Joplin News Herald (Newspaper) - January 22, 1963, Joplin, Missouri Weather windy and with snow flurries tonight cloudy and cold with chance of snow Low tonight 510 high Wednesday 273 JOPLIN NEWS HERALD JANUARY 1963 Final Home TEN CENTS Anderson Seeks Million Kansas Budget fcy DAYTON BLAIR compares with million this TOPEKA APi John Anderson today recommended a Keys to his financing are Kansas state budget of to delay payment of i r i sales tax residue funds lo the hon or the next fiscal with i he bookkeeping juggling to avoid any tax and revenue If major tax those recommendations are not Andersons delivered the cash outlay would Legislature in joint i he an increase of i million over HIGHER COSTS Andersons budget provides for higher including numerous salary hut a smaller program of capital H recommends bringing Wichita University into the state system of higher a foundation system f o r financing public a program of medical care for the a scholarship nAOto and a modest start on an PARIS APi West television Konrad Adenauer and French President Charles dc Anderson recommended creation Gaulle today signed a a department of economic sive treaty of cooperation i to rep ace the Kan tween Germany and Development Com ing to rest centuries of i enlarging of the Prop 1 he who regards Valuation Department and reconciliation as j transfer of the Childrens Receiv the crowning achievement of ing Homes al Atchison wan ng political signed I to the Kansas NeUrological Insti for Ins followed by at Topeka eign Minister Gerhard ktate colleges and universities De who led Free French were a of Gaulle Confer JOSEPH DYNAN PARIS AP West Gen Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Canine Ear Warmers Bloopers facial expression didnt change one bit when the basset hounds George Beylouny of tried out ear muffs on the pets lower lobes in Mondays chilly Beylouny is now planning to change the design of the and brighter to keep Bloopers ears warmer and cheer up the hounds forces from British exile in the million for up mil New York Shippers Due to Take Action t Allied victory over Nazi iion tne ycar Grants NEW YORK AP Members to nettle the strike in ports from in World War II signed for I contract earnings of the 145company New York Norfolk lo llo time Dio r New Cold Air Mass Arrives BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A fresh snowstorm swept across areas from the Rockies eastward into the Midwest today and a new surge of cold air spread into the East and deep into the Subzero temperatures clung to much of the northern indicated in the prolonged cold The new mass of arctic air which invaded the Northeast dropped temperatures below zero in northern Maine and western New York AREAS CHILLED Freezing weather chilled areas in northern Florida and much of the Miami shivered as the mercury dropped into the There were sharp drops in tem throughout the Blizzard warnings were posted for west and central South Dakota after powered by winds of 40 swept into North Dakota and the lowlands of Snow fell across sections from the northern the upper Missis sippi Valley and the Great Lakes region into the Ohio The amounts ranged from one to three Cold wave warnings were is sued for all parts of New South Missouri and northern The cold air from MISS STUDENT NURSE Diane a na tive of Latvia who fled with her parents from Communist was named today as Miss Methodist Student Nurse of for the Miss a senior in the School of Nursing at Lukes Methodist Hospital in Cedar was cho sen from a field of 32 repre senting as many Methodist schools of nursing in all parts of the She is a daugh ter of and RObert Boitman of AP Russia Seeking Test Ban Pact By MARTON WASHINGTON United Great Britain and the Soviet Union launch here today a major new effort to reach a nuclear test ban The conference is regarded as the best chance in almost two years to break the long laced their expressions of hope with words of They stressed hat many issues major and quest to to The gap be have lo be solved particularly tween 1P Us and Soviet Posi and Soviet differences tions is sti tn be the over inspections to guard against test I COLD WATER i In Soviet Foreign Minj ister Andrei Gromyko dashed a little cold water on He told correspondents that the So viet Union can agree to only three j onsite inspections a The i United States contends this is not Gromyko also insisted that France must join in any test ban The nuclear talks begin this officials Set Mercury Rises on Way To Depart From Cuba HAVANA AP Between 900 and relatives of Cuban in vasion prisoners and up to 205 afternoon when four Americans are expected to leave four Russians and two Britons sit Cuba for the United states down at a conference table in the week State j The Embassy announced Representing the United States Monday night that the way had will he William cleared for the relatives of tor of the Arms Control and the former prisoners to sail France He was followed by Pre jn th t t spread southward east of the Con Temperatures remained above Disarmament Agency Charles aboard the American freighter the freezing mark during the deputy probably within a recording lows of 34 at he Geneva mier Georges Pompidou and the state to eign Minister Maurice Couve million 5 hj h h m gnd i t nl mlr an u i aim u Association meet today Morse his prediction lo Divide in Montana and I lown then started a steady climb the dock strike settle newsmen in Washington after he j Wyoming and covered most of the Estimated down In nn nnn I i SIGN DECLARATION The statesmen also signed an accompanying joint declaration of calling for a lasting friendship between the two na than the current The general fund appropriation total recommended for the state schools is an in crease of Anderson recommended tions which have so frequently J to start a fund to bring distin professors to Kansas col calls for regular leges and universities and The treaty periodic consultation between the chiefs of state or and ministers and officials of the two governments to coordinate policy domains of diploma education and cul It was presented as an exam ple to other European nations and a basis for further progress in European j Adenauer tried in the course of i Continued on page 2 terms proposed by a presi mediation Wayne chairman of the predicted Monday that the shipping indus try from north to Maine will join the longshore reported to President Kennedy on the hoards work since Kennedy appointed it last URGED TO CONTINUE Kennedy urged the board to continue efforts to get an imme diate of the strike of and The arctic air was expected to I spread southward across the i overcast Plains states and cover most of j the nations Tempera tures were expected to drop to more than 30 below along the central Canadian border and mens union in down armament talks and two officials i An embassy spokesman said up not yet j to 205 American citizens living in The Soviet delegation will be Cuha also flie scheduled to leave town reading al 3 was 49 headed by Nikolas on two plane one each on Soviet ambassador to the United i Wednesday and They are began moving in and us citizens being repatriated i chief Soviet representative at have no connection with the The weather bureau issued a I the Geneva cold wave warning tor forecasting cloudy skies and peace formula worked out by the Still to be worked out is a plan me longshoremen that has par the central Canadian border and with occasional snow Our T w i a spokesman 1 shipping on the Atlantic to below zero in Kansas and Col The outlook for Wednesday i Swiss Embassy Urgent Blood Donor Need Here Stressed The response to the appeal gency supplemented by donors for the visit of the a talk earlier today to Red Cross in Joplin persuade De Gaulle to prevent a i on Thursday and Fri rupture in British membership in talks on r day has been with only the pean Common Wesl Ger man sources suggested a review of the long and complicated nego The response of De who threw up a roadblock last week against Britains was not immediately 25 persons scheduled to give it was announced I walking has not met the There comes a time when a community must decide if a blood program can lie Ted chapter said to The quota is 3V10 The Joplin Chamber of Commerce has accepted responsi bility for the recruitment effort and Russell recruit ment expressed his Adenauer is under pressure j disappointment in the pub c Mn nac from his Parliament to prevent a breakdown of the negotiations to admit Great Britain to the Eu ropean Common Market when talks resume Monday in French sources said Adenauer proposed that Walter head of the market un Continued on page 2 lies He has made an appeal to all civic organize It seems that Joplin may have that decision to Glenn blood program gave assurances that only those persons whose medical examination proves that it is safe for them lo give blood will be All persons between 21 and HO years of age are eligible i J I f fll tions and a number of business i and between and 21 if concerns lo He urgently with requested intensified recruitment consent m blood An by Joplin especial request is being made to t was reported by Red Cross riends of that a shortage of blood of tf donate Aw he since the holidays has created a davs so others may real medical problem in the i problem Issuing blood upon a strict emer Continued on page 2 Britains chief representative will be Sir David Ormsby prisoners The and American Red Cross have put in motion all and Gulf coasts for a More said the main problem re maining is whether industry and union representatives on the j South Atlantic and Gulf coasts will go along with the proposals for settlement in North Atlantic In the contract settlements reached here between the striking AFLCIO International Longshore mens Association ILA and the New York Shipping Association have set a pattern for settlements in other ports with alterations and additions lo meet local The North Atlantic ac i f i Englands chief delegate to calls for cloudy and with a for the Swiss Embassy he Cuban authorities have as leans tor and with me Although moderi cnance of A low of 5 to lie be sured they will make j i his to this conni ated a little in the Midwest cold j ln is predicted for while subzero marks again were j by ILA negotiators Sunday is subject to a membership set for Morse said Continued on page 2 reported in the northern Plains and northern sections of the Mid They ranged from zero to more than 20 degrees below in International on the Canadian In western New York the mer cury dropped to 10 in Sinclair ft in Cassadaga and fi in Readings edged near the zero mark in many other northern and western New York reported 12 the same as in Philadelphia and Bos In it was 9 in Old with readings near zero in other parts of New j Wednesday is expected to be 10 to his appointment to this coun The ground was broken for the I new round of nuclear talks hv an A year ago were held o a mari varying between il and enl anfi Soviet Hourly temperatures exit permits or between 900 and Cuban citizens directly re lated to the former Playa of Pigs i invasion A list of relatives was giv en lo the Cuban government by 1 m 2 3 4 40 9 31 10 39 II 38 Noon 3S 1 37 2 3 38 5 rn 6 tn 7 8 AIRPORT WEATHER DATA FAA observations at Joplin municipal at 10 44 Wind Wind U miles strong 15 I tl I IV HUtl H J J made public now defunct Khrushchev told Kennedy he ers a committee mem would accept two or three onsite 49 inspections a year as part of a A js tf were system to prevent sneak jng jn Cubans to Kennedy replied he was be to the aged by Khrushchevs change of December at east ap which the Soviet premier were turned down when called a maior act of good will the Amorican freighter African Disarmament Hopes Look Dim By MAR LOW Press News Analyst State of the Union messages to confident it can detect remote any hope j ic tests It still insists on the pan of the Soviet a of officials cautioned that be The ship had de accepting a principle a major Khrushchev has prisoners They pointed out that in 1959 castro described the relatives Khrushchev agreed to onsite permitted to leave then as a He renounced for the ransoni Of in November shortly jn cash and in alter the Soviet Union broke the medicines pledged voluntary test fnr uie freedom of the in The American officials also said vasion The vasion i hey were disappointed by what were flown to Florida at Christ WASHINGTON seems although he j on the onsite inspection to proj they called the insignificant numi mas sians make a at I sa so many vent trickery on underground her of onsite inspections The Shirley Lykes The United States not L He said the vvorld can diev has agreed Vana Friday with Thats as of Still j a reliable system of The reasoning here is that what no agreement on banning nuclear the free tests after years of Ple have but to But just banning nuclear tests is only part of the bigger prob lem general Agree ment on that looks even more their arms The very phrase international security so vague it can hardly be de He followed this up by asking might far like an kes docked in Ha another large His proposal boils down to alj installment of ransom foodstuffs lowing the installation of three un and Rain has slowed quake if checked close automatic seismic sta unloading of its ear prove to have been a test under socalled black box Soviet and to dim and far off after 15 years of j Con t otp Basic to both agreements is the American requirement to prevent cheating that outside inspectors be allowed inside the countries making the This is what the Russians wouldnt buy even more mon ey next year than for de Thats more than half the total expense of run ning the There was a time when the United States insisted any nuclear test ban agreement must permit until and now only a little inside 1 and this country to prevent President Kennedy indicated only last his budget and ing on tests both in the atmos phere and Now the United States is more Skipper Wants Different Girls on His Happy Family Crew of the 45foot ketch Neophyte and LM wife of the share cake Mon day honoring completion of voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu and also 36th birthday From left Quinn Quinn Gi of Susan of Oakland Jackie of Bast Pat er at Carol of Quinn signed the girls on at for the The group was met by Quinn in Wire HONOLULU steeple jack skipper of the ketch Neo phyte says hes ready to take another cruise with an crew but I dont want the same girls all the Lee tanned and said his wife will be along next a replacement for one of the four comely girls who accompanied him on the 25 day voyage from to The Quinns plan to travel to South Pacific points in a couple of The four girls want to All said they enjoyed the cruise and hoped they could stay with the The Neophyte with Quinn and his feminine sailors chugged into a Waikiki harbor Whe voyage included four of them described by the skipper as a the loss of the They traveled the last 10 miles on engine Waiting to greet them was Mary who had been in Hawaii for a surfboard competition when the Neophyte sailed out of the Golden Gate on Quinn insisted he was never worried and never al though one of the pretty Jackie of East Pater j 1 think we all were frightened during the first Quinn kissed Quinn and presented him with a birthday Quinns birthday was at sea Out ur C The Shirley Lykes was expected to go to New Orleans from Ha It now may go instead to system inside the Soviet Tne StMes 01iSnally j fort since most There was also a time when the two or three visits a vear Russians flatly rejected any the international control fni Continued on page 2 asked for 1220 onsite inspections Cuban refugees in the United States are in vear and later reduced its re To Leave Hospital Baby the newborn boy who was found on the side of a road in Janu became a ward of Juvenile Court Mq The infant is due to be released com a Dallas hospital after winning a battle with pneu He is shown sleeping as he posed for photographers at the
