Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - August 11, 1962, Austin, Minnesota WEATHER and but mild expected AUSTIN DAILY HERALD Fair to ass at ths County F Final Day ESTABLISHED 1891 VOL. Russ Put 3rd in Space Cosmonaut OK Following Orbit of Earth MOSCOW Soviet Un- shot its third man into space today and the Russian cosmonaut reported at the end of his first orbit of the earth mat he was Tass There was no indication of how many orbits the Russian man was to The Soviet news agency fied the cosmonaut as Andrian Nikolayev and his spaceship as Vostok It said the satellite was launched at a.m. Moscow time and completed its first orbit 88.5 minutes Tass said all systems aboard the spacecraft were functioning Additional Data An official announcement said the flight was made to obtain ad- data on the effects of spaceflight conditions on the man to study man's work capacity in the weightless tion and to try further ment of spaceship means of control and It said Nikolayev is ting frequencies 20.006 and 143.625 A transmitter signal on the spaceship is ating on frequency 19.995 mega- it The orbit at its highest point took the spacecraft ISO miles above the at Us lowest point 109 Tass said the bit is inclined 65 degrees to the plane of the The came one year and five days after Soviet naut Maj. Gherman fully began 17 orbits of the The first Soviet Maj. No. 35 one trip Yuri made around the world on April 12, 1961. Two U.S. astronauts have made orbital John H. Glenn Jr. and Malcolm Scott Carpenter each successfully orbited the earth times this Glenn's flight was Feb. 20. May 24. Two earlier sub- orbital space flights were made by American astronauts Alan B. Jr. and Virgil L Moscow radio repeatedly read news of latest Soviet space flight in same triumphant tones it used to announce the flights of Titov and Gagarin in I and U. The word in Russian means Titov bailed Nikolayev as of which is necessary for the commander of a space Ike Spends Hour Touring St. Paul's LONDON dent Dwight D. Eisenhower spent an hour sightseeing in St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral today and looked over the names of more than World War II dead in the American Memorial The chapel was built to com- memorate American servicemen based in The money for it was raised by the AUGUST 11, 1962 BERLIN WALL IS A YEAR lean on West Berlin guard railing at the Potsdamer Platz as they peer over cinder block wall put up by Com- munist East The metal frames encased in the wall support barbed wire atop the The 13th of August marks first anniversary of the start of construction on the inspired concrete tof to 130 MILLION Committee Asks Hike in State School Aids ST. PAUL A minimum i schedule of state school aids for the biennium starting next July 1 would cost million more than is being expended in the current two years and program labeled as would hike the by That was the report Friday of the Governor's Committee on School drawn up to the wake of discussions and testimony at 13 sessions over the past Chairman George Grand said his group that 1983 ture win be called upon to ferret out new sources of not only to meet educational but to pay the generally ing cost of Suggests Form The hi its suggested a new form of state help aid to local dis- for construction and ment costs and debt It was estimated this alone would cost an added million for the 1963-64 million the The report cited that state and local educational funds had jumped from about million hi to million last because of bigger enrollments and Kennedy to Report on Economy WASHINGTON Kennedy will tell American payers Monday whether be thinks an immediate tax cut is needed to feed more dollars into the tering The announcement that be win the nation's on radio and television at 7 p.m. EOT Monday came after a White House conference on Friday be- tween Kennedy and his top eco- nomic Talk at the high-level meeting centered on the figures for the economy in July indicators Kennedy said would help him de- cide whether the economy needs more fuel to start it climbing Some Up Some of the indicators point causing a rush of reports that Kennedy has made up his mind not to ask for an immediate cut but to stick to his plans for a Israel Airline Cancels Flight Carrying Sobien to New York LONDON El Al Airline cancelled today the New flight which Britain said must take fugitive spy Dr. Robert Sobien back to the United The Israeli national which has failed to meet three British deadlines for getting bien back to said in Tel Aviv the flight had been cancelled because the Boeing 707 jetliner was ultrasonic tural crack en the manufacturer's British Home Secretary Henry Brooke was reported giving gent consideration to the latest impasse in Ms efforts to expel the 61 year old who faces a life prison term for ing wartime U.S. secrets to the Soviet The n Al flight originally was scheduled to arrive but until today by said wee Hs said taw a had Dr. When the midnight deadline the Home Office ordered the Israeli national airline cally to take Sobien on the re- scheduled The next regularly scheduled El Al flight to New York is due to leave London at p.m. Sunday a.m. Fly El Al. which is acting under reduction effective Jan. 1. But the bare White House ment went no farther than saying he will discuss the In any Kennedy is ed to reiterate his opinion that personal and corporate income taxes should come the reduction effective not later than Jan. to press again for congressional action on other measures he has proposed to needle the His half-hour talk will be ried live by the CBS and NBC television networks in the Eastern and Central time increasing teacher the is expected to be hiked nearly million a year in the Citing that state aid formulas have not kept pace with upped the report urged the use of more realistic cost Nor has the foundation aid plan taken into account jumping costs of construction and equipment and the need thus for greater capital including bonds and the group Aid Foundation aid formulas mended for 1963-64 as per pupil unit less 19 mills on equalized values with a minimum of plus of census For per pupil unit less 19 milles on equalized values with a minimum of plus of census these formulas the state would bear a somewhat larger share of total Foundation aid formulas mended for use in a school aid program for 1963-M per pupil unit less 19 mills on equalized values with a minimum of plus of census for 1964-65: per pupil unit less 19 mills on values with a minimum of plus of census More Research The committee recommended more financial research by the State Department of Education and also an intensive study of tors relating to school finance by a research staff under direction of special continuing study com- edly has said nt ft would not fly and replayed from tape at 7 to be created by the local daylight time in the Moun tain and Pacific time All radio including will carry it live at 7 p m. The July figures Kennedy and his advisers are using to chart the economy's current health re- show a sluggish ad- The employment already revealed a slight improvement in the job There were also rises in re- tail sales and personal But the picture is far short of rosy predictions made at the start of the Another factor the President has to take into consideration is some formidable congressional tion to a tax A group of CIO labor union leaders who had lunch with Kennedy Wednesday came away saying he was ful Congress would be willing to approve a reduction this U.S. to Approve Military Junta Ruling in Peru WASHINGTON The who is now in London's Brixton to New The British government could take steps against the landing rights in Britain for its failure to meet previous diplomatic stamp of approval to The touchy subject of state aid for of p u p i 1 s to private schools also came in for with the result the tentative draft was The tentative draft carried a subcommittee's tion that laws do not permit such reimbursement aid State Rep. Peter S. Popovich of St. Paul contended that state law does not deny such ment and that only place it is denied is in state board The committee voted to eliminate the On the com- also approved another His motion calls for 8 full study to be made of the tation aid problem by ly constituted before supporting the subcommittee that state funds to pay transportation aid be limited exclusively to public Union Riled Over Collection Ruling LONG Calif. The head of a union representing postal workers is riled by SINGLE COPY lOe 18 Railroads to Appeal Injunction Roil Spokesman Soys Plan Hears CHICAGO A drive to bring economy to the nation's ing the expense of thousands of workers who would lose their inching toward what one railroad spokesman calls final On says Howard chief attorney for the an appeal will be filed with the U.S. Court of The court will be asked to vacate a temporary restraining order and allow the nation's rail operators to proceed with a dol lar economy The railroads want to put into effect a drastic revision of work rules that eventually would elimi nate jobs which the roads consider unnecessary They would by ately eliminating the jobs of 000 firemen who presently ride the cabs of freight and yard The railroads proposed to put the new work rules into effect next Thursday a plan that touched off a hectic week of legal wrangling that probably will dump the matter at the doorstep of the White The week began with a request by five operating senting trainmen affected by the railroad for a permanent injunction barring the work rules U.S. District Court Judge seph Sam Perry refused the in junction but granted a temporary restraining order Friday against the revision until the unions could appeal his It is this restraining order that the railroads will seek to have vacated with their cutbacks even if the appeals court vacates straining Uce that they will strike a possibility that union and voters ment leaders fully expect to re- sult in White House 2 DFL h Rap HOOVER GREETS presidents Harry Truman and Herbert Hoover met Friday morning in front of the Roosevelt Hotel in dar Rapids for the start of their ride to West Branch for the dedication of the new Hoover IN SECRET REPORT Seeks Shakeup of JFK's Equal Rights Committee By BEM PRICE WASHINGTON A still secret report by a New York bor lawyer proposes a top level Secretary of Labor Arthur J. shakeup of President Kennedy's No one involved in the committee on equal job rights for negotiations expects the a well placed to be able to proceed ment source As outlined by the government the re- the proposed reorganize tion may well turn out to be The five unions have served no- political dynamite for the dy administration among Negro The report was prepared by Theodore Kheel at the request of It the source that the government emphasize tary rather than compulsory com. with Kennedy's crimination employment order for contractors doing business with it. John executive director of the President's Committee on Equal Employment has told his staff that if the plan is carried he will Feild is known through the as a strong advocate of enforcing the President's crimination Robert Troutman Jr. of Atlanta a friend of Kennedy and alao a close friend of Sen. Herman has set up a sep. arate program based on voluntary rather than compulsory compi for a member of the ARGENTINA FEARS BLOODSHED Rebels Demand Guide's Ouster BUENOS Argentina army troops vowing to oust President Jose Maria do halted their armed march on the capital early today while top Argentine leaders conferred on ways to avoid The rebels reportedly were demanding 2 4 Hurt in Cold Spring Car Collision COLD Minn. Two persons were fatally injured and four others were hurt in an establishment of a military Loyalist army backed war minister and army com- mander in Loza quit that by tanks and other armored were poised on the other side of Buenos Sailors and marines blockaded approaches to the city under orders to head off an army The navy sibly In a to favor the insurgent troops aided the rines and sailors in obstructing the advance of loyalist troops from the Scattered Shooting Scattered shooting broke out In the but no major fighting was Guido met with rebel leader Maj. Gen. Federico Toranzo tero at the president's suburban residence in an effort to find a solution to the Argentina's third major upheaval in four Guido had already given in to the rebel demand when he fired controversial War Secretary Lt. Eduardo Senorans early automobile collision near Cold Spring about Victims were Raymond Bernard 23, of St. driver of one of the cars and Beverly 16, of St. a passenger Danzl died at the Miss Quinn several hours later in a St Cloud hospital Two others in the car with were injured Barry Michael daV after Senorans had been in 23, St sustained a office 12 Senorans was head Sharon M. 17, St. escaped without serious injuries The driver of the second Martin N. 18. suffered multiple injuries His Marion 19, Maple escaped with minor Guide's appointment of rans fired the crisis once The rebels demanded that the post go to Lt. Gen. Arturo rio and declared will rather than accept Senorans served as the first chief of staff after the military ousted dictator Juan D. Peron in 1955. Arana was his He is considered more adamantly Toranzo imprisoned three years under the Peron came to Buenos Aires Friday but boycotted the meeting that Defense Minister Jose Luis called to select The international wrangle over Sobien began June 38 when he jumped bail la New York and fled to Israel on ais dead brother's Israel refused as an and him ea a ei ef New York fs to collection of un ion dues during working President John W. McKay of the National Postal Union said Friday the military junta now Peru informed sources said American recognition will be that order will off the life forthcoming probably of his union and 15 others they After of Peruvian the elected July the Males i that more than postal He said he referred to a recent edict by Asst. Postmaster al J. Murphy that out- practice of State Man KUId in Grand Larceny A Minnesota man wanted on a charge of grand larceny was ar- before a U.S. er here Friday on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid Norman is being held hi the the second war secretary to quit in two days at the demand of Toranzo Launches Rebellion Toranzo pint-sized commander of the 4th Army Corps with headquarters in launched his rebellion Wednesday when he went to the remote city of 800 miles northwest of Buenos and proclaimed himself army commander in He demanded then that Guido fire Juan Bautista Peru Government Peru Chile an- Friday that it had recog the military government of county jaU here in of j It is the Mh country President's calls his voluntary program the for who maintains a sep. arate staff and a separate office MS signed up 85 of die nation's largest corporations hi the teer These firms em- ploy about 4.5 million The source said mat while Troutman had shown the Negro employment records of 82 of the firms to he had yet to make reports on the other 33. Report The Kheel the source suggests more reliance on Troutman's plan for voluntary achievement of improved equal rights employment practices than on compulsory He added that the proposal has the support of Vice President Lyndon B. chairman of the The report by former president of the National Urban League and now president of the newly founded Ghandi Society for Human also recommends that the job of executive vice chairman be made into a paid would downgrade A. Nelsen Rips Into Ag Setup By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two Democratic leaders levelled new attacks against the state highway com- missioner Friday night while Rep. Ancher was ing Vrto question Democratic idling of farm program At gubernatorial ate Karl Rolvaag CIO Central Labor body that lames C. the state road has slashed by SO per cent be projected three-year interstate program hi St. Louis Rolvaag said the plans ished as late as December or an outlay in the county of 12.4 million for the 1963-65 Plans projected expenditures ow have been slashed to Rolvaag are amazed that Andersen and Us highway are reneging on their particularly hi an where employment needs are air Joining the Marshall attack in DFL state Chairman Fur said that day finds new reports of the confusion and mis judgments in highway program that has become entangled in Army nd Fair said feat a re- tired brigadier general was copying randa directed to trivia at a time when major decisions must to Among Farr cited be said ManhaO scat out concerning cards toe highway name for and instructions for uni- form totter On the other side of the Nelsen charged the moval of eight DAIRY ROYALTY Servina milk at the Mower Counry ADA booth this week at Mower County are some of the county and regional dairy On duty Friday were Nancy Grand and Judy Austin Rt. county and Conservation Service county managers fat the state came to a campaign to make the farm program a vast propaganda political The office managers wen er flred or at resign the of Secretary of Agriculture L. Nelson said in a Nelsen said those ousted had total of a yean ranging ram 4 to 14 years fa Ha listed mem and their counties as Leonard Amelia James West Clarence West Doris van Gertrude Big STATE POLITICS oo Page Gas Stations May Close in Price War Threat of a shut down of for gasoline loomed over Austin this morning as gas dealers sought help from the A meeting held Friday night of the station operators and another session is scheduled for noon today in an effort to firm up their place in the we ask is the oil ies to give us protection on our a spokesman the oil companies will guarantee our we will meet the cut rates in this gas Distributors are willing to 40 he but the oil com- panies not agreed If there is no margin major oil dealers say they will not open their stations The gas price battle has beta going on for about two weeks and has not reached the levels of SOBM towns in the Independent stations here are posting cents par and majors and
