Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - April 28, 1962, Austin, Minnesota WEATHER Into Sun AUSTIN DAILY HERAT n ESTABLISHED 1891 AUSTIN MINN SATURDAY APRIL BONUS READING Youth News Roundup Saturday in Herald's WEEKLY NEW JURIST SWORN IN Lyman A Brink of Minn at left was sworn in Friday as judge of the 9th Judicial District Administering the oath at right is Chief Justice Oscar Knutson of the State Supreme Court Judge Brink taking office Tuesday will succeed the late Judge Paul Lundgren of Thief River Falls AP U.S Fires Back-to-Back Tests Miles Apart WASHINGTON Unit ed States has fired back-to-back nuclear tests thousands of miles underground hi da the other a mushrooming burst over the Pacific The Pacific shot Friday was die second in the new American ries ef atmospheric tests teg to the terse Atomic Energy Commission announcement it was pretty much a repeat of day's test The device bom plane In the vicinity of Christmas Island shortly after brightened he Ay ever cow to the Intermediate mote explosive man 90.000 tons of TNT but less than This would make tt 5 to 25 tiroes more powerful than the World War n atomic bomb that blasted The Nevada test was me SOth underground blast to be reported by me AEC since the series was Isst the after the Soviet Union broke the test moratorium faD with some 46 in atmosphere The AEC said the underground shot was a than the ef of TNT It was first time shots were detonated at widely separated test sites on a single day but not the first time a day's testing in- cluded two or more blasts The tests in the atmosphere am the first by the United Oct so USB just before the vol moratorium went into fect It was understood mat die explosions had to do with checking out a device in the development stage ramer than a finished atomic weapon The planes used were probably or bombers Thus the explosion likely was triggered at a relatively low altitude below feet Later shots at the second site Johnston Island will be carried aloft on missiles and from 30 miles to several hundret miles above the Pacific All in all the United States Is expected to shoot off about three dozen nuclear weapons and de- vices within two months President Adds Humor to Battle With Steel Brings Down House WASHINGTON CAP dent Kennedy took his price bat He wife Big Steel pound it into a Afferent mold added some humor and stole the show at banquet Friday night had come stiff competition from such professional aa Beany Goodman Gwen Verdun Sally Am Howes and the British comedian Peter The black-tie dinner given by House and photographers in honor of Kennedy and Minister old Marmillan of Great Britain was light on speeches heavy on aad JFK Kennedy was amused by ler's imitation of Marmillan and roared with laughter at comic Elliot Reid's takeoff on the press conference hi which Kennedy the steel companies for raising prices Near the end of the show tamed the tables with his own parody of his denunciation of price rise He hooked tt to the hike in the price ef tickets for the banquet Be said The sudden and trary action to raise the prices by over last year is wholly unjustified and not in the best of public interest The American people will find it difficult to cent mis If not ed tt will have a serious effect on the economy of our city Betty DU If Commending the talent of Reid and Sellers the President said arranged for mem to appear next week on the U.S Steel Hour Actually I didn't do it Bobby did it Earlier Kennedy was given a silver reproduction of the AMBUSH TRAIN WAGON Sooth Viet Nam W ambush ed a araia ealy U from U 8 Amy helicopter the Sooth CUM Sea today hi the raU stand at the signing of the and the Constitution The prune minister received silver cigar box modeled after a colonial tobacco box Before leaving Kennedy re- marked that after being in the hands of over members of the press for over four hours we haven't gotten off so badly 4 Political Meets Planned in State By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Four district conventions kicked off a busy weekend of political activity in Minnesota today Incumbent Congressmen Clark MacGregor and H Carl Andersen were expected to win endorsement for new terms at the 3rd and 6th District Republican conventions in Robbinsdale and St Cloud re- State Sen Donald Fraser of Minneapolis had no announced opposition for endorsement to Con- gress at the 5th District DFL session in Minneapolis AFTER 45 YEARS Terrorists Up Attacks in France Blow Up Paris Newspaper Gun Police Station By DAVID M MASON PARIS AP run raiders machine ned and bombed a police Station and blew up a paper office near Paris ly today The attacks were the first of their kind in several weeks in France Officials feared they may signal a new Secret Army terror campaign in France Both the police station and newspaper office were heavily damaged in the nearly raids in the town of tampes 25 miles west of Paris One woman was injured slightly and several police officers rowly missed death The terrorists hit the police tion as the guard was being changed Machine gunners in a car sprayed the front of the ing shattering windows on the second floor Seconds later grenade exploded against a tom floor window the interior Police who rushed to the windows were en back by another burst of chine gun fire as the terrorist car sped off in the direction of Paris Almost at the same moment a plastic bomb exploded in a way of the Marseillaise de Seine et Oise newspaper The front ol the building recently repaired following another terrorist attack was heavily damaged Windows in buildings for several hundred yards around were shattered The secret army terrorist to keep Algeria French has continued unabated in the North African territory despite the loss of the outlawed organization's key leaders But terrorist attacks in France had dwindled police crackdowns In Tunis sharp differences in the Algerian rebel hierarchy have come to light Published The first indications of trouble came last Wednesday when the rebels official press agency a communique reporting an apparently minor military inci SINGLE COPY 20 Pages Kennedy Macmillan Start Round of Talks SLAIN IN POLICE AMBUSH The body of a man identified as Kenneth Daniels 23 slumps behind the wheel of auto after police bushed three would-be bandits at- tempting to rob a Chicago home Friday Detective Sgt John Hinchy is viewing the body Two of the bandits who wore silk-stocking masks were slain and thff third ded The ambush was the climax of two months of police work seeking the silk-stocking robbery gang who had been preying on homes in the area Police said they set the trap er receiving a tip AP Robbers Gunned Down by Police in Chicago By JIM SCOTTON Discuss Berlin Testing By John M WASHINGTON AP President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Jold Macmillan begin a quick of little summit talks here today on wide-ranging cold war issues including nuclear testing and Western efforts to work out a Berlin settlement with Russia Kennedy was expected to tefl Macmillan that Secretary of State Dean Rusk is making slow but steady progress in his probing of the possibility of an East-West Berlin agreement U.S officials consider the outlook uncertain but slightly hopeful Rusk met for 90 minutes Friday with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F Dobrynin They agreed to say nothing afterward about the de- tails of their discussion The State Department would say only they discussed Germany and and covered a wide range of sub- related to those topics Tone of Talk The tone of the talk was de- scribed by U.S officials variously as correct businesslike friendly and relaxed Aides said that Rusk did not make any new proposals on terms for a Berlin settlement Macmillan arrived here in late afternoon from New York who had just flown in from Florida where be had vacationed a stepladder and his aim days M Wr IW CHICAGO 32 wanted to be home to meet was shaky The shots however 6 p.m Friday two men dressed as florist carried potted pink carnations to a front Joor in Chicago's exclusive long Woods section on the North Side It had been 86 degrees the hottest April 27 on record and people along the quiet street were sprinkling their lawns and talking about the weather They didn't i normal return from work playing out the to Elm by police Sgt William Hanhardt armed with a submachine gun and de- Harry Lance a shotgun at his shoulder were at the front door when a car pulled up An- hiding places In nearby homes and shrubbery Chervanek fled down street but was mortally wounded two honors including a salute Macmillan said he and Kennedy are holding their fifth meeting at blocks away time when there is much cause for anxiety in the world xi u ako need for Mager ran to the waiting combined that had the third member of the other detective Joseph Ahrens gang Kenneth Daniels 28 at the j saw through a transom that two dent between the French and wore the afterward the high els near frontier Shortly command of the rebel army put out a much stronger communique denouncing the French army for daily provocations A similar incident occurred day The rebel press agency op- by the Ministry of silk stocking masks Minutes later one of the flower carriers lay sprawled across a lawn his body riddled with lets The second man shot twice was huddled on the floor of a car that had been rammed into the front of a nearby bouse Waiting in Auto A third man who had been men carrying carnations were coming up the walk wheel Top Guest List Friday night Kennedy and Mac It roared across several at in an effort to dodge police Ahrens was the first to know land reached the corner Daniels the tip was a good one He could set through the carnations that both wore silk stocking masks Lance and Hanhardt opened the i weapons at the mation released a commentary waiting in the auto on the street on terrorist activity in Algiers I was dead in the driver's seat He saying the situation is getting worse Shortly afterward the army published a sharper statement on he same subject and notified that it had opened its own press office Editing Jokes Wasn't Funny Caffrey Says By JOHN NOVOTNEY Herald Staff Writer R was the most unfunny Job you could have Gabe Caffrey said of a fob be bad with a mor magazine in Minneapolis back in the mid 20s While be read Jokes all day long looking for suitable ones to publish the atmosphere there was more like you'd expect in a funeral be said Nothing jubilant about that place at all This was one of six cations media four of them newspapers for which he worked the past 45 years Wednesday evening Caffreys coworkers in the friends and Austin Daily Herald advertising department gave a party in his honor at King's Wood He retires today and will go into part time free lance selling Chased His long association with papers began hi he was 19 when the now extinct Drily News hired him as a chaser for the In those days newspapers here photographers at now to A track be I WM to Them Alt One of the things we did was try to get all the of an so the other in town the Journal and Tribune couldn't use them did the same thing when they got there he said After about 18 months chasing pictures he became a cub re- porter covering news of a eral nature including various types of meetings in commercial clubs which were popular then Caffreys next assignment was readers which probably the length of obituaries then Caffrey says Two columns appeared hi the Sioux Falls paper under his line One was Party Line in the Sunday edition which he wrote for about 20 years The other Caffrey's appeared six days a week en the front page for 18 years Both were humor containing folksy comments in a humorous vein chiefly on Sioux the federal beat which and Sauth Dakota keeping tab on activities in the federal offices in apolis among which was the one set up in connection with Then In 1924 he left Daily News and Joined the Calgary er the humor magazine He stayed there two years moving to the Argus Leader in Sioux Falls D be worked for years Among his assignments there wtm writing up funeral no- then to and and the Argot UMfer he ef OM were to ttt ings and some national events Here's Sample Here's a sample of which appeared hi the Nov 1 1988 Argus What it this business they're having op there by Dell Rapids Thursday rf husking bee baint Yon know there was strange mas to town today ami I was Just if he didn't come to take hi the doings Anyway he looked tike a You dart pose tt was Ml do A was telling me that in UM try will be then I Just f tart toy f rMw sad Dr f bfc nra 45 years In Gebe Caffrey of the Herald's advertising department and kte nm DM where he has worked for the past years retires Hi was employed 27 years at the Sioux Falls for which he wrote a daily column Comer had been hit by shots that riddled the car The carnage which police de- said smashed a man silk-stocking robbery gang was the climax of two months of police work The trap stemmed from a Up Springing of the trap began when Andrew Freed came home from work greeted three armed detectives waiting in his living room then joined his wife in a safe place in the basement Freed 33 Is co-owner of the Capitol Store Fixture Co The two Freed children Robert 8 and Candy 5 had been sent armed with a pistol drove with one hand and fired with the other The car made it to the corner a talk at the White White House and Photographers arranged to meet where detective Carmen Abbote House dinner at the stopped it with a burst from Saturday night submachine gun killing Daniels Tbe end late and wounding Mager Mager is and Macmillan expected to recover The auto to Diplomats came to rest against a house the kaders to masked and told them not to move But the two 30 and Pierre Mager Chervanek 30 and Pierre Mager Chervanek fired twice point at Hanhardt missing him both of wealthy people in the times Police said the men had pulled stressing U.S willing more than 15 robberies in homes halt nuclear during the past 18 months a reliable As they turned and ran Ahrens The loot which included furs clear ban opened fire with a pistol through land jewelry was estimated at the transom But he was standing I RELEASE DATES ANNOUNCED Late News Briefs CULTIST SLAIN LOS ANGELES ufl A Wisconsin's to Lead Departure By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wisconsin's Infantry sion and six units from the kotas will lead the demobilization parade from this area Aug 1 as units called up in the Berlin crisis head for home Release dates for the units were announced Friday in Washington The release Begin departure Aug suited Muslim cultist was North 818 Engineer Co and four others felled by police 896 Engineer Co bullets in a riot early today 769 Transportation Co policemen were also I The gunplay and beatings South 211 Engineer Co place at the 740 Transportation headquarters Police said it took Milbank 741 Transportation j Co Clear Lake I Infantry 410 Signal Co Stevens ROME utl A Roman 390 Military lie church tribunal reportedly has Detachment Madison declared valid the first departure Aug of film producer Carlo Ponti m Military he faces charges of bigamy Detachment Ft Snelling marrying screen star Sophia North M Engineer 164 Engineer Falls 736 Medical Clearing Co Winner 716 Co Aberdeen Depart Aug 328 Ordnance Fires Off Device I The United States fired off a second nuclear device at jFriday over Christmas Island The first atmospheric blast in the series was set off The welcome Kennedy g a e Macmillan under a brilliant after- noon sun was unusually elaborate and ceremonious for a prime ister arriving for informal talks of all branches of the forces in dress uniform an honor guard and the U S Air Force Band played God Save Queen and the Star Banner Cover Problems Kennedy acclaimed in 75 officers to quell the riot FACES BIGAMY CHARGE Loren MAN KILLED DBS MOINES Iff Hi ttt Group Bismarck Battalion Minot Faribault 544 Ordnance Co in in defence of the and South 115 Signal Co j said he had come to Washington I at a most significant time Kennedy aLso said their j would or the problems of i those countries scattered pj the world uhose security and and freedom the United j States and Britain are committed j to maintain They were in fact expected to j er the progress of the struggle against the spread of communism in Southeast Asia conditions in Africa the state of East-West relations and the Berlin problem The meeting on Berlin held by Rusk and Dobrynin Friday was the third in two weeks and latest in the series of exploratory began last September Yankton 322 al Baraboo Depart Aug 828 to SnellinK Swift Co Union Reach Agreement SOUTH ST PAUL Minn Full operations will resume South 214 Engineer Co Depart Aug MZ Co Ft North Tuesday at the Swift and Co meat packing plant understanding reached hte day in talks with the United Quartermaster Packinghouse Workers Union Rusk is reported to rated an with Dobrynin the er the Soviet sew any possible on the issue of Western hi Under the agreement the com- Berlin For several yearn Medical pany said it will study ways of IMS demanded their Clearing Co Grand Forks bringing back laid off workers at and an end ef the Sooth First Battalion times when the workload m-j FieW Group creases M
