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   Blytheville Courier News (Newspaper) - June 24, 1964, Blytheville, Arkansas                              BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS VOL 81 BLYTHEVILLE ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY JUNE 24 1964 20 PAGES FIVE CENTS Taylor Appointment Amplifies War Talk FUTURE SWIMMERS About 780 youngsters enter the final days of the American Red Cross water safety and ming course at this week Little Jimmie Frances Conley here receives a few pointers from Instructor Ann Robinson The course ends Friday Courier News Photo Asks Religious Asylum SAN FRANCISCO AP Madalyn Murray the Maryland atheist who took her family and hastily left convinced they're going to do me in planes in San Francisco and left Tuesday night for Hawaii I will ask the governor of Hawaii for religious the woman had said before she left Baltimore with her family a dog a cat and one suitcase Traveling under an assumed name the woman whose suit brought a U.S Supreme Court ban on compulsory school er managed the San Francisco stopover without public notice An airline spokesman said day the party included Mrs Murray her mother brother two sons and a daughter-in-law The Baltimore of Murrays stemmed from a weekend fracas which followed the marriage of her son liam 18 to Susan 17 Susan's parents accused Mrs Murray of inducing the girl to move to Murray home and abandon her Jewish CITES LACK OF INTEREST Howard Pulls Out Of Primary Race H H Buddy Howard of today announced his withdrawal from the ic primary race for state His withdrawal leaves neth Sulcer of Osceola without Howard said one reason for his withdrawal is the apparent lack of interest in the summer primaries He said most of the interest is on the November general elections A candidate who withdraws torn a primary race may if he wishes run in November as an independent Howard did not say whether he would run as an independent however There is not enough interest in the Democratic he stated If I should be ted I would wanl il to be by a group rather than a small percentage of ers He estimated that where might vote in the primary at least twice that number ly would vote in November since cities of the second class will be holding municipal tions and the presidential and governor's races are coming up then In Mississippi intense Search For kissing Trio PHILADELPHIA Miss AP Federal and stale agents re- an intensified door to loor and at daybreak here today for hree missing civil rights ers A posse of lawmen combed swampy area in east central Mississippi section Allen W Dulles former Chief of the Central Intelligence cy expects to leave for sippi this afternoon on a White House mission to look inlo the mysterious disappearance of the young trio The charred hulk of the tion wagon used by trio was found by FBI agents late day at the edge of a swamp of a lonely road northeast of central Mississippi town Philadelphia is lie scat of jn lice for Neshoba callec Bloody Neshoba by Mississip plans for its history of feuds by gunfire The FBI clamped a lid 01 most of its investigation A Mississippi highway man told a The FB has taken over entirely Highway patrol units SAIGON South Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh his people The free world countries are right at our side nnd if necessary will tackle he problem of communism at ils roots His statement coincided with a declaration from Peking that the situation in Indochina has become increasingly grave in past few days Japanese papers were expressing concern over U.S policy Henry Cabot Lodge who Is as ambassador said he oes not sec how the war here an lie an Issue in U.S campaign 11 In- the ration and the Kennedy and Johnson administrations nnd Khanh said appointment ol Gen Maxwell D Taylor as the new U.S ambassador to Saigon Is proof of the U.S administra lion's determination to continue exterminating communism to preserve freedom Khanh spoke at Gulf o hailand own of Rach Gia a Auto Mechanics Graduate Blytheville has 10 new auto- mobile mechanics Monday 10 enrolled in the Mississippi County hanics School June 24 1963 were presented diplomas at a special banquet at Dixie Pig Instructors for the course in- cluded Wayne Payne head in- Andy Shultz Harry Dixon and Davis Guests at the graduation monies were Mayor Jimmie ward J C Ruppert Little Rock ed a search lat inlo the night More were today Missing are Andy Goodman 20 and Michael Schwerner 24 both of New York City an James Cheney 22 Negro from nearby Meridian They were last seen Sunday he Truman he A Red Chinese broadcast from Peking said the Communist vice premier Chen Yi spoke of U.S preparations new military I The situation In has become increasingly grave in the past few lie said In disregard of the serious protests of the Laotian and nese people United States is continuing its wanton ic end of a two-day tour of the Ing in Laos and stepping up Ils Mekong River Delta I preparations for new military ventures In southern Viet Following Taylor's ment editorial writers In Tokyo were taking a close look al Indo- which Japan ruled in World War II The paper Asahl said the United Slates seemed to bo adopting n policy of force In der lo Improve ils position for a presumed political situation afler U.S elections The Daily said there is the pos Hint Chinese in Ihc style of the Ko roan War will go to North Viet Nnm If the United Slates bombs ils capital Hanoi The Japan Times spoke fully of a policy will no result in expansion of the area of conflict Bolh Communist and nou Park Fountain Purchased That new fountain for Founders or Memorial or Pioneer Park will be ered this week Work on the park project probably will begin Into next month with a variety of agencies cooperating Development cil Chairman Alvin man Jr told members of tee it a meeting last night The working pads of the fountain will arrive in more or less kit Huffman explained I will be necessary then to build a concrete pool which will house pipes pumps colored lights nnd the various tuning devices Huffman emphasized hat much work must ho done before Hie fountain kit may be installed We're nol deceiving selves that this will be in- stalled in short lie told com- last night will BDC In the fountain project is Cily B G n ii I i f n 1 Commission which Is in charge of eral planning for Die the of and Urban Renewal Al liny works of Ihc will he on when we're toady to install Huffman staled The fountain will be In Iho park site be- tween Walnut nnd al Sixth Lyndon Trying To Sabotage Convention Republicans Say By WILLIAM F ARBOGAST I The committee starts Ils slamp program pay in- WASHINGTON AP denl Johnson's call to Congress to go on a six-day work week night in Philadelphia afler month's Republican ney paid a fine for ing The While House announced national Convention brought an- slons In Snn Francisco July 6 one week before convention opens Many members of Con- gress are on Many others want to air their gry protests today from GOP I views before il House leaders Republicans had counted on Graduating were Alfred director for vocational brecht Annual Brakin Leonard Dickson Owen Huffman Larry Hulsey Ruben Knapp Winford religion Moreland Steve Talley Jerry A melee broke out afler police Troup and Jack Webster went to the Murray home to serve a contempt on the Nine of the men are already employed full time the other bride She was accused of man is working part-time On Dialing a pudical order to training began four to main in of an aunt and uncle Mrs Murray said police beat her up while a crowd shouted Kill and Hit her six months after the course be- jan The course authorized by the Federal Manpower ment Training Program was sponsored by the Employment lion local automobile dealers and the wives of the Body Found body of Tina Britton 4 of Osceola was pulled from Mississippi River here I yesterday by workers aboard a dredge form Committee She was drowned while ing in the Mississippi River at Except for the brother Security Division and state across younger son all of Murray family was out of jail on bond charged among with assaulting police officers Prosecutors and bail men moved today to get them back o Maryland with FBI help it necessary Robert London an official of of Education Truck License Increase Seen A five percent increase In truck and trailer license sales the firm which put bonds iis expected again this year by ng to get them of Arkansas Revenue jail Sunday said the FBI would i ment if trend tne Past be asked to help return them five years continues Baltimore Where's The Licenses go on sale here July I Motorists registering trucks or trailers must present the title number assessment registration stamp pink slip and 1962 personal tax clearance wood Point about 15 miles from Dyersburg Her mother Mrs Amy Brit- the bodies of the three civil rights workers were somewhere under the dark cold waters The station wagon was towed to a garage here and kept under guard Two FBI laboratory technicians were to study it day Sch werner who had been The recess lias dimmed because Johnson's that President Johnson had I It just isn't fair said tne House being In recess the ordered Dulles to the slate to Republican Leader Charles A starting July G with coordinate the probe of Indiana Senate holding only token Dulles will confer with Gov mis looks like an by Paul B Johnson oilier top slate nie President of the United officials and the FBI on to sabotage the progress of the investigation can commented Gov Johnson who earlier had RCp Mclvin Fl Laird of told a news conference the chairman of GOP way patrol would search for the missing youths said he would welcome Dulles So long as Mr Dulles is ob- I have no doubt that he will find that law and order pre- the governor said The station wagon was found about 100 feet from State 21 15 miles northeast ot Philadelphia where Owl Creek backs away lo form a backwater slough creases for government officials and employes of the dohl limit and emergency excise International coffee ment aid for highway tion Interest equalization taxes on foreign investments the an- program medical sistance for Hie elderly of lie Appalachian re- gion housing nurse training papers in Hong predicted the United tales will step up its military divides in Southeast Asia The political f Ihc Viet Nam war were by in one of appearances The soldier was amed to the post lay by President Johnson after he resignation of Ambassador Cabot Lodge Taylor to for Ills new post n 10 days or Iwo weeks Lodge he was corning ionic lo help Pennsylvania Gov William W Scranlon iry to win he GOP presidential tion In Saigon Tuesday night Lodge I am not candidate at all nnd 1 am not going back at nil in order to connive at anything for myself I cannot be drafted and Inert are no hidden meanings said he was ed at decision and ed This Is another big boost or this rapidly expanding Johnson's selection of Taylor for Ihc hoi spot assignment won strong on Capitol Hill Democrats and joined In predicting ing confirmation In South Viet Nnm Taylor will havo under him two old friends in key Gen William C Westmoreland at U.S military commander and veteran diplomat U Johnson as ills political deputy Westmoreland one of tin most promising of Hie Army's younger generals has been con- n Taylor mnn for about decade Westmoreland served on staff when Ihc new ambassador Army's chief In the Johnson deputy of slate for political affairs has been close to Taylor for about 30 years He said In an in- We have no but we aro determined to reported insistence that Con- assistance law re gross enact the civil rights visions land conservation nile delinquency sales of and slarl action on his erty program before the tion The President said al a news conference Tuesday he wants Congress lo work longer and act on about 30 desirable proposals before adjournment He prodded legislators to give his proposals their full at- tention six days a week until Republican and return to work afler Ihc convention Leaders had planned to seek final adjournment before opens in Atlantic City Aug 24 Johnson listed these mailers as among those he Con- gress to act Base Hospital Is Accredited Blytheville Air Force Base Hospital has been accredited by the hoard of commissioners of Joint Commission on of Hospitals for a ycar period according to Lt Col Harold F Hartman The joint commission sents American College of Physicians American College of Surgeons American Hospital j Mass transportation wilder Association and the American preservation area Medical Association ton an employee of the j jn arca was maAe afler National Bank at Osceola and for severa chency James Holland of Goodman were last seen in May by a field represents nr A in an In roc m -i do our best Stepping In behind Taylor ai Die new of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be another Taylor Gen 0 Wheeler who now is Army chief of staff Although congressional tion to Taylor's appointment was mostly Sen surplus food abroad and Wayne Morse called resources research See VIET NAM on Page 7 Fair And Mild AREA through Thursday cooler this after- noon and tonight and mild Thursday Highs this afternoon and Thursday in 80s Lows tonight or Friday ly cloudy and a liltle warmer education assistance Securities Act amendments wa- ter pollution control foreign aid federal aid for hospital drowned in an to J p.m Sunday leaving the tension of the cue her according to Dyer County Sheriff John Mrs body was re- adelphia in lion An FBf agent said the sla j mally initial accreditation only for one year covered late Saturday night lion wagon apparently Tre base will be Mrs funeral was held j Sunday night or before or three vears yesterday at Forrest Cily I Monday Applications are now being for counselors lo work i i if according to Otis Austin in the federal Opportunity for ager of Blytheville ARS office Youth programs by Blytheville Mississippi County residents of Employment Security House fire at 2400 Peabody at M farm Youth Counselors Sought until a later survey is made by Negro Wins Council Seat PETERSBURG Va the commission Hartman said Petersburg voters have To be accredited a hospital a Negro John H Owens lo Ihc j must have a safe building with I Cily Council for the first lime ly cool 54 U S Weather Bureau Agricultural Service Ark A cold front which moved through Arkansas yesterday failed lo live up lo advance ling as far as activity was concerned The script called for showers over the entire stale hut only the southern third of he state was so rewarded and the ern two-thirds remained dry The front did fulfill tions of bringing in cooler and less humid air however and a pleasant night for sleeping was by In 60s and low 70s with reporting a last Fire in kitchen at 113 E at p.m Fire in shed al rear of 104 Sawyer at Monday after- noon registered 3.383 trucks 662 farm I Division trailers and 887 utility trailers last year compared lo 3.279 trucks 704 farm and 841 the year before Arkansans registered 232.369 An will be held at 9 Saturday morning for sons in youth work Applicants must have a degree have background truck and la 1963 in counselling psychology adequate space and facilities j in nearly 100 years j A mild day today will be social work or wirh maximum Owens received voles lowed by cool be- or fields and must precautions against fire and Tuesday for one of the fore a return to air conditioning be at least 21 plosions and for seals open on the council in a over the weekend J M Cleveland manager of gcncy lighting In case power j runoff election BSD office said state is also seeking applicants for a similar program The A basic requirement is a full qualified medical staff Among gram is sponsored by U.S other requirements are a Scourers to Meet Temperatures were in the 80s in the northwest and the 90s elsewhere Showers in South Arkansas Service and ESD i responsible governing body a i meet tomorrow Persons accepted for administrator medical Scout Hut on gram will begin training in mid- library and specified medical grounds District Boy Scout officials for 1.10 of an inch at July The teuton begins at in Ihc Portland 03 at Camden and 39 Lange al Texarkana The five-day forecast calls for temperatures lo average de- grees below normal with ing trend over the weekend Normal highs normal lows Rainfall will total less than 25 inch as showers early next week Dry weather will continue un- abate for next three or four days before scattered showers more In early next week The 25 inch will not come close lo moisture stocks reduced by weeks of dry weather Increasing moisture stress win be noted on crops during five-day period Spraying and dusting ties will continue to be most favorable near dawn and dusk with miles per hour winds during daytime today di- tomorrow High 99 Overnight low 66 Mean Temperature Precipitation 34 T m to 7 none I to Sunsel Tomorrow A Age High Overnight Jan 1 to 18.67   

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