Great Bend Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - January 27, 1960, Great Bend, Kansas AND GREAT BEND 1959 FIRST IN KANSAS 84TH No. 144 GREAT JANUARY SINGLE COPY 7C THIS ISSUE 12 PAGES Demonstrations Against Ike Are Looming in Cuba by JOHN SCAM WASHINGTON Anti- American agitators operating out or Cuba were today lo be plotting demonstrations against President Eisenhower when he visits South America These picked up by U. S. government security are being studied carefully by top aides planning tlic dent's goodwill tour of Ar- Chile and As a the Secret in cooperation with local is planning est security watch over the One report is that some lunatic supporters of Cuban Prune ister Fidel Castro have flown from Havana to countries will visit to help The it is hope to embarrass tho President during this by picturing him as a reactionary loe of efforts by Ihc Latin to im- prove their living Authorities have i evolved con- reports about whether in American Communists plan to organize or join any demonstration which might bull up on the The Reds aic known lo have been the of the demonstration that endangered Vice President M. Nixon's lilu when lit visited and Peru u Rural HS Vote Slated March 1 March I has been confirmed the date for an election on the for mation of a Great Bend school Residents of the present school and residents of 160 sections of Barton County will vote on the dny of on creation of The pro. posal must be carried by a major ity the voters in tho ant a majority within the rural area Gary Brown of the board county commissioners said Ihc board hopes lo select polling places nnd pick election judges by Thura so that information can be included in Ihe necessary reso declaring the election The March I date will coincidi wild a Great Bend city i Ihe cily holds a election This will be determined by the number of candidates tiling for Ihc four city council that come up for election this If more than throe persons file for Ihe same the primary machinery goes into If city is decided in the April To no one has filec for the council Favors Resolution On Fighting Anti-Semitism UNITED Germany went on in favor of a proposed reso lo condemn Ihe recent man of S e m 11 i s iv around Ambassador Werner a U.N. observer for West Her expressed his government's and a the resolution pending before the Subcommission on of Discrimination and Protection of Anderson Tosses Hat Into Ring Attorney General Will Seek Nomination on Governorship Gen. John Anderson announced today he will run for tho Republican tion for governor of is the first of some three or four major candidates to make a lie has been critical ol the tration of Gov. George a for months and was considered a prime prospect for the gubernatorial He is expected to have tion for tho nomination from Gale Kansas Turnpike and Winl Smith Republican con- gressman from the Gth Smith already has announced has not yet paid his filing will not run for re-election lo j whose hometown is At Moss is serving Ins second said he live term as attorney general to decide Friday whether lo lie first gained tho position by get into the GOP governorship lie will attend Kansas Day activities in Topcka that There also is a possibility Paul veteran leader of lican may get into the rare for The only announced candidate for governor in cither party is Hep William Elkhart Addington made his announcement months ago appointment in Gov. Fred Hall's tion and the same year won the for the lie was re-elected in 31I58. Even though he received his pointment from Anderson broke with one-term Re- publican was county ney of County for three terms and senator from De Gaulle Aide Issues Plea To Insurgent French Forces HALF CENTURY OF Roy member of Knighls for 50 received a gold emblem from M. Krug a I- the regular mooting Tuesday night in the Great Bend Masonic Krug is grand senior warden of I ho Knights Templar Frenchmen today lo arms and end CARMICHAEL to HAVE PoWER to QUIT Fund-Raising Dinner in LA Eisenhower Heads West For Campaign Kickoff Persistent Mason Marks Half Century My BROWN Tribune Area Editor in IBM a young man named Hoy Cornelius mounted to Ihc seat of spring wagon lor a two-hour journey to Great In weather the wagon bounced and bumped over rutted roads In a ner Hint would the Cornelius was en route to a Masonic lodge In bearskin robe and heavy he and his companions thought little of tho trip today is in few Tuesday the persistent iln lo noun In SI 11101'C 811 Mich WASHINGTON west today lo lead Republicans in a nationwide for the GOP Ills military jot transport look off tiom Andrews Air Force In nearby Maryland at KST lor Los Angeles with a briot scheduled In In Angeles will speak at a party ner His address will be Mason returned to St. Com- lor ceremonies honoring him for having completed years continuous membership as a Knight K M Krug of Great grand senior made the lion of n gold emblem Krug saul Unit spans two world wars and part of a third The became a Mas tor Mason of lodge No. Ml June and served as secretary during 1005-00. lie waf master of the lodge In 1021. On May Cornelius came a Hoyal Arch Mason in Mount Nobo chapler Great Eight mouths on Jan. 1908 he was knighted in St. Com- Tuesday night's award was Ihe third emblem to be given tho Barton Dining homecoming celebration in Cornelius won a 50-year a- ward for his longevity in the lodge He received his gold em as a companion in Mount Nebo chapter in 1057. Cornelius says he lefl Great Bend in 1902 to buy the Hoisington Dis- which he owned and ated until when he sold tho business to Vern Hall and Kd present publishers of the At the age of Ihc veteran newspaperman recalls having worked for Armstrong on the Barton County He Intel became city editor of the Daily Both papers were in Great Bend Cornelius is retired and lives at West Second Takes African Crusade To Nigeria Wednesday Ghana Billy Graham lakes his African crusade to Nigeria A meeting Tuesday night in 125 miles northwest of completed the evangelist's Ghana visit during which he more than Africans to make for Christ Before Hying to Kumasi ham met with Prime Minister Kwame The Weather GOLDEN BELT AREA Fair and cold Lows in the 20's. Thursday fair and a little in the 40's. Local Weather Data Tuesday's High Low 32 A Year Ago Today High 19 Precipitation 24 Hours Ending 7 a.m. Trace Humidity at Noon 10 percent 2S.97 more than such rallies being held simultaneously coast to So will those of other lop speakers troni other points The Republican National is calling the cross country political tub thumping With Ike All of the will be linked Navy Gondola Located Today ABOARD USS VALLEY FORCE A scientific Gondola ditched Irom the world's largest balloon was located in the ern Caribbean Tho loaded with able scientific was jettisoned Tuesday night when the giant balloon headed for the trackless jungles of It was located by a search plan ludny nnd Ihe destroyer guided lo the by Hie on a closed television circuit for 3D to minutes starting at 10 p m. Eastern standard In addition to the will feature the main speakers at seven other They Include Vice President Richard M. currently a cinch to win the GOP presidential at Gov. son of Now York in and U. Morton of national In New On the the plane is uled to stop 40 minutes in Mrs. Eisenhower will leave the party there lo spend a few days at the home of her ailing Mrs John S. The President will spend the night al the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Thursday ing he will travel about 125 miles to the Palm resort area for a long weekend of golf and Present indications arc the ident will head back to ton by plane stopping en route in Denver to pick up his PARIS Charles do Gaulle's chief in Algeria pleaded with insurgent lay down a general strike against the policy of termination for Delegate General Paul Ihe civilian administrator In the North African de- the four-day uprising in a Uprising In Algeria Seems ALGIERS by conviction grew in this embattled city today that Sunday's bloody uprising is not doomed to As gray dawn broke over insurgents demanding pro of Algeria as part of France still manned liar IP Ihe heart of the At this stage it was obvious that if was not a rising a handful of right-wing bul n popular insurrection bucked by most of Algeria's a ber of and some pro-French Thousands of men and women several hundred lems gathered Tuesday outside the barricades of the university stronghold nnd listened to from the insurgent camp said they had enough food and supplies to hold out for and were certain of con- demonstrations of pathy from the European tion of Algiers and other The whole city seemed con- that Hie uprising has come a political problem and a On Page broadcast over army controlled radio Even as he the sands of armed insurgents were strengthening their shoulder-high barricades in the streets of Al said no one in giers wishes secession or a 1 understand the tives of those with Ihc age of have entrenched themselves to bear witness for French he know that these motives are shared by most people France must know This was the first official ad- mission that rioting Sunday in in which 20 persons died and about ISO were was a reflection of widespread ment and not the action of a rcl few French As the deadlock went into its fourth rumors spread that the President might evoke constitu provisions that would give him dictatorial powers if he integrity Is Reports also persisted that Pre- mier Michel Debre would resign us a result of Ihe crisis in which persons died nnd about 150 were injured in a battle last Sunday pitting Frenchman against aides denied the There was no sign of n solution to Ihe situation which posed the gravest threat lo De Gaulle since Ihc uprising of May 1958 doomed Ihe Fourth French lic and vaulted him to The barricaded insurgents fearful that DC Gaulle's moderate self determination policy would lead to eventual independence for that Ihe largely Moslem land remain From his DC Gaulle re- affirmed his policy and called on the insurgents lo lay down their legion Program Mar. 30 reported that recovery operations I National designation of as the Legion ial will be ated in a six-state American glun conclave here would bo started immediately The carrying an 800- pound pack of film lo record cosmic ray had been sought throughout the night by ships of the project skyhook Reich Party Banned MAINZ Germany The slate of day banned the man Reich Two members of the party have been convicted of desecrating the old Cologne synagogue on Christmas ling off a world-wide anti-Semitic Caravans from Texas and North Dakota will head lor Great Bend on March carrying of Legion posts on They will pick up additional along the miles of the converging on Great Bend by March 30. According to present the Legion's tin B. of New will be Ihe headline speaker ot the Gov. George ing of Kansas is scheduled to take part in the as will stale commanders of the Legion in all Highway f. N of Medicine Lodge They will meet for a dinner and program at the American Legion On a much larger the March observance will mirror a dcr under the direction of State Commander Leo Harris of Kansas to greet and escort Ihe ors from the Kenneth department will head a s i m i I a r held on i caravan of Kansans who will mecl Nov. when was officially designated at the can Legion highway in On that occasion representatives of Legion posts along the highway in Kansas Smith Great Medicine Lodge and converged on Great Bend in two The celebration this year signifies the of the American Legion designation in Nor Hi and South The gion markers now extend from Mexico to Kansas will send the Legionnaires from south of the Kansas The two Kansas groups will then escort the visitors to Great The group from j the north will have while the south caravan will cover of very glad to have been selected as the site for Chamber Manager Collier commented a big booster for Ihc north-south is given dit for much of the effort in Ihe of the Great Bend's chamber has cooperated fully in conduct of the Highway association's a caravan lo the south over Ihe past few Find Getaway Car in NJ Slayings NORTH red and black used as the getaway car by the slayer of four persons in a tor's was found nearly 25 miles away in Elizabeth early The cab was abandoned a few Mocks from tho Newark lino be- fore 5 a Police had seen ng In the residential area while in a routine patrol an hour Newark and Elizabeth police mi- swarmed abdul the area coking for a man tho de- scription of the A police had said he was about His victims women and a found in large white mansion of Dr Francis M. a prominent All had been shot through the left temple The identity and his motive remained a The taxicab was taken to Ihc Elizabeth where it was for an hour after it was found a man filling the tion of the unknown suspect was picked up drunk in Police wailed lo question him further bul one detective who spoke to the man said he was a doubtful The man was not The victims of Ihc multiple shooting included the doctor's invalid two women and a stranger to the a Newark cab The three women were Edith in her wife of Francis 'a Cora and Dorothy Clarke's elderly housekeeper and Their bodies were found side by side on a narrow bed in Mus. Clarke's They had been tied hand and foot with ties and strips of cloth The cab Morris of was in another room on the second his body covered by a They were found by Mrs. Clarke's Cornelia who had left the home lier on a shopping trip with her 3Vt. The only clues were the ious passenger In the cab and a handful of caliber shells The wish I said sex County Prosecutor Warren T. A few closets had been ransacked bul of value was A sex The women had not been sexually molested and showed no signs of don't think I had any enemies who would go to that said Dr. head surgeon nl New John Anderson in the ring 31-Koreans Die In living Heir South Korea Thirty-one Koreans were killed and 50 injured Tuos dny night In what one survivor called Ihe of a hu man stampede nl the Seoul way station Kleven of the victims were dren under in. They cither suffocated or were trampled to death when hundreds of dashing wildly lo crowd into the last night train In piled up al Ihe bottom of a sleep Officials said one person ently slipped im Ihe starting n Transportation Minister Kim II Hwan resigned today after witnesses blamed station officials for Ihe The station ter also was relieved of his President Syngman ordered an tickels had sold for the 16 than the number of the station Rates were opened five minutes before departure Sixteen of the dead were Most of them were servants en route to their home in a seaport in southwest to the lunar calendar New falls City's Traffic Flow Increases Traffic in and out of Great Rend over Ihe city's throe highways has increased slightly during Ihe but commercial volume is according lo the latest The 1959 Slate Highway sion flow map was provided to the Chamber of Com by Fifth Division Director G. Robinson of It shows overage fic as of the end of is carrying about the same traffic as in past cording lo the An average of vehicles were counted in a 24-hour period during al Ihe north edge of the This was Ihc same figure as m 1058. Al Ihe south edge of the the How stood al up 150 from the previous year's Traffic to the east of Ihc cily on and was front vehicles a year ago lo in this year's On the end of cast of the traffic count has jumped from daily in 1958 to daily ill 1959. Farther west on the count is down from daily to this Adding all the around Ihe the chamber notes that fic volume was up an average 810 vehicles while strictly commercial traffic was off 375 lohnson Anderson attended Kansas Slate one year and then transferred to Ihe University of He re- his law degree in 1944 and for two years served as law clerk for U.S. Circuit Court Judge ler A. v In 1948 he was elected counly attorney of Johnson Counly and was in 1948 1950. lie served in Ihc Kansas from until appointed ney general in married the former Auchard of Lawrence in 1043. The has three Anderson has filed suit against Gov. George a era challenging the governor's authority to issue Us frequently has ing's method of handling paroles and executive A strong trend in almost upset Dale the governor's pardon it- was a surprise candidate on the Democratic ticket and came about voles ot defeating In that tion Democrats also recaptured the governorship and look the of- fices of slate printer and stale treasurer Spiegel already has an- lie will try again for at- lorncy In Anderson ry Marksville by nearly Wiles in now Kansas sion chairman under n Docking The 3956 election snw Anderson pile up the largest vole of any Re- for slate office other than supreme Airman Bobs In Icy Waters Y. air fighting physical nnd mental sat cramped in a metal in Lake Erie's icy The assignment for Airman of is part of Die Air Force's 72-hour endurance of man and a new ejection capsule designed for 1158 Barwise was strapped in the yellow pod and floated in water near the Buffalo harbor al p Tuesday One of his first chores was lo man a bilge pump to run off age which enters the capsule at Ihe rale of aboul an inch and half an hour only with Iho outside Is by radio to U. Guard tender Maple to which the capsule is The weather In lake was enough to chill the heartiest of ice Temperatures ranged from 15 lo 20 above zero Tuesday and Ihe water was 32 Winds up to 35 miles an hour raked Ihe hull of the Barwise is dressed in standard flying coveralls under a thermal lie wears plastic over his GJ Wint Smith Won't Seek Re-Election Wint a congressman from the 61 h Kansas ad- vised the Hays Dally News he will nol re-election this The Daily News said It had letter Irom Smith which will nol be a for Con- gress in has been mentioned possible Republican candidate fop His secretary in said tho en- route to Topcka by may a statement there on Kansas GB Firm Incorporated Prairie Oilfield Great a cable tool drilling has completed Incorporation proceedings in Authorized tit Late Bulletin TOPEKA House to provide salary increases for personnel al stale mental passed the Senate today a dissenting The now goes lo Ihc House for consideration of a minor ate The measure previously had passed Hie House by a unanimous If the House approved the amendment an the then gn lo Gov. George
