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   Manitowoc Herald Times (Newspaper) - August 12, 1961, Manitowoc, Wisconsin                               MANITOWOC Vol. 252 Second class postage paid at Wis. AUG. 12, 1961 Published dally except Sundays and m Franklin WIs. Price Seven Cents Vest-Pocket Revolt Has Abrupt Ending Diehard Rebel Holdouts Surrender After Bloodless Argentine Uprising BUENOS Argentina A vest-pocket mid- night revolt against President Arturo Frondizi came to an bloodless end early today as the last rebel outs Diehards among the 80 man rebel band gave selves up at a.m. without firing a shot after receiving a surrender ultimatum from troops who ringed the tele- phone exchange they had seized shortly before Troops had trained a cannon on the Earlier the rest of the insurgents had surrendered less than five hours after they had seized the government radio station to broadcast claims they were taking over the The who aroused no popular have not been clearly identified as to One of the group claimed they were revolt was a There was no The government announcement blamed the pocket-sized uprising on It accused them of trying to upset internal peace nist nationalists with no political who spent the night at his presidential office in con- ferences with top military and told newsmen as he and damage Argentina's prestige Remains in Office Government officials appeared convinced the attempted revolt had no important political Frondizi remained in hisi GOP Sponsored Sales Tax Past left at episode office through the night TEARFUL REFUGEE A little girl refugee from East has definitely The rebels were Frondizi declared in a nique shortly after the rebels had broadcast their electrifying an- that the attempted ifor final word that all many cries as she sits in her carriage at refugee been wiped camp in West Berlin on Wirephoto via Radio Foreign Minister Adolfo Senate Okays Wage Increase Per Month Amount of Rise from Curb on Refugees Builds JFK Tackles Homework at Summer Home HYANNIS Mass. President cheered by a key Senate victory for his range foreign aid program tackled some homework at h summer home today and hoped t get in some rest and relaxation Kennedy brought with him Washington a stack of mostly dealing with the Berlin If the weather he hoped to put them aside long enough to get in a cruise on tucket This is his seventh Cape Cod weekend in a Flies in Fog The President flew in night in overcast weather insisted on making the 20- mile hop from Otis Air Force to his seaside summer home aboard an Army i He entered an automobile for the but changed his mind and told an aide try it j by The flight was made described the rebel action as work of brains that do not tion Navy secretary Rear Adm. ton asked by newsmen whether the incident had any can call them as you This must be a group of whether nationalists or The abortive revolt caused a flurry of It roused fears that it might create sion at the Inter-American Con- ference at Punta del where delegates are MADISON ing to implement President Ken salary increase for future Alliance for Progress sin legislators was approved in a gram. i Such a situation have the effect of speeding long-range authority to lend 20-12 vote by the state Strong Impression ithe Berlin crisis bringing it to a fever pitch of aid borrowed irom The rebels broadcast a before the end of this Soviet Premier The salary which manifesto after seizing chev has threatened to sign a separate peace treaty approval Nelson's Desk Next Obstacle tor Tax RETURNS FROM EUROPEAN MEETING Secretary of State Dean watches as Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy is greeted by Mrs. who met them both as they ed by plane at Andrews Air Force Rusk said that after his talks with foreign ministers of western nations in that there was hope that the Berlin crisis could be settled by Kennedy had been in U.S. Officials Believe Restrictions Will Lead to Explosive Berlin Crisis U. S. officials believe an ly explosive situation may build up very rapidly in East got word the Senate had defeated Germany if the Communist resime succeeds in amendment sponsored by Sen. down drastically on the flow of into West i Harry F. to deny if f IT trv are spending the whole summer Jin Hyannis Port. Soon after his Kennedy has to pass the Assembly telephone exchange which East Germany before the year is out a substitute for biU tha radio lines giving the from the German Communist rule have been would have doubled the present monthly salary of Allen And Horace strong objections the pay this is put through in this I would say it's one of the worst things I have ever seen in this Busby Wilkie said the added salary would put Wisconsin's 133 state lawmakers out of line with other The a month room and board allowance legislators now receive would be eliminated un- der the proposed new In- impression at first that it was West at a sometimes approaching Police and troops were rushed to buildings where the rebels J holed but held their Armed with pistols and close to 150.000.'] East German population L the rebels about 17-2 when police approached the tele- phone building only 25 blocks from Government House Frondizi was meeting with his and military The rebels claimed in their brief broadcast that they had no political Identifies A law Hector among those who surrendered at the radio identified East German Deputy Premier Willy Stoph hinted Friday measures to stop the refugee flow might be taken He said East German travel regulations have been e Mirro in 1 Million Suit Indiana Firm Makes Charge Leader Named to Post Travis Joins Building Corp. MADISON The State Senate's Republican Pleased by Vote Robert 52, of President was extremely today was named iy the vote in the Senate urer of the State Agencies Cor- said press which handled financing and Wisconsin's building Pierre pleased by the bipartisan aspects of that Ten Republicans voted against 'the aid has historically been a bipartisan ger the President was happy that this continued Kennedy also had praise for J. W. nk sav the effect of cutting off the flight of refugees would be to to of this city and m of day were named in a and the Democratic i Travis was hired for the a year job in a special meeting of the The group con- sists of legislative members of both parties and also acts as the State Building Travis said He was with the In his role as Travis will replace J. R. who has resigned to for work on the take a post with a Boston Travis will of- result that in their I Court at An Indiana boat Star to his entire foreign aid i a Legislators also would receive a month for expenses when the legislature is not in session under terms of the The pay increase would not take effect until the legislator is elected or reelected to the but the changes in pense payments LUC uie AH ill o each lawmaker would of fte as Ws broth might turn to outbursts CQ f for every day that he attends Force These could embarrass ft Manitowoc Communist u vear b marketing was certainly a key cente Hector declared he was an anti- Communist and only seeking to bring national unity to which has been beset by ic and industrial Frondizi said failure of the re- volt demonstrated that the Ar- people and armed eminent and create an even identical copies of small er degree of instability for Quell Riots In event of serious andi particularly if the German i metal boats which Star has making for several Republic in Danger Fear for Note Austra Charles de Gaulle has gone on his mid-August holiday as showing the same steadfast calmness he always has in times of great Veteran AP Godfrey Anderson some of the problems ing the French leader with some of De Gaulle's friends fearing for his By GODFREY ANDERSON PARIS Charles de Gaulle's government this year regards the mid-August season much as Julius Caesar once regarded the Ides of No soothsayer is needed to warn that the Fifth French Republic stands in Some and those among the best see even the possibility of an attempted rightist coup d'etat this serenity of his Two days ago he started his usual vacation at his country retreat of 120 miles from Plastic Bombs There are plenty of The painfully slow Algerian peace Democrats Hope for Governor's Veto on Measure MADISON revenue re- vision that would add a three j per cent sales levy to the income tax system that has financed consin government for 50 years through the Republican I dominated Legislature It was headed today for the desk of Gov. Gaylord the leader of a state democratic ly unalterably opposed to its Nelson has expressed dislike for several provisions in the GOP sponsored but his have centered on its failure to include a new system of re- distributing state collected tax dollars to Last Minute Switch That omission Democratic leaders provides enough of a peg to support a veto Nelson himself will not But he is not expected to ate bis party by endorsing a sales Only a last minute switch by Sen. Gerald the measure from defeat in the And even with Lorge back in the the GOP had to call on ts highest elected state Gov. Warren for the vote that eased the talks have broken down again amid the continuing explosion of plastic The touchy tion of France's Bizerte naval base is still The United Nations will debate it Aug. 2L The farmers are acting up pressing for Parliament's recall to discuss their Behind it the Berlin crisis is looming ever Professional politicians who op- With De Gaulle the main ob- pose De Gaulle see themselves stacle to the success of rightist relegated to the background of also that Handed to Police e Soviet forces to ringer pistol of the type carried In taking over for the Republican veteran also becomes a citizen member of the building The appointment of Travis see the Senate's Republican cut to 19 when the lure reconvenes in the A i similar reduction in they fear for his The disdainful president conducting foreign so long as the present strong man of are united m effective if the is signed into achieve the national destiny legality and the tional Early County History by John Harmon be to lit L V In 1953. Sox let troops were used of stock to quell riots in several East The firm asked coa is the dominant their garters by in owning between 20-28 girls of the American Wild West i be brought about by i of the appointment Carl as member of the State Industrial handed in at a Scottish police the GOP Friday an The tiny pistol measuring bare 21? one of for damages and any profits sands of weapons surrendered in Celebration law in East The derived from sale of the Great Britain in the first week w amnesty period during which FORT Chad Republic damages in the home of Col. led bv striking German T f- JU UJC ut began m mid-June and Mirro Co. officials owners of ail illegal firearms are African republic vet. Ho some degree into Saturday they had not urged to hand them overrated between Nigeria and the as usual gives no public sign holds Many army anything could be with officers bitterly oppose his posed solution of the Algerian j problem by letting the Algerians for They cal it selling out the Thirst for Revenge Those who tried to unseat the regime by the Algiers revolt oi January 1S60 and April 1961, still thirst for Many of their leaders are still at ably most of the Europeans in feeling they now have lit to are ready to back them in a desperate Just as in well journalists warn of impending The conservative Paris daily the influential leftis weeklies Express and Boys Admit Act of Vandalism Cause Damage to Home ST. Fla. Three ranging in age from ill to 14, have admitted they j caused more than worth f 1 s Saturday they had not urged to hand overrated Between aim former all stress that the re The refugee problem is Of aim is to cut crime in Great dan today celebrated its first Eisenhower at is in Last time they W f I to have engaged the attention and in absence of U ere This time who knows? of State Dean Rusk jch notification listing specific Police estimate that the was formerly a French visiting August is a specially dangerous Senate Rejects Byrd Amendment lu ana m uie ui of State Dean Rusk notification Police estimate that the was formerly a French high U.S. though could not make a was made and part of French 2ifl Cool Breezes Fan high U.S. though appears to be nothing they can do about it they they arc the confident the plaintiff has no In Degree of Unity caj Bounds to claim ma victory for President who returned Thursday the Senate has rejected an from Berlin crisis with amendment striking at the leaders in made a Manitowoc and the nation Of his foreign aid report to President cd tensely as a man at The amendment by Sen. Friday on the progress of ington reached hand in a glass F. was turned NATO planning for both hack 5fi to 39 Friday diplomatic moves to meet the The man was would have required yearly challenge over the future The was July from Congress to West 3337. The first drawing for Kennedy's program of Kennedy's Rusk a3 conscription has loans 5o straggling told newsmen had found Manitowoc alive with the high decree of the 3annc" war Crowds the Republicans went on the Berlin about Ihc Sen. Everett M. and of the local 5CT3 of to join 4S He Declared the Western Secretary drew jn support of the understand 2.V. on the That These Republican were will wilh the her John of Critical the amendment Soviet fi. He was first on ihc support of 36 Western planning for a wide draft list at the City of 23 of action in the Berlin crisis Kennedy's request for authority based on the assumption could not make a inlaid Derringer was made and part of French Equatorial before 1900 in the United thcy Cool weather moved into the lakeshore area Saturday in the breezes i back to a noon ras a 75 re- C High on to borrow money from the to between wlh The number also matched that to finance the loans the would begin to reach a of Albert of of this year's jalc voar the City of Two Those two men aid It includes Of fa wacc and were first eligible for in loan funds for this and I and tion for the war in Slin 3cft for decision when the Others high at quit for the weekend is Wcst at to at La included William 35aldc it will vole the full Other lows dark m Clarence program Ken of S. 121h St. has for making George Goetke of 1SOT Green St. torm loans Jo and Vred of will Recover Body Ean Claire 50. Park 51. Lone Rock 52. Wausau Bay 57, Milwaukee and Be- 53. and Madison 59. Skies at 9 a.m. Saturday were The men were ordered to cut the number body of an unidentified clear over the slate with temper port to the coemptions boards Of long-term borrowing was recovered irom the ranging from an the in a August is a specially dangerous because antistate plotters m during the profit from the midmonth vacuum when the capital is Police said they arrested the emptied of its native in the house Ration and given over to Traditional Holiday Next Tuesday is the traditional and other household items Assumption Day were torn or Frenchman who can. and most Paint was sprayed on windows can. claims an extra day on his i Valuable antique and screens Police said the attempted io start on Page Thomas arrived in SL of Engineers Blown to be she England senger train swayed along a try with nobody at the con- today after two engineers were blown from the locomotive by a boiler measure through the 17- The state Assembly then made it final in a 50-43 roll The measure would raise an estimated million in the the result of a sales tax levy effective Oct. L About million is earmarked elimination of personal y taxes on stocks and Another ion would be set aside to finance real property tax As veto the included an income tax withholding feature promising tal forgiveness of state taxes on 1961 It was the withholding feature that almost cost Republicans their entire Lorge joined four maverick Re- publicans and the Democratic mi- in opposition to the holding and the tion finally pushed the whole measure into a conference com- Though named chairman of the Lorge persisted in his opposition until the group's report requesting Senate adoption of withholding hit the Repulsive Measure Then the Bear Creek voice filled with emotion explained he would join 15 other Republican members in accepting the of how I look at to me withholding is very re- Lorge see no particular good in including it in this we have exhausted every means that this Legislature has to bring about a though it's not I'm willing to vote for he Sen. Jerris took the floor after Lorge and extended him the of Republicans who ported the measure throughout ibe legislative think Jhe senator from tha 14th as doing tha thing that's Leonard Who Packers Discover Price of Victory Too The Weather Only a few passengers were the train as if Valley None was aware of what 7 i A mile the line the train Sonny and pleasant Saturday Fair and cool dicing wanner northwest Ian during night 48 to 53 tion and to the low 50s sooft f past a station at which rear realized something field but lost their in was wrong and slammed on an dressing room Friday emergency Waile they were the A rescue party found the twoj alias Cowboys in a National by the tracks J ft. Northwesterly winds 15-22 northeast half and 10-16 southwest half Saturday afternoon diminishing by evening and variable i Major CONFERENCE Soviet cosmonaut at his press conference in July of 1917 for production Byrd and other opponents from the Sixteen of and the Earth for a brew with 35 American tourists in Ihe had a morning's low of at 3 and return by Radio on Page 2-M) ibus i I noon 69.  

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