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   Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - December 14, 1959, Oshkosh, Wisconsin                             RAIN LIKELY Cloudy through Light rain beginning over south portion Details on Page 2 Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Associated Press and United Press Ninety-Second Year Monday December 14, 1959 26 Pages Price Six Cents Another Mighty Welcome Given President in Athens Pope Notifies i. i New Cardinals Tax Two Americans Named in Birth Control Stand Is Reiterated Thousands Cheer As Plane Arrives Greece Eisenhower arrived in Athens today for another mammoth welcome which ex- pressed thanks for more than 12 years of American aid to this tough little ally alongside the Iron The President's big orange the Communists during the Greek and silver jet landed at a wat in the late 1940fc_ Picture on 12 i lowed by a great public VATICAN CITY Pope m St. Basilica on John XXIII todav named at which the new f Americans to be cardinals oi the will receive their the Roman Catholic Church and at broad-brimmed red hats ne would talk on the same time pointedly restated ot their Ithe state of the M today he will speak to a lomi of the Wisconsin u Legislature Wednesday or airport after a six-hour The Greek Premier dav tu one: in Iran that marked the one day would give bring in 22.000-lthe Greek an on tax the church's opposition to The Pope's action brought the cial birth control as a means total membership in the College of m general and try o in his moral goodwill tour express our feelings of King Paul I of Greece Wai at friendship and gratitude to the the Athens airport to American people who for over 12 session to an end The if greet Eisenhower as he flew in years have extended not only their Tehran Crown Prince Constantine limiting hungry populations to 79, highest in the newsmen he had a general The two American of the It ghes of he would say Archbishop Albert Gregory Meyer CARDINALS on Page 3 C J welcomed the and the former bishop of American chief executive Asked at news conference if mu anclem I his proposal would be conciliate NeLson said he preferred to i and moral support but OSHKOSH PARKING RAMP IS DEDICATED As hundreds Rep. William K. Van and Council Pres. William P. Harford used gilded scissors to sever the red and green ribbons of the flag bedecked parking ramp on High Avenue during Sunday dedication Master of Ceremonies T. C. Widder far Ramp Is Dedicated As of X D Archbishops Alois J. Muench among eight new princes the church named by the 78- pontiff in a secret con- held in the Vatican's Con- Both are natives of Mum on Controversy The Pope in his reference birth control made no mention of the current controversy kicked up by the opposition of American Catholics to possible use of U. S aid funds for foreign birth control Red Poland Is Elected to U.N. Security Council Students Get Holiday i Thousands of Greeks turned to make the welcome memorable occasion for the The spotlight this weekis on School children got a call it constructive Spotlight on Senate state which has ened to reject Nelson's budget and The trolled Senate is to act on tions to recess the day and many workers were en time Prime Minister Karamanlis urged his people to greet Turn to ATHENS on Page 2 Ike Lauds Iran For Bravery In Opposing Reds Iran effective United States 1 1 1 1 1 f I IVII V U But his linking of birth of 10-1 on the U.N. Security he and the rno with the New Four-Level Parking Facility Called Farsighted Traffic Solution Oshkosh dedicated its four eight slope ramp Sunday afternoon to the and of the motoring public as Master of Rockefeller To Arrive In Tuesday monies T. C. Widder Jr. concrete example MADISON Gov. Nelson dedication He said the Rockefeller of New Vork arrives civic An estimated 450 people braved the chill of a mild De- cember afternoon to attend the dedication held just inside the High nue Bright lights in the ramp dis- the gloom of grey The crowd was in holiday ing both the season and the Solution Council Pres William P. Harford hailed the ramp as a farsighted solution to traffic and car storage in the congested center of tuwn Oshkosh or any other he are for the movement of Where streets cannot be widened to allow parking as well as the required lanes for traffic street parking facilities are The multi-level ramp utilizes property to the best parking facilities within easy ramp is the result of the city's with tent of measuring his popularity to i Gov. Gaylord Nelson's Ilion executive budget for 1960-61, visitor and the significance ol his refusing to stand on the sidelines Council probably will t increase all personal income hunger and has statement in con- on most votes in the new taxes b three-fourths of 1 per with an event of in- This will be the result of mission The i terest in America left no doubt held in the General oi his terms on the 11-nation The two tax plans were iUL 1 144V' J. 1 a great part of starting Jan. 1. The in the free world's fight against i Then he said 10-mile to Asia and carried his imto Athens lay along a broaden of peace and freedom on to highway beside the blue Waters of the Bay of then past of the the Pope said in his Latin tion naming the new problem of hunger is still To avoid this very grave in no case can ous doctrines be adopted or lethal methods of limitation of Cardinals Not Present Ithe necessary 25 million dollars to wound up its 14th session early UIC bv electing out the expected in It was the longest day of the President's plan Zeus and the great arch of spanning miles between N Sunday by electing Poland to a council seat The election was of three i order to gne the Senate its Would Adjourn May 3 Delhi and It included six Thousands of U.S. flags and busy hours in the Iranian capital blue and white banners of another crowded six hours in dotted the flying before bedtime pepper and orange representational an to Wisconsin's parking conference East-West compromises that among the session's high who control the Poland and Turkey had 20-13, have introduced Deadlocked in a three-month race to adjourn until May 3. The cardinals were not ended when the United without acting on the tax at the secret Instead land the Soviet Union agreed to tl they waited at various points them split the two-year term I led by the floodlights will be Eisenhower praised Rome or Vatican for the will resign at the end of sald the on historic monuments as in the face of a 4-Liri 11 f The President's plane took off for Athens at p.m. It was at the Greek capital 3 Party Joins In in honor of the Praises Bravery Chicago several years ago Since that Harford surveys of parking suitable and types of ramp Turn to RAMP an Page 5 West Acts To Set Tone For Summit Talks PARIS Nine days ofj brisk diplomatic exchange opened here today as the West sought to bolster its military liance and prepare for summit talks with Soviet Premier Nikita regarded as a lop possibility for the Republican presidential has turned down an to ad- dress a joint session of the State He has blamed a tight schedule for rejecting the Republicans and Democrats joined forces in extending the come and the lawmakers expected him to deliver an off-the-cuff perhaps with an early hint of his future political Rockefeller reiterated Sunday that he would like to make his an- to whether he'll try for the GOP j fore Jan. 6, the date when the New from the and Turkey will finish mme The GOP has said and the propaganda a few to wait tor the results Even EDA hours after a Wants to Know Choice Indications are ler wants to know if Vice dent Richard Nixon is the definite of the n tian A. Herter and Maurice Couve ing d i Ma nee who France's foreign I he lamp idea for more Panned a meeting than welcomed the expected to the tone for the and special attending conference ot the NATO foreign ministers starting Tuesday A frigid atmosphere the talks of the French and ican Long-standing dis- agreements were emphasized last week with the disclosure of re- marks by Gen. Nathan U.S. Secretary of State Wisconsin Republicans for a statement made Turn to STATE on Page 2 Fear 26 Dead In House Blast The two Americans waited at the Pontifical North College on Rome's Hill i n aon and were elected to a study ot the state's tax party joined in. It urged a throng of hailed his lems by the blue ribbon tax study for the arrival in point In addition to for the moment the his mile mission of Ecuador Elected The secret will be M- ceed land The outgoing three voted with the United States in the last test ct d American aid played in crushing 10-1 to send a subcommittee to investigate charges of Communist only Ecuador can be counted on to sup war Poland will vote with war VULC h f the Soviet and neutralist Six Drown In River As Boat Capsizes Ga. Navy frogmen probed the swirling waters of the Flint River today for the bodies of four victims of a boating dent that claimed six Rescuers recovered bodies of two children before darkness forced suspension of the search Sunday A force of 12 boats found the two small bodies some five hours after an overloaded motorboat seven occupants into the water Swallowed by the were Curtis 30: his four 9. Diane nitration Plans to are pressing for proval of a tax id Wju Fight Democrats have s recess move with every Nelson's opposition would take Turn to U. N. on Page 2 Tightening Of Food Law Is To Be Sought tour flf the Controlled In Canyon Areas LOS of wind whipped brush fires broke out in peace and good In an address to a joint session of Iran's the dent said the people of Iran to demonstrate that quality of fortitude which has the long annals of your tory as a know I speak for the can people when I say we are proud to count so valiant a nation as a he Talks With Shah but residential districts Eisenhower addressed the Three of them were along the So bofn sides appear to be sounding out their opposition Republicans are united in their after a two-hour private review with Shah Mohammed ridge ot the Santa Monica Reza of problems facing this American ally on the southern causing firemen to move from canyon to canyon until all Sen. Allen Busby of waukee wants to balance The top story on one doorstep of the Soviet The President told the legislators the free world must not abandon such budget before going home and home was burned as the Middle said Turn to NATO on Page 2 YULE GIFTS ATLANTA Babies born at St. Joseph's infirmary during the season j overturned boat until help are being presented to their mothers inside Christmas 4. and 3; and Jerry Pearson 13. Mrs. Jim Pearson mother of clung to the I next month to governing the ot in food processing 1 red PLEASE ALL D Tex A downtown tie shop has a new display to attract Christmas buyers a with a sign advertising most everything in neckwear The President received a numerous Central Treaty the which Iran of Chat lion lhe Soviets aSree to an lues consumed world 01 KiH Just whin firemen weie inS from Parliament be- to up a fire lore and afler his on the interrupted him only insula m Los while he was It blackened about 75'when he recalled how ci inn Art lH Germany of rescue workers searched for bodies today in a smoking heap of rubble of two apartment people may have died Police believe 34 people were in the two houses when wrecked by a blast and ensuing fire Sixteen bodies were recovered Three persons died in ambulances Eight survivors were or Eight blown out into a back garden by the force of the hold hold on to the v t the law be revised to make it she later sobbed to easier to ban all use of found to cancer in mals He predicted that Congress would approve the change explained that the present law authorizes ment to dem request of a good producer asking for sion to a certain What do joung people really scientific polls by the Gilbert by I. B M and oun he said the law requires the government to prove the of you will be Each national survey is made in Do Young People New Will Start Thursday think and talk you are a teenager or in this which pioneered work the used in the The t m about author Eugene Gilbert Hi's research has been chemical workers among 2000 for jn m. the of food processors who retained by th e Gilbert dj jd n and had received Airliner Is Hit By None Injured Ariz. A lightning bolt nipped the aerial on an American Airlines 50 persons Sunday and the plane was swapped for another at Only radio communications were said District ager Milt and gers were unaware the plane had been He the big bound from San Francisco to El Tex took the shock about 15 out of Phoenix The 45 passengers and five crewmen went aboard another no and continued the flight makes a normal stop at lish the first of a weekly series of surveys by Eugene Gilbert of the famed Gilbert Youth Research telling what ideas the nation's teenagers and young adults have on topics of the In conjunction with the national i this paper will conduct a poll among Oshkosh and correlate the findings with those of the Gilbert home military re- lations with brothers and these are just some of the subjects that will be touched And you will want to check your own and those of young people you against those found lent among local youngsters sur as well as the ones rent in Jhe country as a The articles are based on Gilbert He security more than adventure wasn't fair for one food in the Army's hands when to be allowed to use a framed its at 37" denied to other segments of ment the Although he has just turned 30, it is sometimes difficult to tell bert in his Madison Avenue office from some of Kis teen-age poll He keeps in touch personally with youth by talking with the young people who help as well as occasionally going out on The youth research idea came to him as a college student when he read some poorly slanted His first assignment was successful that he left ern where he had been studying and started building his HELP FIGHT TB SEALS got Turn to IKE on Page t EISENHOWER WITH SHAH OF IRAN President Eisenhower and Shah Mohammed Tehran following Ike's arrival Reza Pahlevi of Iran pose at Marble Palace in photo via radio from 4  

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