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   Beatrice Daily Sun (Newspaper) - February 21, 1964, Beatrice, Nebraska                                High and tow yesterday low a year ago 171 Precipitation this month Precipitation this year M to date last year BEATRICE DAILY SUN Weather fluff wd WWW If Tea See If IB Tha SUM It FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1964 ZIP CODE 68310 7c Pef billion defense is approved million included that was not requested By STANLEY MEISLER WASHINGTON AP The House has approved the billion defense authorization Including million In research funds not asked by Secretary of Defense Robert Approval of the largest de fense authorization in history came late Thursday on a 3360 roll call The 92 million Is intended for research on a manned bomber and a manned Interceptor The House Armed Services Com had recommended the money on the advice of Curtis Air Force chief of although it had not been Included in re Since It Is an authorization it really includes no money at It simply sets the maxi mum limits for later appropria tions by And even if Congress later appropriates the million for there is nothing in the law that can force McNamara to spend it if he doesnt want During the Carl chairman of the Armed Services told the House that the committee had put in the extra million on the advice of I believe what General Le May Vinson and I think all of you believe Samuel offered an amendment to strike out the but Vinson and his supporters easily defeated NEW VERSION OF HITLERS DEATH GIVEN LONDON AP A Russian marshal whose armies stormed into Berlin gave new version today of how Adolf Hitler He insisted his men found the Nazi dictators body wrapped in a charred rug inside the The reminiscence came from Marshal Vassily former Soviet commander in He wrote his memoirs in the Soviet Literary and Tass distributed some of the material as ed by disagreed with that accepted over the years in the Most informants have agreed that Hitlers body was along with that of Eva the girl he married just before their suicide and the ashes scattered in the Reich Chancellory The Russia of Stalins time never disclosed what the Red armies really found when they captured the Chancellory and Hitlers underground bunker in the This reluctance led to widespread talk that Hitler never really died in article did not say what the Russians did with the body after they discovered it May Hanover lieutenant injured in Saigon James an Air Force pilot from was seriously injured in the bombing of a theater in Sai Viet Nam last and William AHer heiligen of were notified of the incident by The telegram said the ant suffered a blood clot be tween the skull and the brain and severe scalp He has undergone surgery and remains in serious had been stationed in un til last November when he was sent to Viet His wife and son are still living in A number of Vietnamese and Americans were Injured in the bombing of the HEART SUNDAY 23 COURT SHUTS UP LOUDMOUTH DETROIT CAP Edward blabbed w much out of turn Hi court that Judge McKay Shiftman ordered him A court officer plastered adhesive tape across Ingles mouth from ear to In gle was ordered held for trial on a pandering Cook to seek reelection Mayor decides to try for a second term Beatrice Mayor Cook announced today that he would be a candidate for re election to the Mayor post here in Cook indicated he made his decision after carefully consid ering the Several pe titions had been circulating to place his name on the Cook is currently completing his first A number of civic improve ments have begun or been com during his Mayor Cook was largely re sponsible for spearheading t he drive to keep Dempster Mill here in Some was pledged to keep the industrial firm here in Other major improvements during the past two years in clude paving of West Court passing of the swimming pool bond a sanitary sew er district for a large area in northwest addition to school and other traffic and approval for two parking lots in downtown Beat Community service project is launched Senior Girl Scout Troop 187 is launching its first community service project under the re vised Girl Scout program for This project is hospital aide Thirteen girls are present ly serving two hours per week at the Lutheran Hospital under the supervision of Herbert Auxiliary The initial service will be the staffing of the hospital gift shop and snack Later the girls hope to receive training and be able to assist in other capac These Scouts must give at least 50 hours of service before awarded the aide bar by the This program has been out lined by the national organiza tion to assist girls in explora tion of vocational opportunities as well as to provide opportun ty for community A first hand acquaintance with a hospital may help senior to decide whether they are in a hospital related Girls volunteering for the aide bar are Ellen Judy Donna Judy Kathy Fern Barbara Ste phanie Beth Becky Carolyn Paap and Karen Cooperating with Graen ing are the Les Marquardt and Harold Bags of money Pillow cases and shopping bags full of Also uncovered was equipment used money were found in the modest Chicago to run a policy gambling Rose residence of Lawrence Wakefield when he Wakefields sits amid died Police had a major job in counting the clutter of the in excess of a half million dol Chamber sees Beatrice site of outstanding midwest attraction Tentative plans for a week long Homestead Centennial cel as an annual event were discussed last night by a group representing several or Joel Chamber of Commerce said the the week of June Hope is the week of June 14 Hope is to build it over a period of years into one of the outstanding A variety of possible attrac tions were including a college rodeo with the nations top collegiate riders and ropers One suggestion was to hold a dramatic reenactment of the trial of Wild In a tentative outline of t h e week Deeble said it had been suggested that the celebration Bake sale to boost scout fund A bake sale of homemade it ems is being planned by t h e Girl Scout Troop 187 to boost the fund for tiie trip back east this The sale will be tomorrow morning at the Safeway Store with Patrol 1 in Home baked goods are being donated by parents of the troop mem Jim manager of Safe is cooperating with the girls on a series of three bake sales each staffed by one pa start on Sunday with an open house at the This Beatrice State was immensely Motorists warned to get new tags on Special Highway Patrol has is sued orders to Kansas highway troopers to begin making ar rests on March 3 for those mo not displaying their 1964 license This period is two weeks aft er the first 50cent penalty per During this period an ad 50 cents is added on to the plate School unification meet Wednesday The school unification meeting will be held at the Hanover High School Auditorium 26 at This meeting is for the voters and taxpayers of the proposed new unified Hanover school dis as mapped out by the The new district will include both grade and high schools in Hanover and COURTLIEST LINCOLN AP Organized labor is the pos of a court test of Ne braskas congressional appor as decreed by the 1961 popular last drawing thousands of Monday could oe slated for an ers reunion at the Wednesday and Thursday could center on a pa retail activities and a community A rodeo and fireworks might be on the of fare Friday and Satur with a meeting and display by coin and stamp collectors on Saturday and An open house at the Martin Luther Home was suggested for the fi nal Before ideas are trans formed into realities an organi will have to be A temporary group of about a dozen people will try to initiate this step in a meeting set for next is importance an election says Paul nothing is so impor tant as a little knowledge of who heads the speech department at the Uni versity of listed it among topics at the annual Rocky Mountain Speech and Communication Conference here He explained is the art of keeping ones foot out of ones getting it out once its President welcomes Mexican chief executive Johnson support of Viet Nam By FRANK CORMIER LOS ANGELES dent shaking a finger at Communist said today that outsiders supporting Com munist guerrillas in South Viet Nam are playing a deeply dangerous More At the same Johnson argued that communisms trou bles around the globe actually are more acute than those fac ing the United He said problems are eclipsed by the spreading civil war among Communists a reference to the policy gulf between the So viet Union and Communist Chi The President gave his for eign policy views in an address prepared for an outdoor convo cation at the University of Cali fornia at Los held to honor Johnson and Pres ident Adolfo Lopez Mateos of This was the prelude to two davs of good will talks at the desert resort of Palm 90 miles Johnson reaffirmed American determination to support the in dependence of South Viet He described this as a 10year old commitment we will con to But he said the Vietnamese war is first and foremost a contest to be won by the government and people of that country for The President did not name Communist China in his discus sion of Viet But his mean ing was clear in that those engaged in external di rection and supply of the guer rilla war would do well to re member that this type of aggres sion is a deeply dangerous Johnson said that in our for eign policy today there is room neither for complacency nor tor after citing difficulties in Viet Panama and he said Larger than the troubles I have noted is the spreading civil war among He did not elaborate on this Declaring that there is no panic on our Johnson said that if the nations adver saries offer deeds of our own response will be He said our undeviating pol icy is to do all that strengthens the hope for And he said nothing will make us weary in these Ticking off trouble spots one by Johnson first cited Viet then Cyprus where strife between Greeks and Turks threatens to erupt in an Eastern Mediterranean Johnson pledged anew that the United though not di will do all we can to find a solution to the Cypriot I appeal for an end to blood before it is too he It is the task of statesman ship to prevent the danger in Cyprus from exploding into dis Tunning to he said the United States is calmly and without to consider all the problems which exist between to solve them Asserting that the United States has been patient in han dling the Panama John son said the watchword at the Guantanamo Naval Base is pre Water Cutoff Speaking of Cubas cutoff of water to the Johnson said We have dealt with the latest challenge and provocation from without sending the Marines to turn on a water Some members of including Barry urged Marine inter vention after the Cubans shut off the flow of water to After citing what he termed the dangers of Johnson said that if we were to solve them all there will be more next Taking said that Greetings precede two days of talks this he the weathervane of headlines is not the signpost of By FRANK CORMIER LOS ANGELES dent J oh n s on and Mexican President Lopez Mateos ex changed greetings at Interna tional Airport today at the start of two days of friendly talks here and in Palm Johnson flew in from an over night stay in Palm Springs just minutes before Lopez Ma teos arrived from the Mexican border town of Greeting Johnson gave a bear hug to the shorter Lopez who said in Spanish If Id known how tall you look I would have brought my high As photographers snapped the two presidents with their Ladybird Johnson grabbed Miss Lopez daugh ter of the Mexican and said Come we want you in this Immediately after the cere monies both parties left by heli copter for the campus of the Heart Sunday giving all personal role in crusade Many volunteers here in Beatrice will visit their neigh bors Sunday to call lor Heart Fund The Heart Sunday Crusade will be from 25 A Heart Sunday said The Heart Fund volunteer gives each citizen an opportunity to play a personal role in the crusade against the nations top health A donation will strike a blow at the disease which took more than lives in America last per cent of the total deaths in Heart Sunday marks the peak of the 1964 Heart Fund campaign which the Nebraska Heart Association began on Proceeds from the drive make it possible to sup port education and leave pre addressed envelopes Tor families who are not at home This convenience will enable them to readily mail their contribution to their local Heart Fund Contributions may be sent to Heart in care of the local Riddington community service programs heart and vessel against the More than 50 million Heart Fund dollars have been chan into research in the past dozen Other millions have been spent to bring the na tions physicians through medi cal journals and scientific meet the new knowledge de through Heart Sunday volunteers will John Odell takes his own life ODELL John was found dead yesterday in a field on one of his farms near Deputy County Attorney Har lan Hubka said death apparent ly came by a gun shot The ed gauge shotgun blast hit Bures in the He was found in the afternoon by his Edward Surviving are two Jerry and both of Funeral services will be held Saturday at from the Vance Funeral Home with in terment in the Odell Czech Soap Creek Churchs congregation to celebrate 80th DEWITT Pauls Luth eran Church Soap Creek northeast of will celebrate the 80th anniver sary of the congregation at special services who re tired from the pastorate of the DeWitt church last will speak at the morning Wiebke is now living in The current Ad will have charge of the The senior under the direction of Donald will sing the anthem Gods The offering at the spe cial service will be divided be tween the American missions and World missions of the Am erican Lutheran Church with which Pauls is Pauls congregation was organized in the spring of 1884 with the Alfred Fleisch mann in The first of elected were Carl Spil Henry Frad and Henry The first services were held in a public The first church was built in This church was later used by the congregation as its school As more settlers came and joined Pauls more room was A new and larger church was built in The first parsonage was built in In the church was struck by lightning and burned to the A new church was built that same year which now J serves as the church building 1 for the Peace Lutheran congre gation at A new parsonage was built in After many meetings and much hard work of the build ing and finance it was voted at a special meet ing on July 1954 to proceed with the building of a new Ground was broken on Cornerstone cere monies for the new church was 20 of the same Dedication of the new church was on A glass front enclosure was added to the church in spring of At this time a special anniversary booklet was PASTORS 25TH ANNIVERSARY DEWITT Sunday is a dou Pastors who have served the ible for the mem congregation are Fleischmann A Janssen 1890 Phillip Heist Mau Braun Uhlman John Goes Wiebke and Lillich The congregation has a num ber of active They are Sunday Church Willing Workers Workers for Christ Circle of the American Lutheran Church A Luther Senior Mens Chorus and Childrens Present Church Council mem bers are Donald secre tary Albert Del bert Koch and Fred elders Ervin chair man and Ivan treas Present membership is 315 The congregation celebrated j baptized members and 235 con its 75th anniversary in bers of the Pauls Lutheran Church congregation northeast of LUlka Besides the celebration of rhe churchs 80th there will be a special evening serv ice to observe Pastor Adolph 25th anniversary of his Pastor Lillich graduated from the Evangelical Lutheran Theo logical Seminary at Ohio in He was ordained at his home church In Bird on 1939 by Pas tor A week later he was installed as pastor of the Zion Lutheran Churches at Benkelman and Other parishes served during the 25 years were at Byron and DeWitt here in He came to DeWitt last He has served affiliate parishes at Neligh and Winne During a vacancy he sup plied the Immanuel Lutheran Church of Plainview for nearly two First jurist is selected Defense sets out to find more like selection By RELMAN MORIN DALLAS Rubys attorneys used up two more peremptory challenges in his trial today during thunderous session in which Judge Joe Brown warned one of the defense lawyers about the possibility of citing him for contempt of Seventh Challenge It was the defenses seventh challenge out of its allotted A peremptory challenge IB one in which the challenger is not required to state his Each side has Rubys attorneys employed the challenge to reject Herbert He said he has served as a juror in Goellner said he was a juror in a murder a couple of rape cases and things of that The assistant defense attor Joe tried hard to shake statement that he has no fixed opinions in the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by A shouting match developed between Tonahill and Jim At one the judge I dont want you to raise your voice any We are only five feet 1 can hear you in a Tonahill apologized and I cant help it if I react as strongly as do at what I see going on in this He had previously the position of the district attorney staggers There is more desperation in the district attorneys position that is con One Juror One juror of the 32 candidates questioned has been Todays session began with the defense peremptorily re a The state followed by using its second peremptory chal on James a store University of California at tOt Angeles for some ing and the acceptance of orary It was understood Johnson would take the occasion to talk about foreign policy and state his attitude toward variety of crises that confront him in all corners of the Johnson and Lopez were to fly from Los Angeles to Palm Springs for two days of talks at the desert resort And tonight they drive together to the winter home of former President Dwight er at neighboring Palm Desert for a courtesy Good Will The talks were regarded as a good will raising tf major policy John on and Lopez who lave known each other for more han five were expected o talk about Colorado River water to irrigate Mexicos Mex cali the Alliance for the Cuban problem and the use of Mexican labor on American Headquarters Johnson is making his Palm springs headquarters at the home of Louis a Los Angeles petroleum engineer and real estate The five bedroom with swimming pool outside glass doors from the living is in the foot hills of Mount San the second highest peak in Southern Lopez Mateos reserved quar ers at the Riviera where lie and Johnson will hold a conference Saturday after their initial meeting today at the Taubman Lady Bird Johnson and Lopez Mateos accompanied their husbands and arranged a sep arate schedule calling for Los Angeles appearances at a eon given by Edmund wife of the at a Spanish American language class at Lincoln High and a visit to an exhibit of Mer ican art at the Los Angela County Museum of Snow still persists in parts of state Presi weather was being dominated by high pressure sys tems but light snow still persisted in some Kearney and Sidney were among points getting light snow at At most other Weather Bureau skies were clear or partly The long range forecast Indi temperatures would climb into the upper 30s and low 40a at their high point through the early part of next week and lows would be in the Light to moderate precipita tion was forecast for the five day with amounts aging to The state high Thursday was shared by Chadron and Imperi al at 30 Norfolk had zero Friday for the state 100th anniversary of Wilber lodge WILBER Special Ingo mar Lodge 142 of Wilber will observe its 100th anniver sary of the Knights of Pythias order on A covered dish din ner is planned for Sis ters and A program of several music al numbers and a speech by a Grand Lodge officer will follow the Slides of historical and geographical interest will also be Mountain crash fatal to 31 persons MANILA Philippine Airlines plane smashed into a Mindanao mountain tonight and the Manila Times said 31 per sons The newspaper said two men were found alive after the wrecked plane burned but that one of them died in a short time of his State Czechs asked for Contributions WILBER Special Thf Nebraska has a request from the Na tional Park Service to ute Czech items of frontier his importance to a Naur York Wilber area residents having historical objects appropriate for the may contact Helen secretary of in Wilber or some Czech from their ft Has CASH MAIM in Ma Corn ill If  

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