Albuquerque Tribune (Newspaper) - July 4, 1962, Albuquerque, New Mexico The Albuquerque Tribune Copyright 1082 by New Mexico State Tribune Co. LOCAL Occasional gusty winds this evening aud again Chance for a 40, No. 79 Published Dally Except Sunday at 701 silver sw New July 4, 1962 30 Pages in Sections City Boosts Service Charges Berlin Talks Progress Seen Soviet Leader At U. S. Embassy July 4 Fete July 4 Premier Nikita said today he believed thei had been some progress with the Unite States over the explosiv The Soviet leader made th statement during a conversa tion with newsmen at Fourth of July reception a the American Embassy here Asked if any progress ha been made toward settlin the problem of h is I No Elaboration But he did not Khrushchev spoke only briefly on politics to the His remarks on Germany were immediately studied by informed observ ers here because of the com ing meeting in Geneva of thi Big Four foreign The ministers will be going to Geneva to sign the fina Laos peace b u they are also expected to talk over Berlin and nuclear dis armament of State Dean during his visit to don late last saic he would be resuming the S. probes on Berlin with Soviet Ambassador to ington U. S. Ambassador to Llewellyn had several meetings here with Soviet Foreign During the exchange with the was pressed several times See Fernandez Boomed S SANTA July 4 long time Albuquerque wholesale liquor dealer who has been out of the business a few years has received a new slate wholesale State Liquor George Franklin approved ai application for a license yes requested by Roberi Porter and State Rep. Jack the nominee By A. C. DE COLA Tribune Political Editor Victor Democratic state treasurer in the terms of Thomas J. Mabry as reportedly is the choice of the new party leadership for election to that Sources close to the said here today M. for favors the tion of Mr. to Suggestion Salazar reported to b on the West Coast bu political associates here sail he was to the suggestion that he head th division of the stati during the coming Democrats will meet at San Fe on in two to organize the par and plan for the fall cam The joint convention is to be the liveliest Democratic meeting in years A new name was brought nto the speculation over a choice for state chairwoman Mrs. A. M. Fernandez 3f Santa widow of U.S. is being loomed for am not a candidate for tie Mrs. Fernandez I would be happy o accept the responsibility if is the wish of the It may be a stimulating Bernalillo County will offer candidate for state She is Mrs. Mae Salazar Fernandez Officials of the tion are Harry C. Harman M. vice and Lorene Franklin said Porter was one of the first holders of a New Mexico ing his original one back in the thirties after prohibition was Porter's original license was No. 34. The license was cancelled when Porter went out of the business in The State Liquor Control Division received an tion for a new wholesale cense for Robert Porter and Sons on June 28. The firm has paid its license fee and up the required minimum Franklin said wholesalers must bonds in effect for Hie amount of the monthly excise tax paid by the with a minimum bond of The bond is to protect the state dp excise tax tho average is estab the minimum bond is Franklin Cab Driver Robbed By His Passenger A Clifford Taxicab Co. Jack of 900 13th police a farn he picked up at the San 931 San about him of and Winn said the gunman talked him into pulling the cab over to the side of the road because ho felt then pointed a gun at After taking the gunman jumped Into n City commissioners ap roved pay raises for super and in the 1962-63 an ual budget approved early Non supervisory employes ill get a 2% cent in- rease step increases it iey are not at the top of leir pay Supervisory employes will et a like when st City Manager lund Engel had net decided hether the increases e in the pay structure 01 within pay This is significant because if the in- crease is within about five employes at the top of their pay scales will get Those employes eligible for step increases will get a total increase of approximately 6.5 per cent. But many veteran employes at the top of their pay scales will receive only the Vk per cent. In this gory are 60 time veterans of the Police who no longer are eligible for step in- and many other em- ployes in other The total allocation for pay raises is who has served two terms as woman and will be mended for the post by the local The Democratic State tral Committee will elect the party The committee is expected to ratify the tion of Calvin Horn as the state Mr. bell named Horn several weeks ago as his choice for in addition to the Democrats will lold the state platform con- Sce Page By Associated Press The nation honored the 86th anniversary of its today in ions that touched every cor- ler of the Philadelphia's I n d e was the focal vith President Kennedy ad- ressing the It was the first time since Vorld War I that a president lade a July 4 speech in the Wherever the American flag this continent and others formal and informal observances were They ranged from nics to occasions of White House Open In the nation's the White House was open to the public twice the normal time 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It long had been closed to ists on legal Hundreds of thousands were on hand in foi a parade ally welcoming the nation's to the where the manned spacecraft center now is. all 50 now living in were expected for an See Page ACCIDENT FACTS In Albuquerque 1963 accidents 1361 accidents same date 3731 1177 injuries same 1125 1962 deaths 10 961 deaths same Partnership With Europe I BI f 1 Is U.S. Goal JFK July 4th Message Aimed At Ail Nations July Kennedy proclaimed today from the birthplace of American that the United State is preparing for a of a working partnership with One hundred thousand flag waving Philadelphians cheered the Fourth of July speech by the chief The transatlantic ship will not cheaply or Kennedy but it holds promise of 'a world of law world of war and The President aimed his message at the peoples of all But his Fourth of July address was written for a gathering of governors of the states and for thousands of Philadelphians massed outside Independence Hall and for nationwide radio and television Revolution Unleashed The founders who pledged their fortunes and cred honor in the break with Britain on July 4, 1776, said in his prepared ad- unleashed a revolution of national aspiration which remains the most powerful force on earth But in the same the President w e w as drafted the American stressed but and welded the union of sovereign states which has Europe's It was much more than a ARTISTIC PATTERNS of light resulted from fireworks displays last night at the University of New ico The show was staged by the Post 13 of the American The show is an annual At former residents of generation after the tion before America built workable federal Kennedy and the ers of the house oi also have far to I will here and on this day of that the United States will be ready for a tion of interdependence that we will be prepared to discuss with a united Europe the ways and means of ing a concrete Atlantic a mutually See Page Preparations for Christening Baby Elephant Due For Big Welcome Albuquerque's new elephant A list of names was sub- will get her official welcome to Bozo the who waiting car nnd bcr at the paries will according to police disclose this chosen for to the city at 11 a.m. The town brass will stage a formal dedication of the elephant house at tho Wo Grande Park And the baby pachyderm will be School whose pen nies made the elephant chase have been in- James G. of lie Parks and Recreation Each under 14 who attends the ceremony will be a free ticket to attend night's que Dukes Box of Peanuts of Gov. Tom and the Mrs. T. David has made the Mrs. if the elephant is will try to place bearing the name on the of the Attending the ceremony will be members of the City Com- members of the parks and Dr. Charles R. Spain superintendent of Mr. Marsh will be master of Rev. Paul Saunders of the Boys Academy will give the To Present Plaque Dr. Roy of t h e parks will present Dr. Tim elephant will get a big Spain a plaque honoring box of compliments school children for ing to the purchase of the Dr. Spain said he will ask the plaque be y displayed at tho elephant Occasional gusty winds will prevail this evening and night and come back again late the forecaster There also is a slightly improved chance today for a thunder The skies will be partly cloudy through A high temperature of 90 de- grees was forecast for today and tomorrow with lows oJ in the Valley and 66 at the Airport This morning's minimums were 64 and 70. The normal mean temperature for today is 79 Extremes for this 103 in 1957 and 55 in 1939. The relative humidity at 9 a.m. was 45 per cent. rise tomorrow occurs at and sunset at Tucumcari was the est place in New Mexico yes with a high ol 96 de- The cool spots this morning were Las Vegas and Santa Fe with lows of 57. Heads Shriners July 4 M. a lawyer today was elected imperial the Shrine's highest of- who had been deputy succeeds Marshall M. Assault Investigated Detectives today were in- the reported rape sometime yesterday of a 30- Northwest Officers said hey will have to talk with he victim further In nn effort o determine just the alleged offense took que's 15th annual Soap Bo Derby move ahead with final trial runs between 9 a.m. and noon at 1600 Vista SE Jack Derby re minded all 157 boys registered to race in Saturday's big event that they must obtain their official Derby helmets and T-shirts before 5 p. m tomorrow at their registra tion Harold will issue rac ing attirs at Ed Black's rolet 333 San Mateo to all boys who for the Derby in the Heights J. D. Kailer will issue Derby helmets and shirts to all other registrants at Groesbeeck at Marquette Derby contestants also must secure official race car numbers at the Soap Box Inspection Third al Roma before Friday Racer inspections also will close at noon on Friday since contestants must report at Central Ave. 2 p.m. day for the Derby All Soap Box Derby race officials will meet with Mr. Hall on Friday morning at Albuquerque's Derby Downs racing The beeck and Ed Black Chevrolet dealers and local Optimist Clubs are co-sponsors of the Big Underground A-Test Is Friday One of the biggest nuclear blasts ever set off under- ground will be detonated at Nevada Test Site and involve a device yielding about 100 Atomic Energy Commission announced It. is the second in the Plowshare Program and i s scheduled Funeral Thursday Funeral services will be at a.m. tomorrow in the chapel for Slza E. que resident for 28 who was shot to death fe was 61. SPECTACULAR ground displays were part of the fireworks display at the One of them is shown Big Crowd Sees Fireworks Show Between and persons saw last night's fir works display at Stadium according to esl Showers this past week mates by Carlisle Benn By The Associated Pr ave helped New Mexico and crops but the U.S. Weather Bureau says soil moisture is still short in most Ranges ment but more rain is d for winter Livestock in fair to good con- The dryland wheat harvest vas nearing completion and otton was making The rains halted hay tions in most sections of the tate and some cut hay that ad not been baled was The second cutting of ay in southern counties was early Post of the American which sponsored the pr gram. The also included a performanc by the post's drum and bug! Fireworks Display Albuquerqueans will get a chance to see another fire works display Paradise Hills Golf Club will stage a fireworks dis play at S p.m. It is expected to last about two hours H. D. club presided The display will take plac on the golf The is northwest of the city on the West The display may be visible from the Saves Day Paradise Hills Flag Waving Proves Costly Flag waving is getting I want is a cheap flag to show my patriotism but I can't spend much So what am I SUNSHINE CHART This is day of 1962. The sun has shone here on 185 days during the That's the story of Alan city Engineering Division designer and sistant chief of the Para- ing to Goodman asked disc Hills Fire as closing time for stores Mr. Goodman felt the urge yesterday to show his patriotism today by buying Hls dilemma was finally two three by five-foot one for his home and one solved by County Manager Charles for the Paradise Hills Fire Goodman his personal flag But n store that had had a sale on them had run out and the cheapest flag of that size Goodman said he could buy after a number to display at the fire Goodman found lo his chagrin that station had no pole on which to hang it. But having gone far of telephone calls was he said the Hag would just for one with the stars be draped under the Taxpayers Hit For More a Year Record Budget Is Approved By Commission By MOISES City commissioners boosted city charges to taxpayers by annually to balance a ord The commission charges for three ices and imposed charges on wo others which charges were previously Action came early today fter a long meeting dealing mostly the The new will go into effect Aug. 1. This is what the ion Boost Sewer Fee 1. Boosted the basic sewer maintenance fee on each home and other tomer from 80 cents to which four The monthly charge for the fifth to the 21st drain was hiked from 10 cents each to 20 cents 2. Increased the 35-cent fee for issuing motor vehicle censes to 50 the state 3. Tipped charges for in- stalling and the most common the charge from to 4. Adopted new charges for shutting off water service and for disconnecting and ting 'The shut-off fee will be the disconnect charge Additional The city estimated the er boost would bring in more for 11 months of this fiscal Other estimates of tional revenue from the were as License per meter a and new water an- drain on the payer's pocket will be from increased sewer The typical house a two baths and a washing chine sewer Charge is now This will be hiked to monthly on Aug. 1. Commissioners said they chose these alternatives among several others because these services were not ing for The er rates reflect actual costs of the city providing officials Budget Revised Several significant sions were made to the et recommended by City ager Edmund City Health ment frequently cut by the city was in- creased by to provide See Page Baseball Today AMERICAN Kansas City at New Los Angeles at Minnesota at Baltimore Detroit at NATIONAL New York at San co. 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