Blytheville Courier News (Newspaper) - July 14, 1962, Blytheville, Arkansas VOL 67 BLYTHEVILLE 8 PAGES I CENTS Kennedy's Business Sense Is Questioned By Chamber Leader WASHINGTON API A top spokesman for the if he munity says he wonders if the Kennedy administration really understands what makes can business tick But the spokesman President H Ladd Plumley of the U.S Chamber of Commerce told newsmen that President Kennedy appears to he trying to improve relations between the White House and the businessman Plumley conferred with the President Friday then had eon with told I am not the ad- ministration fully recognizes that this free enterprise system the decisions which are 16 Candidates Bid To Speak Lie You Are Depressed By WALTER R MEARS WASHINGTON ple of Trinity County Calif didn't know hey were y depressed until the government toM them And they don't like it The issue boiled up Friday when Engle a California crat complained to Secretary of Commerce Luther H Hodges about the says Sen Clair Engle But that's the way it has to be at least for the time being says the agency that runs a program plight of Trinity a northern fornia county of some Sixteen candidates and 730 pounds of catfish will be fried at the Jaycee fish fry and political rally Thursday night Ray Gill chairman said he has received a definite yes from the 16 candidates and more are ex- to be here The fish fry will be held at the Jaycee hut and Safeway parking lot will be used for the speaking County candidates will be given 10 minutes each to speak dates for governor will get about SO minutes Gill said he received answers from the following Kenneth Coffelt Gov Orval Faubus Sid McMath and Bubbs Rickets candidates for governor Mrs Crip Hall and Kelly ant candidates for state urer Frank Holt candidate for the Supreme Court and Jimmy Jones candidate for state auditor Bob Holthouse sheriff date O D Brewer candidate for representative Frank worth candidate for county urer are to speak County Judge Shug Banks and L H Aulry state representative said they would be on hand Sen J W Fulbright and his opponent Winston C Chandler told Gill they will be here or send a representative Speaking Of Algeria Isn't Child ALGIERS AP Moslem and I made people lose heart Many French officials and businessmen who left temporarily have de- say the economy of the Algerian nation is nearly on the rocks and no one has any con- crete plan for keeping it afloat Confidence is said one European banker Business is down to about one third of what it was six months ago and it is still declining He The events of the past few days the disputes between the leaders the lawlessness and the administrative this has made daily by thousands o rather than by steering What bothers businessmen Plumley said a uncertainty They want conditions predictable and so that they car plan their own He said businessmen are ask If the economy is being j steered by the government today in what direction will it As an example he cited commencement address at Yale University month in which the President appeared to be seeking a truce with the ness community after the uproar that followed his opposition to a steel price increase Plumley said the President re- marked that deficit financing by the government could not be indefinitely but also said that dl aa economic stimulant It was left to the reader to what the position ot the President was under circum- stances of the Plumley commented However Plumley also said that Kennedy seems to be taking repeated steps to encourage a dialogue and understanding be- tween business and the dent He said relations are improving after reaching a pretty low ebb during the steel price increase crisis of last April He cited as an example the new depreciation guidelines by the Treasury this expected to save business and in dustry billion in taxes next year Plumley said at the luncheon that he feels part of the mis understanding between Kenned and business stemmed from a mutual breakdown in cations between them The Chamber president said th purpose of his meeting was make a progress report on th study of ways to the U.S deficit in payments He wouldn't disclose of special federal aid foot de- pressed areas Under the rules a spokesman said a county can get off the de- pressed list only when ment statistics show an economic upturn He added no county of- has asked that Trinity be taken off the of the Area Redevelopment Administration Engle said Congress did not create the ARA to force velopment medicine down the throats of areas that don't know they are depressed that haven't applied for this federal assistance and don't want it The program should be tary Engle said I supported the Area velopment he said in a to Hodges It has been Beneficial in alleviating economic depression in many areas I hope overzealous bureaucracy will no- spoil H Engle noted that the Trinity County Journal erf Weaverville Calif had published an Lie down and be de- pressed damn you In his letter to Hodges whose department has charge of the ARA Engle I believe when an economic survey of ment data warrants that a county can be advised of the possible benefits of the ARA and that the next move should be up to the county what he reported DAILY RECORD Traffic Accidents Cars driven by Jerry Martin 1603 W Walnut and ludy Autry 910 W Ash collided at an alley and N Second Street Martin was charged with failure to yield right-of-way Minor fender bending Cars by Denny Wlson 300 Road and Calvin Ralph Chicago collided at W Ash and S Third Streets A parked car owned by Walter Lassiter Memphis was slightly damaged when pushed into a tele- phone pole at i be Sands Motel Minor damages were reported in a collision a S Second and W Streets yesterday City police said cars driven by R H Godsey 919 N Sixth and Leslie Robert Fey Force Base were involved Building Permits E M Finley 2300 Peabody becue pit Cancer Workers Ask For Sheets Cancer Inc needs worn shee to use in making bandages Mrs W E MacDill chairman an- today The group is meeting heavy re- for patients in Anyone with any sheets which could be used is asked to call Mrs not to come back and others who were determined to stay are now packing their bags All along the fashionable Rue Michelet and other streets of giers European Quarter three out of every four stores are closed Faded notices on the iron shutters of most say closed for paid vacation The owners all Europeans agreed among themselves to close down during the ence celebrations and take a va cation in France Many of them expected the at LeHigh to turn into large-scale race riots and looting rampages j These did not for a street battle costing 104 lives in Oran on July 5 Yet the European's are leaving the country in a steady stream despite desperate Moslem appeals to stay and help build the new ion The Moslem leaders know they run the nation at present without the Europeans who have a of technical skills and economic power Some of the Europeans are moving away in a spirit of re- as if they really wanted to sabotage a state which they fought to the last JFK Names Celebrezze To Cabinet PORT Mass President Kennedy today named Anthony J Celebrezze mayor of Cleveland Ohio as the new of health education and welfare Kennedy's surprise ment was read lo newsmen by White House press tary Andrew J Hatcher Hatcher said Celebrezze is expected to sume the post as soon as he is confirmed by the Senate Celebrezze will succeed ham A Ribicoff who resigned Thursday when he formally an- his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Senate from Connecticut PLAN St IOUIS TRIP Courier News culation Manager Ted Brown and Bob Sullivan of Bob Sullivan Chevrolet this week com plans for motoring approximately two dozen Courier News carriers who have won ex- trips to St Louis Group will spend July 24 and 25 in city zoo ami other sights and seeing Cardinals play ball Courier News Photo The identity of Ribicoff's cessor was one of the best kept secrets of the Kennedy tration Celebrezze's name bad not ured in the speculation for the post Many others had been but informed sources out giving any hint as to whom il would be insisted he appointment would come as a surprise In Cleveland Celebrezze said in a t I am grateful for the conli dence that Kennedy has expressed in me 1 shall do my best to merit this confidence new assignment presents a grea challenge and a great to be of servce to people I shal always be grateful to the people of Cleveland for granting me the privilege of serving them as their mayor Lincoln Former Local Teacher Dies Benjamin H Lincoln 68 er Blytheville teacher died iv at a Memphis hospital Mr Lincoln a native of en Springs taught here several ago He lived in or Hie past 22 years He received his bachelor's de- gree Baptist Col- ege and his master's degree from he University Mr Lincoln was dean of ern Baptist College in Walnut Ridge before entering the ance business in Pocahontas He was a veteran of World War I and a Baptist Survivors include his wife Mrs Eunice Taylor Lincoln One son Benjamin Livingston Lincoln La A sister Mrs Emma Blanks Gowen Okla and one grandchild Services will be held at his afternoon at First Baptist Church in Pocahontas Burial will be in Masonic tery by McNabb Funeral Horned American Dies In Action By MALCOLM BROWNE SAIGON South Viet Nam AP U.S Army captain and at least 23 Vietnamese soldiers were killed today when a government convoy was ambushed by nist Viet Cong forces 40 miles north of Saigon The Red guerrillas fled after the attack carried out in battalion strength Government paratroopers were dropped at the site an hour after he ambush to aid a relief ion that arrived by road Besides he dead 20 Vietnamese troops were wounded and four asted only a few minutes before i government soldiers were over whelmed The name ot the dead American was withheld pending notification of his family His death brought to seven the number of American servicemen killed in combat with the Viet Cong since he buildup of U.S forces began here last December Sixteen others have died n dents U.S authorities reported hat the Viet Cong ambush force was under air observation and was be- ai were missing jne pursued by planes Reds Prove They Can The By FRED S hints of conditions WASHINGTON Top Soviet cylinder weighing many officials are chortling over a report was sent to he Novosibirsk sized Soviet goof which saw high-level U.S plant in Siberia sian workers spend a year part of a collection of such precision work that took takingly making an a year machine which other one source put it the next step was lo ship the ers then cut into published in part back to a heavy press The blunder by the shows they also presumably for assembly own admission wasted although the what was believed o be a of usually try to tell the forging press The report which slipped things are going just occurred the blunder the carefully controlled of shipping the huge press first went unnoticed in Russian publication told to the fabricating plant West But then it was spotted building of a large goofed and sent it to a American experts who sift all for one of the most powerful where it was cut available material for presses in the scrap imy helicopters loaded with Vietnamese troops and ransport planes carrying para- roops There was no indication whether iie Communists suffered any Celebrezze SI has been mayor of Cleveland since 1953 Kennedy in announcing the pointment said Celebrezze brings to my Cabinet a wealth of ence gained from having worked through the years with the lems of people particularly in the areas of health education and fare He great A South Vietnamese jeep was and two trucks were damaged in the ambush n a heavily forested area of Route 14 the same road on two U.S officers were cilled in another Red ambush June 16 About 280 government wo companies from the airborne brigade and a command were in the convoy as it headed north on an escort mission The convoy was to have picked up employes of an engineering firm working at an outpost The company and nature of its work were not disclosed but several civilian contractors are working on radio and radar nets along the Vietnamese frontier with Laos Cambodia Route 13 leads to the Cambodian frontier therefore brings to this department an intimate Bank Burglary LESLIE Ark Leslie Slate Bank was burglarized day night of an amount of of it be- o have been coins Knowledge which will prove in making the department an effective instrument for the general Kennedy's ment said Celebrezze was born Sept 4 1910 at Nazi Italy Hatcher ex- however hat his parents who were natives of Italy were naturalized U.S citizens who were visiting their homeland at the ime This made him an American citizen automatically Hatcher said Celebrezze one of thirteen dren attended Cleveland public schools and John Carroll ty He then went to Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio where he received his law degree in 1936 He was admitted to the bar in Ohio the same year In Washington Sen Stephen M Young lauded Kennedy's choice of Celebrezze on the net post He is an ideal Young said Sen Frank J Lausche said in a statement he was y pleased by Celebrezze's ion for the Cabinet post Tours County Towns Wallace Hurley Camden through yesterday on handshaking campaign for tost of lieutenant governor He visited most of the town in Mississippi County during his ona day tour Hurley is opposing the present incumbent Nathan Gordon rillon who has held the post fora 18 years The candidate is head of Hurley Company in Camden It specializes in school yearbooks Wreck Kills Youth NORTH LITTLE ROCK AP One North Little Rock boy was killed and two were injured when the car in which they were riding ruck a bridge railing on Re- mount Road about miles north f North Little Rock early today State Police said Herman Floyd 18 was dead on arrival at Little Rock hospital Officials at the hospital said Larry DuBose 17 was in poor and Ronnie Heslep 17 as in fair condition High Cost of Hollywood Romance HOLLYWOOD Calif A Wike was excited as MacDaniel Brothers he entered the Hollywood bowling tion Company post office at Broadway and Kentucky Blytheville DeLinting tion S Highway 61 permit to build new plant Fred Boren 2225 Carolyn mit to build Albert Luster permit to move house from Street to 819 Keith Street George Slaughter house at corner of Belmoor Lane and Streets alley and looked about for his blind dale He wore a grey suit as he'd promised She to have on a yellow shortie coat What if there are two girls with yellow shortie asked anxiously when she tele- phoned him It was good he'd thought o or there were indeed two girls with yellow shortie coats He was glad he'd suggested she carry a red KM tw ittrcaed or the girl who'd inserted this ad I parity in their ages was a trifle in the personal column of a in 53 and she 39 Attractive brunette 5 ft in Ibs affectionate would like to meet nice man with erty Reginald a well-to-do landscape contractor had liked that He'd written to the box number she'd celled bint up and He spotted her She was ing the coat She the rose And he found her very indeed hit it oil at The dis- Her name was cille They took in a movie She told him he was so distinguished ing she thought he was doctor I felt so flattered and bashful I just Reginald told a friend She proved to be affectionate too She kissed him that something of a surprise 1 ordinarily don't kiss a son on the first explained Reginald That memorable blind date was on Dec H They saw a lot of each other from then on On New Year's Day he proposed She accepted They were two of the happiest lovers in the world But something always kept in- with their wedding She kept having to put it off Mean- while he was glad to be able to heip his fiancee with her finances Seven long years elapsed He felt this was too long an ment He became impatient Finally he convinced himself she didn't love him at even intend marrying him H was late 1960 He talked to a lawyer Superior Judge Eugene P Fay ruled Friday that Reginald now 62 had il doped correctly that she was after his properly The judge ordered Miss Hacken now to give back 000 worth of real estate he'd deeded to her But the judge said there was nothing he could do about casl gifts the disappointed swain Mi he'd made over the years enough evidence the judge held Reginald uid they came to abou Woman Gets State Office CARSON CITY Nev AP Gov Grant Sawyer has made the first appointment of a woman s major slate office She is Maude of Las Vegas a state legislator who was named Friday as lieutenant governor Miss will serve out term of the late Lt Gov Rex Bell who died las week Her successor will tak office next January J Thant In Dublin DUBLIN Ireland AP Acting Secretary-General U Thant arrived from Geneva Friday night or a visit Weather Storms Hit Japan TOKYO IAP A severe hit various parts of Japan Friday causing landslides and floods Four persons were reported killed In southwestern Japan by and lightning ARKANSAS Clear to parti cloudy and hot with widely tered afternoon and evening mostly north through high today low night 70s Increasing ness this morning with storms his afternoon and tonight locally heavy rain chance of strong gusty surface winds and hail in the more severe storms high today low night in the 70s partly cloudy and continued warn Sunday with thunderstorms High 96 Overnight 78 Mean out M boult 7 im o r 1 to This High W Ju 1 to tin
