Beatrice Daily Sun (Newspaper) - October 19, 1959, Beatrice, Nebraska Temperatures High low today 7042 High and low year ago 8554 Precipitation this month Precipitation this year this date last year 58 87 BEATRICE DAILY SUN If You Didnt See It in The Sun It Didnt MONDAY OCTOBER 1959 Member PreM Weather Partly cloudy through colder low In 30s colder high in 5c Per Copy Catch attache paying Soviet Accusation is dismissed here as groundless MOSCOW sources said today Russian authorities caught Embassy attache Russell Langelle paying a Soviet citizen rubles at the official rate for secret intelli gence Langdale left Monday for home with his wife and three having been declared unwelcome last week by the Soviet govern ment on spying Soviet journalists said the Soviet version of the Lan geile case will be here shorty in reply to Washington charges that the youthful Missou rian had been virtually manhandled and These sources said the Soviet foreign ministry had informed the United States it would not publish anything about the incident in or der to continue the current friend lier tone of They added that publication had been decided upon only because of the publicity emanating from but a date to print the Soviet version here had not yet been The United States dismissed the accusation as WASHINGTON State Department is reported to be con ejecting a Soviet diplo mat from the United States in re taliation for the Soviet Unions ouster of the security chief of the Embassy at Ths that such a step will actually be taken is at the moment highly John Sherman Cooper R Ky called Sunday for such a move in the absence of an apology fnm the The uncertainty is due partly to fact that some officials con sider direct retaliation in such cases as an But it is also the result of great puzzle ment here about what the Soviet move itself was supposed to ac One theory advanced in diplo matic quarters is that the Krem lin wanted to warn the Soviet peo pe to be wary of friendly con tacts with Americans in soite of the official policy of the of Camo bv Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev following his conference President Ei But this is only a theory and officials here are waiting to see how the Soviets themselves han dle the cae of 37yearold Russell Langelle before they make up their minds what the maneuver may Secretary of State Christian Herter has comment on the The broke Saturday when the State Department accused the Soviets of seizing Langelle Friday morning and trying by bribery and threats of violence to make him into a spy for the Soviet gov The acting chief of the Edward pro tested to the Soviet Qf fice The acting chief of the American Soviet Embassy counsellor in Washington reply accused Langelle of spying on the Soviet Union and ordered him out of the Body of George Marshall in repose WASHINGTON body of Marshall was taken today to Washington Cathe dral to lie in repose there the American An airman and a sailor stood at hio feet a a marine and a coastguardsman at his LETS NAIL IT DOWN 50 Beatrice Community Chest fund today reached or mately 37 per cent of the CARRIER VISITS Sun Carrier Bob ger watches Ralph Brooks clean up his work before luncheon when the governor was host to Bob and a number of other outstanding carrier boys of Nebraska in the governors After the boys all watched the Ne braska football While the carriers were lunching with the thier circulation including The Suns LaVem were guests of the Lincoln newspapers at a luncheon at a downtown The occasion was National Newspaper Gamer Boy Writer visits here Reinhold Associated Press writer from left here this morning after a visit with his and Route 1 With Ensz on the visit was his fiance Evelyn from Eng Ensz left here for New York where he was to check his future assignment with the and was expecting to be sent to Germany faces death Refuse leniency to Caryl Chessman AP Edmund Brown today re fused to grant clemency to Caryl who has been in death row for 11 is sched uled to be executed The governor made his decision Sunday night before leaving on a trip to Only Vindication Browns statement said the con kidnap robber has not sought executive clemency to the He has declared that he seeks only This I cannot give The evidence of his guilt is overwhelm Brown noted at the request of he con ducted a personal hearing He said The record shows a deliberate career of robberies and followed by sexual as saults and acts of perversion ac at the point of a load ed Victim Hospitalized One of his 17 years old at the is still hopelessly confined in a state mental hospi Competent medical authorities ara of the opinion that her condi tion is at east partially the result of the outrages perpetrated upon Chessman still has pending be fore the Supreme Court a final appeal for a new examina tion of his trial now was sen in 194S after being convict ed of 17 felonies as the red light bandit o f Los Angeles lovers Woman slain husband held Nebraskan is charged with 1st degree murder gil of Ericson was charged with first degree murder Monday in fche fatal shooting of his estranged J believe it was premeditated and Wheeler County Attorney Arthur Auserod said Therefore I filed a charge of first degree county attorney said Ronzo was arraigned before County Judge Earl Martin 5ater Mon day forenoon and entered a plea of He asked a contin Auserod and Judge Martin set his preliminary hear ing for 10 Ronzo is held without Ause rod He said authorities have a state ment from Ronzo but ho is not at to disclose its Rosalie was shot down Sunday afternoon at the Ericson cafe where she Deputy Sheriff Wayne McCain said she was shot by her estranged The couple had five children ranging in age from two to Auserod said the couple had been separated from three weeks to a month and Ronzo was living with her William in McCain said Ronzo entered the cafe carrying a caliber rifle and shot his wife in the She died about an hour later in an Ericson where she had been treated by a Spalding phy The officer said Archie Watson of Ericson struggled with Ronzo in an unsuccessful attempt to get the Then Ronzo ran out where he was by George of Ord and held until McCain Birdseye view of moon to be printed Expect pictures to show same as the face By PRESTON GROVER MOSCOW AP Lunik III raced away from the earth again today after reportedly sending the Eisenhower invokes court injunction to halt walkout REVOLUTIONARY PROPOSAL labor in agreement By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON Despite de Edgar head of the r MA take Kaiser steel plant at of the hidden side ol the The Soviet News Agency Tass said the photographs are being processed and will be giving mankind the first view of the far side of the moon never seen from the About the Same has made a concrete and the University of are meeting in New York Satur now acting as steel day to consider the negotiator David C former I Pressure On Kniser head of the mediation service It became known the in tier Truman ami that Join expert definite proposal to the United I on labor relations Steel workers and it has been ac The most revolutionary and im portant part of this proposal is for the creation of a committee The plan and the hoard study the inr fits of the to have increased Scientists expect the pictures to representing the American public to prevent all strikes in the steel industry in the future Actual Agreement The proj posal give the no i wage increase in the first but show the same sort of face as the side 1 the moon which the earth The pictures presumably were taken 6 two days after the launching of the 614pound fly ing it swooped within miles of the moon as it hurtled out into Moscow Radio said the Soviet space vehicle completed its first circuit around the earth Sunday continued on its vast productivity o labor iu on of laborsaving the necessity of future in deciding what should made in the Oil Edgar Kaiser and David Me was on Kaiser against any j separate The Kaiser i company is relatively new in the steel ant is the first time workers in its have ever been on Kaiser went along with the other steel executives somewhat reluct antly in regard to the strike and for some has rather un happy with the Terms of the Action after board fails to find answer to halt marathon strike 80 days WASHINGTON Eisenhower today ordered the Justice Department to seek a court injunction to halt the mara thon steel strike for SO fringe benefits in the form of pen Donald sal in a suite of sions and totaling 10 to 31 In the second year they j get an increase of 10 cents an hour j in making a total package the Hole Sheraton Carlion here for parts of wo together The While House announced that a petition for an injunction i under the law will ors pan wore o jfi the While House through George W with Arthur attorney for Taylor on Friday and to Sec of Labor James They expressed jubilation over the of 21 cents during the second 1 and The public committee to prevent s Smilh Wl s Coast vice presi running 17 minutes behind a pre announced j The next radio contact with the j traveler officially called an automatic interplanetary station is fixed for Wednesday when it is scheduled tc be miles from the No Mention of Camera The Soviets have been cagey about the equipment packed into the space There was no official mention of camera ap Another Soviet tor Mikhaylov of said sig from the rocket had provided valuable and unique informa tion about the physical properties of the Among other he the data will help locate the moons center of gravity and aid in stu dies of the inequalities in the earths steel strikes would consist Of j dent of lie to hammer out INSTITUTE ON PLANNING FOR PEACE IS HELD An institute or Panning for Peace and y Action was held yesterday at First Christian Church nere with afternoon and evening sessions on working for world Herman administra tive on the staff of the Board of World Peac three men who would work nut a tns formula which they considered fair Kaiser issued a public cle to the to and i nial thai any had been to the future j reached largely he want wage and price Publio Committee ec to give time to rest of the industry to r his pro Trie three men tentatively disposal putting them on cussed by Kaiser and the steelI much on Executives of workers nre George of the oilier big 12 steel companies Stolen vehicle in fatal crash Lives of three children snuffed as awaiting bus Ohio AP A stolen station wagon snuffed out the lives of three children at a school bus stop today only seconds after police radar had clocked it at 55 miles an A fourth child was Record of arrests Police took Paul away as angry residents of the neighborhood dosed in on He was rushed to a police Mo charge was filed Po lice said he has a record of seven previous at least two on morals j The dead were identified as j his brother Ray I a 11 f T and the OmI 5 and Jane led the afternoon During the afternoon they dis cussed with lay peo ple from area the methods of forming goups for peace and cunent c Y cial issues on Following a 6 Will on the Cleveland r cace and Order Conference held about a Jerri suffered a en Police were pursuing Graham for speeding whan he apparently tried to slow witnesses j The station wagon skidded onto a i On the other Coop er of has been acting as chief for all he steel was obvious ly If his superiors are influenced by the Kniser plan will probably be Kaiser will go ahead with the agreement whether other steel executives concur or ev en though there have been fears that Kaiser might face retaliation inside the Big 3 bicker over summit Dont see eye to eye on timing of negotiations WASHINGTON AP Differ ences between the United States and Great Britain over summit policy are bubbling to tli once Although diplomats dont like to talk about President and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan still dont see eye to eye on the questions of timing and A weeklong exchange of top messages h as made this Earliest moment Macmillan is trying to rush Eisenhower and President Charles de Gaulle of France into a conference with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the earliest possible The British leaders insistence has surprised American They had though his earlier ur gency about a summit conference was only campaign With year The ma sidewalk in front of n grocery a le recent election victory in his where the were waiting j i they he would for the school js up lor He peers the I not pressure so But this The careening vehicle mowed while not been the was par of a na Grain researcher wheat show speaker Henry Cargill grain research manager from is scheduled to speak at the Nebraska State Wheat Show October He will speak for the mens afternoon session on Necessary Considera tions for Successful Grain Stor Kaufmann is familiar with grain storage and handling problems in his work at He plans and supervises development of handl ing equipment and temperature control and the companys Hs also conducts research and develop ments for oil and commodity Born in Kaufmann at tended the school in Cologne be fore coming to this country in He graduated from the University of Minnesota as a food technology During World War II he was awarded the Army bronze He is an associate member of American Society of Agricultural and a member of Am erican Association of Cereal Chem ists and and Pro cessing NO OFFER Morocco AP The Embassy today denied press reports that the United States has offered to give up its air bases in Morocco within two inter study of peace being conducted by more than 30 denominations through the National Council of Churches of The Campbell the host pister for the meeting sponsored bv the Nebraska Coun cil of Twentyfive such meetings be held ir Nebraska during Oc i the children smashed a parked caromed off struck a car emerging a trailer Graham leaped from the station wagon but pursuing police cruiser trapped him against a Thrown 100 feet is at and I from Asking leather so fast his sixgun is only a blur is Jackie Smith in The was entered In a fast draw His best time of a and are stationed at quest for Approve visiting rule of hospital A young Beatrice mother her 16monthold son thoroughly approve the nonrestrictive visiting hour rule for parents at Childrens Memorial Hospital in Jerry Engler has had her own bed in her son Marks since he was admitted to the hos pital after transfer from Boy Scout troop will be a Beatrice Wednesday at the West Side Officials here are concerned about more than the They think they have detected a willing ness on to soften the Western stand on the Berlin Next month Informants say that Macmillan would like a summit conference next at the latest in De President Eisenhower re The Kline boys were sons of I a City nuisance has suggested a meeting and Mrs Arden The Bellah i had been scheduled in early December if De girls were of Sgt a rial tn s but j Gaulle requests a would be cancelled of the rej to put it off until next Defendant requests appeal dismissed Attorneys for Elmer have requested some of the of an appeal to District Court dren were thrown as much as 100 i of a Justice Court conviction of feet j Williams on charges of violating probably in sought in Federal District Court in Pittsburgh Tuesday aft Eisenhower acted shortly after his board reported failure in efforts to settle the 07 day In a the President said A Sad day Americas hopes for a responsible settlement have not been It is n sad day for the Granting of a in junction would halt the steel shut down while efforts to reach a set there would be no legal obstacle in the way of resumption of the strike after 80 days if an agreement had not teen fn a letter to William Eisenhower as he did in first invoking the Taft Hartley process on that the strike would imperil national health and safety if permitted to Essential to resume statement said It is essential to the national that production b re immediately in the steel Free collective bargaining has not worked in this dispute despite the dedicated efforts of the feder al government and the board of The presidential factfinders had reported with sad hearts their failure to settle the White House press secretary James Hagerty said earlier in the day that Eisenhower was not acting immediately and had placed no time limit on his study of the The board of inquiry tried for a week without success to bring agreement between industry and the United The gave little hope for early success in their 37page report to the White As we submit this the parties have failed to reach an agreement and we see no pros for an early cessation of ths the report The board cannot point to any single issue of any consequence whatsoever upon which the parties are in The unions David said the steelworkers will fight the issuance of an in junction ail the way to the Su preme if Speaking to reporters after an hour and meeting with the unions Executive Mc Donald said the board unanimous ly approved the union negotiators rejection of the latest proposal of the steel industry bourne Air Force Both Th schedule for the These differences have made ilies five in a trailer court of the fall term of District the scene of the cas follows i Stale diplomats feel that there must be a Western summit conference in advance of the EastWest meet New Scout troop off to flying start appeal of a conviction of There was no McDonald again will use The little boy was seriously jured when he fell his bed at causing a general infection to localize in his right and thought his recover might be speeded if ie didnt the of separ tion from his made that the Steelworkers every legal resource available to oppose issuance of a court October Delmar j of a Bonn report that But if it is issued we to pay child Eisenhower had proposed such an up to the law of our he port October Slate WU advance session for the end of The second meeting of liarn of a this lion of 1 Civil suits to be arc Lynn j BORDER TROUBLE Baptist Martin vs John Noi TEL Israel damage suit j Israeli military patrol opened fire Scoutmaster Virgil Johnson Mary Margaret Fred pots that 12 boys attended the j Cook and James Novem first and that the is i her damage suit and off to a flying Don i Lewis Nicholas Walter on the southern Israeli Sunday killing one an army spokesman reported to The patrol opened fire when scoutmaster of Troop 223 Methol 675 damj the intruders failed to heed a dist Church and several of suit the spokesman but that will end Mark and I his mother expect to be returning home this patrol leaders will attend the met ing of the new ti i some training This meant a long separation of he new t to offer from he Name That Tune taken oil the air NEW YORK AP that Tune goes off the air after tonights The Columbia Broadcasting Sys tem announced Sunday it was scrapping the FV musical quiz program in line with its new pol iey of dropping a its TV shows with big money or sive Frank CBS said last Friday that the network was dropping the quiz shows be cause of the impossibility of guarding against dishonest prac The National Broadcasting has said it will continue its quiz Training course for adult Scout leaders A training course will be con ducted here for all adult Boy Scout starting Monday eve The course will be conducted by Bob Hebron Council Training All troop and interested are invited to Starting time is and it will be held in the basement of the West Side Baptist FIRE KILLS FIVE BERLIN in a chil drens home at Zingst in East Germany killed five of the homes 70 youngsters Saturday the official East German News crosseyed cat in give cy ADN of its nine lives just to see Radioactivity in soil not hazardous WASHINGTON AP The Atomic Energy Commission re ports a test has shown in Nebraska soil is not haz A soil sample taken at Lincoln showed a strontium 90 content of about 56 a square neither high nor compared to the rest of the the AEC informed Roman Hrus ka Strontium 90 is an atomic fis sion product deposited by House number sale The Beatrice Lions Cub will make a canvas of the City tonight selling house num bers with tha money raised to be used for various Lions The reflector type numbers are mounted in frames and may bo read from both They may be used in lawns near the curbing The sales wil bs made between 7 and Local Grain Approximate cash price be ing paid in Beatrice Wheat Corn
