Manitowoc Herald Times (Newspaper) - February 20, 1961, Manitowoc, Wisconsin MANITOWOC Vol. 105 Second class postage paid at Wis. FEB. 20, 1961 Published dally except Sundays and days at Wl Franklin Gov. Nelson Offers Concept of Brotherhood Governor Speaker at 11th Annual Banquet MANITOWOC A and civil rights program is a way to make Wisconsin betteri place to live and is in with the highest concept of Gov. Gaylord A. Nelson said here Sunday Wisconsin is moving steadily in that the Governor said at Lincoln High School He was speaker at the annual Manitowoc County hood Week banquet and While the Governor said he exclude Wisconsin from thoughts when I speak of the need for the states doing a better job in the field of civil he Healthy State have had occasion to in the that from the point of view of the citizen's enjoyment of equal fundamental sin is a healthy But I have never and I do not now that there is no unfinished business on the agenda of civil rights in j think we have done but I am sure we can do Governor Nelson referred to suggestions in this field made in his Jan. 18 constitutional sage to the Legislative Is the civil rights since they involve the right to vote on equal Wants Powers Strengthened Legislative ratification of t h e GREET GOVERNOR Gaylord A. Brotherhood speaker at the an- Manitowoc County observance Sunday night at Lincoln High ar- rived by plane from Milwaukee late in the He was greeted at the airport by the Robert L. at left and Hugo Police provided an escort for the Eyes New Standard in Education Vehicle Misses Passenger Die Road Accidents Take 11 Lives During Weekend The Associated A double fatality in Kenosha County early today and 11 deaths resulting from accidents during the weekend raised the state's 1961 traffic toll to 109. On this one year ago there were 90 vay Two employes of the American lotors at Kenosha were early today when an auto- mobile missed a curve on a town i road four mile north of the four trees and a utility The victims were Gene 22, whose family lives at Soldiers and neth 26, of route 4, Thrown From Car Both men were thrown from T i r car 2nd authorities were un- v constructing schook or paying mathematics and modern able to who had Cvf church teachers tween public and private review the government's nor and the reception committee to Hotel Manitowoc and afterwards to and from the high The banquet was served to more than 300 persons in the school and the program was presented in the school Additional pictures on an inside by staff photographer Price Seven Cents Manitowoc Motorist Victim Road Crash Near By G. K. HODENFIELD AP Education Writer WASHINGTON But no was made be- FATAL ACCIDENT This is the automobile which dragged 30 year old Lester Peterman of Manitowoc to his death in an accident on County Highway A in the Town of Sunday County authorities said man apparently was thrown out and dragged from 100 to 150 feet after the car struck a tele- phone He was driving alone at the Peterman's death ended a string of 134 free days on county Inspecting the death car was Officer Orville Panosh of ty by county Thomas 22, of residents of the District of bia the right to vote for president and vice That the legislature confer upon the Governor's Commission on man Rights full administrative and enforcement powers in all ters of alleged discrimination gram designed to set new dard of excellence in available all who are willing and able to pursue In a special message to Con- the President called Senate Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois mention of federal aid to im- was ready with a his car missed a curve and The President message a pole north County Airport A Advisory Group Delays Decision MADISON announced in U.N. UNITED resolutions of the Security Dag Zorin demanded on the called the Council today that six diate arrest of Maj. Gen. Joseph Worker Dies Following Violent Mishap Lester 1st County Fatality Since Oct. 8, 1960 CATO Manitowoc County's record of 134 days without a fatal traffic accident came to an end Sunday night with the death of a 30 year old Manitowoc motorist in a smashup two miles north of this village on County Highway A. The victim was Lester a Mirro Aluminum Co. em- ploye who lived at 1812 Clark St. He was the first traffic fatality in the county since Oct. Dr. Theodore county said death was almost instantaneous due to multiple in- He indicated there would be no inquest unless further in- warranted it. Flies Into Ditch County police reported that tha accident occurred shortly after p.m. on a straight stretch of blacktopped highway while man was traveling south at an parent high rate of His 1956 model Buick sedan went into the left traveled sideways up an snapped off a telephone pole and substitute for Kennedy's education ed because of nearby military Highway 12, eight miles east of Committee on of the slain Congo chief of state of to rest in a field in An administration Eau the life of Mel ment Compensation today to Patrice Lumumba had been ex- armed and uPright position with Peterman DirKsen s measure is a declined to say n 20, of consider an extension in secessionist Kasai president of Katanga A three-year program of billion Federal I er the impacted area program will i right grants to the states for be matched by the would be reduced or of consider an extension he car benefits t o Wisconsin provini forbidden by and building classrooms or raising he limited to construction of that nm strengthening of the public It would it will be dealt in the WaS said the car apparently had slid off the pavement declaration law to include all plac es of or business which serve the pul That should establish opportunity in the and rental of real property and ir the granting of real estate financ That bring within a singl agency all administrative aspect of our civil rights program here ir specifically by combin ing the Fair Employment Divisio of the Industrial Commission will the Commission on Human Rights And that he legisla tion to forbid wiretapping in th I in the words o Justice that wiretapping on Page Early Manitowoc County History John by Harmon Episode 65 vide an average of for each WASHINGTON Here's how Wisconsin public schools would fare under the lion proposed to Congress by President Wisconsin would be ed 608 scholarships ing totaling in the fiscal year ending in 1962. The number of ships would jump to worth in the fiscal year 1966. Wisconsin would receive for classroom or teaching salaries in the cal year 1962, averaging per pupil in daily The figure would rise to in the fiscal year of 1963, an average of per and in the fiscal year 1964, an average of per House Speaker Sam to be opposes federal tions to Better Instruction Kennedy said he will ask Con- in Congress by A nongovernment source in close touch with the situation said went The governor's initial off a storm of The secretary general's an- 0-......- L came as the council a was forwarded Feb. 6. The com- and the adjourned resumed debate on the Congo skid and collided with the discussed the 3 to Permit sis after a weekend The Dies in Hospital but delayed a among shocked was admitted to the T J I t i Linda 11, Nelson said the committee's re- The wucu uic saiu u j -i Tho he understood Kennedy would a port indicated two factors held up J SOn nr gress at a later date to a extension of the of injuries suffered was that th crash on U.S. 51 near eral proposals in this area were ew and expand the National now costing the Education Act of 1958. The million a authorizes the college student The President told program and emphasizes is a modest program proved instruction in ambitious Dane The yet Nelson for the first time since last Soviet Union quickly week's bloody There were secretary-general for no Express Fears Possible Action Vast Air NEW YORK Much of International the nation's vast air travel hit by a wildcat strike of a New Substitutes relatively small faltered 1 J driven by her other was that benefit were lower in struck a utility late 1960 and early 1961 than ex- was killed Sunday when j 1957-58.' struck by a car on Highway 51 about 15 miles south of Stevens Six other persons died Friday j were 583 night and Saturday as a result of resenting a 30 per cent increase nvp They were over the 447 exhaustions in Hammarskjold called the attention to original Peterman apparently was thrown from the car when it hit the pole and was dragged from 100 to 150 feet before the vehicle lost No Witnesses Investigation at the scene ed the car traveled about 243 feet after it left the Doctor Teitgen said there were apparently no witnesses to tha high speed First to arrive The governor said later possible action said he had of the ings from his special then of a new message called for noon to consider expressing fears SCene Were Robert Hebel by Chief U.S. of the both of O at Reedsville during the They spent some time in taverns at Taus and Grimms after John 65, same week of 1958. Mrs. Beverly 33, Union Larry 8, also believe that President Kennedy has spelled out the de- -T i v Their strike was aimed at six Fred 78, Rib tails of his proposal since the Feb including most of the Ronald 24, E a u 7 meeting of the advisory K large American Pan Claire and John 30, Nelson said in a letter ican Trans A tional and mat Rajeshwar who pre- had reported fears for the safety of the i hild in average n public elementary attendance Tunisia The newspaper Afrique Action said gan laying off employe sin service was cut understands France has of- on itse mvn as we djd and corroding to the mounting tide that was expected 15 per cent of or nationalists L day toward a Operations of leading airlines vere cut to a The staggering building up from a walkout of r c flight forced one of on which engineers ary schools the first shutdowns in A few got off the reasing to an average of supervisory personnel le third Total Across the airlines Scholarships A five-year program of college averaging each vith an additional to colleges and universities for each lip winner There would e scholarships the first the and j Total Continuation of the 10-year-old rogram of low-interest ans to colleges and universities dormitory at a have to inform the Security he I have this morning received a from the special coroner Hebel informing me that 'the so-called aas as that Petel minister of justice of South Kasai a tavern at Taus at the same has just confirmed that fte paul A. the con- of Wisconsin's ment compensation fund also gested the possibility that the state might wish to grant an Details Missing Hammarskjold protested against the latest gesa and have been Area in Sunshine emergency extension of benefits He said the action was of going to Manitowoc to get something to Hebel said he stopped to get some gas at Taus before He and Haas arrived at the scene shortly after the accident according to Doctor Funeral Services Peterman was born Nov. at son of Frank and Anna Nemitz He at- The lakeshore area basked Intended St. Boniface parochial Monday morning school and was graduated with northern two thirds of class of 1949 from ing the 1958 state dug its way out of weekend High He was employed in The dead included Jean upped from to Y was a losing t leaders from an island fortress off the coast to These were Manitowoc County never did rate of million a year for have a gold according to of five Total Wants Peace Proclaims Policy of service on a The engineers are protesting a concentration Laos has proclaimed a French army in Algeria in the ending its Lof Strike Aids Death Feb. 6 decision by the National Mediation Board ordering them De and another the Air to hold NEW India election for a single bargaining Prime Minister Nehru told of the Stanleyville the president of Lumumba's Japanese and three inches of In the lakeshore area a slight ana j i papers said six persons died named The Establishment of a similar loan lw program for the construction It all started when Otto of nonalignment for 16-year-old son of Emil and other academic Boun farmer living near rate of 5300 million government and asked three Saturday the union tile i today he had received re- day because of delays in getting medical assistance as the result Stevenson said the latest a nationwide doctor's About emphasized the nnn J T for urgent and effective Demands Arrest part r n the 24-hour work outnumbered bv ports that an epidemic is raging Soviet Delegate Valerian A. higher tees and other changes and said he did not know what involved in the national health insurance i rin said Hammarskjold cannot f for what he under the covered a large pearl while fish ing in the waters of the River in the vicinity of Melnik Young Krejci made his find Frt June 14, and the rush was Two at Manitowoc the Both men put estimate value of on the large pure white women and hobos from all parts of the county joined the In less than three days an abundance of valued at more than had been taken from the river City and village officials left their posts to hunt for the pearl I a year for five Total College Loans No funds were recommended for Swarms of Hunters understand old have I around these timer of pearls The Weather Variable cloudiness and what warmer Monday night and Possibly a few periods of very light snow ex- treme Low during night 12-18 18-24 High Tuesday 26-34 34-42 aur neighbor nations to send a j T ordered members back to but they spurned the Mort a the commission to confirm that wants to live in The 54-year-old monarch read a t declaration Sunday that realize open the way for a new iot back means we are1 tional approach toward the six-year-old internal struggle in which the United States backs Boun and the Communists support a rebel faction based on the be pushed out of a Growing Paralysis the strike produced growing paralysis for the In New York more than Minds Escapes Death Ariz. in the said Faubion stripped the ranch ol 7. who plunged 275 feet this undoubtedly slowed his and hastened down a narrow pipe into a he couldn't tread water Tied the lariats came Mr. and Mrs. and three Francis of est of Manitowoc and Allen of Funeral services will be at evening the rain froze a.m. Wednesday at Urbanek and a traffic hazard Schlei Funeral obscured and at 9 a.m. at St Paul Catholic roads Some the Rev. were still slippery in spots Clement Kern Burial day and temperatures remained will be in Calvary at about 17 degrees during permitting Friends may call at the funeral after 3pm. Tuesday where maintain their mantels of ice Rosary will be recited at 7 camera The weekend low p.m. was 13 while the high was 34 and under the warming effects of a blazing sun in a Dies 32 shortly after high Airplane Crash According to the a warm week lies ahead with a Communist Pathet Lao about 50000 The king said Laos would honor in Memorial international and low of 19 and a normal high of which it has I of were presumably parts But I'm a gonna git me some there's any he said as he shuffled off. The Melnik post office became headquarters for hundreds of on Page 2-M) Winds South to southeasterly 8-la night and Manitowoc Temperatures 4 p.m. Saturday 32; 8 p.m. 28; midnight 22; 4 a.m. Sunday 15; 8 a.m. 15; noon 19; 4 p.m. 21; 8 p.m. 18; midnight 18; 4 a.m. 16; 8 a.m. 20; noon 27. Two Riven Temperatures 4 p.m. Saturday 32; 8 p.m. 27; midnight 22; 4 a.m. Sunday 15; 8 a.m. 14; noon 17; 4 p.m. 21; 8 p.m. 17; midnight 21; 4 a.m. day 15; 8 a.m. 18; noon 28. including continued of the U.S. millions that finance the Laotian hope that ma and Malaya will form a com- mission which would come to Laos to establish that the country threatens no one and aspires only to the king ing Boun his Cabinet and foreign diplomats ered at his The U.S. State Department comed the bailed his ideas as were Pan American ordered a broken a fractured pelvis and possible internal Harry was playing on a ranch me out of and don't be replied his me get you Just push against the No Gambling But the father wasn't going to NEENAH A 45-year-old Neenah flyer was killed and his 35-year-old wife injured critically Sunday when their two sealer plane struck a utility wire and while trying to land in a jou pull snow flurries likely about field near 45 about five miles southwest of plete world wide shutdown at of Phoenix sides of the pipe so you don't he put the and all its a loop under both your Temperature minimums early Willis the plane's was talking to ranch Webb American said if was beginning to lay off most of its em- It said 85 per cent of operations were with concealed the pipe to some small twin-engined an haul craft in The dozen or so men now ARRIVES FOR VISIT Hungary his President Antonin But there was one thing j AJU and and said it would Czechoslovakia arrived today for in Ins hie H 1 up on a at the scene heard Harry Harry jumped on a piece of I A lengthy cable was no It curled up about halfway down the Then Stage decided he would try to slip down the No It was too Recalling a block and tackle at a neighbor's Faubion drove an underground irrigation Faubion boy just Plunges Into Pipe Harry plunged down the 16-inch pipe with 250 feet of water at the Struggling in the Harry got the loop under his Spelling each the men pulled on the hauling the boy up They stopped at inter- vals to be sure the loop was Harry was put aboard a waiting ambulance and taken to the Faubion the bravest and luckiest boy in ins seven miles at high speed to Said his dad a stale i board helped But ropo was did mind j j f Monday ranged from a low of 6 was when the below zero at Wausau 019 above down the wire and a at Mich crashed and was the nation s coldest spot with Authorities said that 19 Kenosha topped Sunday ings with 32 while Superior had a high of only 15. hit the peak for the nation with 87. EXPERIENCE DROUGHT TOKYO Communist the reflection of the sun on tho ice crusted field probably ob- the wire from Cross had about years ing plagued through the ter by natural said day the provinces of Chuckle tung and are Don't put thinga off. Put la serious drought serious
