Albuquerque Tribune (Newspaper) - July 7, 1962, Albuquerque, New Mexico The Albuquerque Tribune 1962 by Hew Mexico Stats Tribune Co. Vol 40, No. 82 LOCAL Afternoon and night time Widely scattered A little warmer today and Published Dally Except Sunday at 701 Silver SW New July 7, 1962 Second Class Postage -I fi Paid at N. M. 1D ODS FINAL EDITION SEVEN CENTS 30c WEEKLY Murphy Raps j Republicans In Keynote SANTA July 7 The Resolutions Committee of the New Mexico ic party convention heard posed resolutions from s i x county delegations today to party's election year Henry chairman from Bernalillo pre- sented 19 resolutions Dennis Chavez Jr. Is Hospitalized PERRY July 7 n. Hospital confirmed today that at the County con- Dennis chavez Jr son Secret Device Set in Resumption Testing vention July 2. has CHAMPION Meketa in the finals Of today's Albuquerque Soap Box Tony is shown with his For Soap Box Title Class B trophy which he won earlier He was sponsored by Valliant Printing Co. photo by Andy Tony Meteka Wins Race Over Brother Tony Meketa defeated his the 1962 Albuquerque Soap Box Derby championship Tony's winning margin in the championship race was His winning time was 28.74 The unique all brother SPIN Richard sponsored by Rust is shown spinning the wheels of his racer ling ready for the Class A eliminations in today's Soap Box INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY championship finale was the first in the city's 15 years of Soap Box Derby Four in Tourney Four Meketa including a set of were entered in the it took one- of the brothers to put them All three of the Meketa brothers entered in Class A crashed into the semifinals while the youngest member of the Derby made it all the way in Class B. The all Meket a lineup capped the fastest Derby in history here as officials completed eliminations in only five hours and 21 The Derby drew 117 entries in the junior Class B 65 in Class A. by virtue of his tri- umph qualified for the Silver Anniversary American Soap Box Derby to bo held in Akron on Aug. 4. The Akron race has pions of 156 other Derby races throughout the U.S. West Okinawa and South 15, won the Class A championship over his brother 13, by three quarters of a Tony triumphed in six heats to win the 1962 sion He had the best time of 29.4 seconds in three of his six winning Attends McKinley The Class B an eighth grader at McKinley Junior High ed Tom 6D18 rose in the semifinals by Murray is sponsored by Peoples Tony's winning time in the championship heat against Martin was 29.4 His winning time in the semifinals also was 29.4 In the quarter the sandy haired Class B champ defeated Tom den Flavors Ice 1404 Dartmouth by 2 lengths in 29.5 Earlier victories Were over Blaine Gorncy Central Wrecking 3608 Espejo NE in the third 29-4 Mike Carress 533 Charleston NE in the second and Gary I Steele Grande Oil 2328 Gen. Bradley NE in the first Widely scattered thunder are forecast for but the skies were fair during the day and will be again Temperatures are due t o advance with a high of 8 8 forecast for today and a peak of 90 The was 85 Lows tonight will match the declined any other to discuss the younger condition or the nature Kiker also made proposals been a patient since June 6 but to amend two of these dealing with minimum markup on liquor and liquor license Kiker said these proposed amendments were being made by individual delegates of the county group and were not amendments of the entire county Similar Planks State Sen. Sterling Black of Los Alamos presented about 15 most of them similar to the ones from Bernalillo State Sen. Fabian Chavez Santa of the recessed ihe committee after hearing the proposals from the county delegations and said they would be discussed for ion into the platform at an executive session The resolutions by the ties ranged from an expansion of the state personnel medical care for the aged the Social Security abolishment of mini- markup laws on liquor and elimination of he sales tax on medicine and medical a strengthened mini- See Page Robbery Motive Report Denied July 7 Democrat Jack M. Campbell today attacked the in his speech to the state Democratic tion in Santa Campbell called for united support to back h i drive to defeat GOP Gov. Edwin L. Mechem in the ember governor who has be readings of this 58ia candidate for public office County Building Alterations Are Being Proposed By JIM BOYER Taxpayers stand to lose about if site plans for the new proposed county building are And if county commissioners can be talked into tearing down the present Courthouse the loss could be much if county follow the advice o architect Louis G. won't lose the 100. Nor will they lose the use of the present Hesselden stated his view at a meeting in City Engel's Present also were County Manager Charles Brunacini and the city's James Discussed Sites The m was arranged to discuss sites for the two posed buildings county and will be constructed Outside Observers Barred From Area CAMP Nev. July 7 The United States fired a secret power weapon a few feel above the desert today in first resumption of aerial nuclear testing on its own soil since 1958. The Atomic Energy Com- mission and the Department of Defense said the explosion was to test the effects of clear The mighty blast may be a prelude to tests next week using troops in atomic field Such have been reported without official Roads Blocked Secrecy cloaked today's test at the Nevada test Roads to the vicinity were and outside observers were Officials called the device low This meant it had an explosive force up to 20 equal to tons of In view of the security there was no ate description from the The blast was ed to produce ihe familiar mushroom cloud and to send dust and debris ng high above the desert Pigmy in Atomic Age Tremendous though it was jy conventional in the block on which the County Courthouse facilities were also discussed Sharing of certain facilities such as a telephone refuse jail facilities data processing parking facilities and a few others do not appear to be any great Where economically and feasible both county n the Valley and 65 at the The normal mean temperature for today is 79 Extremes for this 101 in 1951 and 56 in 1941; The relative humidity at 9 a. m. was a damp 54 per cent. rise tomorrow occurs at and sunset Carlsbad reported a high of 98 degrees tops in the The low New ico temperature this morning was 52 at Agent Editorials Fleeson Harrison Inquiring Reporter Pony Public Forum Sports Theaters TV Weather Women's News NEEDN'T miss your Tribune while you arc on vacation if you chenk the Vacation Pac plan 7-3311, lation Sen. Dodd Will Head Inquiry Into Sugar By JACK STEELE July 7 Sen. Thomas J. D- who was appointed yesterday to head a special Senate judiciary tee to investigate foreign ar is the only ber of the Senate who self once was registered as a foreign Dodd represented the of Guatemala in Washington for nearly two fears before his election to Senate in 1958. And his law partner lobbied Guatemalan sugar on the sugar en- by Congress earlier his Tangled In The Dodd subcommittee was set up hurriedly in an apparent effort beat to the punch a more sweeping in- of lobbyists for governments ordered yesterday by the Senate For- ign Relations Committee headed by Sen. J. William Fulbright and who is also a member of the foreign relations often have tangled in the Dodd registered under ihe Foreign Agents Registration Act as counsel for Guatemala in 1957-58 during an interval between his service in the House and In 1956, as a House Dodd sponsored an amendment to the foreign aid which boosted t h e funds for Guatemala from million to His contract with signed four months er his term in the House called for a fee of a year a total of He relinquished 368 of this fee when he was elected to the Senate in No- 1058. Dodd's law partner at ihe Sec Page in every election since 1946 and who is now running for governor for the sixth time had the nerve to refer to in our Campbell said in the speech prepared for delivery to the The Roswell legislator said that Mechem to imply that we Democrats are just a little unpatriotic by as Republicans did in 1933, of Campbell said the people in New Mexico were of marking time with such tive while bo r i n g states move ahead In an earlier state chairman Seaborn C o 1 1 in s told the delegates it would be for Campbell to please every Democrat in the state but Democratic party is bigger than any one and city commissioners more because Oj Police Probing All Slaying Police Chief Paul Shaver said that police are still investigating the possibility that robbery was not the motive in the Thursday killing of a He denied a published port that quoted Lt. Fred A 94 Feared Dead lay s was a pigmy in atomic It was a fifth as powerful as yesterday's gigantic H-bomb type blast rom a chamber 650 feet deep the Off-site radiation was pre- to stay well within but the Atomic Energy Commission monitoring radioactivity ip to 300 miles Today's explosion came two here and the other in the vere postponed for 24 hours they would agree to Here's where they don't al see eye to On exact building Most city commissioners and the city's Mr either have stated 01 See Page Train Hits Weed Burner July 7 A special Santa Fe train carrying almost fornians to an Elks convention in Chicago crashed into a road weed burner a mile east of here last Fireman Edward D. Howard of La suffered serious burns over much of his body when burning oil from the weed burner splashed over the Engineer son D. La re- less serious Andres N. operator of the and his Susano clear of the burner before the hit it. I NEW July 7 W Pinch hitter Marv berry's homer in the ninth inning gave the York Mets a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals today in the first game of a Curt Flood's homer in the top of the ninth had broken a 3-3 July 7 Sparked by the hitting of Roberto the burgh Pirates beat the adelphia Phillies 6-4 today in a see-saw July 7 Bubba Phillips smashed a homer in the eighth inning today to power the Cleveland In- dians to their sixth straight a 5-3 decision over the Chicago White July 7 Marshall Bridges checked his own wildness in time to subdue an eighth inning Minnesota rally as the New York Yankees flexed their homerun muscles for the second straight game to down the Twins Write In Votes SANTA July 7 Wl The state attorney general says if there are offices in the general election for which no candidate was nominated in the voters may write in the names of allegos as saying there was no queston but that robbery was the Miss Gloria E. the had lived here only a short And Chief Shaver said that although a friend of the victim was in that c i-l y when the crime was c o m- he still had not been ruled out as a possible source of information on the The chief listed other which are being con- by police in the the strewing of the money about the scene at Package Liquor Store 6616 Central and in a parking lot could have been i ruse to lead police to a alse a narcotics might have selected the store o get money for dope anc the woman when she vas reluctant to turn the mon ey a man from Phoe about whom she hac spoken and whom her Waco might have known might have killed a transient selectee he liquor store as an easy a local armed ier panicked and shot her she refused to hand over Other Developments Lt. Gallegos could not be reached today for comment on his statement about the motive last In other developments in the The victim's Mr. See Page Baseball Scores American Cleveland 5, Chicago 3. New York 6, Minnesota 3. Detroit 6, Baltimore 4 Washington at Kansas Boston at Los Angeles National York 5, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati 10, Houston 1. Milwaukee 1, Chicago San Francisco 4, Los An- geles 0 New York 1, St. Louis 0 2nd Italian Believed Down Near Bombay July 7 Italian jetliner carrying 94 persons ished in a heavy downpour today While approaching Bombay's Santa Cruz port. Horn's of search failed to reveal any trace of the Alitalia Airline ters in Rome said they the DCS had The reported 85 passengers and 9 was flying from Australia to It was not known whether there were any Americans aboard the plane which set out from Sydney with stops scheduled in Singa- Tehran and Weather Stormy Stormy weather hampered the search for the big DCS which could have gone down n mountainous terrain rounding Bombay or in the Arabian Sea only two miles rom the Alitalia's official que assuming the plane crashed oJ he long time that has the plane was re- ported we must sume the loss of the plane 85 passengers plus The use of the word in the Italian language com- meant The Indian government 1 tered all planes flying in and out of Bombay to keep a close watch for the missing Washington Calling A weekly by the Washington staff of the Newspapers July fight on hospital care for the aged is coming Don't expect a to pass this session of Strategy mapped to g e around House Ways and Means Committe probably won't w o r k. Democratic leaders have the White Sen. Clinton P. Anderson who's shaping insists on a says administration a not an Modified measure now backed by Anderson and 25 tion expected to pass Senate as rider on a measure already passed by the It then needs to go to a conference but one House objection to shunts it into House Rules opponents say it will die Next more be for a discharge petition signers to force the Senate plan onto the House floor foi a Chances for getting Similar petition to get a vote on pensions for World War I veterans has about 200 n d backers say more people would benefit their from pensions to those But House members ire unwilling bypass established dure they proved in Affairs Department And they shy from any device that lets a raising measure originate in he Discharge petition route is under t h ej which reportedly lost contact near 200 miles northeast of this Planes Take An Indian air force plane took off at dawn accompanied by an Indian but the low cloud cover forced them to suspend their Indian naval vessels were also pressed into the The plane's route lay across India's western tain range which has peaks up to nearly Man Dies in Crash Venceslado Jose 22, of killed early in a head-on col- of- two trucks a tenth of a mile north of U. S. 66 on New Mexico 10, State Police Stale Patrolman Thurmon said Saiz was dead on arrival at 3ataan Memorial Methodist Driver of ihe other Charles T. 34, of Cedar received a was Patrolman Babb said the accident happened this was traveling south in the northbound lane and collided head-on with Graham's vehicle heading Sec A-J north in same
