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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1965)
_ | 5 Ne ~ Bank Ra Injur Busin WASHINGTO (UPI) Negr banker said consider hed Ay mittee — that i raci e Jose B Morris, mittee partner a First National Bank of Marlin Tex., made the charg in the in prepa testimo the Senat committee, closed b the ernment last year. federal was on gov- A House govern- subcommittee| information operation ment government on he provide witnesses a 1 a Witnesse allege that the its two|! includi loans in assets. Other congressiona Nam: pal secret pm., TeMONE E P jr: p.m., invited. T Trial Arguments WASHINGTON television in trial. (UPI) would If — criminal a The dinner, Junior become a theatrical per-| instead of a search truth? SOJOURNERS TEA, p.m. Pine Grove Room, Willard Ho- tel. Styl show and cards. For call 882-1231 reservations, formance VFW Sale, Rummag AUXILIARY Klamath 535 Avenue, For pm. - closed to was news- Slated guarant — reported “slight- was but still in condition toda in Monica Hospital from condition, seri- Santa ous lung a Tex., on claimed trial he were charges swindling denied was because the televised a_fair| ja ent his over by Margaret narrated Lar- The BPW scholarship will’ be awarded and the recipi introduced. al proceedi Jones entered the hospita protests Napoleo beat the allied Aus- His attorney, John D. Cofer March 23 after he suffered an trian and Russian armies at the asthmatic attack at Lake Tahoe of Austin, did not insist on com- battle of Austerlitz, elimination of all televi- the California-Nevada bor- der. It the second time. sion but only that to which a was within two months he has been defendant migh object. Texas Atty. Gen. hospitalize for similar reasons. Waggoner A hospit spokesma said| Carr and special assistant state the entertainer was “fairly Atty. Gen. Leonard J. Jaworski i Texas’ good but quite ill. He is defended permissive plet on or Fi . DRE sti recoverin scarred mother beat-| onc son. corrective eclive|jamin 5 orego i Uncle, Olicers went to to Rai 5 Chappe home and found C bo had a cauliflowered Ben- Dr. Sher Chappel wa examined Mrs Thursday and said she Sh h cou bur he re- . ory& the|tors bruises KLAMATH to Mrs. feGorum teacher said the children tell how they got not Gallery SHRINE NAOMI 5 White SUNDAY Jerusalem, 2:30 p.m., practice, Masonic Tem Delicious Fri Chicken, You Sis ‘Ste Ham HO M Egg PI SaNDW ODESS. A COFFEE SHOP roe POT E 822 Rock Peint Gi:4,Mond ‘n | as — = - Open = i Greg FOR A PARTY ...? Klamath of Call Quality HAKEY’ IMMEDIATELY! SALE of om their on SEE OUR Klamath Drive. LAW oe ce FURNITURE and MUST BE SOLD Betty of Riverside 2 This Is yarn Wi The Good Foed Iz authorities| Home Furnishings, Rug etc. ASSOCIA- ART chil- SPRI HA SPRU TH GRA WRI... and_ fac- brothers seven bear _ to | mo \es, Complete Stock HAM DINNER, St. James Altar Society 4 to 7 p.m., Gearhart Elementary School. for adults and children. Charg Pre-schoolers free. Hurt depende hom for QUI BUSINE installation practice. p.m., Scottish Rite Temple. not weve “Acc |Iea o bonds (Would the ear, HAFTER 7 AMARANTH, OF a on|! Count psychiatris ane b y as- said Chappel the Mrs. said Gregory is) that Gregory was, extent that]. ‘mean” and that the scars Others At Home face from falis, She s came Mrs, An. said he fell against a hot stov The other seven children -re- free on $2, while climbing to reach some-|mained at home with their par- with disfig-| ‘ents, but Gregor staye in the continued to pour in to- More than $1,00 had been , officer, Thurs an foun th bruises, Chap McGorum, visited his| PAGE—5 en w Him Mrs. Berdelle lam probation eye: had burned iss: Herald AD OF & News 2725 S. COURSE Sixth Ph. Zin into sprin 882-62 nd Corvair b Chevrolet Manst 733 rule. was for uty and — happ Chapp MOOSE,/ Toke nose, puffy lips. and He said his him and 1 members|received throug Thursday. plight was reporte County juvenile jo polic earlier this week by|also said yesterday thal potluck, ORDER offi cutie ly improved” t C 9th Art fol Jones 53 an sien bond charge VFWjuring her Il-year-old THE police brows him Wes toda surgery ——~|TION presents work to 5 p.m. LaDuke, and Spike Jones ‘Improved’ OH, Contributions OF Gregor disfigured — told © Mother rummage Girls’ Dessert issue. On a mem-|nette music/500 p.m., guests, Police SUNDAY is that onl Texas reason Shrine Colorado permit televised| Girls’ annual Senior The A Michiga sur- trials if the judge approves, No Dessert sponsore by the Busi- ple. Dr. Raymond J.. Barrett, of any kind is al- mess and picture- Professional Women’s: th Senate Commerce Com- lowed in federal courts. will be Club of Klamath. Falls The argume again tele- held at the Pine Grove Room of, vised trials is that the impair the Willard Hotel on Monday, the dignit of the court and en- April 5 at All hig p.m. courage participants to “pla to| school seniors in the county are the audience.” Supporter say invited. of chairman Eva Dickso they are merely a facet of the in|the evening has arranged the “public trial’ SANTA Calif. the MONICA, constitution.” a which includes program, Bandleader (UPI) Spik Villa convicted in Estes Tyler, styl show by Fashion session men. TU attention him RUMMAGE SALE, the Wom- an’s Library Club, 8 a.m. to 5 store. p.m., old 88-cent pick call884-7 or 882-0 guerrillas, the touch Commun agains 1 Lynette. Tells “iba made lunch. RUMMAGE SALE, Girls No. 57 9 a.m. 13 Seventh Street ~ SATURDAY EAGLES 7 AUXILIARY, p.m, Secret Pal party. Eagle Hall, downstairs. freely allowed| were courtrooms and|¥ wale wor spaghett Altamont cafeteria. Senior | FOE party, PTA, S attend. to box 7 Hall. Taylor appeare before ‘ bring VFW DANCE, bers and invited ‘Don and Hall. Hall. AUXILIARY, EAGLES’ (UPI) bi othe ‘b Gregory& mother, MIXERS, MERRY carp urge wives’ box 3 refresnments, Grange lig School for news: GRANGE, inclu Ambassador U.S. Nam hei ‘Women View This was the paramount ques- am. Suprem Court argu- Maxwell D. tion in the Sen- ments Thursda on an appeal|=~&qu financier Billie Sol ate Foreign Relations Commit- by Texas. time tee to brief them on the latest Este It marked th first the hig court has examined the development on war Viet to South Viet “f scho b Templ “Al Be p.m.,| busi- p.m. of ‘board meeting, iollows. WOMEN meeting, dance na. {ness (6:30 Bring refreshments. p.m. —~. ee ans, Mulls Court hav the necessary communica- tion procedure open to him! that are for an in: necessary vestor to maintain. Previous testimony on the Marlin bank has indicate that Morris and his partner, Bern- “ard S Garrett, operate the bank behind a “front&q owner. AUXILIARY, old-fashi p.m at result, Morris told the committee investigation of re- cent bank closings, he did not had bled the bank by a number of unsound 7:30 Proceeds Refreshments. VIEW HOUSTON Chappell ‘who has Be by As . patt program, p.m., Shasta proposal public disclo not dealin with on ii : avo considering legislation shi fun require health warn. SHA cigarette packages Morris said:that bot federal records and state bankin officials had tional security. securit ‘The told him it would be better for Creed Black of the Chicag him to conceal his identity as Daily News and Julius Frand- when he took over owner con- sen of United Press Internation- trol of the bank. al. . rummage 82-0547 CARPENTERS’ rem com ot 1 Beat, Spanked, Burned GRANGE SHASTA VIEW PARTY, 8 p.m., refresh- Shasta View Grang Hall. ments. Avenue, Job PARTY, CARD OW T he “Calen Boy Rummage: CARD S a him Fo pic c 904 scare caus lung disease. 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