Carroll Daily Times Herald (Newspaper) - June 21, 1969, Carroll, Iowa 1 VERSE AND ADVERSE lly Henry Theyll the law Ihc clay in July With rates near nine banker needs to lie Carroll Daily Times Herald 146 Return June Pages 1 hy Boy for 50 Tents Per Wonk 1 Copy 210 on Memorial Day Campers Fond of Swan Lake Swan Lake Visitors Photo and Schreck of Omaha are typical of the more than 800 campers who rest and relax each summer at Swan Lake State Formerly of this they spend a weeks vacation cooking and eating outdoors at the More than rang ing from seedlings for replant ing to have been planted the past few months at Swan Lake State in the continued effort to improve the park and increase the beauty and usefulness of the We try to use all the areas we can make for outdoor r e c r e a t i o n of all declares Russell park Our recent road develop around the camp area and the extensions around the north have greatly allevi ated traffic congestion problems and the danger to campers and picnickers from fastmoving au Swan Lake Park is a favor ite place for many camping We were almost over Memorial Day week he with 210 camping units This s really loo many for the facili ties we have Generally we confine it to about 150 There are 40 complete hookups which pro vide and wa A charge of per night per unit or is he a n d this money goes into our park to fi nance the upkeep of buildings and Campers are an interesting he We have lots of those who come back here year after or several times a hook up for a day or a as their time One with four small en route from their home in Michigan to a vacation in have stopped here every year the past five They come out of their to camp at Swan Typical of the midweek campers were and formerly of the Carroll now of While their three little Mary 4 3 and visited grandparents and James OCon ner in and Schreck camped for a week at Swan Using a bor foldout camper and doing their own cooking on a butane they relaxed for the catching up on their while he was on vacation from duties at the Gem Super His par ents are and William Schreck of Having relatives in the they usually have company out to the camper for so were not altogether away from it Schreck Nearby were two units from the state of Virginia of four girls who were camping while attending a clinic at Midwestern College in Denison Attached to one van was proof that campers dont always rough a large television But not all our camping units are from a White Many local people commute from here to their especially on Last summer we registered 75 different units with Carroll ad plus many from sur rounding At Swan campers and picnickers do not find the sophisticated facili ties of some But they are constantly being in creased and Our immediate plans include a yearround shelter to be built on the northeast near where the small beach area is This will be a heated he for use by ice snow mobile and others who like to be out at the park even in the The building will be 24 x he same size as the north shel ter house built two years except it will have more usable space without a fireplace in the A building near the camp grounds which formerly housed maintenance equipment has al so been converted into a closed shelter and has come to be a sort of gathering place for the Its not on a Saturday especially if its a bit chilly for sitting out said to have a crowd in there watching ones slides or home Maintenance facilities have been moved to new quarters at the southeast One of the major attractions for youngsters at the park fs the wildlife including animals native to large Canada with a Swan Lake See Page 2 Renew Heavy Fighting in Central Highlands Troop Withdrawal Topic of Hughes Floor Speech WASHINGTON AP Harold in his maiden floor speech Fri day called on President Nixon to adopt the timetable of Viet nam troop withdrawals pro posed by former Secretary of Defense Clark secretary under the Johnson sug gested the pullout of troops this year and complete withdrawal by the end of Record Budget for Iowa Area Schools DES MOINES AP The State Board of Public tion has approved a record million budget financed through increased tui tion fees for Iowa area schools during the coming aca demic All but five of the states 15 operating community col leges and area schools raised tuition fees by an average per student for three or per student for two semes The approved budget includes funds from state and local Tuition fees for 196970 will range from a year at three of the schools to a year at two The fees bring in slightly more than 20 per cent of the schools Area schools received a million state appropriation for the 196970 school year and a million appropriation for the 197071 Some million for vo cation education also was ap by the 1969 legis and part of these funds will go to area Budget approval by schools included Area I at Area II at Mason 500 Area III at Area IV at Area V at Fort Area VI at Marshall Area VII at Area IX at Area X at Cedar Area XI at Area XII at Sioux Area XIII at Council Area XIV at Area XV at Area XVI at Burling Assignments of Diocese Clergy Are Announced SIOUX CITY Additional as and transfers of cler for Roman Catholic churches and parochial schools have been announced by of the Sioux City Diocese Appointments effective Tues June include The Eugene Siti assistant pastor of Cor pus Christi Fort appointed assistant to the Very Robert at Assignments See Page 2 Nixon accused Clifford this week of having had a chance to put his schedule into but of not moving on it when he had the Harold D in his maiden Senate urged Nixon to adopt the Clifford timetable of troop It could be made clear that this was not an immutable schedule into which the leader ship would be but a dec of solid intention that would clear the Hughes The withdrawal of troops had not served this He endorsed a proposal by Cy rus former negotiator at the Paris peace for a standstill ceasefire in who broke with for mer president Lyndon John son on the Vietnam war when he was governor of said he does not doubt Nixons deep commitment to But he added I never doubted Johnsons passion for peace ei Disclaiming any Hughes said We are not trying to force decisions on the We are trying to sug gest the options open to him and to urge that he take action along the lines of his choice toward the common objective of ending this Area Forecast More Weather On Page 2 Cloudy through High Saturday upper 60s to lower 70s and Sunday in the Lows Saturday night in the Rain chances in per cent 60 Satur day and Saturday 40 for SDS Support Called for by Militant CHICAGO AP The Friday night session of the Students for a Democratic Societys annual convention erupted in a bitter wrangle after a Black Panther declared his group would deal with a SDS faction which advo cates the organization of labor and the promotion of class Angry shouting matches were touched off when the Black Pan ther Phil called on SDS to disassociate it self from the ing Progressive Labor PL fac Jewell told the convention SDS must support black nation or risk being classed as The PLs do more damage to the revolution than pigs po Jewell It would be best not to forget youre in he adding that Panthers would deal with those who contin ued to adhere to the PL Michael national secretary of voiced sup port of the Panther touching off a rush for the stage by some members of the audi who National officers succeeded in turning back the promis ing they would be given an op to be The Progressive Labor group iwas believed to have the sup port of about half of the persons attending the conven tion in the Coliseum on the South The bitter struggle for control of SDS marked most action at the and there was widespread confusion over the methods and positions taken by various The convention ends Study Elections Planning for PostWar Government SAIGON AP President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam reportedly has asked his advisers and cabinet minis ters to consider setting up a joint commission of government and Viet Cong representatives to study procedures for electing a postwar Informed sources said today that was trying to get solid governmental and mili tary backing for the proposal before it is put before the Viet The man mentioned to repre sent Ihi government on the commission is Van Minh popular gen eral who led the 1963 overthrow of President Ngo Dinh Minh returned to South Vietnam from political exile last year but has stayed out of the Government and American sources would not comment on the Usually reliable informants said Thieu was not likely to dis close his plan but was mainly concerned with insuring support from his who are sus of any dealings with the Viet Thieu reportedly told Presi dent Nixon during their Midway talks June 8 that he would press the Viet Cong delegation in Par is to discuss election His moves in Saigon were seen as a preliminary Informants said the South Vietnamese president wants such talks with the Viet Cong to be secret and might refuse to discuss the issue at the peace table or in Prior agreement within the South Vietnamese government on a specific proposal would strengthen the government dele gations position in and Thieu evidently Is striving for it also would enable the dele gation to respond quickly if a proposal were to come from the Viet The sources In Saigon added that the Viet Congs provisional revolutionary government has made no election proposal in Paris and that no change in the current stalemate there is seen for at least two or three In addition to the discussions on election Thieu is reported considering action on such measures as land reform and some administrative changes to strengthen his gov But reliable inform ant said no decisions have been taken on those Howard Bowen Bowen Will Welcome 6 Fair Study IOWA CITY AP Howard president of the University of says of of the university will wel come a fair and enlightened study of the school by Iowa The Legislatures interim council called for such a study this I would expect a study of the three state universities by the General Assembly of Iowa to be fair and Bowen This state has had a long and enviable record of public regard for its institutions o higher and has con rejected anti Intel or assaults on the integrity of its o higher Iowa is fortunate to have three splendid state univer These institutions have been managed over many years with regard for efficiency of operation consistent with the academic excellence which the people of Iowa have demanded for their sons and We at the university would welcome a fair and enlightened study of our programs and fin We do not claim per but we are confident that such a study would con firm the high opinion in which the university has long been held by the people of this Bowen said in a pre pared The study was called for after the State Board of Regents voted to raise tuitions at the three schools because regents said state appropriations this year were not sufficient to maintain the current operating levels of the Bowen is stepping down as president of the university this summer and will accept a iu Letters Ask Rupiper to Return The Darrell Ob late of Mary ex in December 1968 from his missionary post at has reportedly received 300 letters requesting his return to Christ the Redeemer parish son of and Norbert Rupiper of near is presently serving as a Newman Club chaplain at the University of He previously served ai priest at Christ the Redeemer parish at for Bra in one of the worst pov areas of the world When Rupiper was at his parents home in early Janu he Following a pa pal visit to the bish ops of South America stressed the necessity of radical social economic and political changes in all of South To speak of such one run the risk of being labeled Com munist or subversive and o being which was fate on Decem ber He was given a choice of leaving the country of his free or of being jailed for 30 followed by a military Now Rupiper I dont pretend to understand the intricacies of politics or eco But I do know that the Brazilian people are Governor Rays Signature for Four Measures DES MOINES AP three bills passed by the 196 Iowa Legislature remain to b acted upon by Robert D Ray following Rays approva of four measures Ray signed into law a ap million fron the state general fund to tlu Board of Regents for capita expenditures at regents tions from 1969 to He also signed a to service million in revenue bonds to fi fance building construction a the three state universities dur ing the next fiscal and Senate joint resolution author izing the regents to with their bonding for capita The fourth measure approved by the governor was a re pealing a provision in the lowt code requiring voter referen dums on lowrent housing pro for elderly and handicapped Heavy Casualties Near Ben Het Camp SAIGON AP Renewed central where South South Vietnamese forces facing their first real i battle against North Vietnamese army military spokesmen said Sixty North Vietnamese sol diers and 31 government troops were killed in four fights Friday that swirled around the Ben Het Special Des Moines Policeman Discharged DES MOINES AP A Des Moines policeman has been dis charged for what Police Chief Wendell Nichols said was using excessive force in making a legal Two other officers have drawn 15day suspensions for filing a false report in connection with the Nichols Fired was Jerry a veteran of the Kayne a one year and William a threeyear police received the Nichols said Viers was dis charged for kicking Harold Drake of West Des after the youth was caught following a high speed chase last Forces camp and around Dak 280 miles northeast of Sai The biggest fight flared two miles northwest of the Green Beret camp at Ben which has been under artillery siege for weeks from North Viet guns firing from inside Cambodia and Laos six miles North Vietnamese regulars slashed Into South Vietnamese civilian irregulars and killed 18 and wounded Twentysix North Vietnamese troops were reported There were no reports of any American The Ben Het Special Forces camp was one of 33 allied bases and towns shelled headquarters said there were no American Damage was described as North Vietnamese and South Vietnamese forces have been locked in fighting around Dak To and Ben Het since May Nearly 400 South Vietnamese troops have been killed and al most An ed 40 Americans died defending i the artillery and engineer tions in the area still controlled by The south Vietnamese claim i that more than North Violi soldiers have been The outcome of the first real test battle between North and South Vietnamese troops around Dak To might indicate the fu ture outcome of a war In which Vietnam See Page 2 Hot Off the Wire Murder Charge DUBUQUE AP An 18 yearold Dubuque girl has been arrested and charged with mur der in connection with the April 17 beating death of Bellevue Police Chief Earl Ailene formerly of El is the third person to be charged in the murder of who was found beaten to death in a garage at Belle vue where he had apparently surprised Charged earlier and being held without bond are William and of AP Civil rights leader Ralph David Abernathy was arrested early Saturday after leading 400 sup porters of striking hospital workers in a march during which stones arid bricks were thrown at policemen who tried to stop Before order was restored fol lowing a confrontation of more than an six policemen and a fireman were several unoccupied automobiles were overturned and the Abernathy and three other dem were Na tional Guardsmen and slate highway patrolmen helped po Robert McNair had or dered an unspecified number of national guardsmen to be placed on duty An aide said the guardsmen were re quested as a precautionary measure by Charleston SUBIC Philippine AP An Australian navy officer said today he believed the AUB carrier Melbourne and Destroyer Frank collided because tlw was slow In reacting to carriers message that were uu a
