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1957
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HARRY
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is of
train-
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ing, the third is a photograp
album of his developmen and
the fourth displa contains pic
tures of the actual
rescue,
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9th &
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DAY
to
DON&# BUY YET!
HAFTER
FURNITURE CO.
treasurer,
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Fo
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of the Easter Seal Society, will go on sale on
an
the
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and
Klamath Falls
wntown
Me
centers
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and
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Alice
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the
Mrs.
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April 3
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School Notes
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partment announced that unem-
478,00 in
fell-by
ployment
ments
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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
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scouting;
of
at
‘of
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even.
out the back seat
enter
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to
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musical
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Dr.
Bingham
two-year leave
as
‘Thursda after
i A thief automobile
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containing
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technicians at
$800
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6.5 Means Committee toda
16.58|
authorize
$500,00 for addi-
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railroad
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8
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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
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of
mechanical
and
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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!
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Klam-|division
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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
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Lakeview, Bly,
bags
Spragu
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size A 3.90 Round Reds 6.50. 7;|River and the Keno radar sta-
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home
she arrived
work about 5 p.m. and both of Portland.
10.44/
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rushed to Mrs. Rutledge’
19.78|
latter office of the vice president cab-
the
where
5.49|
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10.32|
staff where they gai a year of
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from 6 to 9
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a fully
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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
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To Testif
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President
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plant
8 cid
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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
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west!
the
on
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which
storage
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6.21
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former
seed plant and
instead of the former
of
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is
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and
on
location
plant building of the
th budg com
to
5
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motoreyclist
op-(( separate
in
M. R.
Utah, this
for construc-
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of
days
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Tri-Continental
Union Carbide
until
budge
compose
completed by May
9.97
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2.99
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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
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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%
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purchase from th city.
hi
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Technical
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and
James
Price
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about
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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
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Klamath
4
Seaside;
one
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7.88
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granddaughter
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port
68%4|
Presi-
SALEM
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Kristine
Kay McCo of Hebo;
Sec Com
16.54| to seek information relat-
|
69
said today
of dent Harry Boivin
William
Sheirls
brother,
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a
8.2Llin to the reason for the sui-
448 |Gr Sec Aero
four
the presiden of Southern Pa-
Mrs.
sisters,
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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
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Stocks
4
Texas
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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%
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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
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to
extra
845
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—
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the city with!
tour
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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
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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
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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%
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NEW
Langslet
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Moore
at
the
Gilchri
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and neighborhood
parks and playground are con-
Whe
21%
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[Sows
on
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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%
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barrows
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Cement
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23%
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Northern
tb 27-32
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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
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livestock:
Air
Brunswick
Continental
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from
2
Boein
Columbia
Chrysl
setters.
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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
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FINANCE
Stocks
NEW
By United Press
Friday, April 2, 1965
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