Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - April 30, 1956, Albuquerque, New Mexico Today's Smile Mt thr i LEADING NEWSPAPER NAL Good Morning i as cLail mailer N M Pott Office under act Every in Two Sharp Fighting Flares in Cuba Jib Government Says Revolt GALVESTON Residents ol Tex have now been notified of Anniversary celebration July One ot this city's roving LeRoy Hassebroek posted the announcement during a recent trip to the town with his wife No sign in Texas perhaps has ever been put to better use Two More Israelis Killed Along Border JERUSALEM Israelis were reported killed and one kidnaped in a new rash of incidents Sunday between Arabs along the troubled Gaza Strip Two other Israelis wounded Egyptian sources said an Israeli policeman was killed when he crossed the truce line on horseback and began firing Arab farmers who allegedly invaded Israeli territory east of Gaza town V The spokesman said an tian guardsman re- turned the policeman's fire killing feim A United Nations truce ob- server said he found the deac body on the Arab side of the truce line after he rushed to the area with Major Abbas Sidki head of the Egyptian Group To Remain Alive Bolack Retained fay to Enforce Truce Is Sought Hammarsk jold CAIRO Egypt UN to the Joint Armistice Commission An Israeli soldier was killed two others wounded when their vehicle struck what was be to be a freshly planted Egyptian land mine five mile of the southern tip of thi Strip In still another incident it wa that an Egyptian mill tary party crossed the borde I north east the strip an began harvesting the fieldi Kibbutz youth who stoo euard in the area was the group whe he tried to stop them And in the area i the Hebron foothills it was ri Jordanian ported tors blasted a Inter- Continental H-Bomb Warheads Declared Certainty WASHINGTON warheads light alid andy enough for ocean-spanning space missiles were a certainty in Air Force testimony released ay night by the House subcommittee on military skjold General Dag conferred Sunday night Bo lack Farmington oil operator was reelected of th organise lion at the meeting her Sunday Directors of the organization formerly known as the Uppe Colorado Grass Roots als voted unanimously to remain i business and pledged continue assistance to the Upper River Commission Us parent or Reports had been circulated the upper basin wi Premier Gamal Abdel ser and other high Egyptian of- on restoring peace to the troubled borders The meetings reportedly were devoted to tier arrangements which might help prevent friction Egypt and Israel have agreed io a cease-fire but skjold is awaiting final pledges from Lebanon Syria and dan These three countries have gifen tentative pledges to ob- serve a cease-fire Incidents Reported The UN secretary general met passage of the Upper River Storage duties of th organization automa cally However is report to be the Upper Colorado River Coi here today the Aqu ante organization pledged stand ready to serve as Ival Gosling secretary of tt commission announced that or ol his points to be outlined to the commission meeting Farmington commission will be establish that the its own Maj Gen Samuel R all assistant chief of staff for missiles said this nce has come from a- hrough that changed the nature f scientific war by simplifying he development of a usable ballistic rocket He The advent of ight-weight ead made ballistic missiles at- tractive because it simplified many technical problems and in- sured that thermonuclear ex- plosives be light and to be carried by long-range missiles of able size May Advantage testimony taking the wraps off an previously reported only suggested that the U.S has overcome any advantage Russia may have had in weight ol hydrogen ons Communist Boss Nikita stated in- England las week that Russia is toward a hydrogen missile and Generally Bad Weather Strikes Most of Country views in television appearances as immediate election to the Alabama primary northern midwest and snowfall and the District of Columbia's irst election m 83 years ng in bolh places will be on Tuesday Butler said Democrats also Jewish during She fire Controlled In Acres Burn with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi before talking with Nasser As the conference proceeded the first incidents in public department Caused had caused considerable worry in circles concerning its need Hugh W di- rector in Utah out the could not the inasmuch as is a corporation doing several days were reported business in the four upper basin along Israel's borders As usual states After consideration of- a page report of activities Aqua- ante voted to submit the report to the commission with the ALAMOGORDO A wind whipped forest fire which had out of control for several days in the mountains east of here has been brought under control after consuming some 8000 acres of forest Contingents of troops who had helped battle the giant blaze were returned to their bases All that wss left of the big fire was cf smoking blackened wasteland ol hot areas and The fire had been battled to a by late Friday but spot fires broke out late accounts Icom the iwo sides There was these incidents would have any effect on mission The secretary general talked to Fawzi for hours wilh full slaff of technicians from both sides in attendance The secretary was re- ported seeking arrangements for more UN truce observers along the border freedom for them to move up and down the ation lines and fixed tion posts fdr them at strategic points Israel and Egypt already have agreements to a the Associated Press In a large portion the na ion Sunday the wa usl plain miserable It was sharply colder in th Warn Major Campaign Target District of Columbia Alabama Vote In Party Primaries By he Paul Jr Butier Democratic chairman warn ed Sunday night that will focus pur Kilns on Vice President Nixon during the coming election campaign At the same time Republican Sen Everett DIrksen of Illinois said he believes ion on Friday to run sures a Republican victory all over the country Both men announced their At Least Dozen Rebels Are Killed in Skirmish At Military Barracks HAVANA truck loads of civilians federal military barracks at zas Sunday about GO miles from Havana leaving at least a dozen dead after a three-hour pitched battle Commander Chaviano Army headquarters officer said three federal Idlers were wounded and ore than 10 civilians killed re the mechanized adack up Troops who engaged the ns said a number of attackers scaped after he assault g badly wounded s The civilian rmed with machine guns auto- matic rifles ind hand grenades nd were protected in the trucks iy sandbags and steel slabs used Reporters Big Story Comes True ranged from 2 to 5 inches on the northern plains even to 15 inches at windorn Minn and Minn Leaden and leaking skies ex- tended from coast to coast Thunderstorms were especially heavy from Oklahoma eastward through the sippi and Ohio valleys The weather bureau withdrew an early morning tornado ad- for Indiana and Ohio bn HOUSTON Three were arrested and more in cash wsi recovered Sunday in what police called a Houston robbery It was a follow up on las week's fantastic story by San Antonio sporli writer he and a friend came to Hous ton and took from tw will in the while trying to solve was first to drop an H-bomb reinstated the alert for lial election on what he termed the failure and ling of the but indicated as before that Nixon will bear his share of Democratic verbal attacks Voters Face Risk This lime said Butler the voters consider that in re- Eisenhower they will be rom a plane But the airl burst last November was a year and a half after U S round shots in 1954 presumably was re- to U.S weapons were made passible in 1955 and that may be detonated during the three-month nuclear test series scheduled to begin in the pacific about May 8 President Eisenhower said last week that thi U S is not in- in making the H-bomb biggor but is interested in tests limit it to make it more of a military weapon and less one just of mass Expresses Confide net day and were not until later fully under The fire had Within a quarter mile of the mountain hamlet of Sacramento and was turned away from the small town by a force of some 1000 By late Saturday a gap about two miles was slowly closed by 11 bulldozers as they chopped away fire lanes ahea of the only part of the fire stil of persona was a summer cabin in area and an burning The only loss the Camp abandoned barn Experienced firefighters sai that the winds at time often helped to prevent th spread of the as the wind kept the fire from crownin out in tlie tree tops and con fined it to the more trolled ground Terrain was also a factor ex perls most of the in habited areas lay uphill from the fire and on the northern cool side of the Sacramento Mountain range The cool shad ed side of the range had kept more ana was fore less vulnerable to fire the commission and in tion with them the people and congressional delegations in the interests of the full ment of the Upper Colorado River Basin Current Need Seen B H Stringham also Utah director declared that if the organization was ever needed it certainly is needed now This is a vast program commander of the Utah who was sitting in as an observer warned the group is a year ot national sible re and the secretary i physical arrangements George D Clyde Upper Colo ould be made which commissioner from make the agreement stick To Visit Israel Again He planned to return to Israel arly in the week to wind up his mission before returning to to prepare a final report o the Security Council Meanwhile the newspaper Al reported without con- that Prime of Britain has invited er to Britain fcr talks There was no comment official British sources here or in London A report was current recently but an Egyptian de velopment division is in active charge the long-range missile expressed S can build rockets tha ill travel thousands of miles i thousands of miles per hour The transcript showed thi Brentnall testifying behin closed doors in March have faith in these scientists whom we have on th committee an advisory led by atomic energy Dr John Von Neumann who in their particular field say that a certain thing is po and we cannot allow aspirants to usj mission for the in their campaigning nor can we passage of the Upper Colorado River to be claimed by any one congressman spokesman at that lime said ser never had considered going to London See U.S as Ally Spain Gen Francisco Franco told a ing of senior armed services of- here the United the world's most powerful na be Spain's ally if danger menaced her This does not guarantee w will build but we in these scientists mml ght a tornado hit near Nixon irl Mo after a series of nor in Oklahoma and Nebraska Saturday o casualties were reported and image was relatively minor now i The violent thunderstorm vily was expected to spread to the middle Atlantic states id New England and heavy iow warnings were issued for and Michigan Only in the and est was tne weather ly warm and pleasantly dry nd only in the southwest were des generally clear Phenomenal temperature falls the drift of cole ir from Canada over cen ral of as s 46 degrees n 24 hours at Rus ell Kan Rapid City S D ha n of 11 de rees 25 below the season verage Even as far south O k 1 s h q m a the temperature vere as much aa 32 degree ower than Saturday were general ove Wyoming and Mon ave a sense of sportsmanship nd decency that does not fit Ir ith the conduct he Nixon has own in past r said Dirksen said he believes the could win active cross-country cam aign by Eisenhower but win bigger with it The Illinois senator said he ould not say whether n major robbery Dan Cook of the San Antoni Evening News Staff and Jimm arks San Antonio boxing pro moter are free under bonds charged wit robbery by firearms Police said now can a count for about of a proximately in cas government bonds securities stolen last Su day night from a closet safe at the home of Paul D Denny a bakery owner Being held In jail are Edwin Roy Hamlett a ton salesman and Harvey Marley 31 Antonio San Antonio police holding Search Postponed At Conchas Lake TUCUMCARI High winds late Sunday postponed he search for the body of Le Morrison of Dumas Tex wh was believed drowned when boat in which he was ridin overturned in Conchas near here Saturday night Morrison his wife and Mr and Mrs Lawson Baer also Dumas were in boat which was involved collision with another in Traffic Snarled The violent change dumped 2 to 4 inches and Leroy Wilkin snow over Nebraska and of Clovis were riding The took place at ap inches at Pickstown Arthur Eckert a used car r All three are charged here ith burglary and theft Hamlett and Marley are for- ler convicts Police said over in ash still is missing They said about ii jonds and securities was burned Tax Friends With Opponents France Follow ers of leader Pierre clashed Sunday with opposition group Police said the fighting began what they described elements sought to break up a Poujadist meeting A Communist member of thi municipal council was injured The meeting at which Pou jade spoke drew some 3000 per sons to this town in eastern France Hitler Died to Avoid Display Says Illinois Editor Diet 111 M associate editor of the Quincy died Sunday 111 in a pital of a heart attack He VMS 78 Switzer had been in ill with a circulatory ail ment SUU Traffic Deaths SO THIS 102 Lart Tear Tmta 86 CAMP FRIEDLAND many personal aide returned from a Communist prison camp Sunday night and said Nazi fuehrer had feared that if he were captured by the Russians he would be exhibited in Moscow as a wax model That is one of the he committed Maj Otto Hitler's tant son exactly 11 years ago today n a Berlin I personally carried Ev body out of the Guensche said in an interview Three other Hitler's body was one ol 43 man war criminals who at POW repatriation center frnm East Germany where he and several hundred have been held since their return from Russia last December He said Hitler revealed a of winding up in a wax museum shortly before he killed Guensche confirmed earlier of how Hitler shot Iselt and Eva Braun his wifi of one day swallowed Braun were buried men carried ou We soaked ther with gasoline and set fire to them were in a hurry Th Russians were nearing the chan cellery Guensche 38 said he was no immediately recognised by th Soviets as Hitler's personal aide When it was found out he said was placed in solitary cor finement then two days late flown to where he wa jailed Ho was convicted of wa crimes by the May 1950 and sentenced to serve years at hard labor He said that in April h and Linge were returned Berlin to show the Russian where the bodies of Hitler an Road Deaths Set Record for CHICAGO N tional Safety Council reporte Sunday that 2960 persons we killed in traffic accidents last worst auto toll for any March in American history Council President Ned H said in Chicago that he as wired governors of each ate urging an all-out effort to everse the upward traffic cnt trend A report also has been sub- to President Eisenhower's for traffic safety The opens the first of four egional conferences Tuesday in City with subsequent in Miami Chicago and an Francisco Dearborn predicted that deaths rom motor vehicle vill surpass even the all record of if the cur ent trend continues unchecked Last month's death toll 2 per cent higher than fo 1955 H tops the pre vious all-time record for of 2886 deaths set in 1937 5 D 7 inches at Rapids la and B inches at Waseca Minn Automobiles weie buried in southwestern Minnesota was off the main roads and travel warnings also were issued in Iowa Where precipitation wasn't snow it was hail and it was especially heavy along a proximately 9 p.m night Police and Game officials been dragging th lake since time of the a in a vain attempt to fir Morrison's body Mrs Morrison and Mr an Mrs Baer were from the waters of lake and as shields Searches The attack took place at p.m Military spokesmen said he trucks were captured after the battle along with large amounts of ammunition Quiet was reported out the rest of the republic After calm was reported re- stored to police and military investigators launched sweeping searches of the region to round up rebels who fled lowing the attack All highway traffic into vana was subjected to roadblock inspections while in Matanzas proper some homes were searched for rebels and arms a coastal city is a vital rail center which links wilh the eastern end of tha sland Rumors running rampant in avana slated that former dent Carlos Prlo had been ar- Deposed by The government ot President Fulgencio Batista accused Prio Friday of issuing instructions which led lo the revolt at tiago De Cuba April 19 when soldiers died following an attack on the army barracks by students line from Peoria 111 lo to a Tucumcari hospital late hio Peoria got 2.18 inches of Saturday night after doctors had in Springfield 111 respiration MOJI Japan it key southern ports of said they will not fott during and ki's H-bomb in tht art it free of radioactivity A similar hM been Ukea the division of tki union la Kobe end Ind 2.05 Kansas City 65 Detroit 1.77 and Toledo 34 Oklahoma City reported 18 ches of hail Rainfall of an ch or more was widespread vive The cause of accident was not known Officers were using three boats and drag lines today in an attempt to find the body of the missing mail Weather Due Over State Today New Mexico can look to another day of weather today with the after noon temperature highs rangin from 70 to SO over the state In general the weather wa fair over all of New Mexic Sunday with only moderat reported during th afternoon The warmest town was Carls bad with 85 The coolest after noon temperaturs was a 65 re at The high a Albuquerque 76 City of Rocks Becomes Part Of New Mexico Park System Prio who had been living in since he was deposed 1052 wrs lo compi hack to Cuba st year if he promised not lo gage in any subversive act es Friday the Cuban cabinet activities accusing ir of directing subversive conspiracy and employing gangster and Communist lents in attempts lo disturb the Prio was also accused of col- wilh insurrectionist led by Fidel Castro and There was no official on however that Prio was revolt t Wins Poll President Eisenhower was an asy winner among 3456 New junior and senior high chool students in a nationwide preference poll con- by Wesleyan University Middleton Conn Eisenhower received 2104 otes Stevenson 749 Estes 533 and Sen William Volan 73 The president was a in nationwide poll according lo the Associated Press receiving 58.6 per cent of total votes and had in all five stales The poll of some dents was conducted by Dept of School through its three weekly cations Events Every Week and Our Times ly SANKY TRIMBLE out CITY OF ROCKS N M ceremonies L one-time Apache stronghold was formally dedicated s part of New Mexico Stale ark in traditional Tn fashion Gov John F Simms headed a ist of and regional officials were on hand for dedication of the City of Kocks Slate Parks Legend has il Geronimo for the dedicatory In family groups they brought picnic dinners and ate on the ground before or after he brief dedication Other officials on in eluded Lt Gov Joe M Montoya State Tourist Director Joe sey State Land E S Walker Lee and Homer Glover of the Park and mayors and Chamber oi Commerce repre and his warriors used this area from Silver City T of grotesque rock shapes lookout and resting point ing some of raids The park is located five miles off between Silver City and just a short dis- tance from where the old Trail ran By Slate Park Commission than 4000 persons or C Deming and other southwestern New Mexico State Park Commissioner Lee Robinson told the crowd tha New Mexico residents are luck to have such spot and them to teach you youngsters tht values of recreational facilities Simms told the Mexico residents that I lopes the day ii not far aw when the of the area will completely finished and w draw an increasing number of and travelers The designation of this rocky area as a state park has long jeen sought by officials of Silver ity ami Deming communities The Park Commission just a short lime ago installed and water facilities The area gets its popularity from the grotesque shape ol rocks jutting up from the ground and scattered through a several acre area By figures compiled by commission the number ot to area in the last few months his up to nearly 200 on some days French Batter N Rebel Band ALGIERS forces all but wiped out band if rebels south of day after reinforcements rought up by helicopter The French army reported hat the exact number of killed in battle be- gan Saturday was not yet known The French reported some casualties The Weather Ml Tilt toJiy S-1 U la II NE trill clouir ta lemp
