Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 8, 1963, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cloudy tonight Fog likely in morning Lows night Highs Saturday in CITY FINAL 5 CENTS VOLUME 303 CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8 1963 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL UPRISING FORT MADISON Strikes at Backers of Govt Opening Action Aimed at Possible Prosecutions CHICAGO Friday directed Doctors A C Ivy and Stevan to show cause why they should not be prosecut- ed under federal laws for Claiming is an drug against cancer The Food and Drug served similar no- tices on Marko Durovic brother of Stevan Dr liam F P Phillips of cago and the Re- search Foundation An FDA said registered letters giving no- tice of the action were put in the mails Friday and an informal closed hearing will be held in Chicago starting Nov 18 He said the hearing cer can recommend that the matter be referred to the justice for if it has been a violation of law Possible Penalty The action is being taken under the food drug and cosmetic act Maximum alty for conviction is a fine and a year in jail Ivy said he had not re- notice if the hearing but We welcome a hearing in an ooen court The whole campaign against been has been cne of misrepresentation made sible bv deliberate ment of facts by those in au- It is high time that the real facts be developed by correct This will show without reason for doubt the effectiveness of in treatment of some hopeless cancer The action follows ment crackdowns against Analysis Showing The FDA Sept 7 that an analysis of the drug showed it was nothing more than creatine an chemical normally present in the body in large quantities The National Cancer tute on Oct 15 reported 24 specialists had evaluated the 504 best cancer cases treated by Ivy and found of no benefit is banned by federal drug laws from inter- state but can still be distributed in Illinois However Atty Gen William Clark of Illinois and a com- mission of physicians is studying what action if any to take Jewel Truck Bandits Get Million By Eugene Gaffney NEW YORK bandits two of them wear ing Halloween masks a jewelry messenger trucl to the curb Friday and mad off with an estimated mil lion worth of gems The robbery took plac shortly before 1 p.m Th gunmen intercepted th panel truck and six guards who were protect ing about 14 bags of jewelry The bandits forced th guards out of the truck am into a sedan drove them three blocks and them out Two gunmen fto in the sedan and the othe two roared away in thi truck Police Garb The guards said two ban dits wore fright masks om wore a uniform a policeman's and the wore ordinary street clothes Two had revolvers and om had a sawed-off shotgun The truck belonged to i jewelry messenger service in lower Manhattan It wa transferring jewelry from i supply company to a store lonely 12th avenue which borders the Hudson river in an area where ther are only a scattering of tav erns and garages Police said the bandits ap eluded roadblocks There was a possibility they took the nearby Lincoln tun nel to New Jersey Bigger Ones The estimate of loot make it one of the larges jewel robberies in U.S his tory However at least half a dozen banks mai trucks and the like where more than million in cash and securities was taken The largest cash robbery in American history was the Aug 14 1962 holdup of mail truck near Boston The loot totaled Wall Streeter Retorts to NEW YORK AP It's absolutely says Broker Albert Purkiss Purkiss senior dent of Walston Co wa commenting on a charge by Sen Dodd tha lags because sen ate leaders maintain Wai hours of 12 to 5 He knows nothing of Wai said Purkiss reached in his office after p.m Thursday Purkiss said most people in ew York financial work from about 9 tc 5 p.m even though stock ex change trading hours are 1 to p.m Twist Fatal Japan boy a fatal heart attack while dancing the twist Announcement of Change In Gazette Subscription Rates EFFECTIVE SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10 1943 The price of The Cedar Rapids Gazette City Final Edition by Gazette Carrier Will Be PER WEEK 7 issues Single Daily lOc Sunday This rate adjustment is necessitated by greatly increased publishing costs The Gazette is one of the last seven day newspapers to take this step A fair portion of this increase will go to your Gazette carrier or news dealer The first weekly collections of the new rats will be day November 16 1963 Look Out Below Tito Rusk Tells Rosy View Of Vietnam Hope for Freedom and Security Brought By New Govt WASHINGTON AP Secretary of State Rusk said Friday that the new ment of South Vietnam brings hope that the troubled nation can be free and cure He told a news conference on the day following of the new government jy the U S and Britain that country has no special interest of its own in nam and never has had a selfish concern there The American interest from the outset he said has seen to insure survival of nation against the threat of communist takeover For the first time in a secretary of state's meeting with reporters was opened to live broadcast It was carried live by Mutual Broadcasting and The television Scalise Fields Questions from County Attorneys By Duffy The man charged with en- forcing Iowa's liquor control act fielded a barrage of questions from the state's county attorneys here day admitting that he may lave booted a few Lawrence Scalise gave a By Ernest B Vaccaro WAS HIN G T 6 Turning on the talk to about 75 of prosecutors in Cedar Rapids for their annual con- Then he spent 80 minutes trying to handle their questions about the complex liquor legislation Scalise is titled chief en- officer of the uor control commission Pleased He first let the attorneys tnow that he is pleased with system being used to con- trol sales of drink under the new laws We like the system and we are concerned about lic sentiment on he said We've still got dous problems in our of- fice and a lot of questions yet to be answered Scalise's questioners seemed most interested in the state's policy concerning cooperation with county local officials during gations of liquor Why don't state agents con- tact local police and county attorneys before raiding he was asked Time Element Generally we ise answered When our agents arrive in an area they are told to contact the Bounty attorney and the Page 11 Col 3 Fidel Passes Up Soviet Reception HAVANA viet embassy celebrated the anniversary of the shevik revolution with a huge reception Thursday but Fidel Castro was absent The government said he lad left Havana for a tour of several provinces President Osvaldo Dorticos and tro's brother Paul armed minister were also reported out of town Foreign Minister Raul Roa and Minister of Industry Che Guevara were among he guests at the lon Senate Votes Ban on Aid To Yugoslavia and White and on its leaders the senate voted late Thursday to ban aid to slavia and the United Arab Republic Administration wishes for a free hand were overridden as the senate nailed these prohibitions into the foreign aid authorization and ap proved another keep the lid on assistance to Indonesia For good measure it ap proved still another ban on to nations whose ishing policies violate free dom of the seas Administration forces were clearly reeling as the senate closed up shop after its firs night session since taking up aid a week ago Mon day 47 Amendments The slow rocky road to passage of the measure is strewn with 47 ad- amendments ither at paring the or restricting how the unds are used A voice vote passed the amendment to deny dent Kennedy any discretion o provide military or eco- nomic assistance to dent Tito's Yugoslavia Administration forces plan to fight later to restore his discretion to provide trade ment for Yugoslavia and land barred last year by congress Senator Proxmire put through the amendment cut off all aid to com- munist Yugoslavia except What Is Shaft What is the Shaff plan of legislative lowans will vote Dec 3 on ratification of the proposed constitutional amendment changing the distribution of seats in the state legislature Yet few citizens really know what the plan provides To give lowans this information the Associated Press has prepared a series of four articles The first may be found on page 8 of today's Gazette It is suggested readers clip the articles for future reference for some surplus foot and for assistance to American schools hospitals and Senator Lausche said he would offer an amendment to wipe out com- the President's dis- cretion to aid any nist country under any Present Law Under present law aid cannot be given Yugoslavia Poland and other communist countries unless the Pre dent determines the ance is vital to U.S security the recipient is not con- trolled by the Kremlin and the aid will promote the country's independence Thursday night's big fight came on an amendment by Sen Gruening to bar help to any nation which the President determines is engaging in or preparing for aggressive action against the U.S or any country re- U.S assistance Identical to a provision in the it was approved Gruening and other sors made clear that the amendment was aimed at President Nasser's which has sent troops into Yemen The amendment ing a resumption of Page 3 Col 2 ABC Say Prisoners Mill in Yard Call in Patrol FORT MADISON UPI A disturbance broke out among inmates at the Iowa penitentiary Friday just eight days after an uprising at the men's reformatory at Anamosa Gov Harold Hughes in Des Moines confirmed that an inmate protest was un- derway 300 Mill Around He said he had been in- formed that about 300 ers had congregated in the exercise yards and were milling around Hughes said officials had been unable to determine the cause of the protest and at more this point there was no damage that we are aware of A spokesman for the ernor said we are in con- tact with the prison and the board of control in maintaining contact The spokesman said it had been agreed by Hughes and members of the board to be cautious about the re- lease of information con- the incident Except for the brief ment from the governor's of- works taped it for later ng Previous Rule The rule in the past has een that reporters could not quote the secretary directly until he had a chance to re- view a transcript of his re- marks and edit them if deemed advisable for policy Rusk was asked about what a reporter called the French joint of view on possible neutralization of South nam The secretary said he felt the French were talking on a long-range basis looking far into the future The U S sees nothing in their that would involve in South Vietnam at he said Rusk said the chief lem that developed with the Diem regime was an of the people He said felt the new regime would je able to resolve the so the country could move against the with unity Foreign Aid Asked how he would spond to what the er said is the indication that congress is getting fed up with foreign aid Rusk said ie doesn't understand the tendency to cut back on aid Page 2 Col 3 Today's Chuckle Church Come early and get a back Seat Copyright f ice a blackout was clamped on news reports Warden John Bennett re- fused to accept telephone calls and switchboard ators at the prison declined to comment on the situation Page 3 Col: 5 USN Campaign Tops of Its Goal Cedar Rapids With three of the nine di- visions climbing above the mark the United Good Neighbors campaign Friday stood at a gain of more than since the previous report Monday and night The over-all total now resents of the goal General Chairman James Colbert cited particularly the geographic division terming its achievement one of the best jobs that has ever been done in that division The division headed by Mrs Norman Lipsky and Mrs Holbrook Morrison has hit of its goal thus far with pledges of ward a goal of Aim for Finish We are now aiming ward finishing the campaign by 5 p.m next Colbert said It seems sonable to assume at this point that everything can be completed by then Volunteer accountants who audited pledges Thursday night will conduct the final Page 3 Col 7 8 Days in Hole in Ground MASSAPEQUA PARK AP James ens was 15 Friday but the celebration at his home was somewhat subdued Jimmy is being disciplined He's just back from a nine-day runaway ture eight of them spent in a hole in the ground in a woods four blocks from his house During this time police his frantic family and friends searched in vain His father a bus driver was sent home from work one day during his son's mysterious absence after a his wife said After all you can't drive a bus with tears in your she explained Jimmy returned day His mother said he probably realized that it was his birthday and Friday was his own birthday He suffered a few mosquito bites and was a little under his usual 95 pounds but otherwise was all right Any visions of a big bration were dispelled by his mother She said she was planning only a small observance for both days because of the com- motion During his from ninth grade Jimmy hid out in Toad's valley in the best Huckleberry Finn tradition Other boys contributed clothing a sleeping bag a kerosene lantern a able radio and a few nies to augment the he had with him He spent the first night in the Massapequa road station undetected but the other boys told him about a safer hole in the woods He placed boards cardboards and discarded carpets over part of the hole which he said was as big as the dining room A fellow conspirator gave him a color comb that he used to lighten his hair so he would not be recognized when he went occasionally to a shopping center for snacks Mrs Leavens said Jimmy ran away Oct 28 after he ducked outside school be- tween classes to smoke a cigaret and spotted a police car Escorted by his father he returned 16 school Thursday but was told to go home and rest until Monday Report on Anamosa Prison Riot Details Given Hughes Board To Continue Investigation By Donald Finley DES UPI In- mates of the Iowa men's re- at Anamosa the clear winners lay in a at the last week that left than a quarter million dollars damage A report by the state board of control late Thursday said many of the grievances which were the underlying cause of the disturbance have been corrected and the board has promised to review others The board presented the report to Gov Hughes Hughes said Friday the board is ng its investigation Prime Complaints The disturbance was caused jy a number of among inmates and not opposition to a proposed work schedule change as pre- stated by the board he report said The prime complaints were arid commissary service and and The report also disclosed that dissatisfaction over conflicting orders about the work schedule change was the reason Anamosa Warden Ray Purcell intended to hand in his resignation the day of the disturbance The board which the 14 state correctional mental institutions the proposed change in schedules to be put in- effect first in the prison shop may have been trigger that touched off i sitdown and hunger strike Oct 31 which led to a fire in tailor shop and damage equipment in other ngs but was not the basic cause On the day of the dis- the board issued a statement saying the cause of the trouble apparently was inmate dissatisfaction with a proposal to date work and classroom lours for prisoners rather than intermingling them as at present At that time the said such a schedule change was only in the talking stage and no de- had been reached to implement it Change Ordered However the latest ment presented to Hughes contained a quote by Purcell saying the work change was have gone into effect at the tailor shop Nov 18 cell said he had heard through the prison vine that a hunger strike would be staged if the work change went into effect on that date We assumed the hunger strike was scheduled to take Page II Col 1 Today's Index Comics 24 Courthouse 3 Crossword 24 Daily Record 3 Deaths 3 Editorial Features 6 Farm 21 Marion 25 Society Sports State Television 12 Want Ads
