Blytheville Courier News (Newspaper) - October 22, 1964, Blytheville, Arkansas BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS VOL 182 BLYTHEVILLE ARK THURSDAY OCTOBER 22 1964 14 PAGES FIVE CENTS Political Activity Halted For Brief Hoover Services NEW YORK AP National that eulogies be omitted political activity was Although Hoover was a today for a brief funeral service i er the Episcopalian Church was for former President chosen for the funeral because Hoover of its nearness to his home his All four top candidates halted acquaintance with the Rev Dr campaign tours to attend and because his wife's services in St funeral was conducted there 20 Episcopal Church on Park years ago enue I The services are Admission to the funeral for p.m Eastern Standard the church was by invitation only The public was to be permitted to file by the coffin again today until 90 minutes before the start of the Crippling GM Strike May End Suggested By Johnson China Rejects Nuclear Ban DETROIT AP An end to the old strike against gigantic eral Motors Corp may come over the weekend And if it does it will return more than automakers By JOHN M HIGHTOWER AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON AP Com- munist China rejected today President Johnson's suggestion speech to the We call that it sign the limited nuclear which more than 100 sessed by the idea of possessing have signed President Johnson in fact said Sunday night in a televised nuclear editorial continued It will stop ing them as soon as U.S im- does so test ban treaty and repeated its China to join the nations call for a global summit which have signed it the on the World especially The newspaper official organ ing to abolish nuclear weapons It had been expected that the United States would answer this call by proposing through diplo- to assembly lines and still more i matic channels that the Peking thousands to jobs in supplier regime sign the test ban treaty in plants and the transportation An editorial today in the cial Peking People's Daily of the Chinese Communist ty said proposal for tion of nuclear weapons by a world summit meeting is closed Wednesday that Premier pose of offsetting criticisms of Chou of Red China had sent lo President Johnson Red China's first nuclear sion last Friday real Red day the same message which he U.S officials have no had circulated to other belief at this time that ment chiefs around the world j China can he prevailed upon to even though the United States j sign the year-old nuclear test and Red China do not have j ban treaty But officials say that relations Both Secretary of State Dean wide public opinion which in reasonable easily Rusk and President Johnson I many countries has called the treaty nothing but a j and involves no question have already publicly dismissed fraud control the Chinese maneuver as a China is by no means The Slate Department propaganda play for the About through persons filed the big romanesque church Wednesday past the closed coffin of the service president The coffin will be driven to He died Tuesday at the age Pennsylvania Station Friday 90 in his suite in the Towers President Johnson and Sen Hubert H Humphrey and their Republican opponents Sen Barry Goldwater and Rep liam E Miller planned to at- tend the private services So did former President morning and taken by train to Washington where Hoover will lie in state in the rotunda of the Capitol on the same catafalque industry Idled auto workers alone will have lost some million in wages The United Auto Workers Union Wednesday ordered its 130 units within the GM empire to take a vote Sunday on ending the strike President Johnson prodded both company and union day for speedy agreement He said strike continuance would used for Presidents Lincoln and jeopardize the continuous Kennedy The body will flown to Cedar Rapids Iowa for a day afternoon burial at West Dwight D Eisenhower and j Branch where Hoover was former Vice President Richard j born son of the M Nixon Former President Harry Truman was hospitalized ward thrust of our economy and it was beginning to affect production and employment in other industries Leonard Woodcock a UAW vice president and chief of its I department said the Mrs Hoover was buried at was prompted In part by Stanford University in Kansas City by injuries suffered nia where she met her husband In a Her remains will be removed to Hoover's family two beside her husband's on a and knoll his birthplace nix grandchildren great-grandchildren asked i a cabin Abe Liverant Death Sudden LUXORA Abe Liverant prominent Luxora man died suddenly yesterday around noon at a service tion here He had not been ill Sartre Refuses Nobel Prize march toward new uni- Band He was 68 Mr Liverant a director of the First National Bank of Luxora came here in 1922 He owned and operated a dry goods store here until about two years ago He had been a stockholder In the bank since its organization In 1927 He was a Mason tive member of Temple Israel in Blytheville and charter member of the Rotary Club He also owned extensive j Ing interests at Rosa STOCKHOLM AP French I Jean Paul Sartre won the 1964 Nobel Prize said he will refuse the award The coveted award whose the President's request for action He said two other tion were 1 The on UAW members and their families 2 The deteriorating effect on the national economy The walkout came Sept 23 In support of union demands in new national contract ing But when agreement was reached Oct 5 on a new over-all national contract the UAW years ago They made return to work contingent on settlement of at the plant working agreements which supplement it Auto labor contracts often have set national patterns But in expressing pleasure when the Barry Nips Plan To Show Bv LARRV OSIUS May Seek State Action In Rights Deaths By JAMES SAGGUS JACKSON Miss AP The Justice Department may drop tal offense The federal grand jury sat at been Red Chinese tests might eventually have some influence in Peking severely critical of the Biloxi last month and heard efforts to obtain federal grand jury indictments in the slaying j case of three civil rights workers at evidence in the Philadelphia Police Fear Joe Bonanno Executed nipped plans for the nationwide televising of a Republican film which originally included shots of stripteasers and a girl in a topless swim suit A group of Goldwater backers Blytheville High School's band who had the film this morning continued its made for said its aim tn chmu in NEW YORK AP Death at the hands of underworld Philadelphia informed sources j Court sources said the Boners probably was the fate of Goldwater of Arizona has said today I member grand jury decided by Cosa boss Joseph Joe Barry oi Arizona nas m Bananas Bonanno police be- lieve They say they have no clues in his reported kidnaping lawyer said two gunmen forced Bananno into a car early Wednesday on Park The sources who declined to j a one vote margin against be identified said the cting in the slaying of the three film made no final workers Such grand jury but was considering a move to ters are never revealed ask the Neshoba County grand jury at Philadelphia to hear the The three workers were Mi- to show moral decay m federal grand jury action The sources said one factor s forms when its pancake i he nation Although j county grand jury was that on charges fact a planned showing is out i 91 i fast was a virtual sell-out I Planned showing cases instead of pressing for J dial Schwerner 24 and Avenue He said they fired a drew Goodman 20 both New shot at him as he chased them York white men and James j Police said Wednesday night leading the government to Chancy 21 a Meridian Negro they believed it was a kidnaping and not a ruse to enable nno to avoid testifying before a federal grand jury He had been to They dropped from sight after the federal body could indict at Philadelphia on June 21 Within three weeks or so the film's sponsors apparently hope i only fln of Their bodies were found Aug 4 scheduled to appear and Parents hopes to shown he jury iri an earthen dam on a farm i day have in hand the needed i later on local stations to purchase new uniforms Uniforms now being worn by will be formed next year Democratic National man John M Bailey had the film the sickest political program ever planned fo television could indict for murder a Philadelphia winner is selected by the 5 agreement was reached ish Academy of Letters carries Johnson cautioned with it a gold medal diploma profitable industries and the cash prize Sartre 59 was reported by sources here to have written the academy in advance ing the prize for personal and objective Friends of the told He married the former said in France he ca Lyons of New York City in them he did not want any prize J A fit against following what he called a generous settlement The auto companies have announced they expect to hold the line generally on new car prices The new economic packages in autos include sharply higher 1924 He leaves one daughter Mrs Shelton Lending St Louis three brothers one sister and two grandchildren National Funeral Home of Memphis has charge of the vices Burial will be in Traffic Accidents Cars driven by Peter A Rost flew Madrid and Ben Shook 324 S 21st collided at Division and Ash intersection yesterday Police said Rose was charged with running a red light He driving south on Division as Shook was going west on Ash Heavy front end damages to both vehicles were reported A car driven by Mrs Elaine Eastgate and ed car owned by Mrs Jimmy 1112 Julia were in a minor accident at Second and Main yesterday Police said a third vehicle crowded Mrs Neece to the side of the street causing her to strike the left rear of the Gee car No charges were filed mi- nor damages were reported Cars driven by Mrs Peggy J Malone Kenwood and Franklin Craig 212 N 22nd col- at Arkansas near Highway Police said Craig was backing from a perking space as Mrs Malom was driving east on Ar- kansas Neither vehicle was a sack of potatoes or a Nobel Prize In Paris Sartre told a French After realizing an anticipated The Democratic National or more from today's Committee bought an unedited cake breakfast the band j copy of the film and newsmen ents will have about i at Democratic headquarters They have nearly from were shown enlarged photos operation of the band sland said to have been taken from it Mayor Looks Back Points to Future Chickasaw football games and other projects Band Parents Club members hope to put the campaign for new uniforms over its goal prior to the Nov 14 Texarkana game here which is Band tion Night During the interim band dents will be selling a band boosters decal for SI The goal pensions early retirement in- WJD be to sell the 3.000 decals longer vacations two now on nand Tnis will net more new holidays more relief time and broader insurance than Top salesmen will be newsman he would give an age plus wage increases A ed with cash on the night planation of his refusal later Christmas bonus of to of Nov the Swedish press In its citation the academy spoke of Sartre's imaginative writing which by reason of its spirit of freedom and striving for truth has exercised a reaching influence on our age Russian novelist Boris nak awarded the Nobel Prize in 1958 declined under pressure at home to accept the prize Loy Brother Dies possible also at Ford and eral Motors Chrysler and Ford came to terms ahead of GM and UAW President Walter P Reuther estimated the pacts worth 54 cents hourly over their year span Strike impact on the economy which President Johnson badly damaged have been filed No charges GraM In the alley behind Birch at yesterday has been reflected in many places At Flint Mich a GM center more than 900 workers have been laid off because of the strike And some of GM's T E Welch 82 brother of Loy 000 hourly rated workers in They included a view of a girl in a topless swim suit Asked what might have In Bonanno Asst Chief Inspect nr Walter F Henning 1 You find them alivs i any more After all we've jer found Tony Bender Bender disappeared from his home in Fort Lee two years ago Mobster Joseph lachi testified last year before the Senate Crime subcommittee Blytheville's progress and collected his way since the that Bender was murdered by lure were discussed by Mayor item was started he said the Cosa Nostra also known as Jimmie Edwards at yesterday's I He ended his talk by urging the Mafia or the Syndicate a near nude man and several meeting of the Club members Valachi also told the shots of street rioting I njs J road he i tee that Bonanno was one of the shots of street rioting The Citizens for Miller had the film made and titled it Choice The group bought 125 copies Edwards said the city is in ed amendments to the good shape financially has all j tion new equipment and has been able to raise the salary of The Republican presidential ery city employee candidate saw the film for the first time Wednesday in a hotel He pointed out the city is in room in Philadelphia Later his press secretary Paul Wagner said he does not believe it is mes a better program for appropriate for a political in its present form need of a new library building University Is Well Balanced top figures in the Cosa Nostra and the chieftain of one of five families or gangs that control the rackets in metropolitan New York Bonanno 59 who maintains homes in Brooklyn and Tucson SAN ANTONIO Tex AP Ariz was at the Apalachin j Trinity University Registrar underworld convention in Burford Higgins scanned record 1957 that was broken up by enrollment figures and decided State Police Edwards said it is extremely he nas Detectives and FBI agents f H limp i important that this area acquire perfection in searched the dtv for Bonanno About the same time a technical to F gnd b UD his lican National Chairman uean fnr r Burch issued a terse statement I and and They saving At the request of Sen i women are registered as they were seeking j u t denu i no s son Salvatore who is Goldwater the Citizens for parking he film entitled ed as essential to downtown Choice has been withdrawn survival Construction He praised progress being Fred Mullen director of the Church Protests Convention Act Vestry of St Stephen's copal Church here has taken ex- ception to action of the General Convention of Episcopal ches now being held in St Louis The General Convention lier this week rapped Sen j developments The film will district and clearance ried to a niece of the late Joseph Profaci once a Brooklyn Mafia leader Five of the Bonanno gang WASHINGTON AP bureau at the citizens made in Urban Renewal appeared Wednesday before thi oup said Naturally we ou that UR has three s of Arkansas and grand jury which is probing group acceding to the requests of goals senator and are proceeding now prevention of t h e j j to make minor changes in of blight to new see asked the Bureau of organized crime of a to begin j His lawyer William Power Mississippi Maloney also went before thi Welch of Blytheville died in Phoenix Ariz Tuesday after a long illness Services will be held row in Phoenix Other survivors include h i s wife another brother and two sisters Flint also were out of work In striking GM the UAW film to take into account new and restoration bridge at He said later that he out- ry Goldwater for some of his campaign practices Yesterday St Stephen's ch here forwarded to Bishop ordered members working in its plants selling parts and ries to Ford and Chrysler to stay on the job Otherwise all GM plants across the country would have been closed kansas a letter which os our strongest disapproval of the shown as soon as possible The I redevelopment when the group said the changes had js not he nothing to do with the charges made by the Democratic million General al chairman Renewal Program 1 for south Blytheville is a Lee Edwards deputy director jor undertaking which will lined events of the kidnaping Harris Comments On Ad Candidate for sheriff J T Harris said today that It's true I got the facts and figures for my political advertisement from the Hot Springs let but I'm a candidate for of- fice and this was a political ad The pamphlet distributed by proponents for legalized ling in Garland County ported to show Blytheville as the highest crime rate in the state After investigation of FBI crime reports by city officials IWA Hot Springs men came to town this week and admitted they were in error when report was prepared Harris has used portions of their report to hit for the sheriff's office reproducing part of the let in an advertisement in the Courier News Mayor Jimmie Edwards said something to me about this when I was in his office in an J I'm told this ad stepped on IS Killed petition released at the j Of public relations for the GOP j fect 500 families eral Convention in which a said Burch's statement included j Tn 10 years you won't presidential candidate was not only the scheduled showing i the part of for certain views he today but also the prints which he said alleged to be injecting into the j the citizens group has sold to urban Renewal he said campaign The communication said that the action was much In advance of j various local political groups further around the country He said the city's tales T ent and men taai figure SmS U vote in accord with its used them I don't have to re- mind the mayor that I'm a for the sheriff's office and this was a political ad out of place and As a Vestry we take no stand for or against either but feel that each citizen in his own conscience must wrestle with the principles and candidates involved then cast suggestive contributions to street statement NBC announced that the film would be shown but with cuts agreed to by the group notably the lows a city to do what it could not do alone Fair Through Friday AREA Fair through Friday Low tonight 35 to 42 A little cooler Friday with high 70 to 75 U S Weather Bureau Agricultural Service Reiser Ark A cold front has penetrated S Revenues have been less bathing suit The network jed Privilege tax collections are said it considered certain j up ns are sanitation receipts some other people's toes I know when you run for a cal office there are somes toes you step on and Us la the bad thing about it I believe the people who know me well enough wiil re- alize this wasn't my Harti uid PARKIN Ark fAP Elvie Brown 51 of Caruthersville Mo was killed Wednesday when his gravel truck went into a ditch and overturned two and into hold the day's cooler levels than the warm 80S experienced yesterday No real moisture source Is present and not even ments and franchise revenues ble cloudiness accompanies the from the utility companies Russell Walton publicity director fnr the citizens group had conceded that portions of the film be called complimented id weaken considerably ing but added We believe j Department on its method said It should slide southward America Is shocking Truman Improved KANSAS CITY Mo AP Johnson say Harry S Truman's injuries have miles west of Parkin on U S cleared up In the nine collecting fines Police Chief George Ford by tomorrow No major storm centers were affecting this makeup this has done a splendid job setting ing as seasonably cool weather up the accounts receivable was the rule tern for paying fines he said The system allows a man to work and pay his fines a small The one exception was in the southeast where abnormally cool readings still were being felt M State Trooper Joe Over- days since he fell into a pay it off at once street Mid tub at I More than 121 f amount at a time if he cannot morning Yesterday's highs were In the More than has been low 80s in north and west sas and wind conditions again held minimum temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s Little change is seen in ttw weather pattern for the next few days as pleasant days and cool nights continue The harvest will keep up tti momentum and gins will to be pressed to keep up Somewhat more dew row will delay the early picking possible the past two mornings but even then pickers should able to hit the fields by High Overnight Precipitation put M houn 1 im to 7 1 to thu nn mtt A TW I I
