Moberly Monitor-Index (Newspaper) - November 1, 1960, Moberly, Missouri MOBERLY AND MOBERLY EVENING DEMOCRAT VOL 42 MOBERLY 1868 1ST ISIS DEMOCRAT 1ST 1373 MOBERLY MISSOURI TUES NOV 1 1960 FULL ASSOCIATED NO 104 By Three Magazines Surveys by U.S News and World Report Time and Newsweek Indicate Democrat Leads In States With More Than Enough Votes WASHINGTON AP Three Newsweek and I News and World concluded on the basis of surveys that Sen John F Kennedy is in the lead in tae presidential race After a survey of political experts U.S News and World Report said the Democratic nominee is leading in states with more than enough electoral to make him president III Newsweek said 50 top ton correspondents and political j writers predicted a win for while 10 saw Vice President Richard M Nixon his opponent as the winner j Time said its own j ents estimated Kennedy was ing in states with 306 votes and Nixon in states with 149.1 Needed to 269 School Sought On Highway 24 Building Near Route 3 Junction Asked Patrons The Average Estimate The average estimate of the 50 correspondents and political ers in Newsweek survey as to what the electoral vote would Kennedy 326.4 Nixon 210.5 Patrons from the western In a separate finding ae Westran school week said reports from political last night in experts In each of the 50 states thai a bond issue estimated the electoral vote would submitted to Westran voters break down this Kennedy construction of a high school 278 Nixon 159 with 100 as Of the junction of Highway 3 and 24 Nixon Claims Tide for Him Kennedy Opens Final Drive ACCUSeS RiVal Of fan a Machine Is Chivalrous About The Women's -Age Security Policy Steps Up His Almost Impossible Schedule To Tour 17 States NSW YORK AP An ironic computer was shown today j that will tell the age of a person j who answers 10 questions The queries are like Were GOP Nominee Predicts Victory In Majority of lamest States Practically Push buttons are provided Running Out of for yes or no The device displayed to of Generai Motors N AP show has been g President Richard M on predicted today he would win By GEOFFREY GOULD LOS ANGELES AP John F Kennedy spanned the lieni today opening aa that ml carry him f 17 states in week 01 the u uons presidential campaign Michigan Illinois Ohio two days of When one such comes and New chivalrous a 1 jin a majority of seven of the Time correspondents listed states with 82 electoral votes as unpredictable They are nia Hawaii Kentucky Maryland Minnesota Nevada and North Carolina listed in Kennedy Camp These correspondents listed states in Kennedy's Alabama Alaska Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Georgia Illinois Louisiana New Jersey Massachusetts Michigan that Jhe sippi Missouri Montana New Jersey New Mexico New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee West Virginia sin and Wyoming The proposal was submitted Pat Ryals spokesman for the west side patrons at a meeting which had been called by the board in the Westran High School sium Nearly 30 patrons attended the meeting which followed a ing of patrons Saturday night at Clifton Hill Ryals who lives between ville and Clifton suggested be located on the Ivan DeHaven farm north of Highway 24 Board to Consider It The proposal will be considered i at the next meeting of the Westran Listed for Nixon are Arizona i Board of Education Monday night Cuba Gives Full Support to Reds In Arms Debate Renews Attacks on U.S Charges West Delaying Tactics UNITED NATIONS AP accused the Western ers today of delaying tactics onj As the line of cars began disarmament and declared that ling up at the barrier students the Soviet Union is the only at the tree trunks power that has made important j ing ankle-deep in mud they sought Pranksters Turn Lover's Lane Into Trap at Columbia COLOMBIA Mo AP A lover's lane became a trap last night for some 15 University of Missouri men and their dates spot is a quarry on a gravel road south of the University Halloween pranksters felled two large trees across the only road leading to and from the spot This was just 45 minutes before the women were due back to their dormitories Moscow Claims American Spy Is Under Arrest Says He Was Trained By U.S in Germany Nationality Not Given MOSCOW AP The Soviet news agency Tass said today an American spy named Mikhail in the Social Security j system They Need Leadership In remarks prepared for a clothing workers rally here fee Democratic presidential candidate said Mr Nixon has taken every program which he and his pretty have voted and fought against and placed them in hi paper But election week ises and November nostrums will not meet the urgent problems of our older citizens They need from the White House Kennedy made a point by point criticism of Nixon's recently sued position paper on Social He said most amazing of all has been arrested in Jin the Nixon paper was the Three Promoted Here in Police Reorganization Magruder Is Night Captain Wilson and Slovens Lieutenants Three members of the police force have received tions under an ordinance Nixon contended that the tllO Of n-p campaign caster and Erie Pa In reply to a question as to sow he felt the election was shaping up Nixon To win my op- ponent has to take six of the seven big states and he can't do it The tide has turned I wiH carry a majority of the seven big states Increased Optimism Nixon's prediction of victory In at least four of the seven carried Mm a step further than Ms ition last Sunday when he rated New York Michigan Ohio and Illinois about and saw himself leading in Texas and California the Soviet Union ment We must make it possible The Tass account which also for our senior citizens to receive concessions to move the by using tree carried by Moscow radio adequate medical services Continued on page 6 Prank Causes Accident to Mendon Car Little Other Damage Over Halloween Two Traffic Mishaps Law enforcement officers in three traffic accidents last night and this morning one of them caused by Halloween pranksters No injuries were re- 14 Cuban Delegate Manuel Bisbe Branches as levers and by gushing said alias Kennedy said This is the same w 4 Mr wTm board will confer Abt the government of Fidel trees with a car Cleavinger Moberly architectural firm on the feasibility of the plan L E Thompson of Clifton tro is in complete accord with Finally one of the trees was viet disarmament proposals in- liquidation of all was elected chairman of last military bases moved far enough to permit the cars to pass through 1 The Romeos got night's meeting which was ed by Arley Downs Sr president of the Westran board Speaking in the General S their dates back to the dormitories bly's Political Committee the just five minutes before the representative continued the deadline Westran voters have rejected 101 attack on the United States previous bond the most Foreign Minister Raul Roa began recent of which was turned down Aug 23 That proposal called for a bond issue to construct a building on a site adjacent to the present Huntsville Central school in ported Police Chief Omar Winn said Ms department has received no re- ports of major damage in ly by pranksters Sheriff Garl Forrest reports that the only serious Halloween age he knows of happened in He said windows at Drug Store and at the City HaD were broken The involving Halloween pranksters occurred at last night at Mendon in the northern part of Chariton County The High way Patrol said Mrs Joyce Young Mendon driving a 1958 Mercury sedan drove into come concrete blocks and debris that had been placed in the street at Mendon The patrol said there was age underneath the car Texaco Service Station Sold to George Manning Austin Pierce has sold the aco Service Station business at corner of Clark and Rollins streets to George Manning who took pos session today Manning said he was keeping Drexel and John Ames who have been with Pierce ever since he opened the station in 1951 Pierce has no definite plans for j lie future Manning has fead several years in servicing and maintenance of Negro Voters Reminded of Their Gains Monday in the assembly Bisbe again brought the U.S presidential campaign into the de- bate by saying Let us not re- open the debate in the United j Nations on the deterioration efj U.S If the Soviet Union is not greatest power in the he Democrat 1C declared it is one of thei Benefits Under greatest j He asserted that the Soviet I ruman ion is ahead of the United States both in the nuclear field and inj Leon Jordan a outer space And he added from Kansas City i JT ii Kreps was smuggled into the Soviet Un- ion with another alleged named V M No mention was made of nationality and beyond j saying he was trained in West Germany Tass gave no further identifying data U.S Arrest of Russian The announcement came five days after the arrest in New Mr Nixon who only last spring Continued on Page 6 Hunters Are Warned About Trespassing ill I York of Igor Y 47 chief Attorney of the soviet section of Outlines Law Seven translations on a charge of espionage Arrested with Pay Fines T t n ilr 1 by the Hirsch 52 a illustrator FBI was Willie German medical Prosecuting Attorney C M recently by the City Council that provides for new ranks in the de- The promotions are today Amos Magmder nas been pointed night captain James son night lieutenant and Wesley Slavens day lieutenant est weakness of his Democratic opponent Sen John F Kennedy is that people are afraid lie shoot from the hip and make mistakes as president We afford to take suck a chance The vice president also asserted he expected President Stai to be appointed are a to be a great help la the captain and two sergeants one closing days of the campaign for the day shift and one for the Blasts Kennedy's Proposal shift Police Chief Omar Nixon charged Kennedy with said these three to make a political will not be made see how the new program works out The ranks carry difference in pay as provided in the new Provides Incentive When the ordinance was passed city officials said the provision for rank would give officers an in- to step upward in 1 department ball out of the problem of ic unemployment The Republican presidential nominee blasted Continued on Page 6 to take up residence in Minsk Jen's office today called The fire department has had captains and lieutenants for a number of years When Fire Chief Sam Stinebaker came here in 1949 was instructed by to the regarding trespassing the American intelligence service j by hunters The statement follows the arrest Jack Forrest Delegate to 4-H Congress Thrift Club Member start collecting secret conviction in Magistrate were two captains in the One Or Eight the Tass Stringer's court Saturday department Later provisions will I seven hunters from St Louis be made by the city for For Chicago Trip rSoS arrested he was found Pleaded and were fined Jack Forrest of Mr and justified in the liquidation lias a Negro Democratic rally last to possess two radio transmitters and costs on charges of O M t ATI i rlP TAnTI of controller of Roosevelt and siles 1 Truman The assembly headed for a vote fyn sembly debate on the Cuban charge that the United States plans a military attack aimed at ousting the Castro regime listed social security old age as benefits lets and other espionage gear department passing on the John Penick farm north of Roanoke on Saturday J complained that the Tass said had been i were hunting on his farm j A f TT C I trained as a spy by U S and the seven were arrested by schools at the West German cities Agent assisted by Jordan deplored the use of the j of Bad Homburg Kaufbeuren and j Dave Wilder Howard County Con- religious issue in the campaign over a period Agent The state law on The speaker also urged all his courses including pistol j trespassing by hunters is as and parachute jumping groes to vote He reminded them and Harold and Gayle Wolf took the Cuban complaint to the Taken Ot i- Roger Forrest a member of Thrift Club has been named as one in the third group of eight delegates to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago Nov 27 to Dec 1 Announcement was made today by Frank Graham state 4-H club The 1957 Ford of Charles j leader for the Agricultural beS Madison stolen from Service in Columbia These home Sunday night or early trip winners are among the 30 morning has been Missouri who will attend the ered at Carrollton to annual Club Congress and win who shall he j the Highway Patrol They join 4-H members from across the with gun or dog i the car undamaged I nation in a week long recognition Involved in an accident at jover the agency o'clock last night at Rollins and Famons surgeon Dies PHILADELPHIA AP committee political committee first That was the procedure mended by the assembly's Kirby were a 1957 Mercury sedan driven by Emil H Imgarten Q a surgeon Bond street ana a Chevrolet for helping reduce Federal Grant for coach operated by Russell L Hop i per 707 West Reed The police said Imgarten traveling west on Rollins and ing left onto Kirby and Hopper jcai was traveling east on Rollins when i n to vote as they do in gence in Wesu Germany j lands of or Found near the Campbell home program or County f M McNeaL St Louis a for state senator and uled to speak was unable to tend because of illness yesterday morning was a The delegates were selected for Lexington Man Is Robbed of enter the same to catch or kill j pontiac that had been stolen from I the trips on the basis j wildlife of any kind without con- James Cook Blandinsville IE j of 4-H record 4-H projects and isent of the owner or person in charge of such lands shall upon complaint of such owner or person The name of the owner was leadership and personal ed by the license plate on the j development Others Named Continued on Page 6 Weather slowly rising temperatures this afternoon tonight and low tonight near 40 j Wednesday near 70 The taat Halloween Trick or Treaters Collect for UNICEF Spooks and goblins going outl ported by the committee from 13 Moberly churches last collected they or treated for emergency North First Coates Street Presbyterian MISSOURI Generally fair afternoon and tonight warmer this afternoon and in southwest and central tonight low tonight around 40 southwest and central to east with locally near freezing temperatures in low lying areas sunny and a little warmer Wednesday with high in 60s Local Weather this morning 43 this morning 50 11.30 this morning 52 Minimum last night 35 For 24-hour before 6 last night Maximum 53 Minimum 37 44 seas Last night's UNICEF Halloween parade netted the largest amount yet collected by the church youth for the United Nations al Children's Emergency Fund The young people gathered first at First Baptist Church where they were briefed by that church's recreation committee Mrs ard J Chamier Mrs Albert rick and Mrs Dean Boyd who were in charge this year The youths were not confined to their own church areas but were assigned throughout the town by Groups by church re children Trinity still were empty Dancing to the music of the Har lem Aces followed the speaking program Arrangements for the rally were j driving to work when three youths made by E H Mitty his car from the long-time worker in the stopped him and robbed him to Keep the Economy cratic party He appre to all who cooperated in presenting the program Assembly of Central Cumberland Presbyterian West Park Second Carpenter Street First Seventh Day Adventist Jefferson Avenue Church groups varied in size last Route 139 Near Sumner by High Water Boy by Backing Car JOPLIN Mo ton was backing his car in the night Many youths to yard at his home Monday The rear bumper struck his old son Patrick and the boy died in a hospital three hours later of work in Kansas City The Highway Patrol reported day that Highway 139 about two miles west of Sumner is closed by high water on the Grand river Officers said it is expected Salisbury Children the road will be closed about a week at that point said they drove his car for about a mile down the highway andj abandoned it and then fled in j their own car a 1959 red vertible j He said the holdup took place about three miles east of Levasy on U.S 24 Jackson said fae was Castro Makes Flight Difficult For Cuban Professional Men HAVANA Fidel Castro's j more and more government f government is making flight Tf 101 Any boy or girl between the ages of 10 and 21 can belong to a 4-H I club and compete for these trips Delegates expenses are provided by sponsoring companies The trip winners records are be- ing studied the National 4-H Service Committee in Chicago Continued on Page 6 a laborer and was on Ms way to Cuba for Technicians from the seized j their own churches for ments while others embarked on their own personal Halloween trick or treating a broken neck Salisbury dren last night collected for UNICEF The town was divided into five areas with an adult super vising a group of children in each section The group assembled at the Methodist Church for a ween party after the men and technicians j Shell Esso Standard and Texaco Fair needed to keep thee conomy oil refineries now operated ning the government petroleum Of The list of those who must are among those who special permits to go abroad has away KANSAS CITY been lengthened It It's beginning to with slowly rising now includes all government em- Cuban professional man said are ahead for Missouri ployes executives of newly businesses engineers That's why Castro is imposing It was a chilly night in the new restrictions on travel for with the mercury mostly in the physicians petroleum specialists classes of people The low was 29 at and bank officers Six persons apparently all Maryville Trained men have been were taken off a Cubana Cuba in large numbers as the his beta subjected to The highs Wednesday are fore- Airlines plane Monday before it least to hit near 70 in tne was allowed to leave for and in the 60s
