Saturday; Hood Fussia said was: Show me just one filter. that won’t take away the taste and Ill eat my hat!” [S jet ‘A Mayport, Fla., high’ 60; low 40-45, and had been er daughterid his “AI near! what do “normal” for Cloud transport Saturday with Dalles an wil Landing Air Canad flight, Montreal, circled’ a before lubricati 5 YARD with 4 landed safel || Thursda when th pilot-disco trou-| 48-56 ered he had landing gear ble shortl after takeoff. Partly’ See us Whatever body work, painting, T aboard made high 50-55; low 40-45 The Roseburg: Increasing clouds, likely b Astoria! to Trouble Forces \ SOON? ja precipi- Vancouver: - sai Yates,, Wind 10-20 Saturday with winds Astoria 4 Sing — | thee 15-30 decre: west 28 53 44 TAMPA Fla. 32 dian passenger jr AMERICAN Grande: showers 60- low La few Blanco: to a The tonigh rain and Newpor south increasing to.12-) southwest to — 25 shiftin night showery. cloudy |The wind gorge 40-45 to a TRIP - “Lawrence liam Tatoosh southwest Fo (== showers: 50 67 52 64 Oregon Highs 32-4 Northern (ee FILED  30-42. for PNA N CET ef ACTIONS “Mae Baker Eastern Oregon: Highs 40-52 Airport lows mostly 25-35; moderate touchin precipitation. called key vs { and be Craw- me. high Saturday 50-5 tonight Bend, 33 44 45 44 43 Weather Day Five : vs Roun {Occa west 8-18 Plannin Rite Hel HOLLYWOOD Nat (UPI) Kin Cole was laid to rest! Thursda with the simple dig nity that was his hallmark in and had life as an entertainer and - - /tation, Open Tonite & Sot At 6:45 Continuous Sunda From 12:45. Wade vs. Colle Serv DIVORCE sons * Giacomini EMENDAL demandin relur and 24 60 1,000 — Hollibaugn, Wayne S4-41 +65 37 40 2 83 “5 ‘The ‘Lo Angele | hus, Co. J, Anth Certerd demonstration a CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)—A|had history o illness mother, beset by a series} undergone two major operations killed her four chil-/during the la illnesses of year. More than 3,000 mourners—| dren with a single shot into the| just 0. week ago Rich and poor, black and white, head of each Thursday .night|from Califo ia, where sh had famous. and unknown were brother&# crowded inside and outside St. at her life a and then took own with|recupéerated ‘home from her latest operation. a_revolver shot. “Bpiscop Chureh for “ha Police said the woman Doris Johnson, 27 who Mrs. funeral service i 7&minu patient treatment had separated from lier hus received out Following the solemn service operated psychiatric the bronze band, William. about two years at a state casket containing the ‘ago, was found dead in th liv-}clinic. bod of the 45-year- Officers said only one bullet Gloria jing ‘room by he sister, singer- pianist was interred missin from. the .38-cali- ‘t visit was Lawn lYates, who had come Forest. Memorial Park. bér-revolver when they arrived, Ji Joh it indicating th With Mrs, Johnson in coloeted woao of the children. ‘was ‘oom one herself, child was found in the shooting "} O the bed in one room. where | kitchen and two in a bedroom. of the children found was The children Donald one were Bible. Marked with Johnson, 7; Ronald, 5; Arnold, was an open several all verses,” 3 and Ernest, 1 months. Two penci were with either death or of the children still aliye dealing were mental anguish. when Miss Yates arrived, but Neighbors said the had no died at’St. Luke Hospital. to suspect that the moth- reason said all of the’ Ro Evel Watt wil hus an ued low 67 53 46 60 60 COMPANY LIFE praying for young ford. 57 + ff Bend Pendleton New San Her wile B, Watters and and Don: wife; Teen turd, Increasin clouds, Saturda with high 64 Medford i, FILED wifes! Schlecht, \ Baker Brooking aU ACTIONS husband and and Diane L Asphali next the PST fish have been waters when a chem- today that estimate tonigh 33-38. to- Western Oregon: Showers like- ly north tonight, spreading Sat- High Low urday; high 46-54 low 40-47. Hospital nurses 57 Eastern Oregon Increasing children were ‘very neatly S 9 clouds’-with cleanly- -chance—few-show- very rr | Johnson’s. Mrs. father, ers northeast; high 50-60 low Eugene METRO-GOLOWYN- an CINER prese Records OURT Sehlecht’ week, next Newpor v SAMMY Court Precipitation, expect- po naa) 1 P.M. for Temperature during a.m. endin at — Feb. 20 — OPEN light precipitation. of which| fish experts Young Mother Shoots Four Children, Self jomas — Of the. 475 — Circuit Weathe pre e California FISH in the O'B ther pound explana |= } KILLS : sequent violation. Metro-|master stated at critical.” AND um faster-school integration | soon broke into a riot with| Inlet of Lake Shasta from phenol-fed to the killed tanker overturned Interstate 5 north of ical on Reddin Wednesd Here Richar Dutton cleans up many of the floating fish fo prevent ‘poisonin of animals and fur- —UPI Telephoto water pollution. f that} for “Hf it gels shot down, we've| Maye studios said th law would be applie less ae Alwa got the other one.” Miss Neal suffered the first of|stringently than set forth in the two strokes when she returned |statutes. In the home from work onthe movie pound. master cited that a do would: “Seven. Women.” ‘The second stroke occurred at|be permitted to run loose: pro “The Orego Fish and Game the ‘medical facility, where she|viding he received no. com-| it about Counci will hold its regular|was place in the ifitensive|plaints runnin at large. meeting 8 p.m. next Tuesday, |care unit. at the Midland Grang Hall with! ‘The actres won h or blue- available to those! Oscar last year for her perform. refreshme the sessio according ance as slaiternly housekeep in offer “Hud” with? Paul New- Jo DeSTan ‘Klamat chi r. Sportsme man. Long range forecast Slight b cooling trend with few. periods Me GA English| invento ro youths and parents who stage week- protests over é Brookl as establish fin and], held were escorted out} Newsmen were ‘of Marion b six patrol cars after Col, Al Lingo told them “some of these peopl want to ge to you before you jeave.” started The riot in prem- from members ‘of the they King wire Atty, Gen, Nicho- las Katzenbac following the in- cident askin for federal protec- tion, Predicted Cente: r,|muzzle made of wire or metal. today in UCLA presumabl would where. she underwent brain sur- Last year the county pound he and Rogers both to master urged voters pass stroke. for a massive ‘Taxation Com-| ery a 5 soft-| Attendants reported the mittee. critical/49 control law. in the county, was in spoke actress “But I think it may become uncon-| order to hold condition and remained. that before. whose. dogs very lon apparen owners scious. The expresse guard those pet we are goin to have to cause! »joptimism she would survive, roam the streets and of money,” source some new their to the propert of but said it was too early to tell He-said the Redden continued. tether she would suffer. pe -| neighbors, committee was considerin bills| Under th law now in effect, brain damage. anent to grant capital gain ta relief, of such a pe is re owner Miss Neal, the wife of tax and abolish the his it within writer “was quired to confine Raoul Dahl, various exemption increase brought in Wednesda night/own property. Failure to do so “We the »|would to owner: may get enoug senti- with a subjec severe bleeding committee)” to! ment (in the 10 fine for the first offense sald, “Brain surgery. shoot one of the bills down fine of $2 for each sub- a condition was ed Those votes come where 45 or a Elsewhere: from screamed. Negroe keeper shepherd owner, it hospita in the before moaned onslaugh which drove them back into. the church company of and un- control of its der owner’ the Another section or keeper states that a do shall not run ctres o (UPL) -Hobew y Award-winning Jimmy “poor |he in the not - a march ; According to state law, stat- ute 609.010 defines that any do considered running at ~|shall be large when it is off or-outside of the premise belonging to without a muzzle or the owner, — Telephot cents. Hi plan, Gosponsor by Re Salem, R Crothers, Morris esti- would put all the revenue, mated at $1 million a biennium info basle school “T think it would get only two votes at this point,” Redden ad- the pets Pacific the U.S. succeeds Johnson Moore. Thomas chief toda in ALEXAN office daily during busi- hours, from 8 a.m. through’ 5.p.m, reminded Mrs, Rogers also. residents of the county that! ness @ custody cameras, Selma jelerk’s R- has introduced a bill call- cents a pack in for a tax of It contains a clause automatical- referring it to the voters. The ly use be as a prop- money would eft tax offset and enough ap- pfopriate to raise basic school spppor from its presen $1 per child to $15 in the 1966-6 fiscal year and $20 in 1967-68. ‘Rep. James Redden, D-Med- ford, has introduced a bill for, 3cent tax, but he said Thurs- a day he would amend it to the Miss.: The U.S. Jackson, ‘Commission on Civil Right in- a_bullet| quired into nearb of the Ku activities wound in his stomach, He told| Klux Klan and other racist or-| hospital authorities he though ganizations in a hearing here| shot b an Alabama Thursday. A white unio official Ih was state trooper. told of bein stoppe on the DAVE The riot at Marion, a town of road and beaten after criticizing] 4,00 and one of the targets- in the Klan for trying to interfere 884-5440 Phone Dr. Martin Luther King’s civil with integratio of a Masonite 2303 Union, Klamath Falls rights drive in Alabam fol- ‘Cor plan at Laurel, of life The insurance importance owed-an earlier riot b 300 Ne- Moultrie, Ga.: Federal Judg cannot be learned by experience, gro teen-agers in Brooklyn be must onticipoted through Robert Elliott Thursday sched- It Club-swinging state troopers ‘uled a hearin for next Thurs-| foresight and understanding. May the into” realize the necessity advanced nighttime day on petition aimed at you to clos- insurance adequate at Marion, after javing, demonstrators ing the Negr hig sckool here| for a family? your ‘out of a they had and putting the students into {church and flailed away with| Representing white classrooms. The petitio |their sticks. ‘WOODMEN ACCIDENT followe the arrest of 35 Ne- |condition” 4 deadline date. Licenses. be obtained at the county may Considered 100 a their ‘The shootin victim, Lee Jackson, 26 lay in female but dou- will are at night, bloodying Negroe with clubs, smashin li- $ each be charge purchase after penalty, the ence, mitted Do female, a fees, including ‘cent. jif the Committee, Voters announced Friday. for this year are male or spaye a jand $ for schedule for next Monday, Wednesda and Friday. Rep Joe Rogers owners censes for Taxation in the House where hearing are now do for ts ers cig a deadline a demonstration Alabama town ral purcha licenses for their is 5 p.m. Monday, March Count Cler Dorothy Rog to 1, conditions shambles of ¢ battling police with| “deplorable” {teen- in the ru- bricks, bottles and fists, Store| N of Marion) windows smashed alon were. and at Flatbush Avenue young least 1 loot.” hoodlums shouted “Let’s At least one. policema was| Another ‘Negr was shot and| white the groun and 1 on beaten to bystanders turned news photographers, slugging youngsters and seven of their taken into| them with clubs and fists and adult leaders were Police made Negro state| for Polic Blo Neg Vote Marc Friday, Februar 19 1965 Ore. Thursda it is goin to need of money. this session, comes finds sources Klamath Falls, NEWS, AND ‘Dead representative are waiting in th wings for the da the legis new HERALD OPEN FRIDAY of NIGHT TILL 9:00 BUS FURNITU 221 Main “Where Quality Is Not Expensive - 882-4688
