Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph (Newspaper) - September 7, 1966, Colorado Springs, Colorado SPRINGS not cm my HOME EDITION Both and COLORADO SEPTEMBER 1966 DM 6324641 Four 52 PAGES Three Students Survive CoW Night on Pikes Peak By Three of Car fry V boors lost fa the Bottom Pit area on Pikes to safety Tuesday aft MATCH efforts by local authorities failed to locate the Bradley Green Major both ot their way after me Peak Toll Bond tke Bight in the dn the the youths the youths from the Sunday pUnning to take some They began their descent down the steep terrain adjacent to the men they couM not UK thiee boys separated on the downward then rejoined one another at the bottom of the pit as they at tempted to climb out Wearing only thin street cloth ing and dress they reach ed a point within feet of the area then had to retreat again down the steep slopes be cause of loose rock and sheer son of Sooth State Bradley who is currently for election against Strom said snow and darkness made their at tempts to reach safety during the night time hoars The three boys gathered again at the bottom of the pit then built a makeshift shelter and a large bonfire in an effort to remain warm and attract res cue Clothing worn by the students showed evidence of the futile struggle to climb out of the New shoes worn by two of the boys were torn from sharp A light rain coat worn by McGee was burned in the back from efforts by the youth to get close to the camp You couldnt get away from the It seemed to us wherever we he We talked of food a great deal of the espe on the trek out Tuesday The trio found a raw onion and a can of uncooked at a spot where previous campers had They split the on ion and attempted to eat the Irony was added to the incident by a note found in a can left by the campers who were apparently there on Mon The note commented on the warm day and the beauty of the Nevertheless the boys found time to add their Turn to Column 1 County Hires Retirement Plan Consultants The El Paso County Commis Tuesday hired the Den actuarial consulting firm of Herfurth and England to fashion a retire ment plan to supplement social security benefits for county em The county commissioners in the firms representa Ross to draft a plan with an implementation target date of in The firms consulting fees are based on a operation to draw up a workable plan and a maximum of to mold it into a pliable diet for county employe In being designated to assist in the development of a pension plan for the the consult ing firm must be guided by the fact that budget Norman Foote has a year end Impend ing deadline to certify the nec essary tax levy for the The consulting fines advice is expected to fuMe county in determining what type of plan theyll choose to offer to a county employe retirement hoard for its Plans under consideration are invested and Public Retirement Associa tion The latter has prac Budget of Over Million Submitted to City Council South Africa Pledges Continued Segregation By ROBERT LINDSAY South Af rica AP South Africas niK ing white Nationalist party an its unshakeable deter today to maintain the course set by its Prime Minister Hendrik As police continued their in of assas the partys parliamentary caucus met in Cape Town to approve a message of condo lence on the death of their lead er The pledge to uphold his poli cies confirmed expectations that death would mean no modification of the govern ments militant apartheid policy of racial The caucus is expected to meet next week to select a new party leader who automatically will become prime The party has almost a 31 ma in Following Finance Minster Theo Donges became acting prime Donges was considered a strong contender for the pre He was a candidate for party leader when Verwoerd was chosen by a caucus in 1968 after the death of Johannes On the final ballot Verwoerd received St votes tot There is little or no likelihood Donges mat successor will Others mentioned as possible modify the Nationalist govem successors are Transport apartheid which ter Ben a former nave the backing of the majori railroad worker who is leader of the House of and Justice Minister Balthasar Vor at 51 one of the Cabi nets younger is like ly to get support from extreme rightist elements in the ruling He drafted most of the harsh suppression of communism under which the governments apartheid pol icy of racial segregation is being and is responsi ble for internal ry of the million There are 10 million blacks in South Police so far have not re leased any information on their interrogation of Dimitri a white parliamentary messenger they identified as the man who plunged a knife into heart and neck as the prime minister sat at his desk in Parliament But coworkers said he was obsessed with the Turn to Column 3 Another Conservancy Showdown Is Expected their legal armada today on the eve of another showdown con the fiscal bud get of the Southeastern Colo rado Water Conservancy Dis The districts conference headquarters in Pueblo is to be been ruled out because Opposing factions braced tion was another legal The trios Rexford the arena Thursday for an of ver in the trios allout attempt to stymie operations of the dis and legally be allowed to examine all the financial rec ords of the They claim expenditures are extravagant and monies spent in lobbying for legislation reached the stage confrontation between embattled board members of the district and a trio of area persons whose attorney block This latest confrontation was triggered by a hear ing last The three men petitioned the courts in Pueblo ed adoption of the budget open the books an of The courts took Blocking of the budget under the staged a attempt to have the districts budget blocked and his four page typewritten protest did just that His Hour protest came just three hours before the board was to meet for adoption of the budget estimated at 604 for the fiscal year El Paso Countys share of that is expected to exceed this coming That no action on the budget would be taken at the tail end of the hearing oh 11 the hearing was held 911 became immediately when the districts presi dent Sid Colorado started reading Mit chells protest Following the Nich ols said that any action on the proposed budget would be de layed until the neat regular scheduled tow for Mitchells In questioned spending activities of the board with regard to too hying and challenged the Turn to J i Column 7 Issues Challenge for Marathon Look Sir Thats the Rosie cutting the age limit the Milburn girls warning issued today by Mighty scribes her pet as a young ones are so much of 4915 Brady one of 15 new Its his fun to the The and ers for the grand trophy in thel Todd 618 Diamond age limit for children entering of have A tentative 1K7 budget of was submitted to mem hers of the Colorado Springs City Council this morning by City Manager John Biery in an of the public hearing scheduled for Thursday night in council chambers in city The budget is hi to provide a basis for dis cussion of the citys financial City residents have wen urged to attend the meet ing and offer suggestions to the council on how to raise addi tional money for capital im which Biery said had been deferred too The budget is more than the 1966 but 662 less than Biery recommend ed in May when he submitted one which included proposed ex for capital outlay to taling That was be fore the proposed 1 per cent city sales tax was defeated by Colorado Springs voters in a special election July The extra will be pro vided to the city because the as sessed property value on which the tax levy of mills is based has been estimated by the county assessor at mil or million more than it was for Biery said that no new source of revenue has been add He said the tentative budg et would provide funds to ry on the existing tal structure lor the coming and in addition will pro vide for a seriously needed upward adjustment of wages and No the hoard increase is planned hot proposed pay hikes amount to about The budget also provides for staffing and equip ping of a new fire station in A NIGHT TO Three South Carolina weary and rest near the Pikes Peak Toll after they walked to safety Tues day following in the area of Bottomless Left to Major Bradley and Tommy Mar spent the night in frigid tempera dad only in thin as searchers from the Colorado Mounted the Sheriffs Posse and Mani tou Springs police attempted to locate Gazette Telegraph Photo Mongrel Marathon scheduled gets to race Laddie this dogs had been six to 16 the new named Patty go the replacement of It precludes social security a of age to some trial an obsolete fire It al siderations Mighty Moose is being is a 65pound A couple of more veterans of Another veteran caHs for the addition of three Some of the kev of by Barby of that has taken home a the and trophy winners of employes and one an Adams murt and Elmwood is the for now 15 are Penny and Wire is showing his Toy employe in the person plan Adams must and bask guideline suggestions of during the nearly three hour conference with commis follow Effective date of the plan Turn to Column 4 ond year for the 18pound Air and thus ineligible to race the Haired Terriers and hes aiming family A younger Doug entered by some racing city attorney and finance and Honey is coming j divisions of the to give the titleholder some is just waiting his an Oriole Barbie 1MO j it will also provide for meet i The boys Wil A Doxy that goes by the a veteran i ing our financial obligations of Its just a trial run though wrote that she cerker of is the is four Shes a Cocker the automatic salary adjust for Tasty the entrant of agrees with the idea of joint entrant of and Turn to Pago Column I Turn to Pago Column 7 The Weather ITU Warned Government May Write Future newspaper contracts will be written by the federal government if publishers and unions do not eliminate the patera of useless strike activ a publishers warned Miles labor rela tions chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Associa told members of the Inter national Typographical that strike only injects ante issues wi postures that inhibit aad delay agree ment on a contract of the same nature that could have hen reached the The ITU to holding Us in Colorado Springs through Todays meet ing concentrated wholly on un Hn Dies After o Crash If we cannot eliminate the pattern of useless strike activi ty that seems to be our hall Patrone men I fear something will happen to us that neither one of us wants Government rather than free collective bargaining win write our He illustrated the point with a reference to the rail strike of a few yean ago and the recent strike by machinists against five major I wonder what might have transpired had this latest strike occurred subsequent to 8 of was he which happens to be election Noting tke damage frequent ly from extended Patrone described the between tke VerU Journal Tribune ant nme craft antons hi New York M only nostalgic to OH printers of tke A was went off steep caff en Gold aM this at a Tke State Petrel is if of im Cooper to 500 Negroes Stage Riot in By BEN CHESTER i preserve the citys image as AP being progressive and racially Armed policemen kept a tight dashed from place patrol today in an area where after 18 publishers that the would tt be easy off Ntw saying I what about Tim about SOD many shout ing black power rioted after an officer shot a Negro man wanted on a car heft At least 63 persons were ar rested and IS injured in recur rent disturbances Tuesday and Tuesday night in a Negro section near Atlantas new sports Police first attempted to quell the racial outbreak the worst the city has experienced by firing shotguns and pistols into the When this tear gas canisters were fired into the miMing crowds and the streets quickly The injured included several persons suffering from effects of Ike tear gas and the wounded man who bad fled officers on the car theft Harold A atao a possible jaw fracture Prather was listed in poor condition at a hospital with ta the hip and Mayor Ivaa Allen who to the Before he was shouted Alien talked with Joseph who said he spoke for the Stu dent Nonviolent Coordinating as the crowd of Ne groes Frye refused to say if be be longed to the militant civil rights organisation led by Stokely who began vocalizing the black power phi during the Mississippi march last Frye Im for black During the police main tamed patrols and kept wasens of patrol cars at the Atlanta Stadium parking lot Occasion one of these would leave to to D INDIA Negroes ap attempted to plead for Ihe top of AUsa was nearly from which Negroes rocked He finally was i ia 11UO Dale Dear ItA tD Fann 1 ATV Vital JAM QN LANDING Mth of a tending omit M they
