Great Bend Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - November 30, 1960, Great Bend, Kansas PARTLY CLOUDY GREAT BEND DAILY FIRST PAPER Throughout The BELT Of- West Control Kansas 85TH No. 95 GREAT 30, 1960 SINGLE COPY 7c ISSUE 16 PAGES GRISLY SCENE near the Frank Schultz residence on the outskirts of Pawnee Rock day night after a single engine plane piloted by Frank Greene of Larned crashed into trees not 25 feet away from the Upon the plane exploded and killing Witnesses said the plane skimmed a field then tried to gain tude at the last hitting a A visible in the cockpit of the burned out covers the Narrowly Misses Rock Home Larned Man Dies When Plane Falls in Yard A Larned man was killed high and that there was about p.m. Tuesday as chance of getting the pilot escape his shadowers during single engine plane crashed fire was extinguished in by FBI a tree on the outskirts of minutes j says his Say Soble Made No Move To Shake FBI By HAL MCCLURE NEW YORK A York psychiatrist arrested as a j 20-year Soviet spy never tried to i Mrs. Frank after Boyd Franklin 43, the explosion and observing er of a trailer court in was killed when his plane struck i department for extra trees and exploded less than 25 fire was extinguished by the time feet from the Frank Schultz Great Bend firemen None of the 10 persons inj Fire Chief Clarence Hyers com On the doctor even stopped his car so that a trailer court in j the called the Great Bend fire could catch up the lawyer Dr. in CO. was held in bail the house at the time were injury mended the Pawnee Rock 2 Soble whose teer fire department for quick said the tion and confining to two-place plane came in low over immediate a plowed skimmed pawnee County Sheriff L. the ground and headed for a said Wednesday that of trees that borders the Schultz who lived at tlie trailer At the last minute the pilot office at 135 E. in Rightists Take Argentine Oil Towns in Revolt BUENOS Argentina revolts erupted day at Rosario near Buenos Aires and in two oil towns of Northern The army said sario revolt was crashed and un- official reports said at least one of the oil towns was Reports from in the north said armed civilians occupied oil installations offices of the State Oil northeast of there in the towns of Tartagal and Later advices from Salta said the rebellion at 35 miles from the Bolivian had been stamped There Was no official confirmation Xor was there later word on the tion at 20 miles south of Earlier in the civilian lowers of ousted Dictator Juan D. Peron tried to seize the military barracks in Rosario near this cap- but were routed by troops after tour hours of the government Unofficial reports said 10 per were killed and 50 wounded These advices said about 25 civilians were There were no estimates of casualties in the outbreak to the I I The government said the ing in the north was similar to the one put down at This indicated that Peronistas also were involved In both the uprising was staged by Insurgents in the north cut way tracks and telephone i first reports from Salta The army declared the uprising at Rosario had been Spree May A special Centennial Preview Dinner Tuesday night opened Great Bend's participation in the Kansas Centennial next ured speakers and guests included Hal centennial Great Dale president of the Chamber of Com- Chamber Mrs. Frank vice Kansas Centennial Council er City's Centennial Program Complete May 24 as Centennial Celebration week IB Great Eoger Kirk wood spoke on eral Centennial at t h e state level and stressed that this is the golden opportunity for every Kansas to saas and .to sell Kansas to the He also outlined major Centennial events such Kansas the Kansas Exhibit in the Library of the World Food Fair and Centennial the Clyde the SanU Kansas Fe Trail Caravan and its and as centennial year event Santa Fe and outlined the art and museum Trail Highway exhibits which will be shown over ed. I the stale during 1963. Mayor Don Issued a Hal Weaver outlined the Great proclamation designating May 9 as a celebration featuring sponsoring a street dance im- arrival of the Santa Fe Trail mediately after the school on May 13 and the Santa Fej A Centennial Style Show under Trail Rodeo which will be auspices of the Business and May 11 through May 14. i Professional Women and Local events will start Tuesday Club will be held May 9 with the unveiling i n. The of windows of Great Bend of the Fv Trail Rodeo which have been decorated by the will begin 8 p.m. and will Barton County Historical through Msy 14, and will continue through Sunday i The Barlon County Homo H with the last will sponsor of the Santa Fe Trail ders Day May 32. Founders Day iwill honor a Pioneer and May 10, will feature the old settlors of the la night rodeo parade which is The Great Bend Hay 13, will will present the Santa Fc Trail Caravan j Years of following the ade in downtown Great at 3 This presentation will be p.m. Made up of historical given in the courthouse representing the history of the old Junior Chamber of. Commerce i On Page 2) PREVIEW Great Bend and Barton attended a dinner last night at the rish to preview planning for the city's Centennial Beans and antiques gave the Kansat room pioneer air for the for a court hearing Dec. legal name Another case destruction Soviet spy Jack 57. as a Bend seven-year prison term for ported glass total before a The government charged that check i the brothers involved in rings that Lumumba Finds Judges Level Friendly Area Segregation Barriers By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH separate espionage M. 37, the proprietor of Doonan attempted to bring his plane took off from tbe Larned but struck a tree about five at about p.m. He had sought national secrets i Truck and off the flying for about two transmission to the Soviet vandals had brokan a There were indications had recently purchased Both brothers were ber of tail lights day that the plane had stalled he was piloting at the in 1947. and glass various Dr. if could j trailers and combines In attempting to pull and had I of the into the In addition to the death The parked his lot at 2750. North ing as it The Schultz family from Great suffers from a serious had heard no and the County his attorney the some officials j department were on duty at were inclined to believe that the the scene as were members of the if trying to pull up with patrol and law gunred would have officers from Larned and on through the small trees and County to the house where 10 persons Firemen and police r ed off unaware of their area the after Investigation of the seers made work 1 Doonan said the first glass Soble was arrested at noon j dates back six A at Rockland State windshield broken then was ing The indictment suburban Orangeburg as senea as bv s federal grand jury also named 18 Wednesday revealed that the V do HVI although badly wreckage until identification were not damaged appreciably bg made from a charred the impact nor were they pulled sodal card about an hour away from the fuselage of the after the mish plane any appreciable i Greene is survived by the Dave a neighbor who the mo. ss west of the Schultz Mrs. Bertie a none of whom are de- The body was not removed from They include several About a month ago a number of windshields were and then in the past week the vandals hit doing substantially more Fugitive trice was ed to have reached friendly tory some miles cast the well out of Col. Joseph Mobutu's Some sources said he abandoned his plan to go first to Stanleyville and was heading instead toward another of his political capital of Ka- sai Countless rumors swept through the capital concerning Lumumba's one that he had been arrested after an automobile accident near Kikwit and was under a military NEW ORLEANS Three Anderson Seeks Full-Time State Parole Board the Congo Pi Fugitive 3udSes jaid that he had just returned home when he saw the plane A member of P a w n e Rock's volunteer fire he went to the station where he Soviet officials and four It took the years to collect evidence for with rocks and BB indictment against Dr. got out the fire truck and vices other Appel said flames and two les and all of Little Ark. The body was taken to and will be Herlands en to Little Ark. for smiled and gave his The doctor bowed Police Chief Duane who I Tllis report was not confirmed inspected the damage Tuesday any responsible said he expected the Friends of the to run from to Moore j ing former said he was the vandals broke the definitely reported at a village in the Kwilu area of ern Leopoldville and by the was continuing his overland ney toward Idiofa is 50 miles beyond in the heart of the Bambala tribal City police Tuesday were con- Soble made ducting an extensive campaign among FBI agents who arrested locate the He asked Judge William B. Herlands if he could say I fn I f I I f ing demonstrations for swept aside every raised barrier to school tion and nearly all siana officials from read the clear that interposition is not a constitutional is a theory by which a state puts its sovereignty between the federal government and the people of the later port of the interposition the rest of the segregation passed by the Legislature falls of its own of a white Methodist minister i TOPEKA whose daughter to attend one of tbe two integrated William Frantz The but the ready had spirited that the Board of tion Parole be composed of. three full-time members instead women jeered and yelled five t Rev. Lloyd Foreman his daughter i said a budget hearing he would not pinpoint hid into her kindergarten class by the nov back door proposed until he recommendations to the Foreman was target of similar j Mature in He has Tuesday when he make major took his daughler to school by sions in the and penal front The three judges had been asked to rule on two One by the Orleans Parish School Board asking suspension of integration The board requested ai expenses for the fiscal year and Budget Director Bibb cut this to One of until differences between cuts was the elimination of the tribunal federal governments had a request for two additional from the burning plane were Officials from the Federal ation Agency in Dodge City were at the scene gating the U.S. Crime Rate Accelerates WASHINGTON f Serious crime in the United States jumped 11 per cent over last year's ures for the first nine months of this FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover reported today what he called accelerated crime on the basis of preliminary figures covering most cities and rearly half of the country's rural He urged more citizen tion with law enforcement cies to meet the Hooker noted that the first three months of this year a 7 per cent crime increase which grew to 9 per cent at the midyear mark and picked up an- from the waist and waved to the FBI you very he The government said the Soble brothers were born in Lithuania and during the 1930s roamed Eu- rope as Communist agents for the Soviet secret The indictment charged that in 1940 Jack Soble met the late renti P. head of the Soviet secret police under In ex- change for permitting nearly the families of both brothers to go to the United the thers agreed to act as spies Settle Suit WICHITA A out what it called series of measures which purport to abolish the Orleans Parish School State Rep. John of bome Parish in the Louisiana ta country in northeast Louisiana where segregation sentiment runs said the Legislature would I continue to Another by the state abandonment of all role Harry 0. Lytle of Junction indicated board would have requested mere The judges we i supervisors but it felt im- be persuaded of Ihe school from good there can be no tion of delaying still further the I The board damage suit against Dr. John R. Kline and St. Francis Hospital of Wichita was settled by agreement when it came to trial in district court Leopoldville Provincial President Cleophas one of Lumumba's It is more than from ville to fight despite the de- enjoyment of a constitutional right ancl was solemnly saitS he feit the Gov. Jimmie K. Davis declined the Supreme of the of immediate State Sen. across the ed Slates than six too Jordan oil Mississippi Sitting on the tribunal Chief Judge Richard T. Rives ofj the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of U.S. Dist. Judge At Warden Tracy Hand jof the Kansas he was in accord with Anderson's The Soble indictment said that Dr. received monthly reports during World War local headquarters in Rockefeller Plaza of the Office of ings and photographs and notes allegedly were collected and sent to the Soviet His arrest was the second The terms were not Irma of Wichita 1C was injured by treatment radioactive TOPEKA traffic A jury found for the defendants death of three full-time Herbert i a that 100 in a previous trial but Mrs. son successfully appealed to the Kansas Supreme Court on the trial judge erred in his the I 24 hours to 9 During During Comparable 1959 Recorded Call Ends Spree River from New Orleans ob- don't know what we are fixing to but we are fixing to do something I'm to be for it. Our work is cut board for j Judge Wright issued the Hand said Ander i f i llOD WAS 8 1H to the state capital hurriedly for New j ply with it. j In its sweeping The present While the court public issued temporary as many as 73 to 85 men IB angry housewives Gov. a he mothers thronged the time M Legislature lo prevent them from evaluate stopping j Hand suggested from These individuals had been an entire per man in der a similar temporary to evaluate tho individual ing The women A girl who gave her name when she called a local with a recording telephone answering vice led Great Bend police day to solution of a rash of ob- its kind in this area in little over On Oct. 27, the FBI ar- rested Igor Y. Soviet united nations and liam scene ofj Fifteen youngsters from 12 to The the sharpest increases in property with robbery 16 per burglary 15 per larcenies involving or more up 9 per and theft 6 per cent. la Chicago federal crime Here Another theft from an auto reported to police Mrs. Alvin J. 1200 reported that Judith Ann 14 years of age have been in the and seven of the juveniles admitted making at least 30 In the police department has received 49 reports of obscene phone calls in recent theorize many Isons were called who did not re- the conversations to Among crimes against the Deutsch had a purse and forcible rapes led off an 8 per cent Murders in- creased 4 per cent ard ed assaults 3 per cent. and a coat taken from an auto parked at 10th and The occurred the evening of Nov. 24. and where one youngster would dare another to make a prompted some of according to Police eants Jack Laptad Sam who have been working on the case for several The picked numbers at random from the phone according to Laptad said he thinks the including eight ed their spree at a teen party about six weeks The fad then involving more teenagers as it One random number broke the A girl called a local termite and got a ing She began her call by giving her and when the recording equipment was back the answering ice turned it over to Laptad and Pratt talked to the at and she implicated the Laptad said the youngsters freely admitted making the hut some were reluctant to repeat some of the obscene or highly suggestive statements had used over the The and their parents were summoned Vails can be the city officer oner Police Chief Duane Moore and detectives Pratt and Laptad sat in on the Wagoner released the juveniles to their parents at this session since all were first He said later that action would be taken against any teenager who later became involved in similar Chief Moore said that the many residents who called in reports ter receiving calls helped police the pieces which led to solution of the asked the parents .to from their children just how many calls they made and what was so that police can check against the re- ports phoned in to the police de- In this manner the lice hope to front of Foreman's home into an adjoining yard under hce pressure and soon cloudy and A bit later they went to the thp 20s; Thursday of Mrs. James a white a liule fo The Weather GOLDEN BELT AREA partly mother whose daughter also tended William Frantz j Mrs. Gabrielle became incensed under the shouting and insults and j banged one demonstrator over winds 20 Weather Data Thursday's Sunrise head with her The continuing boycott of liam Frantz and McDonogh No. 19 I held firm at Tuesday news observers Four white girls and one Negro girl at- tended William three Negro girls and no white students attended An old state law may be used to close the two The passed in 1922, says schools with less than 10 students may be kept open through a motion of par ish school board approved by the State Board of Tuesday's High 38 Low 20 A Year Ago Today High 58 28 Humidity 53 per cent 30.38 KANSAS average 5 to id above seasonal normal in western sas about 5 above in eastern portions Thursday high in the mid to upper 40s; normal low 19 30 little if precipitation is indicated for the j 10385074
