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in be — a - “ . t | _ ® 5 2 e “COM ORE.LIBRARY SECTION NSwSPAPER DOCUMENTS GEN.REF.AND U.OF Bla F ir Raz sin at- | in rest Heral and DUD em- FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, KLAMATH Price B JENKINS FRANK morning: Saigon this government Lo Re Klamath and: ineaday —Fair 23, FEBRUARY Falls, tittle Blaze See Retaliatio Tulel jonight incre ight with loud 22-27. ness rp 1 ‘The today an- the nounced appointment General Nguyen Khanh as South ROVING AMBAS- Viet Nam’s SADOR job that would sen the depose military strong man into virtual exile. with up come paper ba roof adjoinin the mosque. Commissioner. Fire Scott at the scene said the’bag bore. traces. of ‘‘some oily sub- stance.” It was being studied brown Suprem Frankfurte of a Failing to regain his health, he retired from the high court on Augus 29 1962 Stadler retirement was wh said Monda y an flat.negative ea “You have been part of Amer- the school well over before the ican publi life for half a century, Wh you have The hund Frankfurter Justice. was. University. ‘kno previ b but- cal, hig cur t as now a rad ppl Sa tion or production "Refuse to put Service din to be attanti- -| formal- a ineli ot bill. No n re p . oe n ce o Sc aeeuo Somehow it ine ‘the Suprem Cour! bit a ment. Increased -+ ee Is a hous with Pee a state- a house ite? pute Pith thé question upon fonday, to ill re-| editoria piec treatmen ness e trend especiall — at an iffiri can’t toward bald- if it is start South United Press late winter C Chie At. 2st Annual Cra Feed y RU! ITH MALIN KING sponsore jactivities “Lacy, V. agriculture _ trophy, thejaward chamber, the annual vi in|hunt, teacher. the Little and Easter egg Mr. International and Show which] Stas! Mrs, oo ae sponsore lblame pocp wi Far telua e in K outnl § bitse Oklah Se Power broken! Whom: he had: The Maleolm recently pre-| gener was away. of take| powe by the dicted the Muslims would Armed Forces Council Sunda his life. destroy the after a series fire The W coun took up counterco offices—which mosque ‘with’ Maj j four-| pla the entire top floor’ of (116th) Tra Van Minh, a Roman Cath. ‘story brick buildin on Avenue. St. and Lenox Khanh sources. Cold Hamper Firemen he avin “in the next Temperatures in the teens few days” on a mission abroad, firemen, _freez to a ye undetermined country. hamper of announcement The Khanh’s ‘foreig assignm i CAPE. KENNEDY (UPI) followed by another offi-/The Air Force sent 4 polka- was’ a on hand-| cial communiqu that his space -flight to an ocean re- picke national polic director, Col, ‘Tran Thanh Ben, also had|covery force toda to lead the been removed. He was succeed-| to aerospace plane of the ed by Lt. Col, Pham Van Lieu. future, a oe a G oe Pi b Bill Saunders by Edwin J. returned as Polic Guar Cul Lead the school, resident, — Re ‘ . . Tices separate Pag 4) (UPI) CHICAGO maintained around the — Police (UPI) — © 4 ee Sakae th [se sae e se es ‘ah oories of he forc a his lim |mad “prop! toda even Ch George nus, and Adolp Colle ‘bour, also: retir-| _ ‘ce-spon- Bo Scout Troop 23 sored Georg Papp colors the at with after, the door by James! Retirin presiden DeMerritt. Larry. reviewed T Ho U scoutma Conroy and T. A. M JAMES V. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in retiremet nt} 1939. When he retired 23 years, ie Haters the then secretary Arthur J, Goldberg, suc- said was\bor, him. heart acute in Nov. 1 Born Vienna, before becoming chairmanjest of thé War Labor Board during|call sor dea during court assassinatio _|the ma in a but rare news Muham-| a i tat dividual minded Fund”. telephon the hono awar iavidu i Dina tactivi ae cha great e appet si for|k ‘tual bi E firmly so sa (ee Other truding a Whe Roose pee int his own death, sole Radio - a - a Fe straint” ai ba - aie - asit n a b wa H ‘ ro ccare| 6,00 to in Seat howev ‘Moeen p of Malcolm. “So gotte nowhere,” in Ata b fiv the gallows far wel throu shot was at a He was army. Syria the “already are takin ‘was iteps to investigat the shoot-| hav hange Nakimi, camp. my Musli , Far- Syrian a w: con- near a said for an Fa - The Air indicate port homin an Crowds in on not. ied re was ‘ice v ane wit rst pl the Mia igi alon ‘record sol one carried the square, staring &am Attassi wore the tra- white gown of th and a larg white the charge listing rig - an th two by|t,&q fi ar- Si apparen failed, fin radio 2 gui report coul w hours le o befo thelth it oe glide carted for h said. the bod Force thelsearchin majo in. cut down and a ti Air The United said Damascus Attassi, as the are|* firin squa abo € think did : say, toda for main square. The broad. ‘in his city’s said Attassi’s second cous- said, cast of Muhammad don& “Therefore 60 at ev ene: r fnnocent ire re.|Whe awards to be made n, ition for the out- standing division and unit chair- elude al spie ‘ican in annual are at dawn executed victed States, bpecia honor will be accord- e from FDR, As he remem- is present ‘World War I. He accompanie bered it Jater, the President) ‘Thi W ‘Woodro Wilson President to some to|called while he was. dressing| th ree: ‘the Versailles peace conference for dinner, then bantered with|has worked for at Fu and in 1919 him for a time before inform-|years in the United sed who him of his pai ha taken Frankfurter ing appointment During the 1920 “There I stood in my BVDs|community back at Harvard, was regard- winners in the pa = a i a flaming liberal. He|and the President was teasin Paul Cruikshank, Have included ‘me,’’ Frankfurter recalled. unsuccess- fought bitterly but io the execution fuji Ros Ragland Paul Meier and his that sk ma news a To Worke LACY. a rocket statement Syr Kills “2 A Spi a Ra Holl’ D Drazil, spacecraft about 39 miles bi i h - bo Se reluctant Aug. Delta- hurled milita + Barbour Re-|the the| claimed guard e ai tah Nal ‘ag-| ‘Th anit spik ho ‘T government toda broadcast suppor of a militant Buddhist/ a ‘Thor Delta ‘Mus-|leader for Khanh’s ouster. thundered into a tight a - secre-| Deat Claim Jus ice Frankfurte WASHINGTON sa i Bo A Glid Sh Int Spa official| by the EST. am, to| agency seemed i speculatio that the and sent it on a over ap-| in leader of the black of a Catholic miles hour --as| jacy cult shrugge off any dan-| pointmen per Rh lanh’s successor would touch fight back -into earth’s atmos- ‘ger to his life. Entertainment was by Con nie Black Muslim leader couldjof a new round of Buddhist-| Uni and Marily Duncan, Ma- be reached f lor comment} inspir violence, By usin the lift suppli ‘O the front, a U.S. its dive the fire in one of their| ,jabout wide wings th feet New York. Cit mosques early craft coasted 1,175- several injured the 2,70 miles over perso Ocea in 2 minutes. the assassination in It reached an altitud Chuck Mortenson and Da VeiNew York Sunda of Malcol im) five miles, a b ‘achute Maxwel ti heir its ‘popp Pete orchestra. fur- sea. landin in tnished music for the dance, som reports “The is in the w followers were headed for. Chi-| ter,” an. Air Force: s cago to avenge their Jeader’s DAMASCU Sytia (UPI)—A about 40 minutes death. American naturalized citizen| “The flight ap that York said the! and New police Syrian army officer were! red to be normal.” B lack Muslims had a hand in soar ders, Merl Woodley Clark Un- ruh, Homer Clark, Kenneth Duncan, and James Johnson. directors er Retiring tel resent law.” Chief Justice Earl What| Supreme Court Justice! Warren called Frankfurter ‘‘a Felix Frankfurter the dimint u-/great man o the law:’ wh left indelible stamp on the Su- became|an tive immigrant who one of the giant of American|preme Court and on the Consti- died Monday., tution, Worked At Harvard age of “di at 5:05 p.m. Harvard Frankfurter a was \ES at Georg Washingto Uni-|Law School professo when he He ‘was named an associate justice ist of|of the Suprem Court by Presi-| € International: ee the \fro Student Lar- offi an alls. Patrons in distribution o His election to hea the the chamber board cial was an. Christ treats, and efforts tolry ‘Turner interest doctor a certifics ate. Mr. a nd practicing |framed nounced duting the chamber’s at well Malin received, Mrs..Louis Kalina also equippe ‘ist annual erab fee that drew| the linic. award of appreciatio from record an a mem- 56 chamber Danny Dunca Malin High Bloody Point.-Veterans of For-| and wives bers, their guest awarded eig Wars Auxiliary, presented w a s Sout hern f irom and School senior, Oregon b Mrs. Dee Storey. Northern California. The din- the spor followed b a dance, Hig school athletic coaches ner was both in the Broadway Hall. Maynard Mai and Tom Roe Jack Store: y, re-| th a mar ly ditional condemned Hop Fades For Men paper against m his nec o wa hu around po ms es! War ceg sloci Games judicial the New Deal in 193 Frank- as at-| day the}m pmen, “Selere by an five-man mil- trial a furter was an important mem. and of the short, ta Speci awards will also be cabinet.” ber of his SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPD— STEWART, B.C. (UPI) ‘Weath Bureau said Mr The| Hart court ‘The in- made to 2 employ groups who it came to 188 Frankfurter spok tio En justic of his Harvard pr With the Vietnamese crisi as Hi h Today& would storm the massive when he came to the Unit- ‘Man Constitution and have attained or exceeded their grim search continued toda for Franks —called b tes ijan ominous ba ) exer- bodies at the Granduc copper| eastward to the Ohio Valley ed States with his parents in —¢ “Fair Share’’ quolas Jat- Mass., hot ' ter’s o the Silver ly er for a numb of years and was|1894. But he manage to work A ne slate o officers and 20 mine avalanche as hop faded lay influence on Pro that any of the m e njtai Syri military rae maneuvers. more be her husband’s|his way throug the Colleg of Th stor packe winds of 50 unable at the reques of an American fever hel in peaceti begi would be alive. across the Sou th- side of York les an hour She|the New (CCNY) came, City Walter| as of 30 A wa rescue west. Tex., peas and Harvard Law School a few §, Snowd to, was n slowl sno du ‘|men jortherly| “AS ‘b years later. turned umed down tons of snow and ice a ‘hou Snowdo second secretar of| After from Har- Supre Court expres solicitor | U Embass where nine men were listed as| clos: Damascus he served for a time as isibility Satgaal |, Massachuset ht the Syria go Denver, sorrow at the death of Frank-jan assistant U. S. attorney for genera and nthe ure of U.S. 40 e en spea ‘Thursda Herald Colo. Joe f furter, who he said “did so|New York City, lega trouble- Supreme Court justi ice. matter how may che of butfeted much were Gusts. to 45 miles mas! ter jbodies to |News: publish ‘will ap- the freedom shoote for the Interior Depart- ‘H was notified of his {them Monday, NUM.” of{men and Harvard law profes- ointment to the nation’s high- charge ‘throug wise i n s so ital ue oa To Clayt pene TRU i form te ne a ad i : Insta Mali sup han modern Late Snow A jed on flam ir. that accomplish Hit or eo poli Wi to early age.” b ANYT science next? seems expl from alta : “the new check the Ka resi chamber. histor of Serving with Lacy will be} polic Georg Pappe vice president resolve — But, the the i i Police said a man complaine Education Com- that the august Supreme Court! ment to the for the|to the that his neighb was: reasons the United States should need |mittee will list that the bil negative stand press. agent. which impression would eliminate the tax equal gave that the house was a house of effected b the spl now morning,| York this In New ill-repute. American) tin of educational responsi of the the Journal ‘The offendin householder told ty for suburban area children announces: Medical Association and| the colored light was be- that a treatment has been found|between the KUHS district to chase bugs with-/ing a-thin “restores crop. of|the Count .School District, that But the complainan out making provisio for the in- hair to bald domes.” received had even under} of clusion equalizatio edito- an accompanyi in School District Intermetiiate the abo the house cites. Journa long rial, the P standin medical quips such as: Law. both Und wien half of each this law, The only thin that will levied with- matte is a questio for civil taxes are falling hair is THE GROUND.” authorities and not police. st a: GEN attendance annual jarges in of . ie Inspect Lawren Chief - colored light of co meeting. No-one Kal th Ma Light Dulls Reputatio Ray|were called Superintende odd Hunsaker said his written — siv cational e purel litant Buddhist movement, as scene. a Muslim) politica removal Khanh’s ‘Th appointmen was. made|saying that inside. was just.” com-)was J. publi in a government T was the first report re- unique broadcast over Radio| sai from, Chau’s organiz thelaction said The broadcast Saigon “the same all reporte story muffled \communique was signe Mon.|tion, a grou that has playe a they heard a terrific role in the fall of sever- which blew. out -win- day by Phan Khac Suu chief|major al Vietnamese. regime from) of state. burst dows and “We warml hail and ‘There was no immediate re- floor.” the ‘fourth He just actions of the armed Khanh. Malcolm was shot to deathjacti council the govern- ces mountain: at and is Sunda ment,” Chau’s statement said. north of Saigon Muslims|200 Black around midnigh after Lo left, lifelon resident of Malin, businessman and member of one of Malin’ familie was presenfo with the annual Malin Hig b annual Melin Cha mbe of School. Servias Avera ‘ducin ommerce cral cited for the feed was Monda nigh Feb. 22, in the Broadway Hall. program to student body and faculty frequent hel he has durin t past year. Th 8 Turn made the student was presentation by bod right, befor Larry HONOR Livestock Hig School and first|/Malin Herald and precede the annual Malin business- Kalina, Rotary latter brought recipient of the The Service} lews Communit sponsore 4-H Club and Future man, was honored with presen- reactions ith| eve from Award in 964 was named pres-|Farmers of America Livestock tation of the annual school sery- Klamath ident of the Malin Chamber of Show and Sale in ice award for outstandin con 4) (Continue on Page Fall Chang one ae Nam’s| building REC maximum senators to 4 to Tepresent said spokesma military The gov- — Co the of state stat Amendment: However, Senate Education f the Committee. consid bill ts-scheduled Marc 4 and 22292722 equalizatio amendment has Heavy responsibilit tends to en sober all of us, doesn’t it? The bill woul Klamath Union High Ineidentally— into a unified The dispatche this mornin District district with responsibilit for} tell us that Justice Fi its| death was announced by the educatin all stud boundaries in grad MA for PUBLIC 9c back th of.the. docu- section (UPI) — Commerce Monda night: policy. road of the i ; 7 of electri the switch in emphasi from the af- two city boards’ previou stand law which had been approve wit He had a count; | fo a followed expecte peu suve the remsinder elo language which e te re ene. SAIGON Vi Un-| H et B the two boards|number a “t ae “state is a|77. and of pointe Associate Justice of U.S. Suprem Court in 193 ter 2 years as profess of Harvard It is appron a reach was H mertc Field ner. on Legislature. bean ‘i of your opinions thousands of your students and in dozens of book and articles.” to stand bill in the legislature. —Revised language to make could clear that: the governor in an item veto any single bill. or veto the elause on an bill serve Patrolmen Extra Means. Hi pana night unification Ways and as Other Change Made committee also: The —Amended the document to allow employe of local school boards and the system of and members education, state boards and who do not receive a salary, to Directors him: at such polic laboratory. killed soldier _was Hundreds of extra patrolmen ernme toda announced the ‘American Mon- the nine others on were detectives land of Lt. Gen, in a stepped- campaig South streets of Harlem today to pre-| Khanh as The Communist violence be- of a ambassador” acts vent job|by “roving any said the Viet t X Malcolm of followers send the would. deposed| that tween’ and ‘the Black Muslims. military sirongman into virtual|had increased the pace of’the threefold. war ‘At least four policeme were] exile. jotes Buddhist assigne to the mosqu but said ‘The move was apparentl de. the saw nothin suspiciou be- signe to satisfy Khanh’s de- The Vietnamese news agency Thich (venerable) Tam face-sav-| the fore explosio occurred. mand for a graceful; chief spokesma for the had been locke ing exit from the Vietnamese &qu Teais the and to of the Klamath on Hig School District and announce School Disfriet One Celendenta b President Kennedy, daho it K Boar Tak Stan Agai ‘Bil Court Jus- died yes- heart attack, He mild suffered a 82 He was stroke at his desk in his court chamber late in the afternoon of April 5 1962 received He hospita treat until the following July 14. ment terda His with 5-2 was send to Washington From, Retired tice Felix to vote Mart in the é including an amendment. which} creation of specifically bans committees, joint Opinions Vary The floor Sout Viets ‘Exile Khan T Env out burned solid clue—a discovered on one a changes Monday, document. report opposin the one? to be of- ough fire onthe and mosque - reward sat T O eat i and centered beljegislati can a feapo polic b Who Muslim of or ssp authori Sen. Ben Musa, D-The Dalles, By GORDON RICE International United Press opposin it, Musa has said he consti-|doesn’t see anythin wrong with| new SALEM (UPI)—A tution for Oregon was sent to|the state& presen constitutio1 the Senate floor Monda by.the The Senate version is consi de- The move was apparentl House’s Constitutional different from a const Re-| signe to satisfy Khanh’s de- ‘upper vision Committee. consideration| tution under now for mand a gracefu FACE Even as they voted to send itlin the House. It provides for the Vietnames SAVING from committee however, mem-|continued out, election of the state’s| political scene. about provi were talking present officers and contains a| sions that would, hav to apportionmen ‘for- Hmmmmmmm. i spray ex-| fire de- repor — A rich fered. (UPI)—An YORK from Poli Revisio Plan = bloc w t the scene, which was under. po- ay Teelve use of Sunday’s bod lice guard Malcolm himself lay in re- of Malcolm in a gunning- the from. far not ‘mosque in the heart of Harlem| pose in a $2,00 casket for a ‘ballroom of public viewin begin Mosque. Police suspec the early today in what app Black Muslims, whom Malcolm to be the first act of retaliation’ ning today He died Sunda in a| for the assassination of Black) hail of bullets as. he bega to led in New Yor before sever= address a crowd of 40 in aj in ties with them last March, Nationalist leader Malcolm X. for the -assassi- ballroom. said an “explosive de- Harlem determined to do|n: Police were vice” was the possibl cause. of policeme moved Five firemen were everything possibl to prevent to avert Harlem in tensi ie one seriously Monday injure Black eprisals on funeral ian also was hurt in Muslims by Malcolm&# follow- termed scheduled for Saturday that rushed tojers. cious.” Ambulances were A joint y thel— NEW plosio and three-alarm Black a stroyed ironed out eventually in confer-| which give more weight Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we! lence. than does the House to area could find a similar device to chairman, |yersion. And the committee US Sen. Glen Stadler, D SAVE OUR FACES and let Eugene; also! committee The Senate get out? said he would file a minority made several Malcol X i Fo Deat aN 196 ‘Telephon 84-8111 Pages Cents—12 Musli Mosq Solo Stud D N From Ten DIV. a T lo ao Te c en de e eeea nie sitie ha — gradu Bef wh iteratio y pe — exe so bei oe us iy 10} tes Cora andl| ern ipom denie the| a wean ae ea |D a waive tise pal se Gat b fo eal Sa ee oe Ne iaiert —
