Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph (Newspaper) - February 12, 1967, Colorado Springs, Colorado COLORADO SPRINGS fo My that dn So ciety can outproduce rt society is to voice A contra dilion in PEAK Wish Lew id Yen dNd DPI Dial 6324641 COLORADO 1067 Daily 2dc Eleven Sections 132 PAGES Russell Predicts AntiMissile Program By JACK BELL WASHINGTON AP hichard diets that Congress will put up the million President John son asked In standby funds to start installing an antimissile who heads the Senate Armed Services sold in an interview Congress Is In a box because Johnson made spending of the proposed appropriation contingent on ne for an agreement under which neither country would go Into this highly expensive I dont know anything that Congress can do but provide the money and hope that it wont He said that if the Russians prove obstinate about expanding the skeleton system they are t think that of Defense Robert is finally getting through to that If you spend or or billion for defense in an antimissile counteract that by you can spending about billion in he Everybody Ive talked to is including the ones on the other side in this that we can got through any kind of antimissile system that said he thinks it is important to try to get some kind of agreement with the So Russell opposed the antimissile program but last year to provide unasked funds for preliminary purchase of component He indi installing around Moscow he believes any initial in looks for a longterm would be designed to program which would require protect the missile an outlay of about billion over the next 10 We could do of I hope we dont have D head of the Economic said he believes the Russians are changing their tune since John The Joint Chiefs of Staff have recommended defense systems for the 5o largest American cities at a cost of some bil lion to But those in Congress familiar with the pro gram say such a program will be a long time in materializing if it ever is remarks were sons announcement that he wants an agreement to for the television pro naif antimissile Youth Wants to Legal Status for Wells Demanded by Defenders By RAY BROUSSARD I Telegraph Staff Writer DENVER The first glim mer of defense of ground wells to come from a surface user emerged here Friday without but stridently under lined by the remark that Wells must be given a definite legal j including date of prior ity and The remark was made to DIP softspoken wasnt The ditch companies waged an all out war against ground wells in the person of Fell hauer during those August Gazelle Telegraph by Waddington of ground of the August hearings Represented by Attor ney Glenn Saunders of they succeeded in permanently shutting Just how permanent that shut down might is an issue that could be resolved by legislation to be pro Chinese Army Takes Control of Peking rado TOKYO dispatches AP reported Japanese the Red Six Persons Die As Fire Guts Joliet Hotel AP Fire paced through a small hotel in downtown Joliot on Saturday taking a toll of six Nine other persons were three Patrolman Lee Harris was among the first to reach t h e scene at the building that housed the Grand He gave this description There was fire coming out of the back windows and heavy billowing Chinese army took control of Peking Saturday while orders posted in the name of Mao tung alerted military commands on the frontiers to watch for Flames were every everything was just where People hanging from ledges and dropping of the I moves against China by forces Chinese terms for the United States and the Soviet A dispatch from the Peking j based correspondent of the To kyo newspaper Nihon said the Public Security Minis try and the Peoples Liberation Army garrison command issued a decree revealing the com mand has taken over duties of the police and set up a mili tary control Red Guards posted orders in Maos name around another Japanese dispatch said The emphasis in trie orders was on the bor der in the west and saw a htr clothing on j U ID P dgb glass of a window and fall into the There was a lot of screaming and It was horrible to The 27room hotel was on the second floor of a 50 feet wide structure at 21 Cass in the business district of the Will County seat about 35 miles southwest of The first housed tin auto parts The hotel Robert told authorities 28 guests were registered in the hotel when the blaze erupted shortly after It Firemen said they rescued at least 15 many leaping from secondfloor windows into where Red China testing grown all Hours after the blaze was ex firemen continued to It is the ruins for possi Turn to Page 1 j Turn to Page 4 Astronaut Safety Not Officials Say By EDWIN HAAKINSON WASHINGTON AP space officials have vigorously denied that they risked the safe jty of astronauts in an effort to boat the Soviet Union to the and Roger Chaffee on a launch pad 27 included these points fires in lesLs of pressured pure oxygen iwere traced to mishaps in clec wasnt sure that led to Roger well being shut down by could gujn a on grounds it illegally status hc saW ped water from senior to dilch The in reflected that it could part of a more expansive talk 1 be by adjudication or gave last week at a meeting of He said the state needs to the Arkansas Valley an entirely new con SHUTS OUT HECKLERS Ronald shuts his and lips as he is heckled while trying to talk to a crowd of protesters in front of Capitol Thousands of col it ff and on iho Capitol Reagans proposed higher education lui lion and budget AP in lo lhal Association in La on water toward Ronald Reagan shouted Reagan Shouted Down By Student By STALL i to represent the people of to about two hours of militantly denouncing college faculty MJ A ring of police proposal to cut federation wi and university budgets Reagans propos as the crowd charge on or will do su in the of these simulated capsules rt I That charge is complexly mms aml Robert wm in deputy National and space Administration said in public Saturday by He said George of NASA s manned 1 agrees with that Their testimony about tragic inferno inside an would strike which snuffed turn proposals went nut the astronauts San Jose Stale College a month or longer Waddington during a lull in utilization within annual meeting of the of existing law andj charge tuition on white of protest I 1 Saturday about There were shouts Oregon to make a Lincoln suprisingly involve of water said the to the stream and curtailment ditch association didnt kick me beneficial losses to both out of the The Weather at Turn to Column 2 Proposes State Faculty Pension Boost voice in the higher broke they provide for California a We are Die peo as Reagan made his way The hell Tax the andj Day speech lo appear before the repeated taunting The marchers carried as addressed proclaiming No Tui governors the Capitol to start a j which had marched and Reagan j voice was drowned out by speaking trip to Ore jeers and boos of teachers and students as ho closed his sur prise appearance on The protest organized by the California Federation of lis en blocks up the Capitol mall i too and Student for the noontime All state j As the crowd mom college and university campuses shouted in were ran away Steps Considered Against Powell DK A has introduced in the Full Military Activity Resumed in Vietnam War 2 a 0 guarantee at least monthly pensions to each I retired faculty member of state colleges and univer hourly da vs K Nwin 21 1 3 IK 3 17 4 5 t S 20 7 20 8 an 9 10 H 31 11 Maximum fur 24 ended at 11 or M ended it u v JS John Rv House majority lead 11 er who sponsored the said Saturday it also would Divide pension funds for spouses of the faculty mem minimum The legislature for the n u M M i guarantee retirees at U explained for 4 at in recognition P i eminent Colorado legislator about retired faculty mem bers would be helped by the Some of these si are the most brains weve had in ihe cream of the By BOB South Vietnam AP war in Vietnam picked up where it left off Sunday after a lunar new year truce JOTas nominal peace in which such neutralist and other centers despite a Viet Cong de that the Communists would hold off offensive activity until Wednesday marked American casu Asked if the announcement As ihe ceasefire a spokesman Full mil activity in the Republic of Vietnam was The truce proclaimed by South Vietnam and joined by its allies at 7 that military activity was meant new air raids against targets in Communist North tho I cant comment on The truce provided four days world figures as Pope Paul VI and U Thant had sought to have the ceasefire into aimed at ending the As the halt in offen sive operations neared an it had become increas ingly evident in Saigon thai ihe truce period would end as scheduled despite the criticism it might bring in Fischer Dies in California Hugo a former resident of Col died Thursday at ibis residence in The first Civil Defense tor for Kl Paso Fischer lived in Colorado Springs from to He moved In A native of Fisch er served in the Navy for 31 emphasizes the He is survived by two AP Mem of Uw select committee international for a arc currently iv ll wus Command had reported u soaring total of inci dents they blamed on tho Com and the American side accused North Vietnam of using the truce period to move mas sive amounts of men sup plies The spokesman said QUr 2 n ar w and have enough Sj The was sent to the House Rules Mackie is yice WHAT A A SHAYE of grew a which him braye the mid as and a Fresno State College motorcycled through and NOW that he is h has that aan bo warmed without the At ieft he fates tho shears of hartter Jim all gone but shows m as thP inews of Judy Renton his AP Wirephoto VI lion of Chairman Oi thiU the committee and Hugo Oak well than propose and merely seating or Burial will be in has a broad mandate under Also surviving are which the Charles Lad could excluding the controversial New York It means also the House may find Itself confronted with a sit in which a twothirds vote may be required to keep Powell In another in the Powell case it was disclosed that some of the men who served as his top aides when ho chairman of the Education arid Labor Committee are being dismissed ram their committee a is not ml when s committee manship changes Respite the continuing overtones in the case and published polls showing two of three Americans favor impulsion from members aH the commit tee are 4etermined to confine to tiw legal aspects ti the Whether the will be Turn ti Pill 7 i VJ B Forecast 68 Financial 37 C Ofar 4G SB 88 1B iA Radia TV teas 189 Vital r Map 1 main 16 magwine Wardl s a 8 a ana en
