Joplin News Herald (Newspaper) - January 16, 1963, Joplin, Missouri Weather Pair not quite cold to night mostly sunny with temperature changa Low tonight 2026 high Thursday 268 PLIN HERALD JANUARY 1963 Final Home TWELVE CENTS Battle By JACK BELL WASHINGTON AP A thun dering battle of the budget ap to shaping up in Con Its outcome may determine how much of President Kennedys proposed cuts and welfare legislation will get Kennedy will present to Con gress Thursday a budget of around It will be ac companied by a Treasury estimate that the spending involved would add more than billion to the deficit in the fiscal year begin July RED INK PROBLEM No one in the administration re gards it a happy that the President will have to re port so much projected red ink spending at a time he is asking Congress to slice about billion off of tax receipts in the same The reaction could affect his whole reduction It could spell painful welfare pro he said Monday in his State of the Union message we cannot afford to Budget balancing has been a highly touted but noneffective activity in Congress the last few years defense and space expenditures have been pushing through the There is clear evidence that the old economy alliance of Republi cans and conservative Democrats is being rewelded to oppose Ken domestic proposals such as those for establishment ofa youth conservation a domestic peace corps and largescale aid to The Presidents program for Social health care for the elderly falls into a somewhat different It would put an added take on individuals at a time when Ken is asking that their income taxes be To Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois and House Republican Leader Charles Halleck of all adds up to a situation that seems to be made to order for If Congress is going to cut tax they then why shouldnt it also clamp down on what they contend are costly that can wait a while They have some solid backing for this posi tion among conservative Demo Kennedy has promised a man budgetary He said this accomplished by postponement of many desirable absorption of federal pay raises by reducing termination of some installations and substitution of private for public credit in some Grant Gains Approval WASHINGTON of a grant to help construct water facilities was announced Tuesday by the Community Facilities Administra Khrushchev Challenges Chinese Soviet Premier Nikita speaking before the Communist Party congress in East Berlin challenges Chinese Communists to mend their ways if they want to stay in the Soviet He said Communist policy cannot be based on Bust in front is that of Nikolai Wirephoto via cable from Buildup Sti Under Way in Congo By ROBIN MANNOCK the Congo Cyrille Adoula to day named Joseph a qui et and studious to be come resident minister for the Congo central government in Ka It was another step toward unity in the wake of President Moise Adoula will be to maintain necessary con tacts with provincial institutions of the region and facilitate the process of reinte gration of the province into the Diplomatic sources said Adoula had not yet decided whether to visit the as Tshombe requested Tuesday in an nouncing that 30 secession was WARILY CONTINUE officials in Katanga warily continued their military lest there be some last minute breakdown in completing the ar rangements among the the United Nations and war battered Military authorities on the scene treated the surrender offer JFK Reported Steering Clear of labor Moves By NORMAN Associated Press Labor Writer WASHINGTON President Kennedy is reported to be steer ing clear of proposing new meth ods for handling big labor strikes for of stirring a nest which could cut delay his tax Officials indicated today that is why the Presidents State of the Union message Monday touched only lightly on welfare and He wants keep Congres attention focused on his chief 1963 legislative big tax COULD BE DIVERSIONARY Reopening the labor law high about gir travel is that no one has devised way to put billboards up tion sources could provide a some congressmen use to avoid to with the tax the current rash of strikes on the on Coast newspapers in New York and Cleveland and on city transit sys tem has created an atmosphere considered conducive to labor law Kennedy may be forced to introduce some specific legislation to deal with the 26day dock Unless there is a sudden and unexpected the Presi dent is required under Taft to Congress with whatever special legislative plans he to end No President ever to do this in the 15year ley law Early in when the record 116day steel strike was about to the threat of such special ing legislation was enough to a contract The governments representa tive in the dock strike negotia Continued on page 2A Y C 4 ur with extreme caution even though the Congolese central government agreed to demand for a full It was his lone remaining condition for returning to the Congo INDIANS UNDER FIRE Indian troops advancing on Kol wezi were reported under Katan gan mortar fire Tuesday The Indians suffered one wounded in a sharp fight earlier in the They were reported 72 miles from the stronghold and its vital mines and utilities which the secessionists once to blow While troops in the fiek kept on the signs elsewhere that long fight for independence was at an U Thant often skeptical in the past abou wel corned the leaders nev promise to cooperate with thi United Thant said in Continued on page 2A Nikita Blasts Peking By TOM BERLIN Premier challenged the Chi ese Communists today to mend ways if they want to stay n tho Soviet camp and said Communist policy cannot be ased on j Khrushchev did not call the Red Chinese by He used the of attacking their Albani an Pouring scorn on Pekings war warned the East German Com partys sixth congress liat communism cannot win in nuclear Such a he would bring unimaginable destruction and death in the Speaking clearly in the context f his argument with Peking over var and peace as it applies to Communist Khrush hev pleaded that the fight for eace was the prime task for DEPARTS FROM TEXT He departed from text and waved his arms as he declared Russian Communists never a war to carry commu nism to Some who call Marxists and Lenin ists want to win Socialist victory Dropping his voice to make his point he warned United States atomic or nuclear would happen if one let all those bombs come down on hu manity Seven hundred to eight hundred million people would per Countries would be rubbed Would socialism win by a thermonuclear war You can not build socialism in an atomic A 100megaton bomb on France or West Germany would hit This I only say to show you the We tried out this bomb and that is what our scientists have In his major policy speech in East the Soviet premier also Called for establishment of West Berlin as a free city guar anteed by the United Nations with foreign troops remaining for a certain time under the flags Claimed he was victorious in the Cuban prevented the United States from attacking the Continued on page State Legislature Gets Record Budget By LARRY HALL JEFFERSON CITY John Dal ton handed the Missouri Legislature a record budget today and recommended a one cent increase in the state sales tax to finance Linked with the plan to raise the sales tax from 2 to 3 cents on the dollar was a proposal to cut the state property tax an estimated protest if being but i he in establishing new pro no action here proposed will in crease our tax level even to the per capita average of other The governor urged the legis lators to face the problem square ly and act I urge you to exercise caution grams or expanding existing ones to the point where additional tax increases will le necessary in the immediate It is my considered judgment that the tax increase I have pro Continued on page 2A Legislative Omissions Hike Government Needs JEFFERSON CITY John told the Missouri use Of some of Legislature today the state gov the new help rei needs to keep tire the states bonded debt and raise the operating things going the rest of this fiscal year ending June Some of this represents legis balance in the general omissions two years enue fund to million at the end of the 196365 The governor said he has cluded Missouri cannot continue to progress with revenues from present tax Our choice is between progress and stagna It my con judgment that a tax in crease is necessary if Missouri is to supply its citizens with the services that are the mark of a modern IN NO MOOD I think Missourians are in no mood to see their state stand still or They would rightfully Additional money to administer the income tax withholding Wolf bounties and other Statutory salaries of magistrates and their Cost of printing the proposed Higher Education Fund Boost Proposed by Governor Dalton For sities By GEORGE SITTERLEY JEFFERSON CITY John who has said the future of Missouri Is based on its ability to provide university or college education to its potential proposed today that money for higher education be boosted by about the colleges and univer he proposed a biennial budget of from all state and tional He also proposed to establish branches of the Univer sity of Missouri at Kansas City and And he recommended million for an educational television net work he might con million in the next 10 He said it would in his es be the least expensive step we can take in upgrading el and secondary educa tion toward quality over all the CUTS SHARPLY Despite the big he cut sharply into the plant expansions requested by some of the Heres tHe governors picture of the situation at of the state supported universities and col leges The University of Missouri at general operations the University asked out of general revenue but Dalton cut to His rec still provided stantial increase for plus the addition of in the expanding opera Dalton said the figure for sal aries would give those on the in level a per pay administrative level 5 per per cent for The university also could add 55 new teaching positions by next fall and 60 more for the 196465 school He recommended a total of for the med ical some pay increases and new Be sides the state money the medical center would in have estimated other funds with which to For the School of Mines and Metallurgy at a division of the the governor rec a total of out of general The school said it could expect about 300 from other funds as The experimental Station program requested 000 but the governor cut that to It was in the field of capital improvements the governor cut most sharply into the Asked was a total of and Dalton reduced that to Approved wholly or in part were such projects as general repairs alteration and addition to Stewart physics completion of the veterinary clinic boiler and equipment for the power regional research center buildings and additional ground for campus But the list of rejected proposals was much including and apartments ex to cost million in state general building air con repairs for the Penney building in closed television circuit among the School of Mines and Lincoln University in Jeffer son addition to Curtis 12 addition to the computer coal storage bin and biological sciences research addition to the medical science animal science research audi social science addition to chem stry building and an administra ive services Dalton recommended for the buildings and equipment at each of the branches in Louis and Kansas half the amount And he recom mended million for the pro posed hew institute of space tech Continued on page 2A Blackout 1 s Bargaining Resumed Bulletin NEW YORK Pub lisher representatives walked out of a negotiating session today declaring that repre of the striking Typo graphical Union were not Amory chair man of the Publishers As sociation of New York Citys negotiating de clared We are ready to resume meetings when the union is ready to YORK Negotiators for striking printers and nine closed New York dailies re turn to the bargaining table today for another effort at ending the longest newspaper blackout in this citys The resumption of peace talks first joint negotiations since last falls on the 40th day of the newspaper OUT SINCE 8 The citys nine major news with a combined circula tion million copies a have been out of print since Continued on page 2A For the last Legisla ture appropriated to fi nance a new state aid plan for junior But it fell short by of providing enough money to finance the first year of the program and short of providing enough for the cur rent school So the governor asked the Leg for an immediate of to make up the BIGGEST SINGLE REQUEST biggest single emergency was for million to make refunds to an estimated income The first six months under the new withholding plan of collecting lie income tax showed the aver age refund was Another big chunk of a million was re quested for the University of Mis souris atomic research reactor and building so the contract can be The facility has been designed to get a million The last Legislature appropriated million but only of match ing funds have been from the federal Another was requested to extend utilities to the reactor site south of the Bids are being asked for this work later this To restore full monthly grants to general relief recipients from February through June the gov ernor asked for Individ ual payments were cut 15 per cent last June because of a lack of The Legislature also asked an other to bolster its con for the House and for the To provide full hospital care Continued on page 2A benefits for indigents with medi cal emergencies and acute illness the governor asked And to buy 70 more acres of land adjacent to the Medium Se curity to be dedicated the governor sought The land will be used for vocational agricultural training for 50 inmates and to provide To build an elevator in the new parking facility near the where excavation has just Dalton sought Here are budget some other recom in the emergency They Meet With Approval No Relief From Cold In Sight BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Another blast of subzero cold n the nations midsection today no immediate relief rom a spell of frigid Unseasonable ex cept in some Southern chilled most other parts na The belt Arctic air spread from the Mid west into the Northeast and tem dropped to subzero marks in parts of northern New England and sections of New York Low readings in the Northeast included 12 in Maine 10 in and Water and 9 in and Old The most intense cold again was in the In Wisconsin the mercury plunged to 35 below zero near That compared with Tuesdays low of 44 and the nations coldest in Black River Record readings for the date were reported in many Skies were generally clear in the extreme cold belt although snow flurries fell in sections of the Great Temperatures were at or near zero in most of New York State although New York City reported 22 Warmer weather was on the way for much of Texas westward across the southern pla teau region and into Southern The cold earlier had caused millions of dollars damage to citrus and vegetable crops in Texas and Southern The cold and snow in the last week caused 60 deaths from expo fires traf fic Early morning readings were in the teens in Tennessee and north fringes of Alabama and Geor gia and mountain areas of North Freezing marks extend ed to the extreme northwest tip of The 60s were reported in extreme southern Sunny Skies Mark Weather Sunny skies sent temperatures climbing well above the freezing mark following lows of 23 degrees at the airport and 28 Estimated downtown reading at 3 was 47 Fair and not quite so cold is the forecast for with a low of 20 to 25 The out look for Thursday calls for mostly sunny with little tempera ture change and a high of 38 to According to a projected out temperatures will average 12 to 16 degrees below seasonal normals Thursday through Mon Precipitation will average of an occurring as brief periods of light Thermometer readings a year ago today varied between 21 and Hourly temperatures m 301 9 m W m 10 m 31 301 11 m m 30Noon m 2j 1 m Waitresses at New Playboy theyre called their orders Tuesday after a state Supreme Court judge overruled a city license commissioner who had denied the club a cabaret license on the basis of the girls scanty From left are Elka Monica During the license dispute the bunnies remained on the job was not Wire 1 a 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 a S a 7 a 44 45 J 3 AIRPORT DAiA FAA observations at municipal airport at 10 31 Wind Wind 12 14 Barometric then
