Blytheville Courier News (Newspaper) - December 1, 1964, Blytheville, Arkansas BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS VOL 215 BLYTHEVILLE ARKANSAS 1 12 PAGES FTVF CENTS IS n Stanleyville Little Assumes Chanter Duties By KENNETH L WHITING 1 of Buta the mercenaries Slates of ordering a premature China News Agency said about the Congo tional base j end to the rescue operation i 700.000 persons again massed in mercenaries The embassy spokesmen said j Peking's main square rescued from to 160 ile rescue reduced Belgian government said At least 14 African delegations hostages in a cotton-growing re- number of Belgians still trapped was absolutely no to the United Nations drew up a gion about north of by rebels to about 250 from request to the Security Stanleyville a Belgian Embassy iliough previous reports had said the operation U.S planes Council for an urgent meeting spokesman said today i 500 to 1 000 whiles remained ferried Belgians lo and from the Congo operation Belgian Stanleyville The Belgian ended last week eminent said il and the U.S The report came as the rebels alter the FINISHING ches put the finishing touches on their floats last and this morning in preparation for the annual Christmas parade tonight at 7 Young Jerry Webb is shown here working on the First Baptist Church float while other members of the construction crew break for dinner at 6 last night Crew leader is Charles Chuck McFall Theme of the float is Cantata Courier News Parade Rolls at 7 en b seized a week ago The airport was closed bv rebel fire and most of 1 Blytheville's Chamber of Com- merce Little took office along with other new Chamber and was m directors in a meeting For several vears Little has of i Belgians to be government had agreed the cue operation could not he i hands served as chairman of the Streets and ways Committee He is now in the second year of his current term on the Chamber board Others taking office today in- A American missionary was reported slain by the rebels Blytheville police will remove their vehicles from floats will have enough room to direct traffic off Main tonight lo king spaces between Laclede he said clear the street for the annual i and Seventh Christmas parade Chief George Regular officers will be in the line of march Ford said today ed by members of the Civil De- j begins at 7 p.m at Laclede and No parking will he allowed cnse Auxiliary Police Force from 6 p.m until after the We want to have the street ade Motorists will be asked lo cleared so the marchers and clude Dan Burge Charles comb second Eric Whilley first Ray c e vice president treasurer and Thirty-five units will be who was vice president 28 Phoenix Ariz His parents in hostages were Phoenix said they had received from his organization World Wide Evangelical Crusade thai he was killed al i tended effectively beyond Congolese government troops led by 30 while mercenaries In Washington a Stale De- captured the town of Bunia spokesman said he Monday north of it a reasonable where several hundred white sumption that the continued believed held presence of the paratroopers Fires Kill A Dozen Children they had been of l Main By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS House fires took the lives of at least a dozen children early farther north by the rebels The Americans in About Belgian ville wanted operation to be I ln two-story ers who jumped into continued told dwelling in Baltimore Paulis last week men They marie us Five perished as flames and rescued between 1.500 and stand thai they were destroyed a home near midway The report of the latest rescue from dning so by their superiors in north Central Kentucky An- today Their in the United States Col Charles Laurent said decision to terminate Tn London 112 members of wise Wamba operation said mist of those New Continental Gas Purchase Okayed LITTLE ROCK AP The state Public Service Commission Monday ed an Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co contract with Con- Oil Co to provide natural gas to fertilizer plant The plant is being built at Blytheville gave Continental a special rate because of anticipated large Union Mission Seeking Aid For Survivors Of Fatal Fire who were Mississippi County Union southeast Missouri sion today issued an urgent burned out in fires over the past neal for furniture for a family two and a half he peal which lost everything in a fire last week at Osceola The early morning fire re- in the death of two dren of Ruth Moore and de- the family's clothing furniture and personal affects according to Rev Paul dall Mission director The dead are Robert Moore 3 and Brenda Moore 2 There were originally 11 children in the family The surviving nine children range in ages from 17 years to 17 months Anyone with any type of ed The family Fourteen churches have Black floats representing H rescued were Belgian There was no word from a j fifth U.S missionary who re- i mained in territory al board members include She is Mary Raker of Richmond Va whose I other child was in serious dition The Baltimore fire was de- aspects of Christmas the Barney Haines B R spirit Hubbard Jr i Britain's opposition scribed by Fire Chief parly signed a motion de- Roland Welt as very and oilier officers immediate British his force agreed that the to save 41 to 50 Britons mother Mrs Marion lield mission is at Bala jng whiles were scattered to be in rebel territory Eight civic organizations Huffman Max Logan S Tune John Watson Whitley participate along with seven and w j high school hands from R A been east Arkansas and Southeast to jm ne one-year Missouri board term of J E Stover out- Civic organizations with floats president who is moving include the Little Rock Pa The hostages were and Bambili northeastern Congo Some of the have operated there wa ready been flown to largest number of whites Smith and four children all In the Kentucky fire the ents Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer saved a the Rainbow Girls the Shriners Goodfellows Blytheville man's Club Newcomers Club a- New officers will be ed tomorrow night when the Chamber stages its annual long with marching units of the i membership banquet at Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Blytheville Air Force Base will provide a color guard to ville Country Club Officers of Continental Oil Co will be special guests al lead the parade Also in the dinner meeting Chester A ade will be a fire truck from Lauck also with Continental the Blytheville Fire Department and squad cars of the police de- will be the speaker Ticket sales to that affair con- through today in the be In Miss Lucinda Williams offices in City Hall about queen of National Cotton Friday or Saturday to pick Picking Contest has been the furniture United Fund Hearing Top United Fund drive is now 95 percent com- plete and chances of reaching its goal are excellent Campaign Chairman vey Morris reported today Raise Hearer For Teachers LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Orval E Faubus gave his ed to ride in the parade also Santa Claus will ride in a float prepared by the Retail Merchant Division of the Chamber of Com- merce A featured float will be South County Schools float from Sleele A special float on the cotton industry also j proval Monday lo will be in parade cation Department bu d g e t j Churches would give an average I First Methodist True Light 000 annual raise to the loo large an area for them Walter minister jn the basement al Breach j slate for foreign affairs vived Welt said the seven dead in the The area held hy rebels Since the British nationals all sleeping on the second is so big said We il would he floor the cable to a like one which de- Bul Anloine a on Stanleyville t of the Belgian Anti American Bambili and are in who returned to lions protesting the heart of a re- today from operation continued in Red Cause of the Kentucky fire gion aboul 110 miles northeast Stanleyville accused the United for the third day The was unknown Named 42nd Airman Donald V Fuller of ha Air Borne Missile tenance Squadron at Blytheville Air Force Base has been named Outstanding Airman of the Month for October by the Air Division Fuller is a veteran of eight service including one I orary duty tour in England list First Baptist First furniture including a gas siove teachers Faubus indicated he didn t want to give the raises on a We now know the goal Immaculate Conception First is asked to call us at PO be reached Morris Baptist of Cleveland Street per teacher basis but would 8330 he said ed however it is important First Assemblies of God St not say tne money that the last remaining The mother draws only a month from welfare and has no other source of income he said This is a very gent he said The Mission is low on ture We have assisted about 15 families from here and in be worked soon Firt Bethel A be distributed He goes before the Legislative Morris said he hopes to con- -E First Grace Glad Tidings oday an chide the current fund drive at Tabernacle Blytheville A F B of mud revenue be a meeting of the board of Chapel and Trinity Baptist 14 Ith Bands participating include Caruthersville Hornersville Blytheville Man Injured Tom Grammer 71 ville was injured Sunday when We certainly need all reports in prior to that ris said Roof Garden Is Confiscated MIAMI Fla his car ran off the road on s way 139 four miles southeast of 20 Monette according to Arkansas his roof garden Then Blytheville and high schools Class King Leads To Identification state can expect in the coming biennium and his suggestions for spending it The council will consider the Harrison High i Department's budget as wel as budget requests from the office the comptroller's office the Library Commission and the State Hospital The council hopes to finis h STEELE CHRISTMAS PARADE Miss Paula Still and her maid Tina Brooks waved lo the crowd from the Alumni Float luring the Sleele Christmas Parade last night Courier News Jim Father Dies in Jonesboro James B Roleson father of Jim Roleson of died early this morning in boro Mr Roleson was an at- torney Other survivors include his wife two daughters Mrs Amby New York Mrs N L Austin Tex and another son Franklin Roleson Detroit Service arrangements are in- complete Gregg Funeral Horns in Jonesboro is in charge Highway Patrol confiscated his marijuana State Trooper Glen Bailey said j am him under ar- Grammer sustained internal rost jures and broken ribs when his car went out of control on a curve and hit two trees JONESBORO Ark AP A h d Wednesday 1957 class ring from an ac on Thursday sas high school has led to the 1 Tne council identity of a skeleton found last ays the for month near Las Plumas Calif I legislature which today that their Russians Mars Probe Not Working Properly By HENRY S BRADSHER i was its target MOSCOW IAP A Soviet Tne Americans who space probe has joined successfully probed ca's Mariner 4 on the lonR road i launched Mariner 4 toward to Mars but the Russians an- Mars on II is reported A Little Warmer AREA to partly cloudy and a little warmer this afternoon and tonight Highs this afternoon 45 lows tonight Increasing cloudiness and warmer Wednesday with highs Outlook for Thursday cloudy and cool with occasional rain pleaded guilty setting out 395 marijuana plants s in baskets on the roof of his He was taken to a room He was ined clinic for emergency treatment and placed on years then transferred to jn Criminal Court Hospital He is reported in good day condition today Marhis Street Opened Street is now open for traffic according to Police Chief George Ford The barriers came down this morning About 200 feet of the Craighead County ne fina now the Sheriff Lonnie Cooper said is day the ring from Childress was t r aced to who would now Crabtree had Record Is Set Where's The L Ul me Fire m shop at Kentucky and be at r Sycamore at yesterday morning Fire in load of garbage in city garbage truck at S 21st and Rose it yesterday ing Mouse fire at 1741 Charlene at yesterday afternoon One hundred feet Is unpaved and 100 feet is still green con- crete from the railroad ing west Ford laid is being opened heard from in nearly four years CHICAGO API The He formerly lived in i ette Childress area head County The Childress weekend was a record for the school no longer exists having holiday period been incorporated into the The previous high since The ette three years ago Associated Press started A California said ing fatalities for the craft is not working properly working as planned at the be- ginning of a trip to the reddish planet U S Weather Bureau Agricultural Service Reiser Ark i peeled to range from near 40 in the northeast to 50 in the south j west I Some field work will be it was a chilly night in Ar- today and tomorrow kansas but not quite as extreme on sandier Delta soils but Zond 2 Zond is Russian for probe was launched Monday from a heavy satellite circling The American and Soviet in expected Thursday again the earth an official i came close Pressure tne will bring a halt to most out- ment said Radio reports because the position of the earth built southeastward door operations showed its power supply is and Mars are favorable now for the and The outlook envisions a winds to take the edge off i the ment by Tass the Soviet news agency said needed Such favorable periods tlle cold cold regime early in the month This Indicated it not be Tass said the skeleton was found Nov 9 four-day holiday in 1958 was to send hack scientific First a multistage rocket went under a thin layer of last year formation about Mars even if it into orbit and then the a dry creek bed by Alvin This year's total averaged 130 succeeds in passing close to the Craft was blasted away on its come only every few years Zond 2 was launched in cordance with program with mos areas m ho ann nw Cramps and Davis Mahan both i deaths a day compared to an planet trip This blast imparted to the 15 of Yankee Hill Calif The average of 126 daily during Similar troubles silenced the j automatic station a velocity Minimum temperatures will gradually give way to more ed from 15 at Gilbert to 24 at normal temperatures by mid- month and then cooling again later in December Rainfall is expected to age three to four inches in most the upper teens and low 20s Low pressure in the plains will move eastward to continue the warming trend today and Wednesday Another more vigorous system paper said the boys were first nine months of 1364 For last ing when they cams upon a wrecked car in a creek bed The skelton was nearby The rine traced through comparative purposes the AP launched Nov 1 1982 while it made a survey for a was still more than six million weekend and miles from Mars Zond 1 ed 468 traffic deaths er Soviet space effort launched Soviet Mars necessary for the then will develop in the plains of the movement toward Mars the announcement said The same technique is used in launching deep U.S to spread occasional rain across the state Thursday aH a death toll 2 1 probes now as a convenience to buckle and one shoe were the for any holiday period an unannounced mission j Tass did not give the j to la lM only oluM to Uw identity I observers thought Venus SPACE on Page I Temperatures today are ex- Yesterday's highs ranged space i from the upper 20s in the least to the low 40s in the ex- southwest localities Overnight Mean 24 T m to 7 n Precipitation t to thU This Jsa l to tni
