Iola Register (Newspaper) - March 8, 1961, Iola, Kansas The Weather Fair - Warmer THE lOLA REGISTER VOLUME No. UN Force the Congo U.N. ConRo Command bargaining position worsened at least with am announcement that 800 Moroccan soldiers previously scheduled for transfer to Leopoldville would be flown home The United Nations had announced that the Moroccans were already being flown in from Katanga and observers saw them as a for the U.N. demand to return to But today a spokesman said there had a change of orders and the Moroccans would be flown to The spokesman to comment reports thai the had refused to planes to bring them to Six hundred Tunisian soldiers did arrive in today oh schedule to reinforce the local U.N. The first of 3,000 Indian soldiers are due next Rut 400 Sudanese troops who the brunt of Congolese army attacks in the ports of Matadi and Banana last week are being called I The government today presented a turn Indian head of the U.N. Congo and said it must be fulfilled before U.N. forces can return to the chief supply port from which U.N. Sudanese son WEDNESDAY H iii The Inla TWELVE PAGES C But If s Years Franco Baptiste a has been living in an oversized wardrobe in a Brittany three over since his wife turned him out the Bellac makes his bed in the drawer of the stores his food under the bedding and hangs his clothes in the upper part. What I close the doors of he bo free and happy one irust ready to suffer a FBI Opens Big Probe In Kansas City KANSAS CITY ice Department in Washington is there is a link between City politics and its The Kansas City Star An intensive investigation is being conducted in Kansas City the which assigned as manyi 70 agents at one point in the the ' The m a s s i V e inquiry was - Sir was off by the bombing of ol the 2()tl) a battalion fire CAN YOU TOP saws off a tree which landed atop his car a severe windstorm Mich. lie was trying to the limb Thomas Beecham Dies In at Age of 81 Set Vote for April 4; A Issue A bond issue Ifn the granted ol w ' for the disposal plant will by ai ihc r 1 Aii out lining the ' the governing ye loias a posal plant tic ii Ihc n| Health tor ing illy ir ported the and in In Da ol iln and several ol took city biisi ncss men on the out Its declaring it had to he replaced The need for a better sewage plant was The United Nations was considered certain to reject the Congolese which 1. Dayal must be recalled and replaced U.N. The Leopoldville government charges Dayal is opposed to it. 2. The Congolese must control the flights of all U.N. aircraft in the Congo and all river The United Nations must hand over all strategic bases to the 4. The United Nations must stage no more armed parades in 5.. Dayal must officially his that the Congolese fired first at Matadi and An earlier Congolese demand for control of the strategic bases and air traffic in exchange for return of U.N. soldiers to Matadi had been termed by U.N. The Congolese demands were put to Dayal and Irish Gen. Sean the U.N. military by acting Premier Delvaux and a member of his LONDON B e e c h a known conductor and died early exploded beneath his car Beecham had been in oil Feb. 9. was released from the lor many although and 15iit pital He had been highly continued to make he known almost well to critical of City Hall politics and He died at his London home alter i a cerebral music Late Briefs WASHINGTON of Defense Robert S. McNamara issued an order today giving the Air Force control of military space WASHINGTON Senate overrode opposition of some of its liberals of both parties today to confirm Kennedy's nomination of Charles M. Meriwether as an Bank The roll call vote was 66-I8. overs for his the bombing on his usually which There are strong indications the or his audiences that a federal grand jury will be impaneled to look into In while City taking a tour ho a. Washington that the Justice attack of I e assigning two at- quickly to bu prosecution It was that the character ' with assaulting a April 17 is Felix He won acquittal on a eel a series of performances at ic Sir Thomas inherited a vast fortune and a baronetcy from his who made his money manufacturing pills and other patent The son spent millions popularizing operatic and Lininger To Wichita stale Ferina is accused of assaulting Kenneth Bruce who was shot four 17 as he stood in the doorway of Sheetz testified before an Omaha grand jury against Am in early in thei eight Sheetz recovered from his wounds and identified Ferina and John another Kansas City his Cardarella has not come to High the past five As the negotiations i has accepted a with 1 over a period 40 and keeping alive the music of British composer almost single-handed He introduced Russian ballot to the head was married | FOF His first in wm U Utica Wollos of of extensions new Those will iii become linal until a new 1- operation i jt the governing Larkin anti to design In 1),( their study was 111"'! II three I lie engineers a system In h i new but lA lii a operation 111 the tiy the and was in some detail by The Register in issue of The facility will be built west ani south of the present by a dike to II high As the Dam on the Neosho 1:. now under construction and be completed by the ol flooding will greatly 111 about two stylo sewage disposal costs less to build and is to the engineers that building Although they oil to trickling early start lola's city basins and sludge drying loners yesterday wore not cost at least able to complete chores entire cost of the lagoon type time for a Thoy additional land cessed to meet again al 10 a in a dike about the ha estimated at the re 1 t 1 1 engineers estimate tlie Still Need Adjourned and costs during Iho Thisl included for parking Other offenses consisted of speeding 6; other 7: drunk and disturbing ihe peace 5. per year cost of the mechanical at The commissioners plan to finance the project with the bond and money now in the Jim utility scuer sinking The federal ent. presented a plan lor I grants for projects are on lanes on which has prorated basis and the amount approved by the State Highway js to estimate in It d qualifies its grant should marked lanes for be between and right or left turns at balance would come from the and Washington plus a middle j funds now on lane for east or westbound It is to issue general bonds to be retired Traffic officials believe il 10 years with funds traffic and reduce the rived from monthly sewer of collisions al the two plus a small ad valorem Due lo Ihe residential consumers the markings which will be proposed monthly sewer charge Wilson said that traffic may lie would be 50 per cent of their on Page 8. No on Page 8, No. 1) 67 Days HOLY Scotland U. S. nuclear submarine Patrick Henry tied up in the Holy Loch today after a world record operational cruise of 66 days and 22 hours totally U. S. Navy officials announced the record after the Patrick Henry arrived her mother the tender The first sub to cruise abroad with a full load of 16 Polaris the Patrick Henry is the first of the fleet of 10 American subs that will use the Holy Loch as a base within missile range of the Soviet could remain submerged a good many weeks the Patrick Henry's Capt. Harold E. told newsmen aboard the the talked with the Heights High School ended in in ing as a result of their victory over the garrison that withdrew from Delvaux told newsmen the moment we have decided that U.N. will not go to which is 150 miles of that the command is to maintain a freo in the movement of men and He refused to football whether U.N. troops were nor sail The has in Uio TluM al the close of this married Kan Force Holly who B. could in 1958. In 1950 he his Shirley 1 27. Russians had two by his first months behind the Iron music he made his debut in his toons to a the celebrated three-ounce girl In im ho organized They have a 2-year-old i ho New Symphony Orchestra The newcomer is four years the Beecham j Opera lie and daughter are doing of ' ors when ho took over tin don In His resignation was accepted the Boird of Education Monday In addition to coaching and is physi instructor and as the driver education A spokesman i During several summers he has worked with the lola Police Do part In his new this thai posi tion hero will be Ban On War Talk N. Y. N. delegates in vato talks today to find out how tar Ihe States and Iho Union are willing to go in shelving cold war issues on the The first concrete sign of what each side will agree to is expected Thursday or when the 21 nation decides what items to discard during the resumed Before the reopened both the Soviet Union and the United States called on the to avoid cold The assembly reopened Tuesday with an appeal by Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah for the United Nations to restore order in the Congo keep it out of the cold war by stationing a mostly African U. N. command ACTRESS IMPROVING LONDON - ed Elizabeth Taylor appeared winning her desperate fight for life today with a steady rally against double There was indication she soon be off the danger ' ' NEWS BEE AT 3:00 WASHINGTON Kennedy a news conference air 3 p.m. EST The session will not be carried live either on radio or j k Wichita liis During Ihe meeting eve the board of the contracts 61 and Horino said there will be a other changes in his staff .so far as he now Ho that new boilers have been installed in and are When dismantled the old heating plant proved lo be in worse condition than it was judged to The Weather Father is home babysitting and his | have the Air visitor lo survivors of He of shot down by War 11 in the Stales In 19.57 fresh ' Beecham was a of one of Britain's highest rapped in - Fair and a little warmer partly windy and colder east this afternoon with snow flurries extreme fair and colder Thursday warmer west and low tonight in mid 20s; high Thursday in the 40s. ZONE 2 - Mostly windy and cold clearing with diminishing wind and colder Thursday fair and high today hear 40; low tonight lower 20s; high Thursday middle Forecast Temperatures will average 6 to 10 degrees above or occurring near end of Temperature High yesterday Low last night High 9 year ago today Low a year ago today Normal for today ending 8 a.m. Trust Guilt on Pan-Am A j men judge found idled today when their car loft a World Airways guilty of violating bridge over the Chikaskia River antitrust laws liy restraining trade of Corbin in Sumner County in air traffic to South America j and overturned in about three feel through its half ownership of They were identified as P. j about 70, a retired In a 70-page and Leo Thomas F. Murphy suggested 65, a of government prepare a final Haven crce containing for Dr. B. to divest itself of its men apparently drowned thoy were trapped in Ihc SUSPECT IN French do ui 1, escorted from police headquarters al r in with last year's Kric -i as Kaymond and a ci r the ' man ppIi 1,., 11'phoio via from Convictions Set Aside In Alabama Ala. - The Alabama Court of Appeals set aside Tuesday the convictions of a white college a white minister and seven Negroes ar rested while dining together in a Montgomery All three judges joined in ruling that the disorderly conduct charges against the nine defendants failed to spell out what if they Eleven including the professor's wife and 10 of his white students from MacMurray College at 111., were acquitted by an jury which convicted the Dr. Richard May 10. Nesmith is dean of men and head of the sociology department at He is a native of Kan. The white the Rev. R. Edwin King of Boston and the seven Montgomery Negro defendants were tried in another without a and all Like they were fined and City police arrested his the 10 MacMurray King and the seven Negroes last March 31 while they were eating in a Negro All 20 defendants were fined and costs in City Court for disorderly Using the language of a city the arresting officers charged the diners with disorderly conduct by using profane indecent or conduct or or by conduct calculated to provoke a breach of the Osawatomie Man Is Grand Priest WICHITA Henry Reb of Osawatomie has been installed as grand high priest of the Grand Chapter of Arch Harry K. Also installed Tuesday were Iv deputy grand high Karl grand S. Lewis grand Charles S. Lost fBy The A raging lashed by winds up to miles an whistled across Nebraska and Wisconsin frustrating searchers for a missing 4-year old farm in Iowa's worst storm of the season was little Jimmie who wandered away his father in a field in Winthrop in the eastern part of the state The boy never reached Searchers looked for until 2:.30 a.m. in a dramatic mass effort to comb the area neighbors and townspeople were prevented from reaching the Frank farm by clogged county Five inches of new snow left a 17 inches on the ground in northwestern while Denison in the western sector reported 14. Iowa roads were closed as were schools and motorists were stranded in huge The northern half of the state measured 5 fb 6 Roads throughout the state were A foot of snow blanketed the North Platte area in Sidney in the Panhandle section measured 8 inches Norfolk in the Heavy driven by swift whipped over Wisconsin south of a line from La Crosse to Green Shifting drifts made driving hazardous in the Milwaukee Heavy snow warnings were in South freezing rain and sleet hit Still farther rain and dotted the The snowstorm out of the Rockies moving eastward through Colorado and Nebraska after leaving up to six inches of By early Mason Iowa had 8 inches of North reported 12 inches of new snow and northerly winds of 30 Two highway deaths were attributed to the storm in Al least throe tornadoes were reported in the delta area south of injured eight damaged buildings and utility A torrential rain accompanied the possible tornadoes hit causing properly damage estimated at Thunderstorms and high winds hit parts of Alabama and Mississippi causing property damage and injuring Another hit tlie area after Strong winds accompanied by heavy rain 10 to 15 blew down trees and utility At least six wore Conrad's Trip In 8 18 Hours Ihe flying landed deftly al Miami Interna Airport early an flight Paulen and smashed a 29-lay Appointive officers installed held for light eluded William Henry Osa grand Don C Great Ben grand captain of Robert M. Kansas grand royal arch Armand grand and Lauren Dale R i g g. grand The 105th annual communication I later of the Grand A.F. and opened planes the globe A tailwind boosted Conrad and a Dick Jennings of Now in their Piper plane on the last leg of fort of The plane Miami Airport's checkpoint at 2:46 a. m. and was on the ground two Merman Many But Fate Giving Time By JAMES on their hands when they Associated Press News Analyst sworn in. WASHINGTON - By an accident of history President Kennedy inherited the luxury of and he's using it. Unlike his three predecessors in the White House didn't have to cope with an immediate and overwhelming crisis when he took Thus he had time to take care of his problems at home before having to plunge into the long-range of our with * Presidents Truman T and Eisenhower all had Roosevelt had to tackle the Truman had bring World War II to a successful Eisenhower had lo settle the Korean when Kennedy president he faced a shambles in the Congo affd serious trouble in He still But there was no instant and gigantic in front of as was for the he was as a new to take his time in preparing to talk with the Russians on And any immediate a conference with r e 111 i e r which he has been was out of the Khrushchev knew it - giving the messages and until he had time to got his programs is only the ing and his house in order with gathering The trip arranged Congress will on American ambassador in Moscow to fly to Siberia lo need more time for the a goodwill message from - putting to part of j pressure on individual members the time Kennedy still has on hislof vote his i This of times gives Meanwhile he is using every him the chance to get the bulk minute of time to get a host of his first year's work of domestic put of the that has to be done at before Khrushchev needs into the foreign his field in This explains the rapid-fire 11 is notable that neither of his secretary of NO RED CHINA EXCHANGE i- WASHINGTON i llOC 1{\ na has turned down a new posal by the United Slates for GREAT Kan - two countries to exchange Herman A a former The Reds made a new con- president of the Kansas Farm that the United Stales died Tuesday a Great don | Bend hospital Ho had a heart at- - lack his home in lie was president of the Farm Bureau nine and also served as a of the State Board of Agriculture and State Fair Funeral services will at Claflin Friday The three sons and a daughter Execute Four HAVANA firing squads with a new burst of fury as the stepped up its reprisal campaign against the growing defiance of the revolutionary Four convicted and were shot irt the dry moats of La military fortress a few hours belli condemned by a Dean has yet made any profound announcements on foreign The big statements in that field will come as the need for his fullest attention to Congress begins to He of avoid being haunted by the possibility of a victory in Laos or some sudden development which would prove a disaster for the West in the But at the moment he seems to be trying to handle those his one hand while he devotes his major immediate domestic *
