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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1965)
8 | = — ae ot HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath YORK a Che cu d WALL STOCKS International ‘Amer Arm American Standard ssid Caterpillar Cor Coca Cola go Sie4{St BS. Gas 2 Can oe Pr Cen ERE General Georgi Pacific Northern R Greyhound ee Homestake Power Power Ward Biscuit York Central Natural Gas Northern 11 1.20% Eggs 78% Atiiia Atomic Fund Fun Trust |Chemical Fund {Colonial Fund Dre ra Ame council then |lic hearing it in Asked| 15.97 13.24 14.47 mouiding plant a eration in about 60 Dame of Kanab, com- of b The city will hold a the budget, June. pub Williams Forest erg b eve-| . pedestrian ac- Wayn Dalton, Fred Held Giles LAKEVIEW wide|i ices Funeral — held were Friday, h serv- April 2,|til | Oste - iciating of “building the and Ch Park b buil proce Born will work a the Okla., 191 7 Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines p she Plywoo US Rubber U.S., US. Steel Utilities United West Bank Corp Westinghouss e ‘ing 23 ae . he unaware the car c of the ‘Alam 69 pe walki pope fell.” was|case. Of- Securities over quotatio from Associat o Securit are interdeal 11:30 prices PST|Natl a.m. a 31 = L i“ a kg J ine 23% ‘Moprigon Roudeen 28& m M Fen u gi 6 1 m au United \United a gis Value 5.72 14.16 15. gl Science 8.10 5.99 10 Lines Thief 8.85 , 15.21 to the to move boxcar lines traf- as a shortage 2d dean at POTATO Mon OMai t March labor since ‘This. Memorial ‘Chop Today |— YEAR AGO DATE fair D about MARKET C pa FoB PRICES a: Dry eo Leen USIA DAHO +07 7.00- GROWER USIA us MIN PRICES NET: ace niet US. DAHO |OREGON at by handicappe honoring the who of in the tie Sch ¥ bert at what Lode astronauts | 109,355 7 «10, 6,0 | 0,49, 8,889 rg ol “an Mayfal P tig Prilips, Pepper are Ny | m. P yn Future Nur of Anverica organisations. the organizations, pictured Susan Lind, Lam president Lea reprav ‘ Pe Do Bop lily purchat The above, Future of Pe from left Nurses; Pepper i senior adviser in the USAID sciences in 1960.. During his service at Orego Tech, h was the to National Stan- which prepare dards for Engineerin Technol- ogy Education, the publicatio ‘Characteristics of entitled was Excellence in Engineerin Tech- nolog Education,” and was is- made the comment Labor the De- to 3.74 to million. 4.7 force — October, means’ the rate cent of the its lowest rate’ 1957 47 of every per that Your FUEL DELIV OIL ‘SUNDAY - QUI $ FURNITURE 221 Mein - Mext te Willard Town and Country Phone — and — 882-6626 OUR Herald & News! HARRY Fine Family ie is of train- his awards, the ing, the third is a photograp album of his developmen and the fourth displa contains pic tures of the actual rescue, Julie SE SALE AD 9th & WE DAY to DON&# BUY YET! HAFTER FURNITURE CO. treasurer, OPE TONIGH Fo atu of the Easter Seal Society, will go on sale on an the Town and Klamath Falls wntown Me centers b Klamath Union High School students from sh and Girls ‘preside vice Lin Gre | who Alice Tomlin, Poole and still teaches Peterson, has made plished The Country the Mrs. 60 58 Klama was 10 be by donati taugh in 4 S2 Grade aral from April 3 Poole “Jimmy is Peterson Para-Rescue last week. 'KLAM BASIN Rail & Truck e002 US2 109568 11 2 10 LB SKS Day” man 8) stead I Suda been on a from lis pos He i ser WAIT! Day ‘Poole asm MARKET SHIPMENTS BASI KLAMATH in are. Tee Eve more important seasonall adjuste jobles School Notes damag ad- Tick money= partment announced that unem- 478,00 in fell-by ployment ments - TODAY’S © Saturd more. dropped Street. prevente po a vey has OTI. — 4.50. doo ca Outage g fon th sued by the American Societ Education. G. for Engineering WASHINGTON. (UPI) —Presi- Ross Henninger, director of In- the that Johnson believes was dent on the stitutional Research, nations unem- decline. in the project steering committee. With his’ wife, Ruth, an En- ployment rate to the lowest poin in 7% years is the best glish teacher at Klamath Union economic news of 1965 Hig School Dr. Bingha went wants But Johnson business| the Sudan on appointmen by and labor to continue cooperat the Dunwood Institute of Min- ing to kee the economic boom |rolling and reduce joblessne Johnson ra ar ub ex} scouting; of at ‘of Joble Rat Please L even. out the back seat enter a to instru- musical an an sco Stay Dr. Bingham two-year leave as ‘Thursda after i A thief automobile Telu trunk containing _ Po C jommerce 15.58 tional psychiatri technicians at $800 18,18 Fairview Hom for the mentally 14.41 16.73 ;, 5 oper- Takes tore a ne levels Bingham has ad- v t o| some th railroads ate lnastruments (UPI)—The Ways and 6.5 Means Committee toda 16.58| authorize $500,00 for addi- SALEM R railroad bitet cond 8 Mone Refused Dr in W. D vis Purvine, preside projec of constructing and op- employes Khartoum Senior Institute} erating the ‘o Orego Technic sai Friday that Biag in]Technical School. he plan to remain gini also will be asked to dis- K hartoum, Sudan for an addi- Dr. Bingham came to OTI as u of the possibl cuss joint dean of mechanical and tional two-year assignmen applie which tracks b d Boivin Edwai W Wis 10,52 Windsor xe i allevi luce Lakev answer. from. Plans’ sav- ee T in 9.21 16.15 Wellingt Whiteh 1) the’ when than| valued at more Thurs- about 1:15 pm,,. day, Klamath Falls police have| . retarded. disclosed. In addition to an-ac- ‘The action the full as cordion and a guitar, the thief! PGE committee vot 13- to approve we: FUT whee] stole a spare tire and 44 Bam Nat] Us: rillion yeah imental eRe Valued at approximately $20 Klam-|division A switch failure at the operating budget ‘The theft was reporte to the Potatoes ath substation at noon Thurs- Jennette the of car, owner 10 lb. day, darkened much of the Pa- (UPI) PORTLAND Obituaries Sixth Mairs, 24 of 32 North Power and Light system sacks USIA Russet washed un- cific WHITNEY Street, by Ronald Leavitt, 1022 Edward Leroy Whitney, 33 died April affected Not minutes, Local for six stated: otherwise less MeKinl Street, \ were not film Lakeview, Bly, bags Spragu 7.50, baled 5-10 Ib size A 3.90 Round Reds 6.50. 7;|River and the Keno radar sta- Mountain, 3.59; Idaho tion on Hamaker 50 Ib sacks 3.2 circuits Switching to other baled 5-10 Ib bag mesh 4.40- Aor 10: << one Pra «Pag railroads Canada Income 1830 5.02 9.44 ee [United no Whitney discovered ows te. ents, auster s arate ings should be u: ed to the shipper rates, shortage and to re-irain each other&# 11.60 9.55 Inv Nat& Sec Div Nat& Sec Growth eT but received Mrs. bod _ project for all ‘Caa . fic over solution and Arno W. the sinski, Coga and Robert A. Wilcox, home she arrived work about 5 p.m. and both of Portland. 10.44/ Fellows are assig ed to the| rushed to Mrs. Rutledge’ 19.78| latter office of the vice president cab- the where 5.49| inet and on the White House: 10.32| staff where they gai a year of i front of 10.07;women waited experienc working in hom until officers ar-| 17.65 lh federal government. 11.5 riv are be- Funeral arrangements _11. b O'H Me- 12.68} ‘Nat& Sec Stock Fund ‘Putnam Putnam Growth 324 [Selected Amer Shareholders - Freight Whitney _28.61| _—_ 6.1 1885 5.67 1725 Saturda ilable (Continued: fru. Sco annual expositio Klamath at the County Fair- from 6 to 9 .m. Display range from Scout crafts a fully sigge sal public displa on th Ji e et G oe Tas ‘ye onponitl to orde Okna be groun hospital Tuls re EXPOSI SCOUT cited discharge the Cal she telephon residence soon af- polic told 8.43\ter 18.17 Key S-4 ML Growth asked y oi Att e ri America Bo cas S-1 S-3 neighbor. 11.19|Rutledge, {0.41 7.76 26.23 Variable Nation-| Deal-| counter interdealer Selective th - Police Rose — pure Weyerhaeuser as re- treatment! released. he was were in Oregon SJR 27, now iu Federal State and the Senate would - Committee, Affairs Public Utilities the state rect the in- to Commissioner urge Man Position Seeks Testimony OK& the emergency S Presiden sis To Testif th President SP plant 8 cid ved Houck |) c lit of accidents and victims to the hospita where ‘local un- yi by the opera- and vehicle, Paui Robert- informed so Or o Lakeview b {lc are moned to both transferred the attendnat. victim was been struck b he wh0| J Ho rig an o following 4:08 p.m., at the intersection Martin and Radcliffe streets, ont Count Delaware in Nov. in sl R Cemetery. ai will shi mouldin, Jumber to his plant in Kanab, Utah, but later will close was was of 601 Ave- Jan son, from “I Dalton said, steppe felt when I the street was something hit my leg of the other side of the on in Site nearl when street leg just’ my Was: for Dame going int -|Gi 4 w h Mar G Assembly A in o th moulding| tnd. the burial start team the middle of the block when he Mrs. Loga told officers she struck by an automobile observed was the motorcycl ap- |backin| a parking side space, proaching her on th left about 7:30 p.m., between Klam- of the car but was unable to ath Avenue and Main Street. sto in time to avert a collision. Dalton had nearly crossed! Houck plowe into the ieft fen- the to opposit side of the der of the car and sustained street when fell to the pave- bruises as the result of the ac- assistan cident. ment and called for Peace Ambulance was su m- from sta- a service nearby ‘o consid- feet and ‘complet here 1 TIE the in was is to be con-| at 2 p.m. in the Ousle it is plann to man Chape for Martha the first half in time’ died operation of the ma- structed to city polic For Corporatio accidents and noted Frid Rifes Broth- American’ 11 “minor afterno Injured cident alternate. Accidents pedes 2233 Patterson Street, who injuries crossing South Sixth Street long feet 300 yesterd ning, a traffic in site t h Injured Separate and sustained pellet mill moulding previously was ste building A west! the on Products which storage During 6.21 . former seed plant and instead of the former of 9.81 13.20 1655] is ers and on location plant building of the th budg com to 5 The motoreyclist op-(( separate in M. R. Utah, this for construc- Pedestrian Two In A of days ‘ Hi Fa World Air Tri-Continental Union Carbide until budge compose completed by May 9.97 5.69 2.99 wit 14.61 havin Cyclist, marrie in 2 no on Nov. 14 I the- accident, Christo- down| to Donald E, Giles, 20 of 2685 Rad- She lived had this operation. The building is|survives. cite for failure to, cliffe, was for the pas 1 lal-|Lakeview dismantied to be there and 11.57 Inv. after of the 65%2/ way years.| 10. this year moved to Klamath er 11.58 survivors three 10.57 Other are he collided with an automobile 20%4|Diver Growth and erected tract Falls on a student ol McCo of Win-| Joperate by Helen Clair Logan, sons, James 15% A So-year- purchase from th city. hi toc! ¢ Institute too E chester, Ore., Troy McCo of 58 of 333 Fulton Street, about Technical on and James Price ‘Vaughn Hebo Ore., and Kenneth Giles| 10381084) about Fund home at his 42%| the of Lakeview; a daughter, Shar-| 12.46 —13.54/3 p Thursday, when he Judd, who ‘helpe build |Fidelity Capita 55 arrived have — of two 20.53 22.3 shot Lakeview; step- 49%|Fidelity Trend throug the head| Utah’ Lakeview for the work here. 12.55 with’ 1.45 Mauser rifle daughters, Joyce Hubbard of mm. an 127%| Letha Schewigar have 5.8 5.19 Police re- |F.LF. gal nd Klamath 4 Seaside; one _contin- 7.88 8.6! | Fund granddaughter Officers are port 68%4| Presi- SALEM (UPI)—Senate Kristine Kay McCo of Hebo; Sec Com 16.54| to seek information relat- | 69 said today of dent Harry Boivin William Sheirls brother, |i a 8.2Llin to the reason for the sui- 448 |Gr Sec Aero four the presiden of Southern Pa- Mrs. sisters, 64%|Hamilton H.D, xd and officials of Railroad Seco loy Hanson of Bentonville, cific 8.3 Inv. Dead is Edward Lero asa | 52% Five WASHINGTON (UPI) of|two railroad unions had agr Mrs. Clyd Mitchell 13.54]ne 170 Siskiyo Street who % have been students Okla., Mrs Maria Wi- to appear before a Senate com-| left’ the campus about 3:10 in ‘Orego |Investors’ Grou 36 named semifinalists for the 196 mer of Calif., and Mrs. mittee hearing April 2 into the 7.13 the afternoon and was observed Intercontinental 6.59 47% between 3:15 White House fellows program in-| home Mutual 2.40 13.48Jarriving | Burges o Torrenc Calif. full-crew bill. 467 Johnson. stituted by President Lorraine| 23.50|and 3:30 by Mrs. Stock 21.30 Chosen to compete for the 1 The lat- a Trans are the is Plans call for tee’s work. on the Bid 31% 20 76 La Carton MUTUAL FUNDS until 1 a.m. today Prices 20%|Blue Ridge Bullock Van Mines Tektronix Co. Texas Gulf Sulf Texas Pacific Thiokol Zamsk ‘Adolp Stocks 4 Texas Cop Min GUN Ba O os Ins. retailers: in re-elect- was and president of the left, McCart, K. hope LAKEVIEW—With pro of the ) three weeks b lav ed chairman of which mittee, ———— 38% 13 69% J. Cam pose in about | Dairy page- prior to consideration of the budget which will occur large 39-42 cents; AA/five city councilm Mayo | 37-40c A larg 35-36c; AA|Robert Veatch and six members {medium 31-35¢ AA small 23-25c.|from the public. 6 California Indiana to extra 845 Pacific Loc To — com- the city with! tour |lar 6 37% Sperry Rand tour Egg 73%/ Co. _2.99-2.99 2.99-2.99% — invited O are inspectin city property and improvements week broke ground The committee agree to this of the building just proposal Plans call for this a f Lakeview. 6415 2.63% 2 (UPI) com- him, 1.21 page 32% Oil consideration, mitteemen to Lage : 3.00% 2.9 3.001 298 Mar PORTLAND 45% |market: Safew: Con jul 54% Bank 1.20 1.2 51% Gamble ae Rye May com- mittee review each city depart ment&# goals as its budge is considered, and to hel in this he Klamath County Unit of the Cancer Society, Tamara MaéPherson, representi the Oreg Di- vision of the society. William D, Smith is serving as gen- eral chairman of the crusade during April, designate as crusade month, cancer — placard Lumberman Starts Plant Job are Sough Review stamp new the Hig iAwint CRUSADE Chet Klamath Falls Post PROMOTES CANCER center, postmaster of the depicting a new five-cent sale Friday in commemoration of the cancer. never-ending fight against Takin note’ of the his pro- and the suggeste that the He D2 69% enn Bids ers. arid asked rices. 72 told STAMP Office, display a stamp that went on mittee. 70% ate t T 1 Tee 68M BB 68% 36 Radio Corporation Oil Close a 62% Pacific templated. ‘Th city manager budge committee that posal are just that subject to révision b Grain — Low 1.49% 1.473 1.48% 1.45% 1.44 L45te 1.50% 149% 1.50 D (e ep liar 554 Phillips al oa 36 ! 6%4la Pac Gas Elec Penney J.C. The UPD lish 445|" Montana Montgom New NEW Langslet Park, Moore at the Gilchri Carson and neighborhood parks and playground are con- Whe 21% Nat& N. Jimprovements |range say Standard Standard Standard - * ain tm Meese san Soc Mo and 17.50-18.2 at G rains 3318 t Southern 2- at 15-15.50 1- S\May Se P Man Sout 18-18,7 [Sows on chri of Henley Hig Terri House of Bonanza will be place second at district the alternate. Barbara Joan Rogers of Bend Impromptu Speakin alternate. first Cacka of Malin, place Radio Commentary: John An- Cath Angel of Bonanza, sec- tle, Henle High School place ond, and Don Roger of Chilo- first at district; Allen ‘Hobso juin will be the alternate. of Merrill High. placed second of Panner Gwen Oratory: and Riley Wilson and Richard Bend won first Jer- at district; Takacs of Malin will be th al- ty Rich of Bend secon an t ernates. Callister & Sherri Poetry Reading Shelia Simon Hig School will go to state as of Henley Hig School, place the alternate. first at district; won Students from Bonanza Gre Williams] of Bonanza second and the B Division in Debate and Sonj Sweene of Bend will be will be the only B Division will gener- construction, private Lary with as Kit Sle 415 Kennecott Coppe Lockheed Aircraft Martin Stokely ills 53% ‘ane gohas Procter. few barrows 2 - |850-7- 374 8 101% Cement 2 Cb 56% 23% Tal ir Northern tb 27-32 675. - Foods Motors Portland eneral Hog it progresses, new crag “iti School, and have a tremendous effect in upgradin the community.” Kyle suggeste that work on the city’s park system contin- accordance with a five- ue in year plan adopte several year major items in ago. He not the par schedule include land- seapi of the Moore Park Ma- rina and Conge Park. Further Shee 240. Few mostly choice Slaughte lam 2 and pelt 22.25; ulilily goo ewes 997 (2 Dynamic Gen as ate veal- choice ‘ utility-standard ‘15-26 (3 Fibreboard Firestone Ford General 180- 77%4\ Good- it cutter feeder canner’ good- oth Speilma Kris utili 22; Be Calves 385. 29 149% 981, 4 47% 358; heifers 14-18 10-13 5814| Zellerbach Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Gow Clem Du Pont Eastman Kodak Evana and Ford were| ‘: Chryste Cor . Spe Me ei of School Srogui Be in District Bend/ first at Eric district; will be competi against Haskins of Merrill, place sec- district in ,th Orego and Fred Castro of Gil- winners State Speec Meet” which will High School a the alter- be held April 8, 9 and 1 at nate Orego State University in Cor-& After-Dinner Erin Speaki v allis. Nielson of Sue first; Malin, who won a the dis Students Dickens of Bend, second, and trict_ meet and will be attend. Riley Wilson of Malin as the al- the state meet, speakin ternate, in in their speec specialty are: Humorous Interpretatio Serious Interpretation: Mari- Kim Kizer_ of Chiloquin first Linda Kirk- lyn Duncan of Malin High place at district; School, place first at district: patrick of Malin, second, and 1) Livestock PORTLA livestock: Air Brunswick Continental Page from 2 Boein Columbia Chrysl setters. (Continued Pla Comp At OSU reduced the nor- summer “|past ‘s|in demand in the autos. 36 RCA carryover. eased‘a bit following) mal cash balance €0%ajnews it had called off’merger| The quality of our maintenance has been work generally very 68%|talks with Prentice-Hall. Pren- thus goo repeat performances tice, traded. on the “American not required, and we are can also lest ground, / forward to othe repairs.” move The city said re- manager 31s queste new street construction ae (UPI)—(USDA) will kee the engineerin de- 9% 41y4|— for partment “‘at full throttle” Cattle 1395 Bulk high good the comin year. 5 |choice steers 24.50-24.75 stand- Work ‘Overdue’ 7 [ard Holsteins 21.50; mixed “Much o this work,’ he com- 98% Bethlehem Steel Int in Stock below — shade today the steels Jones & Lukens and National Sheet were pace Laughlin A Cor rp Gr. Among |Youngstown Air Lines (UPI) finish a best Tevels ti Au American Can American Motors AT&T American Tobacco Anaconda Copp Crown lheiy M4 STREET YORK NEW prices Spe Winn PAGE—S Kyl Urg Pa Rais I Bua FINANCE Stocks NEW By United Press Friday, April 2, 1965 Falls, Oregon "MA and 2135 So. 6th Klama USINESS! Furniture Slashed To Go oe |
