Muscatine Journal (Newspaper) - January 27, 1964, Muscatine, Iowa The Weather Mostly fair windy cold tonight lows 515 below Gen foir ond a little colder Tuesday highs 1015 High Sunday 35 low during night 15 16 THE MUSCADINE JOURNAL Inside Today Established 1840 Iowa Monday 1964 No 21 Dear Editorials Sports 1911 Womens News Report 12 Price 7 Cents TV Red China Wins French Nod US Housing Development Legislation Asked by LBJ WASHINGTON President Johnson helping hand today to suburban communities swamped by de mands foi new un counted miles of new streets and utility lines and an ed volume of water and sewerage facilities He asked Congress to federal giants and loans to local development but governments and private develop had a few new wrinkles in the ers so future expansion wont be older established programs such carried out as it often has in the as public housing and urban re past m a sprawling space consuming unplanned and un economic way This was the major new pro posal in the message to on housing and com Ice Jam in Niagara River Fuel Problem Postpones Launch of Saturn Rocket SubZero Weather Due Over State by Tuesday CAPE KENNEDY Fla A fueling problem in the first stage forced indefinite postpone ment today of an attempt to launch the T rocket which when is intended to orbit the world s heaviest satellite There was confusion about US Satellites Detect ICBM Launchings Report WASHINGTON President that maintain continuous Johnson disclosed today that two surveillance over have detecting a number of intercontinental bal listic missiles launchings both from Florida and from California The satellites successfully de launchings not only of liquid fuel huge Ti tan and Atlas of the much more compact and Min uteman ICBM Johnson said Using secret infrared heat seeking devices the orbiting spy satellites sent into orbit in 1963 were able to detect ICBM launch ings from Cape Kennedy Fla and Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif President Johnsons disclosure made it clear that the Defense Department aims to develop a attack alarm system Sentence Of 50 Years Given Craig MONTEZUMA Eugene Craig 25 of Des Moines was sentenced years at the State Penitentiary today for his part in the slaying of The the ICBM alarm system would con sist of carry ing infrared sensors which can detect ballistic pow ered flights as they emerge from the atmosphere Disclosure of last years tion was in a summary of 1963 space accomplishments of policeman last year Craig showed little when District Court Judge R G Voder passed sentence Craigs ing the cargo of wheat i J sister and his girl friend cried fudge Yoder earlier had of New York told Craigs plea of guilty to newsmen he wont know his a lesser charge of second degree of call until the ship is four days murder which carries a its destination All Junger mum ment penalty of life imprison made to launch the rocket The last announcement by space of said it had been reset foi 10 a EST Earlier they said it would be made Wed and then announced later that a new firing date had not been determined The National and Space Administration called the shot after the launching crew tried nearly three hours to cor rect a block in fuel line which feeds liquid oxygen to the The space agency obstruction in stage fuel line apparently was a flange which had been used in a recent tesl and which had not been removed as other information ately available on the trouble Earlier this Di Hugh L deputy chief of the space By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Icy northern winds across Iowa today and brought with thorn cold wave warnings By Tuesday morning the mer cury is expected to have dropped tai below from as much a20 below in the northern part oi the slate to 10 below the I south I Despite sunshine I today and Tuesday temperatures Curator of Zoo Dies of Shake Bite aie not expected to move past the teens Iowa got a preview of the colder weather this morn ing Sibley reported a low of 3 civilian and military government agency said we aie drawing agencies involved in space work There was no information as to the launching dates or major characteristics of the satellites Wheat ts Are Near NORFOLK Va OK The Am erican Export Isbrandtsen freighter arrived Sun day to pick first cargo of surplus American wheat bound for the Meanwhile Norwegian freighter prepared to sail from Lake Tues day with the first load of lion sale of American emotion rice to Russia The is load Tuesday Her captain Edward is that the ship will go to Black Sea port ir taur launched in November very close to the Russians in rocket power and as soon as the Saturn satellite has been placed in orbit we will have relieved this deficiency in weight abil ity weve labored under so long The locket 164 feet tall and weighing 562 tons is the first in the Saturn 1 series with a live sec ond stage bums high energy liquid hydrogen Successes were recorded on four earlier flights of the first stage an engine powerplant that generates 15 million pounds of thrust equal to 34 million horsepower If the rocket performs as plan ned the second stage will ignite on the edge of space to propel into a satellite weighing 37700 pounds The launching is the first of two scheduled from Cape Kennedy this week Thursday the Ranger 6 spacecraft is to be launched to the moon to take hundreds of closeup television pictures The Soviet Unions Sputniks 7 and 8 aie the heaviest manmade objects to achieve or United States heaviest entry was the Cen intended No was immedi Supported by Red China Congo Rebels Wage War oil Missionaries The lipt An American woman mis has and an other wounded by rebels waging war on Christian missions and Hie central Congo government In the southwestern Congo province of Kwilu The said it had documentary proof the rebels led by former Education Minister Pierre are sup ported by Red China The government declared a state of emergency in Kwilu province and rushed 450 soldiers into the said import ant measures would be taken the nature of be re at an opportune moment Irene of i Eagle Butte S D Sunday was report ed killed by a rebels arrow dur inga raid on a Baptist mission at the village of 300 miles Leopoldville inland missionary in reported that Ruth Hege 58 of Wellington Ohio to the station was wounded Latest re ports indicated she was still in the area The guerrillas killed three Ro man Catholic priests last week Seven American missionaries and two children were removed by U N helicopters Friday from in southern Kwilu af ter guerrillas burned their sta tion The of foun tain Lake Minn who fled with his wife and two children from their mission 20 miles northwest of said he spotted Ferrell signaling for help Wednesday when over her mission She could only be reached from the air by ter because there is no landing strip her friends were out on the lawn he said Then we got a letter telling us she was dead killed by an arrow Another missionary Miss Ber tha Miller of Glendale ar rived m Leopoldville Sunday and said planes spotted Miss Hege waving for help Miss Miller said she was forced to flee her mission in set fire to grass in the area and the flames threat station Starts Slipping Here Temperatures ranging between 5 and 15 below zero are predict ed for southeast Iowa Tsy Tuesday morning as a cold wave moves I across the state Unofficial observations indicat ed that the cooler weather already making its appearance 1 here The which rose to 35 Sunday dipped to 15 during the night Unofficially it by midmorning but by noon the mercury had slipped to 16 Top temperatures Tuesday in southeast Iowa were be between 10 and 15 JERRY de BARV SALT LAKE CITY The City Zoos de Bary 37 died today after horns of agony from the bite of a deadly African snake De Bary bitten Saturday night when he a dizzy spell while cleaning the adders cage died at 6 30 am after a day and a half of what friends said was excruciating pain Puff serum was flown by Navy jet fiom the San Diego Calif Zoo More was ordered fiom Southern Rhodesia The puff adder is a native of South Africa and thats where the serum But De Bary a native ot Switzerland died before it ar rived As far as could be determined De Bary was the only person ever bitten by an African puff adder in the United States Wounded v Miss Ruth B Hege of Well ington 0 a member of the Baptist is report ed to have been Bounded by Communist supported guer rillas in the Congo Miss Irene Ferrel of Gerome Idaho also working at was re ported These variations included plans to buy and rent existing housing tor public housing purposes and new aid for those by ur ban renewal projects Johnson outlined to Congress a comprehensive program to achieve the goal he set shortly atter taking office last fall A decent home for all Americans He called for expanded public housing and urban renewal and new programs to help provide homes for farmers and migratory farm workers In the first housing legis proposal since 1961 John son renewed some old demands of the late President John F Kennedy He called for creation of a Cabinet level Department of Housing and Community Develop ment Congress to act swiftly on a mass transit already passed by the Senate and awaiting House action On the two biggest programs in the housing authorization of 50000 additional public housing units for each of the four years The 1961 act authorized 100000 units over three years also asked au to lease 10000 existing a year for four years and also to purchase exist within the 50000 unit annual limit to be converted to i i j Gaulle will co its own way doing French had said that Peking had not demand 17 High readings to Public facilities I a new billion two authorization for urban ce Official Recognition frowned Upon by US officially recognized the Com munist Chinese regime in Peking today made a similar announcement The French announcement said the two govern ments had agreed to establish diplomatic relations and to exchange ambassadors There was no immediate on Red Chinas cation of how this step would for a seat in the United feet the ties between France and Nations the Nationalist Chinese regime of President Chiang on also a plain notice to the rest of Formosa with Chiang as a condition for diplomatic ties and the assump tion France could there fore maintain relations with both regimes Pelting Radio said France and Red China have agreed to appoint ambassadors to each other within Washington the Department called Frances recog an unfortunate and reaffirmed U S in tentions to standby the National ist regime The State Department said it had its view to the French The State Department said the French recognition was arly unfortunate since it came at when the nists are actively promoting ag and subversion in South east Asia and elsewhere France is the second major USally to recognise Communist China The other was Britain which opened diplomatic relations early in 1950 before the Korean War But the Chinese have never exchange ambassadors cial of the British Mission in Pek ing is a charge daffaires President Charles de Gaulles High reading M year tor Charles de toulles from 32 at Sioux Civ to 23 at The act authorized had informed the VI for three vears cnnn rnc Mason City Honor M Arthur On Birthday NEW YORK Douglas MacArthur has been hailed by President Johnson on the gen birthday as of the authentic American of this century MacArthur who 84 Sun day received a delegation of five cadets fiom the US Military Academy at West Point NY in Waldorf suite He told them the praise being heaped upon him was a Kttle extrava gant as fai as Im concerned The general of the Army a title displayed a con gratulatory telegram from the President and recalled thai John son had been one of his officers in the Southwest Pacific during World War U Trial Opens JACKSON The trial of Byron De La Beckwith charged with murdering a Negro civil rights leader opened in a heavily guarded courtroom today Everyone entering the court room was a precaution imposed foi fear someone might shoot the defendant Beckwith his legal battery fi i yi billion for three years However it was the plan for by a citizens coun IT Ulc J federal aid to sub no secret of their that the bold and President John tiift in for Sat new shift in policy Except for a program to preserve open spaced in city areas and some commun ity facilities loans little has been done in this area GM Reports Record Stim In Earnings NEW General Motors Corp in 1963 earned a sum never be fore equaled in calendar year by any corporation Sales like wisea record totaled bil lion GM reported today In summarizing whatin many ways was an unprecedented year in the automobile industry Gen eral Motors also reported new high marks m car pro duction payroll dividends paid and profit per share of common stock The only achieve ment approaching the GM 1963 figure was the in net income reported by Ameri can Telephone Co for the 12 months ended Nov 30 has not yet for calendar 1963 In 3962 General Motors the uy a cil defense fund was and worlds largest manufacturing affable He shook hands with concern set its previous highs deputies and of the Cir of innet profits u j e 1 calAS United States soon rec the Peking regime U S son told a news conference Sat his government had given ifs views to along with an estimate of its general effect can opposition Recognition of Red China is the world De what he deems to be in the coun trys interest regardless of what the United States and other think and do French government sources Gaulle originally planned to broaden Frances with Peking then began moving toward formal recognition Sen Smith A Woman Is Candidate Sen garet Chase Smith lady from Maine tossed her bon net into the presidential ring today In an appearance before the Womens National Press Club Republican a one the Skow hegan Telephone Co moderate Republican colors to In buildup to ending she re cited reasons had been given she should nm and why she should not as rea sons for she said I find the reasons against more telling on to mention lack of money or and time Also the heavy odds Against her But she said while the audi ence roared she had taken these impelling reasons into account and decided that I shall on the Atlantic Alliance and the free world in general DeGaulle as expected gave no outward indication that he was continued today into the death the least bothered by the Ameri x missing patient from the Oak Probe Death of State Patient Investigation dale state sanatorium whose One cause for US charred body was found a half the likely effect of the mile from the institution Sunday legality of Assembly Challenged in Court DES MOINES Ernest J cuit Court billion in sales Seemann of a court order today to make Gov Harold Hughes appointa new on the grounds that Federal Court has ruled the pres ent General Assembly tional In a petition filed in Polk County District Court Seemann contended that by implication the Federal Court declared that the present apportionment of the leg is unconstitutional and that it cannot exist contrary to the law which the General Assembly Seemann operator of a claim adjusting service is a Republi can candidate for lieutenant gov ernor He said in that it is the in the a legally and consti existing General Assem employ the military forces state for the defense or re lief of the state the enforcement of its laws and the protection of life and property He that Iowa be de clared one military district As an alternative the petition said tiie governor should reap the General Assembly use of martial law on an on an at large basis with a legislature Hughes asked to comment the suit said I guess the court will handle it in their routine procedure It is a new twist Can you imagine anything Disarm Native Soldiers British Troops Keep Peace in Africa NAIROBI Kenya British troops kept pace in restive East Africa today after disarming mutinous native soldiers in young commonwealth nations of Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda British and African officers questioned the troops m the three neighboring coun tries trying to find out if there was a master plan behind the erupted last week wake of the Communist tanged coup that toppled the sul tan A spokesman the British East Africa command post in Nairobi said no evidence fas t been found to indicate toe mut were part of an overall rebellion but continuing The in Kenya Tan and Uganda were for mer members of the Queers Af rican Rifles who had served un der the British flag until the three territories gained independence After British officers remained at the three governments request to train and command the troops The muti nies stemmed from demands for removal of the British and for A spokesman for Britains Ministry denied Soviet charges that Bri tain plans to invade Zanzibar to overthrow he revolutionary re gime The spokesman said Britain never had any intention of inter vening in the coup Premier Khrushchev warned that forcible acts toward the on the spice dangerous consequences More than British troops maintained order in the three East African nations after light ning weekend moves that caused four African sol diers Three were killed when commandos quelled a new mutiny Saturday at a barracks outside Dar es Salaam the capital The other was killed when British troops put down an up rising Friday night at Lanet Camp in Kenya A British military spokesman in Nairobi said the additional British troops would be with drawn as soon as security con ditions permit because Britains strategic reserve was badly de Except for continuing operations in the bush country of Tanganyika quiet was ediin all
