Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - March 10, 1962, Fayetteville, Arkansas CT SALESMAN The Public Interest Is The First Concern Of This Newspaper Cloudy scattered ers today with thunderstorms night Sunday continued ness with scattered s h o w r warmer partial clearing late Smv day northerly winds 29.78 and falling Wind SSW and variable Precipitation last M hours 01 low tonight mid 40s high tomorrow Temperature at 9 50 102nd 228 Associated Leased Wire ARK SATURDAY MARCH 10 1962 AP King and NEA Features 12 CENTS Hailed As America's Queen Mrs Kennedy Arrives In Rome Jacqueline hailed by Italians as ROME Kennedy America's arrived today en route to India and Pakistan and immediately paid a courtesy call 011 President Giovanni chi The U.S First Lady who is making a stopover in Rome drove directly from Rome's airport to Quirinal Palace now the presidential dence and once the home of Popes ami kings Mrs Kennedy was received by Gronchi and his wife and spent 25 minutes with them Then she was driven to Villa Taverna residence of G ick U.S ambassador to Rome She will spend the night there be received in audience by Pope John XXIII Sunday and leave in the evening for New hi The jet airliner that brought the President's wife from New York touched down -t Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport about an hour late due to headwinds Traveling with the U.S First Lady were her sister Princess Lee aides Secret ice men and a of re- porters During her brief stay in Rome billed as private Mrs Kennedy was scheduled to call on Italian President Giovarni Gronchi be- fore meeting the Pope After calling oil Gronchi Mrs Kennedy and her sister will go to U.S Ambassador G Frederick residence The President's wife will be guest of honor tonight at a private dinner given by Count Dino Blunt a Kennedy family friend She will attend Sunday at he pontifical North American College and be received by the Pope Mrs Kennedy was loudly plauded by a crowd of about Despite Violence Talks Continuing ALGIERS AP Right-wing terrorists struck in Paris and giers today but Algerian peace talks moved steadily toward an accord for a cease-fire A bomb planted in a parked car in the Paris suburb of Issy les Moulineaux blew up with mendous force during the Kennedy Talk At Miami May Stir Refugees MIAMI BEACH Fla President Kennedy plans lo go cruising on the yacht Honey Fitz before steering into political a speech tonight at a Democratic dinner The chief executive is billed as principal speaker when some 3.000 party faithful are expected lo assemble for a threefold To raise money or so judging by advance sales to pul on a show of party amity in a slate with increasing can strength and to launch Sen George A Smathers on his re- election campaign The dinner L a testimonial to Smathers an old friend of who is seeking his term in the Senate The opulent resort city buzzed with talk of possible tions by Cuban refugees Leaders of the thousands 01 refugees in the Miami area have urged them lo put on a demonstration to show their thanks for U.S assistance ant sympathy But most sources Friday discounted reports that or more refugees would mass in front of the beachfront hole where the banquet will be held However police acted to head off the risk of any rouble Twi hundred officers were on duly and warnings have gone out anyone starting a disturbance wil be arrested The President is staying at home of the late Harried E Young on the Biscayne Bay sid of Miami Beach Kennedy occupied a second floor bedroom overlooking the ba and the mansion's swimming poo The presidential yacht was tie up at the dock ing rush hour killing two icn and a postal employe and 50 other persons blamed he explosion on ic si European rmy which is op- to Algerian independence The booby-trapped car was arked in front of a building here a leftist rally was led later in the day The ion echoed through the heart of te French capital at a time when he city's security forces were be- ng reinforced in expectation of secret army retaliation i a cease-fire announcement The tempo of terrorism picked P in Algeria Friday after two el a lively quiet days Forty-four ersons were killed and 31 ed in 55 separate attacks But French and Algeria tors began weekend sessions at Svian showing no signs hat the stepped up violence was progress toward an on ending the seven and a half year Algerian rebellion and eventual independence for the In Algeria two separate further alienated the French army from both the European the Algerian Mos and ems French police and troops suing Moslem terrorists in Oran cilled 16 Moslems four of them Police said they were gating a fire at a Moslem store when they were fired upon by Moslem terrorists Police fired back killing three Moslems Doz ens of Moslems then nto a warehouse barricaded in and police said egan shooting when troops ap The troops opened fire killing 13 In Algiers French troops dcm against European sel Hers al the Orleans barracks aft er a big plastic bomb killed one soldier and two others French authorities said all sel tiers may be banned from Frenc installations in Algiers Arni corps headquarters in Oran a ready has fired all its civilia employes following explosions i its building of two plastic bombs weapon of the army Secrecy shrouded the session at Evian but sources said th negotiators definitely were mal ing progress and that the numbe of points of agreement had bee increased NWA Group Planning To Two-Day RCI Awards Meeting A number of area residents will attend the annual rural ty of the year observance in Little Rock next and Thursday Robinson community in Benton County is one of over the state which is in tion for first place honors in Washingon County has been judged tops in ils category In addition to representatives of these communities several from other sections of the two counties will attend as well as Extension Service personnel More than 400 persons who are members of RCI groups all over slate will the two-day program which will include an awards banquet Wednesday night at the Hotel Marion Main will be Shepherd of the Arka sas Power and Compan one of the sponsors of the in the state begins al 10 Wednesday with the first session opening at at the M rion At a panel will RCI Al Work starts at and classes will held by Extension Service ncl the following day Sponsors of the program a Arkansas Power and Light Arka sas Press Association Arkansas Farm Bureau Arkansas Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Ar- kansas Rural Health Committee and Agricultural Extension Service who watched her leave plane She flashed a radiant smile and waved to crowd watching rom a roof observation area as she appeared at forward door of the plane At the airport to meet the dent's wife were U.S dor Frederick seven other embassy officials and their wives Count Guerino protocol chief of Italian For- eign Ministry and General Renato Salaris airport commander She wore a leopard skin coat Her shoes purse gloves and small hat were black A black scarf was tied snugly around her neck against a chilly wind and drizzle Mrs Kennedy made her trans- atlantic flight sleeping most of the way in a compartment The huge jet filled with 116 other passengers and a crew of ten had a fairly smooth flight Few of the passengers got a glimpse of Ihu President's wife Strict privacy was maintained be- tween Irer first-class and a large economy section W AYES GOODBY iVave Joan poses at Memphis Naval Air Station after her orders o join the crew of the cruiser USS Little Rock lad been cancelled A machine apparently made the error assigning her to an crew of 950 Said Miss Too sad It would have been a blast East Germans Live In Despair Writer Finds EDITOR'S ers can enter East Berlin but few gel into East Germany the rounding area An exception comes at the time of the Leipzig radc fair where Western ries are represented This count of life in East a German-speaking who is a member of tic Press staff in West many HORSE FOUND IN PHONE Harry Brewster of the Los Angeles police leads a horse to his station after the animal was discovered with its head in a phone booth Also in the booth was William Lane 39 who likewise was taken to the station There while telling police how he bought the horse for his nephew he suddenly fell into a profound sleep When he awoke he found he had been booked on suspicion of Will Meet With Briton Red First Rusk Heads For Geneva WASHINGTON of Slate Dean Rusk took off for Geneva today calling on Uie viets to join in a real effort to stem the arms race and reduce cold war tensions Rusk heading for a disarmament conference told newsmen that We will do thing that we can on our side to help turn down the arms race and reduce present tensions If all the rest who are coming to Geneva will approach it in that spirit we will make some real Rusk said He expressed hope that a pre- liminary meeting with the foreign ministers of Russia and Britain develop a framework in which the conference itself will make some real progress Rusk heading a tion took off from Andrews Air Force Base aboard a military jet liner Because of poor weather the plane was routed through Goose Bay Labrador instead of undertaking a direct course to Ge- neva Rusk will gel together in the Swiss city with the British and foreign ministers Sunday night Tlic setting will be a Rusk is giving for Soviet Foreign Andrei A Gromyko and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home Here negotiations may start in earnest on disarmament and the Berlin dispute The meeting is preliminary to Wednesday's for- mal opening of the dis- armament conference of Eastern and nonaligned nations Prior to Sunday night's dinner Rusk will have lunch at Lausanne near Geneva with West German Foreign Minister Gerhard der Then Husk and Home will confer at Geneva before seeing Gromyko On the eve of his departure with a U.S delegation Rusk escribed the Geneva sessions as one of the most important Relief Granted East Coast Begins Digging Out As High Tides Winds Subside By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The devastated Eastern ward fought to clear a al mass of debris today as the forst week of winter storms in s history faded under clearing kies Sufferers in five states had resident Kennedy's promise of disaster relief A storm that dropped seven of snow on parts of Georgia in intensity as it plodded Friday night and was to disappear during the day It carried rain and snow s far north as southern New Judging Set For Siloam Community development in three more towns Siloam Springs and Mari- anna will be evaluated by panels of in the new Planned Progress Arkansas program Should the judges in examining 1961 civic projects find any town worthy of special recognition the nine sponsors of the Planned Prog ress program laler will conduct Recognition Day celebrations with n the towns so honored Marianna's 1961 accomplish will be judged Programs a Decatur and Siloam Springs will be judged March 28 beginning at De calur at and at Siloa Springs at p.m Planned Progress sponsors in elude the University of Arkansas and Southwestern Electric Power Co Fire Damage Light Grease igniting in a skillet sen firemen to 848 Williams St at this morning Damage to the apart ment occupied by Ernest Hazle wood was light ARKANSAS WEATHER Rain through to night occasionally heavy ing s c a 11 e red thunderstorms Warmer tonight and Sunday wit showers and thunderstorms Sun day High today mostly in 50s l tonight north lo south High Sunday 70 in extreme soul and 60s elsewhere Tides running at a foot above slowed the of coastal lowlands and cleanup operations om Miami Beach to southern ew England But this latest assault of he ying winter weather was small to the storm that began and ravaged the coast or three days leaving 38 known ead 10 missing and damage mated al million Hard-hit sections of New Jersey Delaware and Virginia due financial aid as a resuli f Kennedy's designa ion of as disaster areas included was West Virginia suffered from floods las week A disaster declaration entitles tricken areas to federal id to repair public Pri ate homeowners in six stales vere covered under a separat designation by the Smal MARSHAL POSTS SET WASHINGTON Ally Gen Robert Kennedy has proved the nomination of Pat Henderson of England Ark to be U S marshal for East Ar- kansas and the nomination now goes to the President The nomination of Dan Douglas of had been sent to the While House earlier The President makes all marshal Henderson and Douglas were nominated by Arkansas senators last October There was strong opposition to Henderson because of his past connection with forces Democrats Seek Registration By Poll Tax Holders A resolution clearly aimed at checking voling by Republicans in Business which i Democratic parly primaries a lo grant esl long-term rehabilitation loans The Agriculture Department isted 17 damaged in four tales where farmers may obtain credit to replenish and land aged by the storm Springdale Child 5 Injured Critically SPRINGDALE rear old Springdale child was cally injured afternoon as he ran into the of an on- coming automobile Larry Dean Walson 5 son of Mr and Mrs George Watson of 703 Success St was struck as he crossed Park Avenue near the in- with Success Street about p.m The driver was 0 L Creel Springdale The child was taken to Memorial Hospital with severe head 5S According to Springdale Police Creel was going north on Park when young Walson ran from be hind a southbound vehicle The child was thrown 60 feet No charg cs have been filed Arkansas custom vas adopted here Thursday by the Vashington County Central Committee Meeting at the courthouse to fix iling fees for the coming primar es the commissioners also I adopted resolutions requiring vot crs lo register party affilia ion and 2 went on record a the proposed voting ma chine amendment to the state con Chairman F A Humphreys ap pointed a committee lo study the of abolishing o up-dating county's elderly ary act The act freezes salarie of county officials and their ies Some political observers hav said he wages kee top-level candidates out of count races The voter registration urges county legislators to wor for passage of such an acl at the next If adopted the law would require voters to list their parly when they pay their poll tax and lo vote only in their own party primaries Humphreys also recommended that the committee seek legislation changing the expiration date of CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO Replaces Voss Webb Accepts Post At U A Billy R Webb man iger of the Fort Smith Chamber f Commerce has been ead of Division of General extension's department of confer races and institutes at the Uni The announcement came day from Guy W Berry gen eral extension Webb who will his new dulies April 1 will succeed Wil iam M Voss Voss will leavi March 26 to enroll a he University of Chicago where ne will work toward his Ph.D in accounting Voss he general extension staff in 1957 Webb 32 is a native of Delight ic earned his bachelor of degree in agriculture in 1957 am his master's in 1960 at Uni versity Between 1957 and 1960 h worked as a graduate assistant the University's department o agricultural economics He wa an instructor in he from 1960 to 1961 when he came assistant manager of Fort Smith chamber By LOYAL GOULD LEIPZIG East Germany AP pall of despair has fied in East Germany in seven months since the Communists built their wall across Berlin to keep East Germans from fleeing to the West This reporter permitted to visit East Germany for Leipzig's spring trade fair found gray and in some cases lessness A dreary conformity showed through the atmosphere of festivity temporarily created during the fair A visiting Briton compared the material conditions with those p wartime England But he said the people's spirit was a far cry from that of his countrymen in conversations ex- pressed fear that Walter Ulbricht East Germany's top Communal has entrenched his position the last few months They see little hope of a letup in the daily that we've been in for a ong long time It is important he said because this arms race is threatening lo to new heights of A disarmament Rusk said would be not inly in the interest of he safety if this country but also of all mankind If Gromyko ness to settle the on terms flic West might accept informants said Rusk is prepared offer somewhat revised sions of past Western proposals These reportedly involve a sible interim settlement of the Berlin issue and agreement on Central European security De- ails were not revealed but were said to have been worked out in advance in Washington with the British and French On disarmament Rusk was pre- pared to lay before the full con- the general U.S program aimed at achieving complete con- rolled disarmament by stages Within over-all plan are range and proposals for arms cuts designed to set varying degrees progress by tiators A related proposal is the for a nuclear lest ban rejected by the Russians last year because of its tional control provisions U.S of figured he issue could be taken up by a special Soviet al the con ference Rusk intends to bring up [he subject with Gromyko after re viewing it with Home Lingering differences remain between he British who lean toward easing sure to conform to his concepts of communism Ulbricht is regarded as a ist whose repressive measures lave not eased despite changes n some other Communist tries Here are three comments this reporter We're getting more Russian than the Russians ever were boosted almost every three months and we have to hours for You either pretend support for the else Police controls have tightened since Aug 13 when the Berlin wall was started The janitors in the apartment buildings aren't real janitors any a woman said They're spies put there to report anything out of the ordinary Visitors are carefully noted their names and times of arrival jotted down in every apartment and departure books kept In building And because you never know who's with regime and who's against she continued you weigh you say Churches in East Germany are still visited a woman in her 40s said but mostly by people of her own age or older A working mother of four she commented It doesn't help the youngsters in school or in heir later careers if they have been confirmed They are held back and then look in eyes of their comrades A chemist said the best of the country's products are We never get our hands on ly nice consumer goods here Dissatisfaction also comes from some control requirements and shortages of aloes milk and Americans who want light i butter protection against any violations or secret U.S sources describe the British difference as one of are seen so a taxi driver said they're a luxury lo be eaten on only very special occasions phasis saying Western There's no lack of be are solidly agreed in said but U all looks pic on the need for controls the same and has no style Some Fingers Rumor Has Cleopatra Barging Off With Antony ROME Taylor and Eddie Fisher hid behind a source that has been close to couple's household said Fisher barricade of villa walls and press and Miss Taylor would separate agents today amid reports their this is forever marriage is on the rocks And hid together A spokesman for Fisher termed afler completion of the movie Rome's newspapers shouted in glaring reports headlines the lhal stemmed from a The Los Angeles iner said Fisher left his wife in Rome several weeks ago and went to Spain because he had dis- covered the alleged romance ridiculous reports that his actress carried by the Los Ang wife is madly in love with British actor Richard Burlon the Marc Anlony in dollar movie Cleopatra Eddie said he wouldn't dignify the story by saying anything All Rome thai Liz and Eddie are no longer he lovers they have been since hey were married May 12 1959 in Las Vegas the newspaper said Fisher rushed back to Rome MS when Miss Taylor was felled by food poisoning and week or so later the two turned about the spokesman for said Miss Taylor's manager crooner insisted Miss Taylor's attorney Robert Abrahms also issued a fast denial of marital rouble These are absolutely Abrahms said 1 know this But these denials did not silence Kurt Frings had been in Rome all week lo achieve an agreement to end marriage up al a night club holding hands on Miss Taylor's birthday Close friends joined the but not Burton Liz and Eddie were seen together Friday when Miss Taylor went lo a hospital for an of a hand injured on t Friends of the couple said j set Fisher helped her from their were together while rumors and walked closely at swirled about them Reports linking Miss Taylor to Burton romantically cropped up the reports that have circulated several weeks ago A press agent here for weeks Ifor Burlon denied the reports but And assuring thai late repudiated the of Fisher who was killed side Miss Taylor was previously married lo hotel heir Nicky Hilton actor Michael Wilding and showman Michael Todd a close would not last die down one an air crash in 1958
