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Herald and News, 1960

January

Fire destroys auto company in Lakeview (Collins Chevrolet), Jan. 1, 1960, p1.

Tomahawk ski facilities in operation, Jan. 1, 1960, p3A.

Father and son meet (photo, Charles A. McFarlan, Charles D. McFarlan), Jan. 1, 1960, p4A.

New site selected for OIT (photo, Gordon Trapp, Jack Hunderup, H.A. Bork, Winston Purvine), Jan. 1, 1960, p5B.

New look in school sports program (photo, Jim Johnson), Jan. 1, 1960, p3B.

West Coast Airlines replaces United Air Lines, July 31, Seattle to San Francisco circuit, (photo, Mayor Lawrence Slayter, George Pomeroy, Sally Foley) Jan. 1, 1960,p5B.

Esquire Theater repaired due to wind damage (photo), Jan. 1, 1960, p5B

Train trestle across Lake Ewauna damaged by fire (photo), Jan. 1 1960, p6B.

Payless Drug (main street branch) suffers fire damage, Sunday, May 24, (photo), Jan. 1 1960, p7B.

Dick B. Miller Oldsmobile dealership damaged by fire, (photo), Jan. 1, 1960, p7B

McCollum Lumber Company, South Sixth and East Main, destroyed by fire, (photo), Jan. 1, 1960, p7B.

F-101 Voodoos replace F-86 Sabers at Kingsley Field, Thursday, May 28, (photo), Jan. 1, 1960, p7B.

Newly appointed county officials (photo, Charlie Mack, Frank Ganong), Jan 1 1960, p7B.

Johns-Manville plant officially opened, Tuesday, June 30, (photo, Governor Mark Hatfield, Herald and News publisher Frank Jenkins, J-M President A. R. Fisher), Jan1, 1960, p7B.

J. F. Kennedy visits Oregon, Jan. 4, 1960, p2.

Burt Elliot Hawkins dies at Hillside Hospital, age 84 (hospital is now Klamath Christian Center, located on Alameda Bypass), Jan. 4, 1960, p2.

Obsolete terminal building (Kingsley Field AFB) to be destroyed, (photo), Jan. 5, 1960, p1.

County judges to be chosen by voters, Jan. 6, 1960, p1.

Updating of Civil Defense procedures, (photo, Malcolm H. MacEwen, Joe Searles), Jan. 6, 1960, p4.

Globetrotters appear at Pelican Court (Klamath Union High School), (photo, J. C. Gipson), Jan. 6, 1960, p12.

“State of the Union” address by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Jan. 7, 1960, p1A.

Three advisors from Klamath County named to Governor’s board on Indian affairs, Jan. 7, 1960, p4A.

Fatal auto accident on Hwy 97 at Algoma. Charles Edward Rutherford, Eugene (photo), Jan. 8, 1960, p1.

Special film to be shown at the Tower Theater, The Amazing Transparent Man, Jan. 8, 1960, p4.

New display at Klamath County Museum for Fort Klamath relics, (photo, Carole Gervais, secretary to curator Ben Swartz),Jan. 10, 1960, p1A-2A.

Funeral services for Anna Rogers (1885-1960) (photo) Jan. 10, 1960, p1A.

Proposed park site at Copco Lake (photos), Jan. 10, 1960, p2-3.

Planned, four year study for control of mosquitoes, Jan 11, 1960, p7.

Conversion of Klamath Auditorium to civic recreation center (present location of Klamath County Museum), (photo), Jan. 12, 1960, p1.

Police chief, Charles Howard, examines Gospel Mission’s registry for drunks, vagrants, (photo of chief Howard), Jan. 12, 1960, p4.

$5,000 Weyerhaeuser donation towards OTI campus site, (photo, J. B. Bishop, Weyerhaeuser Co. manager; Vern Owens, fund chairman), Jan 13,1960, p1A.

Contract for Winnemucca-to-the-Sea highway, Jan. 13, 1960, p1A.

City may assume control of old Hwy 97 ( 9^th street to Oregon Ave. to Biehn St.), Jan. 13, 1960, p4A.

Barbara Olson voted Miss March of Dimes, Jan. 13, 1960, p4A.

Dr. John Waterman, head of the mental health section, addresses Klamath Advisory Council, Jan.13, 1960, p2B.

Miss March of Dimes, Barbara Olson, (photo), Jan. 13, 1960, p1A.

Outstanding Citizenship Awards (United Fund), (photo, Pat Kossman, Jack Grewell, Mrs. Fred Miller, Ruby Sheridan, Gene Yadon, Gilbert Morey, Jim Arnold, Fritz Hahn), Jan. 14, 1960, p1A.

Ron Phair, owner of Big Y Market, becomes president of United Fund, (photo, Chuck Burman, Ron Phair, Leo Molatore, Marie Chamberlain), Jan 14, 1960, p4A.

Oregon Technical Institute receives $10,000 worth of equipment for its Auto-Diesel division, Jan. 14, 1960, p12A.

Tearing down of control tower at Kingsley Field by Gospel Mission, (photo), Jan. 14, 1960, p8B.

Ed Sployd, renter at the Baldwin Hotel, wills $42,000 to Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Town (photo), Jan. 15, 1960, p1A.

Comments from outgoing United Fund president, Paul F. Cruikshank, (photo), Jan. 15, 1960, p2A.

Wood River Valley pioneer (Fort Klamath), John G. Stuart, dies at the age of 91, (photo), Jan. 15,  1960, p4A.

Overhauled natatorium forces KUHS swimmers to YMCA until project complete, (photo), Jan. 18, 1960, p1.

GOP chairman, Peter M. Gunnar to speak at Winema Hotel on Jan. 21, (photo), Jan. 18, 1960, p4.

Globetrotters appear at Pelican Court, Klamath Union High School, (photo), Jan. 18, 1960, p9.

John Kerbow, state representative for Klamath County, will not run a third term, (photo), Jan. 19, 1960, p1.

KUHS students collect for March Of Dimes, (photo), Jan 20, 1960, p1A.

Airman First Class John William Carswell is convicted of possession of marijuana, Judge David R. Vandenberg presiding, Jan. 20, 1960, p6A.

Klamath Falls realtor, E. M. Chilcote, speaks to members and guests of the Klamath County Historical Society, Jan. 20, 1960, p9A.

Dr. H. M. Amsberry is named 1960 heart fund chairman for Klamath County, (photo), Jan. 20, 1960, p10A.

Hospital Survey Board of Governors complete fund drive for survey of Klamath Basin hospital needs, (photo, Rev. Robert Groves, Loren Palmerson, Bob Mest, Greer Draw, Lemire, Ed Geary), Jan. 21, 1960, p1A.

Books dealing with Oregon history and available from the Klamath County Museum, Bernard Swartz, curator, Jan. 21, 1960, p3A.

20% rate hike sought by Oregon Water Corporation, opposed by city manager G. S. Vergeer, Jan. 21, 1960, p3A.

Carrol Howe, supervisor of county schools, resigns, (photo), Jan. 22, 1960, p1.

YMCA membership drive begins, (photo of Ross Ragland), Jan. 25, 1960, p1.

97 Trailer Park, one mile south of Klamath Falls, bought by Mr. And Mrs. D. A. Pitts, (photo), Jan 25, 1960, p7.

Richfield service station operators honored, Jan. 25, 1960, p7.

Potato grower, 9 year old Steven Swisher, wins contest, (photo), Jan. 26, 1960, p1.

Dale “Snuffy” Smith, candidate for County Sheriff, (photo), Jan. 26, 1960, p1.

Sacred Heart Academy annex, (photo), Jan. 26, 1960, p1.

Klamath Sheriff’s Posse, (photo, Vane Caley, Joe A. Jones, Tom McGaughey, Ralph Utley), Jan. 26, 1960, p2.

Sacred Heart Academy annex opened, (photo), Jan. 27, 1960, p4A.

A1C John William Carswell, 22, sentenced to three years in prison, Jan. 27, 1960, p4A.

Market Basket stores (2) garner $130 for March of Dimes, (photo, Barbara Olson, Bob Anderson, Melvin Loy), Jan. 27, 1960, p12A.

Drawing of Captain Jack presented to museum at Lava Beds, (photo, Buddy Crim, Irvin Kerr), Jan. 28, 1960, p1A.

Street renovation, repair after construction of South Suburban Sanitary District’s sewer system, Jan. 28, 1960, p1A.

Courtroom enlarged, Klamath County Courthouse, Jan. 28, 1960, p4B.

New computing maching in assessors office, Jan. 29, 1960, p2A.

Shippington log ponds, (photo), Jan. 31, 1960, p2.

Howard R. Perrin, architect, moves to 1415 Esplanade, (photo), Jan. 31, 1960, p3.

February

Vaclav Kalina, Republican candidate for county commissioner, (photo), Feb. 1, 1960, p1.

BigY Market, 4710 South Sixth Street, sold, (photo, Ronald E. Phair, Jack Hallmark, Dick Howard, W. C. Clark), Feb. 1, 1960, p5.

Robert Starbuck joins architectural firm, Williams Building, (photo, Robert Starbuck, Murdo Morrison, John Howard), Feb 5, 1960, p8.

John M. Smith files for election as State Representative, (photo), Feb. 7, 1960, p1A.

Klamath County Junior Historical Society hosts Klamath County Historical Society at Fremont School (photo, Mrs Buena Stone, Tamia Mitchell, Leo Jocks, Leslie Currin, Pam Nelson), Feb. 7, 1960, p3A.

Indian relics recovered from Lower Klamath Lake, displayed at Klamath County Museum, (photo, Carol Gervais with skull), Feb. 7, 1960, p5A.

Survival training for Kingsley Field aircrews, (photos), Feb. 7, 1960, p2.

Frank F. Ganong files for re-election , (photo), Feb. 8, 1960, p1.

New street department building OK’d by city council (site of Ewauna Box Factory), Feb. 9, 1960, p1.

Paul F.Cruikshank honored, (photo), Feb. 10, 1960, p1A.

Solon Obil Shattuck, soldier and homesteader at Fort Klamath, 1873-1915, (photos), Feb. 10, 1960, p8A.

Federal National Defense Act angers city budgeters, Feb. 10, 1960, p4B.

Klamath Reservation Jaycees seek new queen for 1960 National Invitational All-Indian Basketball Tournament, (photo), Feb. 10,1960, p7B.

Expansion of Courthouse, third floor, completed, Feb. 11, 1960, p6A.

New terminal building at Kingsley Field open to public, Feb. 11, 1960, p6A.

Klamath Auditorium (present Klamath County Museum) board of directors OK use as a community center, Feb. 11, 1960, p6A.

Aviation pioneers honored by Oregon Pilots Association, Satellite Restaurant, new terminal building at Kingsley Field AFB, (photo), Feb. 12, 1960, p1A.

Street crossing, West Side Bypass terminus on Main Street, (photo, Adam Wilkinson, Laurie Hardenbrook, Trudie Foster), Feb. 14, 1960, p1A.

Solon Obil Shattuck, Fort Klamath soldier and homesteader, concluding story, Feb. 14, 1960, p6B.

Central Fire Station, Broad Street, (photos, Ralph Edwards, Jack Culley, Jim Brown, M. F. Shreeves, Roy Rowe, George Gheller, Alen Houchins, Kenneth Free), Feb. 14, 1960, p4.

Benefit dance at Fort Klamath nets $22, Feb 15, 1960, p3.

Bids invited for construction of Falcon Heights Elementary School, Feb. 15, 1960, p4.

Washburn Way residents complain of paving assessments, Feb. 16, 1960, p4.

George Flitcraft files as candidate for state representative, (photo), Feb. 17, 1960, p1A.

New National Guard Armory opens at 2501 Shasta Way, Feb. 17, 1960, p4A.

Truant pupil arrested, Feb. 18, 1960,p4A.

Ex-county school chief candidate for Legislature (photo, Carrol Howe), Feb. 19, 1960, 1A.

Mrs. Anna May Copperfield, granddaughter of Winema (Toby Riddle) turns 78, Feb.19, 1960, p1A.

Mayor Lawrence Slater proclaims Feb. 21 as National Guard Muster Day, Feb. 19, 1960, p4A.

Art gallery To Open Doors Next Week, Feb. 21, 1960, P2 (of magazine)

Museum Seeks Donations, Basin History Information, Feb. 22, 1960, p5

County Court Post Sought By KF Roofer, Cecil Fitzgerald, Feb. 23, 1960,p1

Incumbent Charlie DeLap Files Again, Feb 23, 1960,p1

KF Evangelist Candidate For Mother Of The Year, Caroline Marie Timms, Feb. 23, p3

South Suburban Sanitary District Problems Discussed, Feb. 24, 1960, p1A

Second Demo Files Entry In Judge Race, William A. Creswell, Feb. 25, 1960,P1A

Suburban Sanitary District: Public Roads, Feb. 25, 1960, P 1A

Suburbanite Who’s Mad, Seeks Post, as County Commissioner, George Overmire, Feb. 26, 1960, P1A

Street Repair Questions Lead To District Office, South Suburban Sanitary District, Feb.26, 1960 P2A

Payment Due On June1; Special Tax Levy Likely, South Suburban Sanitary District, Feb. 28, 1960, P4B

District Blames Planning; Cites Money Saved on Sale of Bonds, South Suburban Sanitary District, Feb 29, 1960, P2

March

Agency Lake Resort Area Planned By Group From MW, Mar. 2, 1960, P1

Businessman Desires Post As Assessor, T. C. Griggs, Mar. 3, 1960, P1A

Judge David R. Vandenberg, (photo), Mar. 3, 1960, p1A.

Increase in Klamath Union High School budget, Mar 3, 1960, P1A.

Armco Drainage and Metal Products Inc. locates in Klamath Falls, on Broad Street, Mar. 3, 1960, P3A.

322^nd FIS, Kingsley Field, hosts AFROTC, Mar. 3, 1960, p5A.

Mayor Lawrence Slater signs proclamation (photo, L. Slater, Mrs. Frank Peyton), Mar. 3, 1960, p9A.

Montgomery Ward exhibit at Klamath Basin Home Show, (photo), Mar. 3, 1960, p3B.

Judge Charles H. Foster, Lakeview, temporarily fills local circuit court position, (photo), Mar. 3, 1960, p9B.

Fresh snow at Tomahawk and Shasta ski bowls, Mar. 4, 1960, p1.

Winners, American Legion Auxillary Essay Contest, (photo, Lewis Rickey, Robert Amberg, Richard Steinboch, Carmelle Hartin, Patti Probst, Judy Angstead), Mar. 4, 1960, p1.

Willard Ostlund joins Klamath County Health Department, (photo), Mar. 4, 1960, p2.

Deputy Dale Mattoon resigns (photo), Mar. 4, 1960, p4.

Elvis Presley leaves military, Mar. 4, 1960, p5.

Mrs. Birdie Burk, pioneer, (photo), Mar. 4, 1960, p7.

Statistical survey at Klamath Valley Hospital, Mar. 4, 1960, p7,

Open house at Sacred Heart High School, (photos), Mar. 4, 1960, p9.

General Curtis R Low leaves Kingsley Field for new assignment, (photo, Gen. Low, Capt. Ray Royse, Lt. Col. Wilson Edwards), Mar. 6, 1960, p1A.

Walter H. Turner, Democrat, candidate for state representative, (photo), Mar. 6, 1960, p1A.

Dale Mattoon, Republican, candidate for sheriff, Mar. 6, 1960, p1A.

Politicians answer students’ questions, (photo, Floyd Wynne, Frank Ganong, Mrs. Olive Cornett, Lawrence Slater, Harry Boivin), Mar. 6, 1960, p2A.

Klamath County Fair Board answers questions/ complaints from local amateur organizations, Mar. 6, 1960, p4A.

1935 Klamath Union High School graduate, Commander Dean M. French, USN, assigned to Pentagon, (photo, Com. French, Admiral R. L. Swart, Admiral E. W. Clexton), Mar. 6, 1960, p7A.

Fort Klamath Ski Tournament, 1927- 1938, (photos), Mar. 6, 1960, p 2-3.

Questions answered by college administrators, (photos, Dr.Dan Poling, Dr. Francis Nickerson, Vernon Parkhurst, Robert Smith, Hugh Simpson), Mar. 7, 1960, p10.

Local thief, “Safeway Bandit” receives life imprisonment, Mar. 8, 1960, p1.

Red Cross blood drive, (photo), Mar. 8 1960, p5.

“Indian Days To Modern Ways” presentation given by Reservation Discussion Group at Fremont School (High Street), (photo, Henry Cole), Mar. 9, 1960, p1A.

Klamath Basin irrigation assessment, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Mar. 9, 1960, p1A.

Gene Favell, Kiwanis president, (photo), Mar. 9, 1960, p12A.

Fred Calfee, Democrat, campains for sheriff, (photo), Mar. 10, 1960, p1A.

Klamath Union High School Concert Band plays at Mills School Auditorium, (photo),  Mar. 10, 1960, p4A.

Census takers’ exams given at Klamath County Fairgrounds, Mar. 10, 1960, p4A.

“Indian Days to Modern Ways” funds placed in escrow for proposed hospital, Mar. 10, 1960, p8A.

Al Vincze, Republican, candidate for county judge, (photo), Mar. 11, 1960, p1A.

W. R. Evans, Democrat, candidate for county judge, (photo), Mar. 11, 1960, p1A.

Bids received for construction of Falcon Heights Elementary School, Kingsley Field AFB, Mar. 11, 1960, p4A.

Ground fracture at Clear Lake causes concern, (photo), Mar. 13, 1960, p1A.

Ronald E. Phair, Republican, candidate for U.S. Congress, (photo), Mar. 13, 1960, p1A.

Gene’s Men and Boy’s Wear (Sixth and Main Streets), (photo, Gene Favell),  mar. 13, 1960, p2A.

Gold scales discovered in vault at First Western Bank of Dorris, California, (photo, William G. Hagelstein with scales), Mar. 13, 1960, p4A.

Walls of Farm Bureau office, 4645 South 6^th, receives mural, (photo, Sydney Kerns), <ar. 14, 1960, p1.

Local Civil Defense connects to national network, (photo, Buster Gordon), Mar. 15, 1960, p3.

Klamath County Museum releases research paper on Modoc- Klamath Indians, circa Modoc War, Mar. 15, 1960, p4.

Modoc Lumber Company buys city property, south of overpass, Mar. 15, 1960, p4.

Death of Effie Pearl Frain, wife of Wren Frain (son of Martin Frain), 1881-1960. Mar. 16, 1960, p4A.

Chest X-ray survey for Klamath County, (photo, Dr. Ambrose Churchill, Max Braden, Del Hansen, Dr. Seth Kerron), Mar. 17, 1960, p1A.

Ramona Soto, 16, chosen as Queen of All Indian Basketball Tournament, (photo), Mar. 17, 1960, p1A.

First part of a 2- part story on the pioneer family of John Loosely, Fort Klamath, (photo), Mar. 17, 1960, p2A.

Klamath County engineer, Jack Kolinoski, receives detailed road maps from State Highway Commission, (photo), Mar. 18,1960, p1A.

Klamath Nation, All Indian Basketball Tournament, in semi-finals, Mar. 18, 1960, p2B.

New airport terminal, replacing WW II tower, to be dedicated, Kingsley Field AFB,

(photos), Mar. 18, 1960, p4B.

New addition to Klamath Falls Gospel Mission nearly complete, Mar. 20, 1960, p2A.

Part two of John Loosely story, Fort Klamath pioneer family story, (photo), Mar. 20, 1960, p5A.

YMCA children visit F-101B Voodoos at Kingsley Field, (photo), Mar. 20, 1960, p7A.

Airport Terminal Building formally dedicated, (photo), Mar. 20, 1960, p6A

Earl Kerns cattle operation on Keno Road, (photos), Mar. 20, 1960, p1-3, 7

Bronze Plaque dedicating Klamath Falls Terminal Building, (photo, Mayor Lawrence Slater), Mar. 21, 1960, p1.

Montage photograph of Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Mar. 22, 1960, p1.

Explosion in Bly destroyes Bly Garage, Hwy 66, (photo), Mar. 22, 1960, p4.

Bill Hawley records a perfect 300 game at Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley [South 6^th and Altamont], (photo) Mar. 22, 1960, p9.

Klamath Kamera and News Center, 1004 Mainstreet, Klamath Falls, Oregon, (photo, George and Hazel DuPont), Mar. 23, 1960, p5A.

Accident on Hwy 66 near Bonanza, Mar. 23, 1960, p4A.

Youth Center opens in Dorris, Calif, (photos), Mar. 24, 1960, p1A.

Book writer, Merryle S. Rukeyser, to speak to Knife and Fork Club at Willard Hotel, (photo), Mar. 24, 1960, p2A.

Teacher/artist, Lois Takach, to display artwork at Klamath Art Gallery in Maple Park, (photo), Mar. 24, 1960, p8A.

Wristwatch won following airport terminal dedication, donated by Beach’s Jewelers, 834 Mainstreet, (photo, Bob Beach, Eddie Gordon others), Mar. 24, 1960, p3D.

Dance celebration planned for 10^th anniversary of Yacht Club club house, (photo, Louis Bath, Estelline O’Harra, Helen Yahraus), Mar. 24, 1960, p4D.

Ken Jensen Circus to appear at Klamath Auditorium, Mar. 25, 1960, p1A.

81 year old clergyman, Albert Broyles, guards crosswalk at Mills School, (photo), Mar. 25, 1960, p2A.

Barbershop Quartet to be at Mills School Auditorium, tickets sold at Derby’s Music Co. (photo), Mar. 27, 1960, p1A.

Klamath County Welfare Commission asks State Public Welfare Commission for money, request denied, Mar. 27, 1960, p1A.

New receptionist at Klamath Valley Hospital, (photo, Mrs. Dorothy Leiker), Mar. 27, 1960, p3A.

Custodian at Stearns School, (photo, Robert H. Anderson), Mar. 27, 1960, p4A.

Thirteen pound Rainbow trout caught off Eagle Ridge, (photo, Ted Albert), Mar. 27, 1960, p2B.

Stagecoach at Moore Park returned to owner, Alfred “Cap” Collier, Mar. 29, 1960, p4.

Road Advisory Committee, led by Francis “Van” Landrum, charged with developing county road program, Mar. 30, 1960, p1A.

Roll call of 1960 census takers, Klamath Basin, Mar. 30, 1960, p1A.

Juvenile study committee to be named from Women’s Library Club membership, Mrs. Fred Goeller, chairman, Mar. 30, 1960, p2A.

Robbery at Ole’s Tavern, 1012 Main, Klamath Falls, Mar. 30, 1960, p4A.

Water safety program, Ella Redkey instuctor, Mar. 30, 1960, p4A.

Daylight saving time debate, Mar. 30, 1960, p7A.

Klamath Union High School A Cappella Choir to perform at Mills School auditorium, (photo), Mar. 30, 1960, p4B.

Oregon Technical Institute final annual banquet, (photo, Al Geiss, Sam Henry, Dennis Potter, Wayne Morrow), Mar. 31, 1960, p1A.

Klamath Falls garage and street department building [South side of overpass], (photo), Mar. 31, 1960, p1A.

Klamath Falls native, William Harlan, remembers, (photo), Mar. 31, 1960, p6A.

Grand Opening of Baker’s Landscape Nursery, newly located at 6200 South 6^th Street, [old location at 3616 So. 6^th Street], (photo, Mr. And Mrs. Alan Baker), Mar. 31, 1960, p10A.

Western Oil and Burner exibit at Klamath Basin Home Show, (photo), Mar. 31, 1960, p1C.

New refrigerated warehouse for Klamath Ice and Storage, 615 Spring Street, (photo, Ross Ragland, Dan Nabakowski), Mar. 31, 1960, p2C.

Air Traffic Controllers awarded for exemplary service, 2034-2 AACS Detachment, (photo, Maj. Gordon R. Wiren, T.Sgt. Buster Blair, S.Sgt William Blair, A2C. Gary Haskins), Mar. 31, 1960, p8C.

April

A brief history of Klamath Falls since 1900, Apr. 1, 1960, p7A.

Snow at Kiger Stadium prevents baseball opener, (photo), Apr. 1, 1960, p1B.

Riverside School,[built in 1910], (photos, class of 1920; 1921), Reunion of Riverside School classmates after 42 years, (photos, Paul Musgrove, Maurice Crystal), Apr. 1, 1960, p5B.

National Library Week, Oregon Technical Institute, (photo, interior of library), Apr. 3, 1960, p1A.

Census of 1960 underway, (photos, Mrs. Richard Podawiltz, LaDonna Governor, Vern Berry), Apr. 3, 1960, p1A.

Hotel Lakeview [built 1901], Lake County landmark, remodeled, (photo), Apr. 3, 1960, p5A.

Al Keck, (photo), Apr. 3, 1960, p2C.

Riverside School reunion, (photo, J. A. Biehn, Mildred Lewis Ager, Mrs. Harry Goeller, Don Golding), Apr. 4, 1960, p1.

Al Schmeck opens real estate office at 621 Main Street, (photo), Apr. 4, 1960, p2.

Story of Pony Express, (drawings), Apr. 4, 1960, p3.

Reunion of Riverside School teachers, (photo, Florence Pielke, Jennie Mills, Ida Grimes, Jessie Powell, Bertha Hultman, Joyce Barrett), Apr. 4, 1960, p4.

Downtown merchants discuss mall, invite Lloyd Anderson, U of O, to speak, Apr. 4, 1960, p4.

Thirteen students work on Migrant Ministry Building, Malin, Oregon, (photo), Apr. 5, 1960, p1.

‘Hick Day” at Altamont Junior High School, (photo, Barbara Holston, Tom Day, Cynthia Crain, Gerry Valentine), Apr. 5, 1960, p1.

Roads Advisory Committee meets to determine road building policy, Apr. 5, 1960, p4.

Klamath Falls expands city limits- barely, Apr. 5, 1960, p4.

Seven B-57 bombers arrive at Kingsley Field, share tarmac with F-101s for training exercise, (photo), Apr 6, 1960, p1.

Barbershop Quartet to sing at Mills Auditorium, (photo), Apr. 6, 1960, p1A

Klamath Merchants Association moves forward on plans for downtown mall, Apr. 7, 1960, p1A.

Salesman seeks post on KUHS board (photo, Steve Walker), April 7, 1960, p1A.

Sacred Heart Academy high school students earned perfect marks; Rosalie Bartell, Mary Andrieum, Cecilia Crouse, and Mary Ann McClary, Apr. 7,1960,p2A.

First degree murder charge against Bernard J. Fitzpatrick, accused of stabbing Ralph Ray Lawson, Apr. 7,1960, p4A.

Neva Phelan, new head of millinery department of Miller’s Department Store (photo, Neva Phelan), Apr. 7, 1960, p5A.

20^th annual bowling tournament scheduled tonight a Lucky Lanes (photo of Mary Bothwell, defending 2 crowns), Apr 7, 1960, p9A.

Lakeview Ski Queen Jean Saubert, winner of Sun Valley-American Legion Junior Ski Meet (photo), Apr. 7, 1960, p10A.

Robert G. Chidester completed basic Army officer training, and was commissioned an infantry first lieutenant (photo), Apr. 7, 1960, p9B.

Arbor Day 100 Douglas fir seedlings planted by Camp Fire Girls in Kiwanis Park (photo of Stephanie Robin, and Gene Favell), Apr. 8, 1960, p1.

Proceeds from a benefit party conducted by the Klamath Falls Library Club were turned over to City Librarian Mrs. Addie Mae Nixon, by Mrs. H. A. Nitschelm (photo), Apr. 8, 1960, p4A.

Pair author new song.  Lyrics written by Mrs. Gray & Mr. Norton, musical score written by Glen Fox (photo, Mrs. Don (Juanita) Gray, and Bob Norton), Apr. 8, 1960, p5A.

Engineer James L. Bainbridge joins Crater Lake Nation Park as general engineer at Public Works Department, Apr. 8, 1960, p8A.

Charles McCann, Youth Week pastor received the key of leadership (photo, Charles McCann, Dr. F. M. Causey), Apr, 8, 1960, p10A.

These musicians will take part in cantata to be presented at the First Baptist Church (photo, Reina Hurlburt, Sandra Nichols, Mrs. Norman McKeehan, Mrs. George Casey, Nancy Baker and Katy Warren), Apr 8, 1960, p10A.

Three Chiloquin boys competing for Southern Oregon Golden Gloves boxing tournament

(photo, Leon Weeks, Martin Ochoa, and Bob Bjorcas), Apr 8, 1960, p1B.

Special award given to Janice Friedrich, winner of International Society’s Citizenship Contest for the Pacific Coast region (picture), Apr. 8, 1960,p5B.

Robert L. Mason appointed assistant manager of U.S. National Bank in Klamath Falls (photo), Apr. 8, 1960, p7B.

New officers of the Altamont extension offices were installed (photo, Mrs. Loren Barger, Mrs. Bertil Shogren, Mrs. Pete Colley, and Mrs. Dean Wandell), Apr. 8, 1960, p10B.

New Roads Advisory Committee (photo, Don Hummel, Francis Landrum, Alvin Cheyne, and Fritz Markwardt), Apr. 10, 1960, p1.

William Olen Gairson, 40 year old ranch hand accused of beating 11 month old Gary Lee Bursik to death, Apr. 10, 1960, p7A.

Fifth place winner of Hart Schaffner & Marx Sweepstakes (Photo, Bill Jacobs), employee of Drews’ Manstore.  Prize consisting of Polaroid camera, flash gun, film, filter, and camera case, Apr. 10, 1960, p10A.

Lakeview Lions Club planning big variety show (photo, Dr. Harry Sabin, Chick Chaloupka, and Rod Harlan), Apr. 12, 1960, p1.

Easter Eggs by the thousands will be planted for local youngsters to fin in Moor Park (photo, George Anderson, Ted Houser, Paul Irsfeld, and Dick McDonald), Apr. 12, 1960, p1.

City problems took center stage when group of city officials met with officials from the League of Oregon Cities at the Winema, (photo, Walter Casebeer, Herman Kehrli, Mayor  of  Klamath Falls Lawrence Slater, Medford Mayor John Snider, Merrill Mayer Louis Stewart, Dick Ryan, Lakeview Mayor H. C. Goodnough, and Malin Mayor Leonard Patrick), Apr. 13, 1960, p1.

Hot water well drilling starts new OTI Building Site (photo, E. E. Storey well drilling rig), Apr. 14, 1960, p1.

Newly elected officers of Klamath County Unit of Oregon Education Association, are  Martha McLaughlin, Carol Whetstone, Mrs. Frances M. Koertje, and Louis Corrigan (photo, Mrs. Marjorie Redkey, Mrs. Goldie Peterson), Apr. 14, 1960, p1D.

Kingsley Joins Air Defense Group.  Today marks the birth of the Portland Air Defense Sector, SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment System), Apr 15, 1960, p1.

Aerial shot of new mill pond (photo), Eastlick Mill about two miles east of Yreka, CA.  When completed the plant will be capable of turning out about 125,000 board feet in an eight hour shift, Apr. 15, 1960, p1.

Glimpse of Linkville Given by Councilman, Apr. 15, 1960, p5.

Award Given To Airman (photo, Gerald C. Trial), April 15, 1960, p11.

Lucile O’Neill Elementary School is shown by this architects’ model (photo), Apr 17, 1960, p1.

Pioneer To Be Honored During Founding Rites (Photo, Mrs. George W. Offield), Apr. 18, 1960, p5.

City council considers sewer line for Shippington, Apr. 19, 1960, p4.

Broken lock found at Coca-Cola Bottling Company, 105 North Spring Street, Apr. 19, 1960, p4.

Boxing at Klamath Auditorium [Klamath County Museum], (photo, Buck Davidson and class), Apr. 19, 1960, p9.

 Dale Himelwright, Class B bowling champ, Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley, (photo), Apr. 19, 1960, p9.

 Baiting a hook, Merrill fishing derby, (photo, Bill Gasser and son, Bobby Gasser), Apr. 19, 1960, p10.

Concert to be held at Fremont Junior High School, (photo, Normand Poulshock, Lowell Kaup, M. Dale Hallack, Don Herbig), Apr. 20, 1960, p1A.

Barbershop Parade (annual barbershop quartet presentation) to be held at Mills School Auditorium, (photo, The Farwesters), Apr. 20, 1960, p1A.

Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries holds oil exploratory program in Lakeview, Oregon, Apr. 20, 1960, p5A.

Tuberculosis survey to be held in Klamath County, Apr. 20, 1960, p5A.

 Fishing on Lost River, Merrill fishing derby, (photo, Kurt Thomas), Apr. 20, 1960, p6A.

Jehovah’s Witnesses fed at Klamath Auditorium [Klamath County Museum], (photo), Apr. 20, 1960, p10A.

Greyhound Bus scheduling changes, Apr. 20, 1960, p10A.

Klamath Archers Incorporated meet at Moore Park, (photo, Dick Hunt, Bob Young, Barbara Baumgardner, Jack Lambert, Ann Baxter, Dave Ezell), Apr. 20, 1960, p3B.

Boxing at Klamath Auditorium [Klamath County Museum], (photo, Jake Gregg), Apr. 20, 1960, p4B.

Legislation on inventory tax vs. net income tax opposed, (photo, Bob Kline, Don Hatten, Joe Hawkins, Berkeley DeVaul, Hap Caldwell), Apr. 20, 1960, p7B.

Twin Hereford calves (photo, Clarence F. Adreon, Klamath Lumber and Box talleyman), Apr. 21, 1960, p1A.

K C Paint, 520 Main Street, observes 6^th anniversary, Apr. 21, 1960, p2A.

Vandalism in the Oregon Ave./Hotsprings area, Apr. 21, 1960, p4A.

Krater Kords, local barbershop quartet, Klamath Falls chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, (photo), Apr. 22, 1960, p1A.

Ownership of Klamath Indian Reservation changes to private holdings, 666,000 acres protected by state forestry department, Apr. 22, 1960, p2A.

Musical play to be performed at Altamont Junior High School gymnasium, (photo), Apr. 22, 1960, p4A.

James R. Jones, parts and accessories manager at Dugan and Mest Chevrolet, honored, (photo, J. R. Jones, I. W. Thompson), Apr. 22, 1960, p7A.

Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hamaker, Valley Rentals, 1003 E. Main, host open house, (photo), Apr. 22, 1960, p8A.

Sacred Heart Academy Junior High School Girl’s Chorus to perform, (photo), Apr. 22, 1960, p1B.

Amateur boxing set for Saturday at Klamath Auditorium, (photos, Bob Peterson, Bud Maupin, Larry Barney), Apr. 22, 1960, p3B.

Bomb threat forces West Coast Airlines plane back to Kingsley Field AFB, Apr. 24, 1960, p1A.

4-H club members display wares at Klamath County Fairgrounds, (photos, Kathy Angel, Susan Tubach, Scotty Skinner, Myrene Cunningham), Apr. 24, 1960, p1A.

“Sears Days”, Sears, Roebuck and Company gets underway, (photo, Ed Hosely, C. E. Burman), Apr. 24, 1960, p3A.

Daylight Savings Time begins in about half the nation, Apr. 25, 1960, p1.

Proposed natural gas pipeline to serve Klamath Basin, Apr. 25, 1960, p2.

Kitchen shower for family at Suburban Fire Hall, Gettle St. and South 6^th. Apr. 25, 1960, p2.

Student ignites small bomb in Klamath Union High School hallway near Room 224, Apr. 25, 1960, p4.

Klamath County Community Council, (photo, Ross Ragland, Dr. George Massey, Mrs. Isabelle Brixner, Wilber Womer, Ned Putman not present), Apr. 25, 1960, p7.

Klamath Falls Archers winners, (photo, O. L. Kelly, Lee Perry, Beth Pohil, Terry Eccles, Esther Hodge, Ed Sample), Apr. 25, 1960, p9.

Amateur boxing a big “hit” at Klamath Falls Auditorium, Apr. 25, 1960, p9.

Klamath Falls garage and street department building nears completion, (photo), Apr. 26, 1960, p1.

Cemetary costs rise in Klamath Falls, Apr. 26, 1960, p4.

Chest x-rays for tuberculosis held at J. C. Penney Co., 8^th and Main, Apr. 27, 1960, p4A.

Henritta Horn sues California-Oregon Power Company (COPCO), Apr. 27, 1960, p4A.

Klamath Stamp and Coin show, 132 So. 8^th, across from Sears and Roebuck, Apr. 27, 1960, p7B.

Grigsby’s Smoke House mobile slaughtering unit, (photo, Jim Grigsby), Apr. 27, 1960, p8B.

Cascade Home Furnishings, 412 Main Street, robbed, suspects caught in Tulelake, (photo, David Flannery, David Lewis), Apr. 28, 1960, p1A.

Boy Scout Exposition at Klamath County Fairgrounds, (photo), Apr. 28, 1960, p1A.

Art exhibit at Klamath Union High School, (photo), Apr. 28, 1960, p1A.

Students of Orson A. Stearns evacuate to Bonanza, Klamath County Civil Defense (CD), Apr. 28, 1960, p4A.

Lifesaving course at Municipal Swimming Pool, Apr. 28, 1960, p9A.

Merrill fishing derby, Lost River, (photo, Sue and Gerald Moore), Apr. 28, 1960, p12A.

South Suburban road repair to begin, South Suburban Sanitary District and county court reach agreement, Apr. 29, 1960, p1A.

Chiloquin Post Office to open, Apr. 29, 1960, p1A.

Tape recorded confessions of Cascade Home Furnishings robbery suspects, Apr. 29, 1960, p4A.

Proposed sewer project for Northwest Klamath Falls, (map), Apr. 29, 1960, p9A.

May

Klamath Irrigation District proposes new district: Klamath Basin Improvement District, May, 1, 1960, p1A.

Fire Chief Roy Rowe, 56, dies at home, May 1, 1960, p1A.

Laboratory war surplus to Klamath Union High School, (photo), May 1, 1960, p4A.

Postmasters meet in the Spruce Room of the Willard Hotel, (photo, John A. Laberee), May 1, 1960, p4A.

Night time photo of South 6^th Street overpass, looking East, May 1, 1960, p1.

Civil Defense capabilities tested, May 2, 1960, p4.

COPCO asks to boost rates, May 2, 1960, p12.

Funeral services for Fire Chief Roy Rowe, (photo), May 3, 1960, p1.

City council petitioned to rename Veterans Park as George Nurse Park (Nurse founded Linkville in 1867), May 3, 1960, p1.

Test of county’s Civil Defense (CD) system runs smoothly, May 3, 1960, p4.

Postmasters pose on Klamath County Courthouse steps, (photo), May 4, 1960, p1A.

Civil Defense test finds weaknesses, (photo, Altamont Junior High School), May 4, 1960, p1A.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford sell their residence at Fort Klamath to Mr. And Mrs. Daniel G. Brown, May 4, 1960, p5A.

Knights of Columbus parade, (photos, Sacred Heart Church, Klamath County Courthouse), May 4, 1960, p9A.

Evacuation of Stearns School during CD exercise, (photo), May 6, 1960, p1.

Recognized link between Klamath Falls and Alaska: Hwy 97, (photo, Chester Kimm, Harold Hulse, Ira Moore, Wilffred Woods), May 6, 1960, p1.

Tuberculosis X-ray unit to visit Merrill, May 6, 1960, p4.

Floodlights erected at softball field in Chiloquin, (photo), May, 6, 1960, p5.

Planning Armed Forces Day festivities, (photo, Ned Putnam, Harold Cloake, Charley Mack, Don DerMiner), May 8, 1960, p1A.

Survival training for Kingsley Field personnel, (photo, Municipal Swimming Pool, Col. Jack Williams on diving board), May 8, 1960, p2A.

OTI Open house showing new electronics, (photo, Roger Trotman, Sue Lund), May 8, 1960, p4A.

California Grand Lodge officials met in Weed, CA, to discuss silver anniversary convention plans to be held in Klamath Falls in mid-June, (photo, Irene Durbin, James Melella, Alma Pastega, Attilio Raeta, Bruno Marchese, Mario Pastega), May 8, 1960,p4A.

New officers Loyal Order of Moose, (photo, Melvin Douglas, Orval Musgrave, Melvin Robinson, Wilber Hescock, Clyde Hooper, Charles Brookshire, Al Hart, Avob Cummins, Jim Lane), May 8, 1960, p4A.

The Rev. Caroline (Callie) Ward Timms, pastor of Gospel Mission, received a certificate of merit from the Oregon Mothers Committee, (photo, Mrs. Timms), May 8, 1960, p5A.

New post office to be dedicated in the town of Chiloquin, (photo, Mrs. Mary A. Whittemore), May 8, 1960, p5A.

Lulu Schminck renovates dolls of many periods, both her and her husband are shown in the basement of their home with items to be included in a permanent museum for Lake County, (photo, Lulu Schminck, Dolph Schminck, Mary Jo Deely), May 8, 1960, p7A.

Fairview School program, “May Day Rhythms,” winding the maypole, (photo, no names listed), May 8, 1960, p7A.

Final run for Southern Pacific conductor – brakeman Robert (Bob) Mann, (photo, Robert Mann, J. C. Slade, Mrs. Mann, E. A. Votaw, A. W. Kilborn), May 8, 1960, p 8A.

A free “El Rodeo” KUHS yearbook went to Junior Dog Wentworth, (photo, Dog Wenthworth, Charlotte Corley), May 8, 1960, p8A.

Installation of new officers of Klamath Chapter, Daughters of the American Colonists, (photo, Mrs. Albert O. Roenicke, Mrs. L. H. Stone, Mrs. George Proctor, Mrs. Roland W. Wright, Mrs. Charles K. Wells, Mrs. Dick Henzel, Mrs. Reymond L. Hall, Mrs. Arch Proctor), May 8, 1960, p 5B.

Local girls selected as delegates to annual Girls State conclave in Salem, (photo, Patricia Korsen, Sharon Vincze, Mrs. Julian Abbott), May 8, 1960, p5C.

Klamath County’s candidates for Oregon Dairy Princess, (photo, Mrs. Stan Masten, Lawrence Geraghty, Ruth Born, Carol Albert, Carol Holt), May 9, 1960, p1.

Cow Belle Father of the year, (photo, Bill Milne, Mrs. Don E. Johnson), May 9, 1960, p1.

State Championship honors were won by Midland and Shasta View youth drill team, (photo, Katheryn Smith, Mary Lou Crapo, Freeda Flowers, Lois Douglas, Ruth Andrieu, Wanda Oden, Dixie Reitmeier, Eleanor Sukraw, Virginia Foster, Mrs. Barleen, David Saks, Carl Douglas, Mickey Smith, Guy Galletti, Jerry Sayles, Charles Phillips, David Andrieu, Jack Reitmeir), May 9, 1960, p4.

Art Beddoe, Klamath DA. to resign, will return to private practice, (photo, Arthur A. Beddoe), May 10, 1960, p1.

New official takes over at Herald & News, (photo, William B. Sweetland), May 10, 1960, p1.

Boy Scout Exposition, (3 photos, Orville Hawks, Ted Rechel, Gary Wishart, David Stokley, Joe Sullivan, Jim Allen, Dan Sullivan, Tom Narramore, Pat Booth, Tom Ward), May 10, 1960, p1.

Hand made spinning wheel made in Kentucky, finds its way to Oregon, (photo, Mrs. Joseph P. Collahan), May 10, 1960, p3.

Top Musicians at KU invited to Participate in band festival at Pacific University, (photo, Fred Olson, John Lawson), May 11, 1960, p 10A.

Klamath Union High School seniors awarded Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation scholarships (photo, Myrna M. Leitzke, Carolyn S. Westlund), May 11, 1960, p7B.

Dedication of new post office at Chiloquin, in authentic Native American atmosphere, (photo, Ima Jiminez, Flava Yates, Marie Norris), May 12, 1960, p1.

Top honors in graduating class at Merrill High School, (photo, Alice Fay Abbott, Linda Kafton), May 12, 1960, p 7A.

Local artist paints mural, (photo, Margaret Knoll), May 12, 1960, p10A.

Nationwide Civil Defense alert tests Klamath County facilities, (16 photos, Oscar Gerleve, Bob Larimer, Joe Searles, Charles Jacobi, Joe Rush, Mrs. David Neeley, Gordon Owsley, Mrs. Gladys Samples, Phyllis Huffman, Virginia Hartley, Norma Haskins, Patty Schmidt, Dorothy Brown, Mrs. John Robbins, Don Garrett, Lena Buckham, Esther Walls, Mike Crawley, Betty Mulder, Arlene Carothers, Mrs. Andrew Bergloff, George Verling, Mrs. Ellen Rajnus, Helen Burger, Mrs. Noel Flynn, Mrs. Tony Molatore, Mrs. Harry Fredricks), May 12, 1960, p4B.

Three KUHS junior girls won the top awards in Kiwanis club’s essay contest, (photo, Ellen Clark, Katherine Thompson, Herb Waits Jr., Patti Probst, Gene Favell, Peggy Jo Buck, Gus Vlahos), May 13, 1960, p1.

Summer Lake 5^th grader was youngest entry in recent speech contest, won trip in West Coast airliner from Lakeview to Klamath Falls, (photo, Douglas Clark), May 13, 1960, p1.

Task of filling a 40-foot break in dike separating Upper Klamath Lake from the ice skating rink, (photo, bags of sand and cement, no names listed in photo), May 13, 1960, p1.

Picture of Chiloquin’s first post office in March 1912, (photo), May 13, 1960, p5A.

Doug Osborne to ride his palomino mare in events at Tulelake-Butte Fair, (photo, Doug Osborne), May 13, 1960, p5B.

KF student to enter Honor Club, (photo, Richard Seideman), May 15, 1960, p3A.

Armed Forces Day to be celebrated a Kingsley Field May 21^st, (photo, F-104 Starfighter) May 15, 1960, p5A.

Newcomer to Klamath to fly in Air Derby, (Mary McFarland), May 15, 1960, p7A.

4-H Club horse show in Tulelake Sunday, May 15^th, (photo, Mrs. R. R. (Winnie) Heiney, Cheryl Bradley, Richard Heiney), May 15, 1960, p8A.

(photo, Gene Williams), Joins Silani-Fisher Real Estate Firm, May 15, l960, p2C.

May Day at Fairview School, (2 photos, May Phinney, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gralapp, Mrs. Florence Ollman), May 15, 1960, p4C.

Big battle is developing over expected census.  County estimates showed a 12 per cent increase in the last 10 years.  Meantime, the battle over census figures in Klamath Falls and Klamath County promises to swell into a full scale fight to gain and adjustment in those figures, May 16, 1960, p1.

Four bids received on building at Lucille O’Neill Elementary School, May 17, 1960, p1.

Informal Coffee honoring former governor of Oregon and a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator, (photo, Mrs. Marshall Cornett, Mr. Elmo Smith, Mrs. Elmo Smith, William B. Sweetland), May 17, 1960, p1.

Chiloquin Post Office dedication, (3 photos, Melvira Testgagen, Ima Jimenez, Marie Norris, Flava Yates, Mark Allen David, Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Heidrich), May 17, 1960, p1.

OTI lauds water well.  E. E. Storey drilling hit hot water at 1,288 feet that rose to 347 feet of the surface, May 17, 1960, p4.

Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice to be presented by the drama department at KUHS, May 17, 1960, p5.

Kathy McDonald of Kay-Mac Kennels will be entered in this year’s all breed dog show, (photo, Kathy McDonald and her two collies), May 17, 1960, p7.

Klamath Falls trio, Merle Clark, Herb Jones, and Harry Brown guilt this Benson B7 Gyro-glider aircraft, to be seen at Kingsley Field Aviation Week May 21-22, (Photo of Gyro-glider, Harry Brown flying it), May 17, 1960, p12.

Picture believed to be one of the first airplane flights in Klamath Falls, (photo), May, 18, 1960, p1.

Armed Forces Day, Aviation Week at Kingsley Field completing last minute details, (photo, Mayor Lawrence Slater, Capt. John Smith, H. O. Juckeland, Don DerMiner), May 18, 1960, p 1.

Honorary pins and life memberships in the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers were presented, (photo, Arnold Gralapp, Carrol Howe, presented by Mrs. John Putnam), May 18, 1960, p 8A.

Complete remodeling of old Oregon Washington Telephone Company building at Merrill, (photo), May 19, 1960, p 1.

River claims KF physician Dr. High M. Swaney, 49, prominent KF physician and surgeon, late Wednesday afternoon, May 19, 1960, p1.

Jerrylynn Lou Olson winner of an Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers full tuition scholarship this year, (photo, Mrs. Lou Olson, Jerrylynn Lou Olson, Mrs. Eldred Hansen), May 19, 1960, p 3A.

Great Northern Railway expanding facilities, (2 photos, construction crews, Paul Cruikshank, Frank b. Kahl), May 19, 1960, p12A.

First aircrew of month selected at Kingsley Field, (photo, 1^st Lt. Norman L. Trimmell, 1^st Lt. Lynn M. Heminger), May 20, 1960, p2A.

An average of 800 to 1,000 long distance calls ore completed every 24 hrs at the switchboard at the Oregon Washington Telephone Company’s Merrill office, (photo, Viola McCullough, Helen Chatburn, Leeta Rae Blackburn), May 20, 1960, p3A.

Hot water, lifted some 350 feet by diesel pump, gushed at 75 gallons per minute at perspective OTI campus site, (photo, E. E. Storey crew), May 20, 1960, p3A.

Art work display set at Klamath Art Gallery, Howard Hall, art instructor at KUHS will display his art, (photo, Howard Hall), May 20, 1960, p8B.

Redwood planters with lodgepole pines and flowers, if approved, will adorn Main St. Klamath Falls, (photo, Harold Hulse), May 22, 1960, p2A.

Mrs. Robert Hall Sr., was incorporated into dedication ceremonies for new Chiloquin post office.  She will be retiring in late June after 16 years as postal clerk, (photo, Mrs. Robert Hall Sr., Josephine Zadina), May 22, 1960, p5A.

Modernization in International Paper Company’s plywood plant in Weed, CA will increase employees from 125 to 205, states General Manager, (photo, John Mantle), May 22, 1960, p5A.

The appointment of John S. Hamilton as project manager of Bureau of Reclamation’s Project at Klamath Falls, has been announced in Sacramento by H. P. Dugan, regional director, (photo, Don Gray, John Hamilton), May 22, 1960, p8A.

Frank C. Strahan of Fort Klamath retired May 1 after 18 years as a state employee, (photo, Frank Strahan), May 22, 1960, p8A.

Another view of reportedly first flight of an airplane in Klamath Falls apparently made by Bud Mars on July 5, 1911, (photo, airplane flown by Bud Mars), May 22, 1960, p6B.

Slumber apparel worn in Dorris PTA Style Show, (photo, Arnold Skoog, Kenneth Holbrook, Joe Allen, Martel Sundkvist), May 23, 1960, p5.

Distribution frame, part of new automatic switching equipment of the Oregon Washington Telephone Company’s enlarged facilities at Merrill, (photo, Robert Graves, Ernie Price), May 23, 1960, p7.

Official seal for OTI drawn by Arthur A. LeCours, (photo, Arthur A. LeCours), May 23, 1960, p7.

Science fair winners from Dorris Elementary School who entered the regional contest at Chico, (photo, James Patton, Jim Griffen, Dick Meek, Robert Lucas), May 23, 1960, p7.

Klamath Wool Pool opens bids, (photo, Earl Mack, R. W. Elliott, Ray O. Petersen, Lester Moore, Paul Hatchet, Barry O’Connor, Bob Hunt, Bob Brett), May 23, 1960, p8.

D7 Caterpillar attempted to move the lake bottom mud around on the back opposite More Park recently, (photo), May 23, 1960, p8.

Well dressed ladies at Dorris PTA style show, (photo, Rene Millard, Mrs. Irene Millard, Linda Smith), May 23, 1960, p14.

Famous Indian landmark, Klamath Agency on auction block August 26^th, 1960.  (4 photo’s of buildings, Conrad Sheiland), May 25, 1960, p1.

Altamont elementary and junior high schools piled up change during this school year totaling $1,126.65.  For the savings stamp and savings bonds program.  (photo, Mrs. George Meade, Steven Zimmerman, Michael Atkinson, Jewel Cedarleaf), May 26, 1960, p1.

Kiwanis Club to honor 17 students.  (photo, Stary Gange), May 26, 1960, p2A.

Birthday 80 celebrated, (photo, Mrs. Lucille Ruge with dog), May 26, 1960, p5A.

Army recruiting station here was inspected, (photo, Col. Glenn Clinebell, Lt. Col. Milton Carr, M. Sgt. M. W. Buess), May 26, 1960, p10A.

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Board decided to spend $1,000.00 on landscaping the fairgrounds, May 26,1960, p4D.

Lower tax burden okayed for Klamath County, May 27, 1960, p1.

Two granddaughters of pioneer John McFall, helped cut out the fat steer donated for the Memorial Day barbecue at Bonanza, (photo, Lorna McFall, Leah McFall), May 27, 1960, p2A.

Fats Domino coming back to Klamath, (photo, Fats Domino), May 27, 1960, p2A.

Indians plan art festival in La Grande.  May 27, 1960, p2A.

Interest in bomb shelters picks up, Mark Hatfield favors tax relief for those who construct, May 27, 1960, p7A.

Annie Cline celebrates her 99^th birthday, (photo, Mrs. Vinnie Shadler, Mrs. Annie Cline), May 27, 1960, p8B.

Mrs. Charles Glasgow poses with old saddle in front of museum which contains valuable items gathered from around the world, (2 photos, Mrs. Charles Glasgow, Indian stone artifacts and branding irons), May 29, 1960, p6A.

Field trip for 125 junior safety patrol officers from schools all over Siskiyou County was sponsored by Siskiyou County Peace Officers Association, (6 photos, Mario Marchi, James Dohrn, International Paper Co. Weed branch, O. W. Brown, Ted Coldwell, Ted Nelson, Rick Anderson, Lois Dowens, Leland Mullin, Vern Fraley, Gerald Perry, William Duncan, Capt. J. B. Booth, Marshall Willis), May 29, 1960, p4B.

June is National Recreation Month.  Expanded recreation facilities readied for season.  (10 photos featured in magazine of Klamath Basin Living, city council, office staff, playground scene, Wes Wilson zoo keeper at Moore Park, Maintenance crew, playground equipment, picnic areas, George Price showing sketch of Robin Hood’s tree house for Fantasy Forest to be constructed at Moore Park, Fairview Playground, tennis court at Stukel Park), May 29, 1960, magazine insert.

Kingsley Field and Klamath Falls fire dept. joined forces in the spring cleanup campaign, (photo, Maj. William Scarboro, Geno Gheller, M. Sgt. Duane Fletcher, Edward Deatherage, Bill Ackerman), May, 30, 1960, p3.

Collier Park dedication unveils 1^st Blue Star Marker on Hwy. 97.  The marker, a memorial to the armed forces of the U.S., has been placed near Spring Creek, 32 miles north of Klamath Falls, May 30, 1960, p4.

June

Gov. Mark Hatfield to arrive in Klamath Falls tomorrow morning, June 1, 1960, p1.

Conger School children were treated to free ice cream donated by local creameries for the job they did during Clean – Up Paint – Up Week May 15^th through 21^st, (photo, Bill Ackerman, E. R. Deatherage, Gino Gheller, James Young, George Callison), June 1, 1960, p1.

Award winner Betty Mulder is shown with X-ray tech students at OTI practicing, (photo, Betty Mulder, Alene Carothers, Mary Rhea), June 1, 1960, p8.

Basin Hospital cost estimated at $3.9 Million, June 2, 1960, p1.

Klamath County’s work relief program for welfare recipients continues to show good results after 6 full weeks.  1,537 man-hours of work have been expended in the program.  From 10 to 13 men have been employed each week, June 2, 1960, p1.

Members of Klamath County Cow Bells modeled western wear, (3 photos, Mrs. Bob Rhodes, Bonnie Woodard, Mrs. Jim Grimes, Mrs. Basil Brown, Mrs. Vernon Reitan, Mrs. Clarence F. Gensberg), June 2, 1960, p1B.

Elephants munch hay in Klamath Falls.  Unexpected visitors when a Rudy Brothers Circus truck tipped over on Hwy. 97, (photo, 3 elephants and Benny, Tommy, Alice), June 3, 1960, p1.

A periodic inspection mad by the members of an accreditation team was held at OTI, (photo, Winston D. Purvine, E. Mark Sheldon, Ward Austin, Elvin G. Ericson), June 3, 1960, p5A.

OTI Dean to quit, (photo, Jack Grewell), June 3, 1960, p7A.

Thurston Studio of Dance will perform at Mills Auditorium, (photo, Judy Peace, Debbie Monteith, Lynn Worden, Karren Sterns, Sharon Sheridan, Geraldine Hartley, Kathy Mosley, May Kerns, Jan Worden), June 3, 1960, p8A.

Mrs. Margaret Heath retires after 19 years as a cook for the city schools, (photo, Nancy Hall, Mrs. C. H. Barnstable, Bertha Griggs), June 5, 1960, p3A.

Indian hunting club loaned to Klamath County Museum, (photo, Mrs. C. Stanley Dobble), June 5, 1960, p7A.

Reception honoring retiring city school superintendent A. L. Gralapp was held at Reames Country Club, (photo, Arnold Gralapp, Mrs. William de Vries, Roland & Mrs. Gralapp), June 5, 1960, p6B.

Campbell Ranch dates back to early days of Langell Valley homesteads, (photo, Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Campbell), June 5, 1960, Klamath Basin Living Magazine insert.

Forest tree seedlings were planted on the Klamath Reservation, (photo, William Brewer, Chris Herrera, Newton Moore), June 5, 1960, Klamath Basin Living Magazine insert.

Klamath Falls Agencies head two-week campaign for Chilean relief after earthquakes, (photo, Mayor Lawrence Slater, Bob Mest, Otto L. Smith), June 6, 1960, p1.

Initial steps in the formation of rural telephone association have been completed at Fort Rock and Silver Lake area, June 6, 1960, p5.

Kingsley Field Air Force helicopter landed within a quarter of a mile of accident scene in a remote part of Langell Valley to rescue 12 year old Eugene Pennington with a broken leg, (photo, Airforce helicopter, Eugene Pennington, Lt. Robert C. Collum, Sgt. Charles Bennett), June 7, 1960, p1.

Second Blue Star Memorial Marker to placed on Hwy. 97 at Beaver Marsh area, June 7, 1960, p3.

Sewer project for the Shippington area was given the green light by the city council following a hearing Monday night in the council chambers, June 7, 1960, p4.

An on-again, off-again exchange of sewer services between the city of Klamath Falls and the South Suburban Sanitary District was revealed at this week’s discussion of district problems, June 8, 1960, p1.

John H. Stone to graduate from University of Oregon Medical School this spring, (photo, John H. Stone), June 8, 1960, p9A.

A traffic counter is anchored to a power pole in the Fort Rock area in Lake County, (photo, T. A. Hogsett), June 8, 1960, p9A.

Gas Pipeline to aid area.  Pipeline extending from Alberta, Canada, through Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Northern California, being built by Pacific Gas and Electric Co., June 10, 1960, p1.

Judy Slater, daughter of Mayer and Mrs. Lawrence Slater, was given the firs ticket for her donation for Chilean relief, (photo, Judy Slater, Mrs. Lawrence Slater, Mary Dison, Carol Bousquet, Barbara Borsting, Judy Hoppe), June 10, 1960, p1.

Bohemian Fraternity hold district meeting in Malin, June 10, 1960, p4A.

A local whirlwind whipped into the barnyard of Cornelius Janssen in Antelope Valley.  Quite a bit of damage to barn, (photo, Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Janssen, Fred Coleman), June 10, 1960, p8B.

Pre-medical student David D. Reeder from Klamath Falls nears degree, June 12, 1960, p6a.

New sawmill at Sprague River will begin operation in July.  Carl Lang of Lakeview owner, (photo, Cat breaking ground for mill pond), June 12, 1960, p7A.

Oregon Game Commission surveys fish, deer problems.  Lakeview rancher, Ralph T. Renner, resigns game position after a dispute over deer hunting in an area along the California-Oregon border, June12, 1960, p4B.

New Angus operation starts here, owner Joe Smith, (5 photos, Joe Smith showing an Angus, other ranch photos, and a single of Joe Smith), June 12, 1960, magazine.

This is the site for the proposed new Eternal Hills Memorial Gardens, (photo, empty field), June13, 1960, p4.

Certificate of merit for outstanding promotion of nation brand names was won by Market Baskets, Klamath Falls supermarkets, (photo, Norm Duffy, Jim Allen), June 13, 1960, p7.

Oregon State Board of Higher Education agreed on site for OTI on the so-called O’Conner site, June14, 1960, p1.

Pilot and two passengers killed in plane crash in Crescent. Pilot James Jernigan, Edward Lott, and his wife Betty Lott, (photo), June 14, 1960, p1.

Klamath Falls hosts 55^th Naval Construction Battalion at a 15^th reunion observance, June 14, 1960, p6-A.

Geno Gheller takes over as Klamath fir chief, (photo, Geno Gheller, G. S. Vergeer, row of firemen in background), June 15, 1960, p1.

Sons and Daughters of Italy silver anniversary convention held in Klamath Falls, (photo,

Large group of people with sign Sons of Italy), June 16, 1960, p1.

Ben F. Smith, president of Lost River Ranch, bought and sold million dollar ranches in same week.  Lost River & Griffith ranchs operated by Mrs. Mabel Henzel, June 16, 1960 p4A.

Architect opens office in Klamath Falls, (photo, Robert Guy Ford), June 16, 1960, p8A.

Irrigation survey set.  1,800 sq. miles of Indian reservation. June 16, 1960, p1B.

Dale T. Crabtree, 44, named new district attorney for Klamath County, June 17, 1960, p1.

One of the largest infestations of grasshoppers in recent years in Tulelake area, June 17, 1960, p4A.

New District Attorney receives his official oath of office, (photo, Dale T. Crabtree, Loren D. Hicks, Gov. Mark Hatfield), June 19, 1960, p1.

Marvin H. Hendrickson received gold pin for 10 years of honorable service as Kingsley Field fir station captain, (photo, Maj. William Scarboro, Fire Chief Edward R. Deathrerage, Marvin H. Hendrickson), June 19, 1960, p1.

Klamath County formally accepted more than 500 miles of roads on the Klamath Indian Reservation, June 19, 1960, p1.

Last Circus Parade in Klamath Falls.  Animals on display for big occasion, (7 photos, Ponderous pachyderms, steam calliope-2 photos, preparing to unload animal cages- 2 photos, circus band wagon, Cole Brothers Circus on railroad cars), June 19, 1960, in magazine of Klamath Basin Living.

Klamath Saddle Club members occupied a place of honor in grand entry at Sunday’s queen tryouts at the Klamath County Fairgrounds (photo, procession of horses with riders), June 20, 1960, p1.

Post office clerks convened to elect officers, (photo, Donald E. Dunn, Calvin Homer, Robert l. Carr), June 20, 1960, p4.

Ski boat race at Klamath Lake near Moore Park.  Part of water skiing, boating & skin-diving exhibitions sponsored by Basin Boaters, (photo, ski boats racing), June 20, 1960, p8.

Queen of the fourth of July Rodeo contestants, (photo, Joanne Olson, Deanna Brown, Pat Harkey, Dotty Riker, Viola James), June 21, 1960, p1.

Tule Basin considers new crop.  Burton Hoyle, California Home Extension Field Station manager has investigated the culture of cranberries, (photo, Burton Hoyle), June 21, 1960, p1.

A proposed sewer line for areas of Conger Avenue was one of the prime discussion topics at the meeting of the City Council, June 21, 1960, p4.

A citation from the National Recreation Association was presented during a Lions Club meeting, (photo, Estin Kiger, George Price), June 22, 1960, p1.

Klamath Falls Lions Club sets fir to bank note.  Out of debt for the new Boy Scout Service Center on Manzanita St., (photo, Ed Robinson, Brick Leech), June 22, 1960, p1.

Postal clerks convention in Klamath Falls elected officers this weekend, (photo, L. J. Stoneburg, John Ellis, John Halvey, Donald E. Dunn, Marjory Mayer, Bob Newton, Sam Johnson, Antonio Bautista, Donald Watson, Harry Henderson, G. J. Amerling), June 22, 1960, p2A.

Math tutor wins honor, Fred G. Hess, who teaches math at Henley High School was the recipient of a $3,000 National Science Foundation grant, June 22, 1960, p 3A.

Air crew of the month honors were awarded to 1^st Lts. Dale M. Slaughter and John A. Schlosser at Kinglsey Field, (photo, Dale M. Slaughter, John A Schlosser in cockpit of F-101B “Voodoo” jet), June 23, 1960, p1.

New officials for the Dorris Volunteer Fire Departmant, (photo, Ray Allen, W. R. Savage, Kenneth Hamilton), June 23, 1960, p1.

Klamath County is represented in this human mosaic formed by boys and girls attending the 45^th annual 4-H Summer School at Oregon State College, (photo, human 4-H four leaf clover), June 23, 1960, p1.

Southern Pacific Co. Vice President of systems operations is retiring June 30^th after 49 years of railroading.  Once served as trainmaster at Alturas, (photo, James W. Corbett), June 23, 1960, p6A.

Wocus lily, an unusual type of lily found in Upper Klamath Lake lagoon (photo, Shirley Stubblefield surrounded by wocus lily in lagoon), June 24, 1960, p1.

Field day is sponsored by the Cal-Ore Hereford Association.  Will draw an attendance of about 100 Hereford breeders, (photo, Howard Holliday, Norman Jacob), June 24, 1960, p1.

Three pests cause woe in Basin, cutworms, alfalfa weevil, and Pacific grass bug, June 24, 1960, p4A.

Dress construction at state wide 4-H Summer School, (photo, Vickie Liskey, Marlene Fetsch, Jill Woelpern, Fay Hartley), June 24, 1960, p 5A.

Construction of a new bowling alley at the corner of East Main and South Sixth, to be called “Holliday Bowl”, (photo, construction site), June 26, 1960, p1.

Engineers from U.C. Davis installed an automatic weather station at the Tulelake Experimental Station, (photo, weather station, Ritchie Payne, Lew Blake, Burton Hoyle), June 26, 1960, p4A.

A new display at the Klamath County Museum shows an offbeat assortment of curios from India, (photo, Mrs. C. Stanley Dibble), June 26, 1960, p8C.

Topsy grade road offers scenic, if rough, journey for travelers (photos, Beswick Hotel, Modern home, Old Stone House marker, Klamath Hot Springs, the town of Topsy, cemetery with Alice Hessig & Craig Mather), June 26, 1960, magazine.

Klamath Basin Roundup Association Rodeo Queen Viola James, (photo, Viola James, Dotty Riker, Pat Harkey, Deanna Brown, Joanne Olson), June 27, 1960, p1.

Basin Junior Rodeo at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fairgrounds, (photo, Ambrose McAuliffe, Eddie Coffin, Glen Spout, horses & roped steer), June 27, 1960, p1.

Klamath County Chamber of Commerce new Tourist Information leaflets, (photo, June Wicks, Jan Phillips), June 27, 1960, p1.

The feminine side chosen posts by the Republican Central Committee, (photo, Mrs. Ellen Clark, Mrs. Mary Juckeare, Mrs. Josephine Robinson), June 27, 1960, p4.

Parade hopefuls for Independence Day event, (photo, Susan Renee Hansen, Anna Marie Eck, Katherine Price, Mary & Rita Nalette), June28, 1960, p1.

38 new updated red & white fire alarm boxes installed, (photo, Dick Suber, Ralph Edwards), June 28, 1960, p4A.

Long career of music credited to teacher in Merrill, (photo, Mrs. Mamie Giacomini), June 28, 1960, p5A.

Expansion of County Engineer’s office, (photo, Cliff Phillips, Jack Kalinoski, Olive Kinmark), June 28, 1960, p7A.

July Rodeo at Beatty, mountain of mad bull throws Don Schonchin off, (photo, Don Schonchin & Bull), June 29, 1960, p1.

Bucking, bawling steer jar David Lagan at the Basin Junior Rodeo in Tulelake, (photo, David Lagan and steer), June 29, 1960, p7B.

Winners will receive trophies shown here by Wes Sine, (photo, Wes Sine, and trophies), June 30, 1960, p1.

Klamath Basin Roundup Assoc. July 4^th rodeo features a rodeo clown from Roseburg, (photo, Karl Doering), June 30, 1960, p1.

Rudy Jacobs, owner of Rudy’s Men Shop launch their second annual street bazaar, (photo, Rudy Jacobs), June 30, 1960, p1.

Miss Dairy Princess of Klamath County with other county aspirants, (photo, Ruth Ann Born, Patricia Kay McConnell, and other entries), June 30, 1960, p4A.

July

Whirligig, shown here with Karl Doering, Roseburg professional clown and bullfighter who will be part of the Klamath Basin Rodeo, (photo, Karl Doering & Mule), July 1, 1960, p1.

Setting up sidewalk display for second annual Street Bazaar, (photo, George Flitcraft Jr., Greer Drew, Bill Jacobs), July 1, 1960, p1.

Former County Judge chosen Tax Chairman of the state tax commition, (photo, Charlie Mack), July 1, 1960, p1.

Cowboys signing up for Klamath Basin Roundup, (photo, Dee Gibson, Ted Tufaers, Harry Noble, Mrs. John Mitchell), July 1, 1960, p1.

New officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary, (photo, Gussie Fisher, Daisy Grimm, Sophie Mandella, Junnie Hoover, Marie Maxwell, Carol Flowers, Alice Ross, Mary Kane, Audrey Lund, Vera Chase, Ora Wolters, Charlotte Canoy, Alta Thompson, Norma Walrath, Beatrice Nett, Theodora Perrigotti, Della Tomlin, Lona Jarrad, Caroline Williams, Bernice Malme, Lucille Christianson), July 1, 1960, p3.

Newsboys’ Night.  80 Herald and News carriers were treated to rides at the West Coast Shows Carnival, (photo, 80 paper carrier boys), July 1, 1960, p 4.

Opening a new office, State Farm Insurance Company, (photo, Jack Lyon, Lynn Colby, Helmer Tinseth), July 1, 1960, p7.

Improvements in many areas of the Lava Beds National Monument, (photo, Irvin Kerr), July 1, 1960, p14.

Air strip to be built in Chiloquin.  Oregon State Board of Aeronautics has acquired 28.3 acres of airfield property from the city of Chiloquin.  Development of 3,800 foot runway, 250 feet wide, will begin about September 1^st, (photo, runway), July 3, 1960, p1.

Downtown street bazaar a success, (photos, Mike Stephens, Betty Jean Butler, Beverly Morstad, Mary Thompson, Lee Hendricks, Jim Flynn, Eugene Smith), July 3, 1960, p1.

Stakes were placed for the foundation of new exhibit building at Klamath County Fairgrounds, (photo, building site), July 3, 1960, p2A.

Construction work continued at Lucile O’Neill school, also work had to be stopped until ditch could carry off water from A Canal, (2 photos, construction site), July 3, 1960, p3A.

First apartment house in Klamath Falls to be heated by natural hot water in the Hot Springs Addition, the Park Court Apartments.  To be purchased for $100,00.  Extensive redecorating is planned, (photo, apartment house), July 3, 1960, p3A.

Water rescue unit of KASRU (Klamath Air Search and Rescue Unit) operating in Klamath area, (5 photos, courier boats Gail Phelps & Merlan Phelps, outboard cruisers Bob Regan, cruising J. D. Matteson, Don Phelps, Matty Matteson, Debra Linn), July 3, 1960, Magazine.

Stewart Springs still on the rolls:  the old side carries on as local spa near Weed, CA, (4-photos, buildings, Mr. & Mrs. Jay Brown, R. L. Fuller, Vernon Stochein, creek with bridge), July 3, 1960, Magazine of Klamath Basin Living.

4^th of July parade one of the most successful in recent years, (photo, float of the reservation unit from Chiloquin judged most unusual), July 4, 1960, p1.

Klamath Basin Rodeo, Garry Mitchell won best all around cowboy in 3 events, (photo, Garry Mitchell), July 1, 1960, p1.

National Guardsmen from Klamath Falls Battery C prepare to fire M-1 rifles during recent marksmen qualification drills, (photo, M. Sgt. Gerald Brown, Sgt. I.E. Charles Roberts, Sgt. I.E. Jim Gould, Sp. 4.C. Don Hale), July 4, 1960, p2.

Klamath Basin Rodeo rider took a bone-cracking spill, (photos, Bill Hartman), July 4, 1960, p4.

One of the most striking floats in the 4^th of July parade by Klamath Falls Park and Recreation, (photo, float), July 5, 1960, p1.

Fireworks display night of 4^th of July, (photo, fireworks), July 5, 1960, p1.

Kiwanis Club members handling the concessions for the Klamath Basin Rodeo, (photo, John Van Doren, Jack Otterbein, Eric Carlson, John Fowler, Jack Murphy), July 5, 1960, p1.

Local Welsh terrier owned by the Pan Pepper Kennels of Klamath Falls won best of breed, (photo, Mrs. Edwin T. Brooks, Derek Rayne), July 5, 1960, p4.

Construction of Tulelake Phone Company building nearing an end, (photo, new building), July 6, 1960, p1.

Mrs. Richard G (Rosemary) Horne, wife of Captain Horne, aide to General Dean, U.S. Air Force on Formosa, is one of the busiest young women at the base, (photo, Rosemary Horne), July 6, 1960, p3.

Fund named for doctor.  A Memorial fund has been established by the residents of Merrill to provide scholarships for student graduates of the Merrill High School, under the name of Frank E. Trotman, July 6, 1960, p4.

Humble Oil Co. was granted a 10-year exploration lease on 1,700 acres of land in Lake County, July 7, 1960, p1.

Notables associated with the cooperative shipping point inspection service of the Oregon Department of Agriculture were in Klamath Falls July 6 to attend the annual conference of the organization, (photo, Ross Aubrey, W. L. Close, M. D. Murphy), July 7, 1960, p1.

Shrine Club bring Circus to town, (photo, Jim Winde, Van S. Mollison, Ladd D. Hoyt, Joseph O’Connell, July 7, 1960, p1.

A modernization contract for the Klamath Falls Post Office in the amount of $700,000 is to be awarded later this week to Howard R. Perrin, Klamath Falls architect, July 8, 1960, p1.

Firemen are remodeling the radio and reception room at the Broad and Wall streets Fire Department, (photo, Bill Campbell, Arlis Reeder, Chief Geno Gheller, G. S. Vergeer), July 8, 1960, p1.

This attractive pink and green pumice block building was completed recently in Bonanza as offices for the Horsefly Irrigation District, (photo, Manager Harry Bray), July 8, 1960, p1.

Ex-Fire Chief of Merrill dead at 78, (photo, Benjamin F. Faus), July 8, 1960, p4A.

Chiloquin Chamber picture promotion, (photo, aerial view of entire Chiloquin area), July 8, 1960, p1D.

Randolph Collier senator of California’s second district and known in the state as the “father of the freeways,” turned the first shovel of earth at last Friday’s ceremonies marking the start of construction on the Oregon Mountain Tunnel project on Highway 199 between Grants Pass, Oregon, and Crescent City, California, (photo, Randolph Collier, Frank P. Belotti), July 11, 1960, p1.

New officers of Pelican Post No. 1383, Veterans of Foreign Wars, (photo, Walter, Thompson, Ray Taylor, Fred J. Mandella, William F. Maxwell, John D Ross, Leonard Weber, Russell Walsh, Willis Kane, Dr. Clenroe Davis, Robert Ernest, Keith Walrath, Dick Wolters, Clarence Neff, Clarence Garrett, Robert Canoy,) July 11, 1960, p7.

Two motorists, Mary Ethel Richardson and her granddaughter Karen Crowley, die in car accident in Lake Ewauna, (photos, police Lt. R. N. Adkins, Richard Smith, Jerry Holland), July 12, 1960, p1.

Bureau of Indian Affairs signed documents transferring the road network back to Klamath County, (photo, Don Foster, C. V. Sluyter), July 12, 1960, p4.

Sen. Hugh Scott, Republican of Pennsylvania, will be guest speaker at a Ron Phair fund raising breakfast at the Winema Hotel July 16, (photo, Sen. Hugh Scott), July 13, 1960, p1.

Miss Siskiyou, Sandra Smith, was crowned Queen for the California State Fair in

Sacramento that will be held the last week of August, (photo, Sandra Smith), July 13, 1960, p1.

Work slated on Bel-Aire housing development in Weed California, July 13, 1960, p1.

A field meeting for United States Forest Service range and wildlife technicians is being held in Tulelake July 11t^h through the 15^th, July 13, 1960, p4.

Fierce Beatty Red Men donned feathers and brushed up on war dances for Fourth of July,

(photo, Fernando Herrera, Michel Crawford, Leslie Norman Nelson, Eric Ardean, Erin Lee Kirk), July 13, 1960, p8-A.

The Voodoos, a musical group of teenage boys sponsored by Bly Grange No. 771, plays every Friday in the grange hall, (photo, Ronald Cummings, Steve Chase, Danny Branham), July 13, 1960, p7B.

Beaver State Telephone Company will start automatic dial service in Chiloquin scheduled to begin July 16^th (photos, building, telephone technicians Gill Hasse, Leonard Thompson, Pete Wright), July 14, 1960, p1.

Fourteen puppies 14 days old require a lot of handing to keep them from going off in all directions, David Hand, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hand posses in photo, (photo, David Hand, Llewellyn puppies), July 14, 1960, p7A.

Shaffer Electric Company was awarded a contract for electrical work at the livestock building at Klamath County Fairgrounds on its low bid of $3,454, July 15, 1960, p1.

New chief takes over at Kingsley, Col. Rupert C. Welch, 41, assumed command of the 408^th Fighter Group and Kingsley Field on Thursday, (photo, Col. Rupert C. Welch), July 17, 1960, p1.

Fund raising breakfast Saturday morning at Winema Hotel.  Keynote speaker was Sen. Hugh Scott, (photo, Ronald E. Phair, Norman J. Duffy, Sen. Hugh Scott, Joseph W. Smith), July 17, 1960, p1.

Nachi, locally owned Appaloosa stallion owned by Harold Harkey, poses for photographer, (photos, Deborah Harkey), July 17, 1960 Magazine.

Elaborate embroidery on her Western shirt signifies the royal status of Sherrain Arzner, queen of the Lake County Roundup, (photo, Sherrain Arzner, Teresa Ward, Sharon Ashcraft), July 17, 1960, p5C.

A face lifting is underway for the Yreka Medical Center Building, (photo, drawing of Yreka Medical Center), July 17, 1960, p8C.

35 Boy Scouts from Klamath, Lake and Siskiyou counties, met at Modoc Field to begin a trip to the 50^th anniversary National Jamboree in Colorado Springs, (photo, group of boy scouts and bus), July 18, 1960, p1.

Robert Wayne King, Klamath Falls, and his German shepherd, guide dog for the blind, recently hiked across Golden Gate Bridge in preparation for King’s graduation from OTI. (photo, Robert Wayne King), July 18, 1960, p3.

More than 3,000 square dancers from all parts of Oregon, Northern California, and other Northwest points converge on Klamath Falls July 29^th.  Outdoor dance being held at the Gem Stadium Friday night, (photo of large number of square dancers), July 19, 1960, p6B.

Ray Hunsaker, the new city schools superintendent, began his duties here recently, (photo, Ray Hunsaker), July 19, 1960, p6B.

Weather pot tried out by the Langell Valley Irrigation District to “make rain” (photo, Clyde Wooten, L. H. Leavitt, Myrel Settle), July 20, 1960, p1.

Competing Crew in a current Air Force bombing contest, leading a crew is a Klamath Falls man, Capt. Joe W. Kennedy at Biggs Airforce Base in Texas, (photo, Capt. Joe W. Kennedy, Capt. Gregory L. Schultz, Maj. Henry R. Yeskovich, 1^st Lt. Richard Noone, T. Sgt. Michael J. Beheny, Maj. James G. Schuricht), July 20, 1960, p2A.

The Oregon State Game Commission busy stocking the Klamath Falls area with 1,440 pheasants and 616 chukars, (photo, Don Kirkpatrick, E. E. Wilson), July 20, 1960, p3B.

A new class for baton twirlers began Thursday at the community center in the Klamath Auditorium, (photo, Beatrice Norseth, Cheryl Jensen, Nancy Holston, Ruth Kramer, Ellen Frewing, Dawn David, Barbara Holston, Judy Valentine), July 21, 1960, p2A.

Mrs. America of 1961 received the key to the city, (photo, Mrs. George (Rosemary) Murphy, Walter Fleet), July 21, 1960, p12A.

A Dixieland Band of local musicians will play free to the public in Moore Park Sunday, (photo, Pete Olson, Kenny Jensen, Bill Van Sant, “Satch” Bianchi, Jim Cross, Bob Norton), July 22, 1960, p2A.

The first recipient (Walter David Berman) of a hearing aid, donated under a new public service program by the Klamath Falls Eagles Club, (photo, Walter David Berman, Walter Heitkemper, Bud Mueller, Jack Bailey, Bob Stevens, Harold Slaughter), July 22, 1960, p4A.

Oscar Anderson a local insurance salesman has been named chairman of the public service division for the forthcoming Klamath County United Fund campaign, (photo Oscar Anderson), July 22, 1960, p8A.

Mary Denny Parker 94, and Ab Evans 87, crowned king and queen at the Siskiyou County Historical Society picnic July 17^th, (photo, Mary Denny Parker, Ab Evans), July 24, 1960, p9A.

Mrs. Dick Beesley, Dick Beesley, Mrs. Otto Ellis, Chet Stonecypher, Mrs. Mervin Liedtke and Mrs. Chet Stonecypher seated on an old rail fence.  They are part of the dance committee for the holiday dance held at Reames Golf and Country Club Saturday, (photo), July 24, 1960, p5B.

Marie Johnson receives a gift from Mrs. Harry Whiting in behalf of Delta Kappa Gamma, international teachers’ honorary society.  She has for the past 7 years been instructor and dean of girls at KUHS and has accepted a similar position in the high school at Crockett, California, (photo, Marie Johnson, Mrs. Harry Whiting), July 24, 1960, p6B.

A swinging crew dished up Dixieland jazz for hours Sunday afternoon during a free concert at Moore Park, (2-photos, a band playing, and people in the park, no names listed), July 25, 1960, p1.

Fire scorched four decks of lumber at the Diamond Lake Lumber Co. south of the city Friday, (photo, no names listed), July 25, 1960, p7.

Beauty rituals for bulls begin with a manicure, accomplished by Dick Reeves, herdsman on Normandale Hereford Ranch at Merrill, and Norman Jacob, ranch owner, (photo, Dick Reeves, Norman Jacob, and Hereford bull), July 26, 1960, p1.

Lyle Kellstrom seeks post for councilman of Ward 1, (photo, Lyle Kellstrom), July 26, 1960, p1.

Saturday morning fire partially destroyed the old Northwest Produce Company office at Tulelake, (photo, fire and fireman, no names), July 26, 1960, p4.

New home of Winema Elevators at Tulelake will be completed for 10^th anniversary of organization, (photos, new office, Ivan Kandra, Jack Fleck), July 26, 1960, p7.

Pacific Telephone-Northwest’s princess-type Darlene Phelps from Portland introduces new phone, “the Princess.”  New phone weighs half of the old phone, (photo, Darlene Phelps, Jeanine Grote, Stephanie Walker, Dick Cullen, Lyle Steers), July 26, 1960, p7.

Annual Rotary Livestock Show & Sale at the Klamath County Fairgrounds will be held August 21-23, (photos, Vickie Liskey, Nancy & Robert Merrilees), July 27, 1960, p1.

A pilot escaped injury when his plane flipped over as it came in for a landing at Kingsley Field.  Pilot Merlyn Mikkelson, 35, an experienced ex-serviceman, (photo), July 27, 1960, p4A.

Janice Bradbury, 11 and Kay Carter, 12, pose with sheep entered in Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair, (photo of above named people), July 27, 1960, p2.

“The Seven Year Itch,” a comedy, will play at the Willard Hotel on Sunday and Monday evenings, featuring these local players, (photo, Bob Norton, Pete Olson, Bill, Ricky and Nancy Hagerman, and Margo Lungreen, professional actress), July 28, 1960, p1.

Shown in the cockpit of their Kingsley Field based F-101 Voodoo, (photo, 1^st Lt. Claude C. Blanch, 2^nd Lt. David B. Waddell, and aircrew of the month T. Sgt. Joseph R. Deggs), July 28, 1960, p5A.

Klamath County Court indicated that action will be taken very soon on a site for a new county juvenile detention home, a site on Alameda, July 28, 1960, p6A.

Photos of Lava Beds National Monument museum near park headquarters, (photos, Mrs. R. J. Zabriskie, Kerry Jane, Garner Mathis, Glory Mathis), July 28, 1960, p6A.

Dozens of tiny ceramic square dance figures have been decorated by members of the Maverick Square Dance Club, assisting with preparations for the annual Oregon Square Dance Festival here Friday, July 29^th, (photo, Irene Williams, Sylvia Stroud, Jeannie Walker, Loren Stroud), July 28, 1960, p6A.

Boy Scout jamboree delegates from Klamath County are living it up outdoors at Colorado Springs this week, (photo, Dave West, David Milholland, Fred Lahler), July 29, 1960, p1.

Woolies are the pride and joy of these young farmers and farmerette, to be shown at the Junior Livestock Show and Sale, (photo, Larry Nanta, Gary Nanta, John, Jim, and Mike Fitzgerald, Karolyn Kerr, Ray Patersen, Chet Langslet, Paul Campbell), July 29, 1960, p1.

New officers of Dewey Powell Chapter No. 12, Disabled American Veterans, (photo, Harold Paynter, George Utley, Earl Allison, Lynn Skeen, Dan Johnson, Lawrence Bullard, Lada Wirth), July 29, 1960, p2A.

On their way to the annual Junior Livestock show are these broad-backed Herefords, (photo, Chuck Bailey, Mary Ellen Hess, Gene Bailey, Tim Kerns), July 29, 1960, p4A.

New machine aids on farm feeding programs in Basin territory, (photos, machine that grinds up hay & mixes with grain, Lee Clark, Philip Dixon, Harold Dixon, Karen Dixon), July 31, 1960, Magazine.

Goosenest District busy on sagebrush extinction (photos, no names listed), July 31, 1960, Magazine.

New 4-H livestock exhibit building at Klamath County Fairgrounds was formally accepted, (photo, Bryant Williams, Jim Bennington, Al Hattan), July 31, 1960, p1.

Workmen are shown during the preliminary stages of construction of stock washing facilities at Klamath County Fairgrounds, (photo, crew working with cement truck), July 31, 1960, p2A.

Chief attraction in the household of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Clames is Pinky a baby porcupine shown here with grandson Alvin Zarosinski, (photos), July 31, 1960, p4A.

August

Hundreds of brightly costumed square dancers were under the lights of Gem Stadium Friday and Saturday night, (photo, square dancers), August 1, 1960, p1.

Here Mike Gralian is on a tack across Lake Ewauna on a frogging voyage with a home-rigged vessel, (photo Basin is owned and operated by J. S. (Sam) Wynn. (photo, Machine & Mr. Wynn), August 3, 1960, p4A.

Large spread about the Lava Beds National Monument (photos, the Indian petroglyphs, Charlotte and Cleo Thomas at fire lookout atop Schonchin Butte, winding cinder trail footpath, scene at Lava Beds, Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Millard and son Stephen, along with dog Penny at picnic area) August 3, 1960, p10B.

New offices being added to International Paper Co. in Weed, CA, (photo, H. C. York, office manager at construction site), August 4, 1960, p1.

The Drifters are coming to the Klamath Auditorium, (photo, The Drifters), August 4, 1960, p8A.

The fastest ways out of town, 73 evacuation signs were posted, (photo, Harold Rick, John Adams installing one of the signs), August 5, 1960, p1.

This little milkmaid started early.  Marcy Beebe developed a sudden interest in the two family cows recently, (3 photos, Marcy Beebe, Rodney Beebe), August 5, 1960, p4.

Welcome wagon hostesses shown upon return from attending a hostess training course at Pasadena, (photo, Mrs. E. L. Rusth, Mrs. Virgil Koehn), August 5, 1960, p4.

A Gilchrist man, Clyde McLain is one of 82 teachers from the nation attending a six-week session at DePauw University, Indiana, (photo, Clyde McLain, Dr. Jack Cook, Floyd Kester, Marvin Rose, Donald Bowers), August 5, 1960, p5.

Reuben Larson was appointed chairman of the Klamath County Public Welfare Commission, (photo, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Reuben Larson, Bob Walker, Frank Ganong, Ed Gowen), August 7, 1960, p1.

Mrs. Helen Perry operates complex lab equipment to do soil analysis, (photo, Helen Perry), August 7, 1960, p4A.

Mr. A. B. Epperson demonstrated his satellitic orrery, scientific and education invention at the reunion of the Class of 1910 at Grinnell University, in Grinnell, Iowa.  It was pictured in the Denver Post, and Popular Mechanics, (photo, A. B. Epperson), August 7, 1960, p5A.

Drilling begun on the new Merrill municipal water well (photo), August 9, 1960, p5A.

James Scott new principal of the new Lucille O’Neill.  He also supervises Ponderosa School, (photo, James Scott) August 9, 1960, p2B.

Jack Kemnitzer is the new principal of Pelican School, (photo, Jack Kemnitzer), August 9, 1960, p2B.

Longtime Navy officer heads Riverside School (photo, Donald Golding), August 9, 1960, p2B.

John Mathis principal of Merrill High School will begin his second year, (photo, John Mathis), August 9, 1960, p2B.

Mr. I. W. Kelsoe, Mount Shasta Elementary School Dist. Superintendent, and principal Delbert Durham are both natives of Oklahoma, (photo, I. W. Kelsoe, Delbert Durham), August 9, 1960, p3B.

Arn Torrigino is principal of Tulelake Elementary School, (photo, Arn Torrigino), August 9, 1960, p3B.

George Elliott heads largest unit Henley High School, (photo, George Elliott), August 9, 1960, p3B.

Erwin Brower gets new school, Falcon Heights, (photo, Erwin Brower), August 9, 1960, p3B.

William Kurtz marks sixth year as principal of Merrill Elementary (photo), August 9, 1960, p3B.

Harvey Denham principal of Altamont Junior High School (photo), August 9, 1960, p4B.

Charles Hale principal of Henley Elementary School (photo), August 9, 1960, p4B.

Charles Steber principal of Bonanza Schools (photo), August 9, 1960, p4B.

H. C. Sharpe principal of Fairhaven Elementary School (photo), August 9, 1960, p4B.

Mr. A. C. Olson, principal of Twyla Gerguson Elementary School (photo), August 9, 1960, p5B.

Bingham named education dean, replacing C. P. Grewell at OTI, (photo, Dr. R. W. Bingham), August 9, 1960, p5B.

John Heyden principal of Shasta School (photo), August 9, 1960, p6B.

Mrs. Florence Ollman when completing coming school year marks 30 years as teacher and principal in the city Elementary School District, (photo, Mrs. Florence Ollman), August 9, 1960, p6B.

Arthur R. Millard, principal of Peterson School (photo), August 9, 1960, p6B.

William Pohll, principal of Bly Elementary and High Schools (photo), August 9, 1960, p7B.

Tom Preece is the new Yreka Union High School District superintendent (photo), August 9, 1960, p7B.

Steve Pueyo, affable leading man at Yreka High School, in the wake of the school’s shift from the Siskiyou High School District to independence, (Photo, Steve Pueyo), August 9, 1960, p8B.

Max Marvin, principal of Orson Stearns School (photo), August 9, 1960, p10B.

Fred N. Taylor is not only principal of Keno Elementary School, he teaches grades seven and eight, and coaches junior high sports, (photo, Fred N. Taylor), August 9, 1960, p10B.

Klamath County Queen contestants pose with a heifer from Scott Warren herd, (photo, Ona Lee Terry, Marshia Calkins, Susan Kline, Ann Van Nortwick, Faye Adams, Linda Crawford), August 10, 1960, p1.

Plans ready on 96 unit apartment house of Eldorado Apartments (photos, Jack Sedgwick, 3 architects’ and engineer’s renderings), August 11, 1960, p1.

Klamath team crowned Oregon Champ.  The Klamath Falls American Legion baseball team became the 1960 Oregon state champion in Gem Stadium Friday night by overpowering Beaverton (photos, Hi Hatfield accepts championship plaque, Klamath team swarm out to the mound to greet winning pitcher John Webb, Hank Herrera, Dave Saks, Jim Kurth, Wade Williams, Ed Cottrill, Bruce Blackman), August 14, 1960, p1.

Montague woman is “missing heiress”.  Mrs. Geraldine Warren, a nurse’s aide was tracked down through the Art Linkletter show.  She received $25,000 from a rich uncle she never met, (photo, Mrs. Warren), August 14, 1960, p1.

OTI building plans completed at the new O’Connor site, (photo, large building plan print), August 14, 1960, p4A.

Blind boy wins marksman medal (photo, Donny Mitchell), August 15, 1960, p4.

A new truant officer at Klamath Union High School is an IBM electronic computer rented for the first time this year, (photos, Mrs. Emily Bellm, Mrs. Eldina Kenyon), August 16, 1960, p5.

Douglas Hawkins, 18, who once lived in Klamath Falls, will fly to Rome to be present for the summer Olympics in a professional capacity.  Douglas is the grandson of Mrs. Burt Hawkins.  (photo, Douglas Hawkins on horseback, unnamed female), August 17, 1960, p 7A.

Top Archer – Dale Baxter of Klamath Falls won the coveted Pope-Young Tournament championship last week end in competition with 80 archers from all over Oregon.  Mrs Baxter and Mrs. Sample won second and third places respectively in the women’s division, (photo, Dale Baxter), August 17, 1960, p1B.

Siamese quadruplets were born Monday to an alley-type cat owned by Mrs. Floyd Seeley.  They were joined, all four, at the navel, and two at a common back foot.  “Calico,” the 3 year old mother, has since chewed one free and he, like the others, seems to be doing all right, (photo, Victoria Seeley & Siamese quadruplet cats), August 18, 1960, p1.

Jim Conroy, principal of Malin High School, is another of several Klamath County natives who has returned to teach, (photo, Jim Conroy), August 18, 1960, p10B.

A new post office will be ready to go soon at Bonanza, (photo, drawing of post office), August 19, 1960, p2.

Three Klamath Falls Officials flew to Salem Friday to appear before the Oregon State Highway Commission to plead the case for construction of the southern extension of the West Side Bypass to Klamath Falls, (photo, Floyd Wynne, G.S. Vergeer Sr., Mayor Lawrence Slater, Les Liston), August 21, 1960, p1.

M-M Mobile Manor, a new mobile home park has been opened on Summers Lane, just off 6^th St., (photo, mobile home park), August 21, 1960, p3A.

The first refrigerated truck for home delivery in this part of the country went into action several weeks ago with the Medo-Bel Dairy Products, (photo, Truck with driver Gino Zalunardo), August 21, 1960, p3A.

Gov. Mark Hatfield has named Mrs. Marshall Cornett as a delegate to the White House Conference on Aging, to be held in Washington, D.C., in January 1961, (photo, Mrs. Marshall Cornett), August 21, 1960, p5A.

Borate bombers in Klamath Falls aid firefighters, (photos, Tommy English, Paul Nichols, John Nolan, Steve Moen, Albert Young, Linton Cunningham, John Nolan, Bill Turner, David Wardell, August 21, 1960, Magazine, p2 & 3.

Rotary-sponsored Junior Livestock show (photos, Jim Watts, Diane Vanderhoff, Allen Hobson, Larry Peterson & Larry Tice), August 23, 1960, p1.

The Grand Champion breeding ewe of the 1960 Klamath County 4-h Club and FFA Livestock Show, (photo, Karen Dean with champion sheep), August 23, 1960, p4.

The workshop season for local artists ended this month with a “beatnick” party at the Klamath Art Gallery, (photo, Terry Lincecum, Margaret Smith, Blanche Casey, Paul Tetzner, Margaret Knoll, Richard Trojan), August 24, 1960, p3A.

Klamath Falls, Oregon wins West Coast American League Baseball Championship, (2-photos, Hi Hatfield, John Bianchi), August 25, 1960, p1.

Lake County Fair Queen and her Princesses, (photo, Queen Sherrain Arzner, sharon Ashcraft, Teresa Ward), August 25, 1960, p1.

The Klamath Falls-Lakeview Train Riders will take off from here on August 31 to make the four-day ride to Lakeview, arriving there in time to take part in Lake County’s annual Labor Day rodeo and celebration, (photo, Keith Rice, Morris Spillane, Dr. J.M. Hilton, Bev Thomas, Hank Ring, Bob Colwell, Charlie Reed), August 26, 1960, p1.

Spud loss due to frost hits million.

Airman of the year honors at Kingsley Field, (photo, Airman A.I.C. John R. Harris), August 26, 1960, p7.

Basin Boaters Race – Baby Hydros.  They are called “pumpkin seeds” or small hydroplanes, (photo, behind the wheel Everett Leach, and Everett Scott), August 26, 1960, p 11.

Pacific Terrace installs sprinkler system in center strip, (photo, Ray Estell), August 28, 1960, p1.

Opening of bids on the sale of Klamath Agency failed to produce a single non-member bid, (photo, Mrs. Idella Edgar, Rollo Moore, Richard Popp), August 28, 1960, p 4A.

Wood River Pioneers hold annual meeting.  The 11^th annual get-together and picnic of the Old Timers was held Aug. 20^th, & 21^st.

Fort Jones marks first century.  Many articles from pg. 1-14, (26-photos, from early day until modern day, lots of structures, Ernest Smith, W. D. Mathews, Mr. & Mrs. Arland Walker, Frank & Alfred Branson, Mrs. Nell Burton, Mrs. Margaret Bailey, Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeNure, Mrs. Elsie Reichman Johnson, Judge W. T. Mathews, Arland Walker, Mrs. Walker, Bob Reynolds, Cal Veale, Mrs. Warren Nelson, Alfred Branson, Paul Henderson, Ray Johnson), August 28, 1960, Magazine p1-14.

Clarence Humble & Dale T. Crabtree both running for Klamath County District Attorney.  Featured in photo is Mr. Humble at airport, flying to Salem to file the petition.

(photo, Clarence Humble Al Vincze, David Vandenberg Jr., William Bradshaw, August 30, 1960, p1.

Dorris Grammar School will open soon, (photo, new school), August 30, 1960, p2.

Finishing touches on Boy Scouts of America Modoc Area Council building.  Project has been sponsored and carried through by the Klamath Falls Lions Club.  All of the work has been contributed by trades, crafts business firms and individuals to complete the structure which is valued at $35,00, (photo, building, Cecil Fitzgerald, roofer, and his crew), August 31, 1960, p1.

J. Everett Barr of Yreka became Siskiyou County Superior Court Judge, (photos, J. Everett Barr, Richard Eaton), August 31, 1960, p5A.

Falcon Heights School being built, (2-photos, building), August 31, 1960, p10A.

September

2000 fans greet Klamath Falls American Legion baseball club upon returning, (photos, fans and team), September 1, 1960, p1.

Historian observes 95^th birthday, recalls Alaska gold rush tales, (photo, Alex J. Rosborough), Sept. 1, 1960, p2A.

Lillian LeFever, Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey LeFever of Klamath Falls, who this year will mascot the upcoming United Fund campaign in the county.  Lillian, 6, is afflicted with nephritis.  While under treatment contracted polio, (photo, Lillian LeFever), Sept. 2, 1960, p1.

A rawhider who enjoys her work is Mrs. Glen (Mary) Fields of Bonanza.  She calls rawhide braiding her “crocheting” (photos, Mary Fields, & daughter Mary Jean Fields), Sept. 2, 1960, p7A.

Delbert M. Milholland is principal of the new Lakeview High School opening Tuesday.  Richard Sneddon will be the new agriculture instructor, (6-photos, Delbert M. Milholland, Richard Sneddon, Bullard school, Lakeview High School, Fremont Elementary School, Arthur D. Hay School), Sept. 2, 1960, p7B.

Work on the new natural gasline which will stretch more than 1,400 miles from Alberta, Canada, to Antioch, California (photo, Lewis Arnold, train cars loaded with pipe), Sept. 4, 1960, p1.

Work starts on vital gas link, (photos, unloading pipe), Sept. 4, 1960, p6B.

There’s a lot of up and down country in the terrain covered by the Modoc Tribe Ride (photos, Arn Hironymous, Bob Sloss, Don Collis, Bru Christensen, Don Collins, Lloyd Porter, Marion Campbell, George Chambers, Frank Larson), Sept. 4, 1960, Klamath Basin Living, p1-8.

John Glenn digs up artifact in his yard, (photo), Sept. 5, 1960, p1.

Tulelake girl, Faye Adams, wins crown of the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair, (photo, Faye Adams, Diane Sweasy, Ona Lee Terry, DeAnn Van Nortwick), Sept. 6, 1960, p1.

John F. Kennedy opens California campaign in Dunsmuir, (3-photos, Linda Lombardi with donkey, John F. Kennedy, Lou Sbarbaro, large crowd at train station), Sept. 8, 1960, p1.

A breakfast was held in the Hotel Dunsmuir for Gov. Edmund (Pat) Brown and other officials prior to the arrival of Sen. John Kennedy, (photo, Pat Brown, Pauline Davis, D. H. McClintock, Lou Sbarbaro, Harold (Bizz) Johnson), Sept. 8, 1960, p1.

Kingsley fighter pilots do well at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, during a recent weapons training session there, (photo, F-101B Voodoo fighter jets), Sept. 8, 1960, p5A.

Former Bly Methodist Church building used as sixth grade classroom, (photo, church building), Sept. 9, 1960, p2B.

Five new directors elected to the board of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, (photo, James Bocchi, Noel Flynn, John Moehl, Adolph Zamskky, James Stilwell), Sept. 11, 1960, p7B.

2 Tacoma Physicians open new office here, (photo, Dr. D. T. Matthews, Dr. Richard Otteman), Sept. 11, 1960, p7B.

Gov. Mark Hatfield will officially open the Republican Headquarters in the Winema Hotel Thursday afternoon, (photos, Gov. Mark Hatfield, Peter Gunnar), Sept. 14, 1960, p1.

Opening of Democratic Headquarters at 1116 Main Street Tuesday afternoon, (photo, Al Ullman, Eldred Hansen), Sept. 14, 1960, p1.

For the first time in the history of local baseball, on any level, a Klamath Falls player has had his name and picture entered in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York (photo, John Bianchi), Sept. 14, 1960, p1B.

New officers of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce chosen, (photo, Bill Graham, Bob Kent, Fred Ehlers, Jim Monteith, not present Dick Laudenschlager), Sept, 15, 1960, p1.

Gov. Mark Hatfield cuts the ribbon to open Republican headquarters, (photo, Mark Hatfield, Ron Phair, and onlookers), Sept. 16, 1960, p1.

New Klamath Basin Community Center to open Monday, September 26^th, (photo, of workman overhauling the auditorium’s dance floor at Old Armory Building at Spring and Main, site of new center), Sept. 18, 1960, p1.

Aircrew of the month selected at Kingsley, (photo, pilot 1^st Lt. Charles B. Aly, radar observer Lt. John A. Schlosser), Sept. 19, 1960, p2.

Beautification of downtown streets of Klamath Falls progressing, (photo, street with planters), Sept. 20, 1960,p1.

Local woman on Marine Corps ball team, (photo, Dora P. Boye), Sept. 20, 1960, p14.

New hospital study okayed by chamber of commerce.

The Distinguished Service Award for outstanding service to agriculture is presented here to Charles Henderson, Klamath County Extension Agent, by Gov. Mark Hatfield, (photo, Gov. Mark Hatfield, Charles Henderson), Sept. 22, 1960, p1.

Two beauties from Klamath Falls took two of the four top places for American Indian Beauty at the Pendleton Roundup this year, (photo, Viola James, Ramona Soto), Sept. 22, 1960, p4A.

A new hot water well system will now be heating Roosevelt School, (photo, digging at the Roosevelt School), Sept. 22, 1960, p7D.

Klamath Air Search and Rescue Unit drops raft within a few feet of Don DerMiner, swimming on Klamath Lake, proclaiming their two-year life-saving developmental program a success, (photo, rescue raft, Don DerMiner), Sept. 26, 1960, p1.

Klamath County Museum displays volcanic formations, (photo, volcanic rock display, Secretary Carole Gervais), Sept. 28, 1960, p1.

District Attorney Dale Crabtree continuing in history-making cattle rustling trial against Paul Robert Wilson.  Sept. 28, 1960, p4A.

A Blue Star Memorial Marker was put in on Highway 97 near the California border, (photo, Marker, Mrs. Vern I. Brader, Mrs. Chester J. Main, W. C. Williams, Mark Astrup), Sept. 30, 1960, p4.

October

New firm buys KAGO, Klamath Broadcasting Company, John Ferm is the Vice President and general manager, (photo, John Ferm), Oct. 2, 1960, p8B.

New stretch of Hwy 99 in Dunsmuir, CA opened Saturday, (photo, California Hwy Patrol car leads motorcade), Oct. 3, 1960, p1.

Cove Point homes saved from forest fire, (photos), Oct. 4, 1960, p 1.

A family of 3 attorneys from Yreka are shown here leaving the U. S. Supreme Court Building in Washington D. C. where they were admitted to practice, (photo, Dr. Jere E. Hurley Sr., and sons Charles & Jere Jr.), Oct. 4, 1960, p5.

Traditional gavel, representing presidency of the Klamath County Chamber on Commerce, went to Bob Kent, presented by retiring president Bill Graham, (photo, Bob Kent, Bill Graham), Oct. 5, 1960, p1.

Members of the Southern Oregon Peace Officers Association were guest of the 408^th Fighter Group at Kingsley Field, (photo, Lt. Colonel Murphy, E. W. Tichenor, Charles Champlin, Colonel Welch), Oct. 5, 1960, p2A.

Klamath Falls man, Lt. Col. Howard B. Dow retired from the Army after more than 20 years of service, (photo, Lt. Col. Howard B. Dow, Major Gen. John F. Bohlender, Col Urho R. Merkangas, Col. Byron E. Pollock), Oct. 5, 1960, p3A.

Trout on a trip from Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery, to Darrah Springs Hatchery near Red Bluff (photo), Oct. 5, 1960, p5A.

Golden Age Club instituted here some month ago has grown from 50 members to 150, (photo, Mrs. Rose Reeves, Mrs. Mildred Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Bill Wilkeison, Mrs. Mina Hoff), Oct. 6, 1960, p1.

Miss Flex, champion cutting horse, owned by Jim Stevenson of Klamath Falls brought back 3 trophies from competition held in Kirkland, WA., (photo, horse, Jim Stevenson), Oct. 6, 1960, p3A.

Forrest C. Clark retired last week after more than 40 years of service the Southern Pacific Co., (photo, Forrest C. Clark, Ed Votaw, Eldon Ramsay, Al Stroud, Mike Mosby, G. E. Parrish, Emery Stockdale, Bob Dixon, C. S. Garrett), Oct. 6, 1960, p5A.

Horse ranch lodge owners Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stits, Fort Rock, Lake County, recently won their year-long fight with the federal government to retain possession of their property, (photo, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Stits), Oct. 6, 1960, p8A.

A Democratic get-together at the Klamath County Fairgrounds drew 200 persons to hear Sen. Frank Church, (photo, Sen. Frank Church, Congressman All Ullman, Eldred Hansen), Oct. 7, 1960, p1.

Giant B-52 Bombers flew south over Klamath Falls giving a fighter from Kingsley Field opportunity to make a practice interception.  The fighter was manned by Capt. Art Lewis and 1^st Lt. John Schlosser), (photo, sky view of jets), Oct. 7, 1960, p3A.

Contributions for the disaster car fund continued to swell the amount needed to purchase this vehicle for use in Klamath Falls and vicinity, (photo, Chuck Bailey, Glenn Bowen, Gene Bailie, Al Geiss, Al Nyback), Oct. 9, 1960, p1.

Another big boost for the disaster car fund from the Exchange Club with another $265, (photo, Bob Rutter, Bill Ackerman, Jim Knoles), Oct. 10, 1960, p1.

Spud Queen is chosen, (photo, Donna Lee Micka), Oct. 10, 1960, p1.

Junior princesses for Potato Festival, (photo, Nancy Coulson, Nancy Trotman), Oct 10, 1960, p1.

Commendation medal was awarded to Lt. Col. Walter S. Murphy, (photo, Lt. Col. Murphy, Col. R. C. Welch), Oct. 13, 1960, p3A.

Crater Lake headquarters takes a pounding from wind storm (photo, crane lifting log off home), Oct. 13, 1960, p9A.

Aerial picture of pipe stockpiled for natural gas line by Sprague River, Oct. 14, 1960, p1.

History of Merrill Potato Industry.  Pictures dating back from 1934, and Potato Festival Queens from 1934 to 1959, Oct. 16, 1960, magazine.

Winner of the “Most Courteous Clerk” contest, Midge Bieber, (photo, Midge Beiber, Ralph Hunter, Erv Savio), Oct. 18, 1960, p1.

Col. Rupert C. Welch, commander, Kingsley Field, presented the “408^th Fighter Group Insignia,” mounted on a wooden plaque, to R. Frank Tucker Manager of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, (photo, R. Frank Tucker, Col. Rupert C. Welch, Maj. Ray Royce, Lt. Col. Wilson V. Edwards, Lt. Col. Lloyd LeMay, Lt. Col. Walter S. Murphy, Lt. Col. Carl H. Leo), Oct. 18, 1960, p9.

“The Mouse Trap” to be presented by the newly organized Pelican Players, (photo, Larry Holman, Bob Schell, Vince Raggio, Nancy Hagerman, Jacqueline Scholl, Pete Lungreen), Oct. 19, 1960, p3A.

Two roads, being built by different agencies, will provide access to timber in the area south of Lake of the Woods.  One would be built by Klamath County and the U. S. Forest Service as a joint project; the other would be built by the Bureau of Land Management, (photo, map), Oct. 21, 1960, p1.

New program of the Klamath Fire Dept. known as “Operation I,”  for homes where a person is invalid (photo, Mrs. Rudy (Helen) Jeschke, Capt. John Matthews, Battalion Chief Harold Uglum), Oct. 21, 1960, p1.

Merrill’s 24^th annual Potato Festival drew one of the largest crowds ever, (photos, Donna Micka, Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr.), Oct. 23, 1960, p1.

This plant and all equipment including the land will be sold at auction Oct. 25^th.  The entire estate of Caradco Inc. will be closed out at this sale, (photo, of plant site), Oct 23, 1960, p4C.

Pelican Players: “Mousetrap” performed in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel under odds that included lack of equipment, time for staging, and other difficulties, Oct. 23, 1960, p8C.

Champion potato growers received recognition at Klamath Basin Potato Festival, (photo, Robert Petrik, Robert Cheyne, A. M. Cherry), Oct. 24, 1960, p1.

Award went to Mrs. Paul (Dorthea) Buck, sixth grade teacher at Roosevelt School (photo, Dorthea Buck, Arnold Gralapp), Oct. 24, 1960, p1.

Iron Gate Dam is gradually taking shape in the Klamath River Canyon, (photo), Oct. 25, 1960, p1.

OTI role defended by Gov. Mark Hatfield, Oct. 26, 1960, p1.

First Meeting of Klamath Academy of Medicine & Science will be held Friday, Oct. 28^th, at the Willard Hotel, Oct. 27, 1960, p1.

Historians to honor George Nurse who founded the settlement that later became Klamath Falls, (photo, George Nurse’s niece Mrs. G. H. Hancock), Oct. 28, 1960, p1.

Historical highlights on George Nurse featured in Magazine of Klamath Basin Living, (4-photos, George Nurse, Mrs. Mary Nurse, Nurse home, view of Linkville), Oct. 30, 1960, p2 & 3.

November

Pelican Theater to be torn down for parking lot, (photo, Pelican Theater), Nov. 1, 1960, p1.

The Pony Pass Motel with 56 rental units changed hands, from Carsten C. Nelson and Florence R. Nelson to the Stanislaus Motor-In Inc. of San Francisco, (photo), Nov. 1, 1960.

Callahan Catholic Church, 102 years old, will be restored, (photo), Nov. 3, 1960, p7A.

The largest check of the entire drive for a Disaster Car was received by the Klamath Falls Lions Club for $825, (photo, Eldred Putnam, Geno Gheller, Lawrence Slater, Everett Ball, Dr. C. W. Davis, Maury Clark, Jim Mosely), Nov. 5, 1960, p1.

Tulelake’s fifth fire truck was delivered Wednesday, (photo, fire truck, Paul Rogers, D. L. Thomas, Tom Slaughter, Bill Quinn, Randolph Collier, Lyle Sherer), Nov. 6, 1960, p4A.

Fred Lawrence tosses hat into mayor’s race (photo), Nov. 7, 1960, p1.

Former editor is interview subject (Malcom Epley), Nov. 7, 1960, p5.

Butte Valley principal Ken Cleland urges school work, Nov. 7, 1960, p5.

Alvin Cheyne has been named president of the Klamath County Cattleman’s Association, (photo, Alvin Cheyne, Ray Peterson), Nov. 8, 1960, p3.

M. Sgt. Raymond Milam Jr. was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal last week, (photo, Raymond Milam Jr., Col. Rupert C. Welch, Maj. Curtis H. Gruye), Nov. 9, 1960, p2A.

Linkville Kiwanis Club organized (photo, Arnie Jensen, James Crismon, Fred Foulon), Nov. 13, 1960, p1.

County library keeps fresh supply of books at county schools (photo, bookmobile), Nov. 13, 1960, p3.

Shooting within city will be halted, police say, Nov. 15, 1960, p1.

Unitarians move into old Pine Grove school (photo), Nov. 17, 1960, p5.

Old saw placed in Klamath County Museum (photo, Ben Swartz), Nov. 17, 1960, p10b.

Klamath Agency sold (photo, Leonard Moore, Silas Barkley Jr., Theodore Moore, Merle Crawford, Leon Crawford, Vic Sissons, Babe LouJean Moore, Glenn Ramirez), Nov. 18, 1960, p1.

Speaker from Africa addresses YMCA banquet (photo, Daniel Tyler, Earl Kent, Jack Douglass), Nov. 18, 1960, p1.

Grand opening of Holiday Bowl (advertisement), Nov. 18, 1960, p5B.

Sacred Heart Academy’s Safety Patrol is city’s first (photo, Robert Benson), Nov. 20, 1960, p1.

“The Holy Hour” theme of Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade (photo, Wes Sine, Lee Knaeble, Norman Simonson), Nov. 20, 1960, p1.

Store, home burned to ground in Beatty (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz, owners), Nov. 21, 1960, p3A. (photo of store published Nov. 24, 1960, p4A) (fire photos published Nov. 25, 1960, p4A)

Falcon Heights school to open (photos), Nov. 22, 1960, p4.

The Checkers to play at auditorium (photo), Nov. 24, 1960, p2A.

Historic Nazarene Church burns in Dorris (photo), Nov. 25, 1960, p1.

Dance, music by Pee Wee Stidham, (advertisement for Red Barn in Dorris), Nov. 25, 1960, 2B1.

Ken-Del Ranch at Tennant is Christmas tree producer (photos), Nov. 27, 1960, p5A.

City of Klamath Falls biennial report (advertisement, photos: new airport terminal, new city shop, new sewer plant), Nov. 276, 1960, p4C.

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. pipeline work (photo only), Nov. 27, 1960, p5C.

School crossing safety patrols receive official city sanction, Nov. 29, 1960, p1.

Bid opening on Klamath Tribe timber land virtually last act in termination, Nov. 30, 1960, p4A.

December

Inspiring youngster celebrates birthday (photo, Lillian LeFever), Dec. 1, 1960, p1.

Floyd Wynne named to editor post at Herald and News; Jack Morgan is office manager (photos), Dec. 1, 1960, p7A.

Tribal termination done; no bids on timber lands (photo, Idella Edgar, Victor Sisson, Earl Wilcox, J.L. Diddock, Perry Skara, Ed Gowen, Lawrence Slater, Frank Ganong, Bill Ganong, Tom Watters), Dec. 2, 1960, p1.

New volume provides local school history (photo, Isabelle Tyrell Brixner, Buena Cobb

Stone, Marjorie Feeder Howe), Dec. 11, 1960, p1.

1893 sham battle at Fort Klamath recalled (photos), Dec. 11, 1960, p1 magazine.

Chiloquin Boys Club boxers stage fight (photo, Ray DeBortoli), Dec. 12, 1960, p13.

Highway projects are listed (Lake of the Woods Highway, Westside Bypass), Dec. 13, 1960, p1.

Southern Pacific crew celebrates six-year safety mark (photo, Ed Worrell, Calvin Davis, A.A. Gilley, Ray Johnson, E.P. Vincent, R.E. Hitson, A.F. Condrey, Charlie Kaler, G.C. Calhoun, R.M. Dickson), Dec. 13, 1960, p1.

Patient at nursing home had long school career (photo, Erma Cooper, Minnie Dillard-Davis), Dec. 13, 1960, p4.

First day of classes at Falcon Heights school (photo), Dec. 13, 1960, p1.

Group studying termination of Klamath Tribe (photo, Barney Richards, Boyd Jackson, Lucy Covington, Dibbon Cook, Jesse Kirk, William Picard, Lorraine Misiaszek, Joe Ball, Elnathan Davis), Dec. 14, 1960, p1.

Chiloquin man is top roper (photo, Sammy Miller), Dec. 14, 1960, p2.

Late judge (Dale B. “Snuffy” Smith) may have been last in his post as Sprague River Justice Court judge in Bly, Dec. 14, 1960, p4A.

New ski group (Alla Mage) plan winter events, Dec. 15, 1960, p14.

Gracious lady shares sourdough recipe (photo, Mrs. L.F. Lund), Dec. 15, 1960, p7B.

Natural gas pipeline construction (photo only, by Wes Guderian), Dec. 16, 1960, p1.

Items still needed for nursing home party (photo of Klamath County Nursing Home on Summers Lane), Dec. 16, 1960, p4.

Kingsley Pilot to solo in “Messiah” (photo, Lt. R.G. Bratton), Dec. 16, 1960, p4.

New officers of Klamath Chapter, Oregon Pilots Association (photo only, Don Der Miner, H.O. Juckeland, Charles W. Mack), Dec. 16, 1960, p4.

Air base boxing show set (photo, Leon Weeks), Dec. 16, 1960, p1B.

Expansion of Stearns School progressing (photo), Dec. 18, 1960, p1.

Bly rancher has pet deer (photos, Harry Obenchain), Dec. 18, 1960, p1-3, magazine.

Gas pipeline section dedicated (photo), Dec. 21, 1960, p1.

Amateur fight card completed (photos, Roland Crume, Enos Herkshan, Clark Zadina), Dec. 21, 1960, p6D.

Dedication held for Pacific Gas and Electric pipeline section (photos only, Harry Boivin, Stanley Arnold, H.W. Haberkorn, M.H. “Hap” Chandler, Frank Ganong), Dec. 22, 1960, p1.

Christmas party at Klamath County Nursing Home (photos only, Madelyn Brown, Clara Rainwater, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Florin, Jack Smith, Shelley Young, John Crawford, Jules Wallaert, Hughey Barnes, “Scotty” McDonald, Louis Villa, Carol Eisenbeisz, Anna Murphy, Blanche Whitmer, Irene Wallace), Dec. 25, 1960, p4C.

Tulelake Horseradish being packed (photo only, Hugh Rick, James Foust, Paul Christy), Dec. 25, 1960, p8C.

Klamath Falls man runs miniature railway (photos, Pete Silani), Dec. 25, 1960, p2-3 magazine.

Explosion, fire damage airport terminal (photo), Dec. 27, 1960, p1, 4.

Copco, PP&L merger plan announced, Dec. 29, 1960, p1.

Gov. Hatfield appoints Hal F. Coe to fill judge’s seat vacated by death of D.E. Van Vactor (photo), Dec. 29, 1960, p1.

Oscar Nissen to retire, move to Madras (photo), Dec. 29, 1960, p2.

Copco, PP&L reach agreement on merger (maps), Dec. 30, 1960, p1.

Acreage near Alturas marked for refuge by Fish and Wildlife Service, Dec. 30, 1960, p1.

Julian R. Abbott retiring as bailiff (photo, Fred H. Heilbronner, Julian Abbott, David R. Vandenberg), Dec. 30, 1960, p4.

Victory Temple is city’s newest church (photo), Dec. 30, 1960, p5B.

Klamath County voters turn down proposed countywide vector control district, Aug. 23, 1969.

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