Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - December 15, 1959, Oshkosh, Wisconsin LITTLE CHANGE Mostly cloudy Partly cloudy Little temperature Details on Page 2. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Associated Press and United Press Ninety-Second Year Tuesday December 15, 1959 32 Pages Price Six Pollock Pool's Filtration Setup Okayed by State Final plans and specifications for the Pollock Memorial Pool tion system were approved day by the State Board of the City of Oshkosh was informed City Mgr. H. S. Thorgrimsen said the approval clears the way for construction of the mechanical portion of the city's new pal swimming Plans and specifications are ex- to reach the board of lic works next Action will then follow to advertise for bids with the bid opening scheduled in about 30 The 30 by 32 foot installation is banned for construction beneath diving board of the main pool n the swimming ng to Architects Theodore H. Ir- on and Leonard H. It is the design of Hugh McClure pool Unusual in swimming pool de- the filtration system is a sand filter operated largely jy It will change the wa- ter completely every seven hours in each of the three pools of the a faster rate than is re- quired by state The Common Council approved the sand filter system upon the j recommendation of engineers as 'the best It has the addr Jed advantage of being less WASHINGTON L. a titan of the to install and operate than the American labor announced today he will resign diatomaceous earth filter units usually its designer told the Also part of the continuous wa- ter filtering and treatment process is the use of chlorine and the whole duplicating on a smaller scale the city's method of water treatment so that pool water can be Architect Irion termed the tion system the of the pool He said other plans and LEWIS WILL STEP DOWN John I. 79, announced today in Washington that he will resign next year as president of the United Mine He will be 80 next Lewis to Quit As UMW Chief Time to Step He Thomas Kennedy to Be Successor Ike's Peace Plea Receives Rousing Ovation in Greece as president of the United Mine Workers early next who will be 80 next Feb. 12. said in a Jetter to UMW members published today in the union's journal that the time has come to step Aids said he is in excellent as millions came to know the union chief in his flamboyant and days of the 1930s and 1940s; has headed the UMW for 40 Few men have greater impact on American economic Continues at Full Pay Lewis will be succeeded auto- by Thomas UMW vice president and former lieutenant governor of 72, a widower who married again just a few weeks is honeymooning in On Lewis will be eligible to continue at full salary of a He did not set a specific date for ing only it would be shortly after the new a familiar figure for Legislators Shout and Applaud ATHENS President Eisenhower received a rousing ovation in the Greek Parliament today and then boarded the U. S. cruiser Des Moines for his first real rest since he began his peace and friendship mission 12 days love peace and freedom and The to work for it his call for peace in The rip-roaring demonstration in an address to the 300-jfar exceeded the reception of his before two other member was interrupted a dozen times by applause and cheers that most shook the The he had Indian and on the trip that has taken him so far to seven nations Eisenhower called on free Communist led minority joined in. J Then hours the Pres tions to be strong eco- Turn to IKE on Page 2 PRESIDENT GIVEN HONORARY SCROLL Spiros president of the Greek dressed the Greek Parliament in At presents an honorary scroll to right is Constantine dent Eisenhower today after Eisenhower ad- Wirephoto via radio from specifications arc based on al of the system and will be com- as soon as Before frost this city crews of the under- installation so covered the site ground filtration WILL SUCCEED Thomas 72, a vice years in newspaper is president of the United Mine responsible more than any other will become UMW labor leader for organizing president automatically when ers of the nation's biggest John L Lewis retires next year tries into labor Capitalize on Acts With the country on its ic knees in the great Lewis capitalized on the National Recovery Act and the Wagner bor Relations Act passed during former President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New This established the rights of Resolution Asks Study of State's Firearms Lays MADISON joint tion calling for a study of unions to organize and firearms laws was introduced of to bargain the Assembly them on wages and working sister the Lewis formed the for years Turn to LEWIS on Page 13 Hear Talk Of Changing Agency Setup enjoyed the protection afforded by firearms registration and gun mit The measure offered by the Committee on Rules at the request of David calls for study by the tive Results would be milled to the 1961 Speaker George Molinaro referred the matter to MADISON Joint Finance Committee for circles heard talk today changing the setup of the young j Slate Department of The talk came from Republi along with remarks that agency the Legislature created at Gov. GaylOrd Nelson's request has acquired too much Robert Travis majority party and Reuben La Fave led in voicing criticism of the Must Continue Integration Of Herter PARIS a direct lenge to U. S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter day told the foreign ministers of Rockefeller In State for Test Several Hundred Greet Governor When Plane Arrives in Madison ident took his leave of the royal family and drove in a Pro cession to the Athens Stadium jw v where he boarded a helicopter the short flight to the Des j The President wijl have a day rest aboard the Des broken only by a meeting day in Tunis with Tunisian ident Habib Accompanied by Officials Greek Premier Constantine and other Greek officials had only one complaint accompanied the President to President The President got his greatest ovation when he told Parliament Stay Too Short Iran er's wasn't long During his six hour stay the Iranians cheered his message could be summed newer they never in the words and ship in the forces under one its military Herter's remarks at the sion to resolve the differences di- viding French President Charles de Gaulle from his allies in the North Atlantic Treaty De Gaulle has openly ed the principle of integrated that excavation is expected to be- soon after contracts are probably in Complaint On Depot's Move Is Dismissed MADISON The Public Service Commission dis- missed Monday a complaint residents of Appleton against action of the North Western way in moving its passenger depot from the downtown The railway moved the depot to Appleton Junction in 1958, con- tending the railway was subject to prosecution because its trains blocked crossings at the old Residents complained that the new location did not provide The PSC said the railway had agreed to improve the depot ing and pave a parking lot for The location of the de- pot is within the railroad's provided reasonably quate service is MADISON Lawmakers North Atlantic Alliance MADISON Gov. Nelson could said The legislators rose to their feet with a roar of shouts and Eisenhower departed from his prepared text to feel that here I am men like myself and all NATO must continue to Rockefeller flew into Wisconsin opening an intensive two- day swing through one of the I in the sin Renk same ing session of NATO's annual Rockefeller said Sunday that he ministerial review sharply under- 1 He brought with him the Jike make an lined the major task of the of a program Designed prior to Jan the who added he hoped the Yorker would make the expressed the At Closed Session Herter spoke in a closed sion of the Ministerial A NATO spokesman reported his speech to a news Herter mentioned recent press reports implying the United States might be planning withdrawals of forces from He said these showed a fundamental tion of U. S. policy and that the Turn to NATO on Page 2 Postpone Election Of Council's Chief commission TASTE TELLS M I D D L E T 0 England Joe super- visor of fruitcake production in a jam factory for 25 said he didn't eat any cake at Christmas year and has no intention of eating any this farmers in the Middle New York Legislature The New York governor's trip Wisconsin Republicans are wisconsin has been billed as mainly in favor of attempt to measure his President Richard Nixon for the GOP presidential several hundred Turti to on Page 2 sons greeted Rockefeller when into a hotel He a brief describing the knit Republican organization in New York State and particularly in Westchester his home Delayed by Fog Two former governors of consin were among those who met him at the They were Vernon Thomson and Oscar GOP State Jasper also was at Robert national rode with Rockefeller the flight from Little Space In Red Press MOSCOW President trip is receiving to-day coverage in Moscow's but volume is small and no- where near the space given to re- Chairman frOm New York the airport week s convention of the can Communist President not soon be Senate Refers Revenue Bills To Committee MADISON The State Senate referred Gov. Gaylord son's two revenue ures Monday to Sen. William committee on Insurance and a Republican from Lake but factory An editorial in one of leading keynoted the local unprecedented welcome showed that Iran supports and confirms the policy of Iran will bid him Line Route An impressive majority of ran's two million citizens saw or heard his message of praise for their steadfastness against Communist Mayor Nasser mated that lined the dent's Thousands saw him on television Still more heard him by Veteran Iranian newspapermen pointed out that the turnout was doubly impressive because day was not an official Government workers had the and his committee will a withholding plan and an alternate revenue raising posal which among other increase the income tax rate to three-fourths of 1 per cent. Either of the revenue measures would produce enough to balance an expected deficit of about 25 million dollars in 1960-61. Passed Week The revenue and the Both editorial and official all passed in the on Eisenhower's Assembly last clerks and businessmen were posed to stay at their Apologizes to Country never saw such a reception for anyone in my said one what it might have been if he had been when we all could have seen At just fore off for he am sorry and I want to apologize to this beautiful country and all its citizens because I did not and could not stay I flight was 30 utes bv fos The governor was scheduled no numan interest I postponed the election of a man of the Legislative Council's Judiciary Committee Monday when balloting Two ballots resulted in a tie be- tween Assemblymen W. W. and Would Organize State f Duffy Supporters of Rockefeller Sen. Allen Monday they would organize a The lower house sent tax revenue plans to the Newspapers and Senate in order to There have been no unusual dis- like to stay as many days the I have w j p. Milwaukee liter He hadi mm ended in a a speech on foreign have ntrt a f. lems to be delivered tonight to accompany their brief re- Nelsons fore the World Affairs for 1960-61 was Stories from Rome pointedly re- to come up for debate this was elected vice chairman by unanimous Assemblyman John Crawford i was elected agency that was formed by ing several other long-established state La Fave said the new unit gave too much authority Joe E. head of the department pointed to his job by Gov. Travis said plans call for duction of legislation to repeal the law creating the Before taking over his baum was Nelson's financial ad- His appointment still lacks Senate Troops Kill Seven MACAO Chinese Com- Find One of Two Fliers After Tanker Collide r Maine i the tanker crew was hospitalized I le of two airmen who but the Air Force said it was planes had EAST bailed out of a jet bomber Monday night after a collision with a tanker was found in the snow-covered Maine lands An Air Force spokesman said two parachutes were spotted on the ground by a helicopter which landed to pick up Capt. William 34, Pa. He was taken to search headquarters at The fate of Lt. David B. 24, Mich the gator of the was not im- mediately Temperatures were near zero during the Both had survival kits and the only a Three of the men suffered minor The collision occurred shortly after the er and the jet bomber began a routine refueling Airman 1-C Earl D. Gooch of Missile Blows Up Over Pacific Ocean said the two having trouble throughout the rendezvous be- cause the signal tem wasn't working He said the bomber came too close and seemed like he just jumped at Boy what a The refueling boom punched through the tearing a yard-wide mable fuel poured into the er and splashed over both Harris and apparently VANDENBERG AIR bailed out of the Calif. Thor The Air Force said they mediate range missile blew have been the first two to slate of Wisconsin delegates for him if he decides to enter the state's presidential think we could line up a slate of very qualified delegates who would be pledged to said Wilbur Renk of Sun he'll have to give us the Renk and Floyd Springer of head a group of ent Wisconsin Republicans who would like to see Rockefeller as the nation's next president the welcome given by Italy's Communist But none of the accounts has made any reference to the of the crowds or tried to isess the warmth of their Vere Fiedler Confirmed in Highway Post The 174'- million dollar highway budget was referred to the Senate Highway which is MADISON headed by Sen. Jess MiHer 56-year-old career engineer from Richland Lawsuit Could Make Squatter Millionaire PHILADELPHIA W Any received unanimous ate confirmation Monday as a member of. the State Highway Fiedler Harold commission chairman who mandatory Gov. Gaylord Nelson named Fiedler to serve until March 1, 1961, the time remaining the land in the area now is Plummer's at a salary lot millionaire oversights last June by filing in day the Senate j Common Pleas Court to have bills which passed Springer said that if now a to to an announces he will seek the Its outcome could make aj Stevenson asserted his i In other action in a rare nomination a formal club dealer a said The Plaintiff is Harold declared legal owner of Allow Supreme Court justices to considered entering the 69' for u a law examiner at a top but hasn't made a he squatted on 64 acres of He claiming the oldest con- ary Of J ithen worthless marshland in in Anglo Saxon law that of Permit a State Fair concession stand operator to transfer his beer license to the party buying his Rockefeller movement East wick Because of in Anglo ad verse among Wisconsin property now is estimated about a million which means without permission of the owner for at least 21 About a year ago the phia Redevelopment Authority I condemned the 64 Most of Stevenson asserts he moved Create a second branch of to the property in 1928 and held worth County Court under a judge if it in- distinct to be elected next Establish an interim study on over the Pacific Monday a the plane in a normal after launching by a Bribing munist troops on Lappa riddled with gunfire a sampan i Air Force said if neither was j The was directed to carrying seven persons during the parachute It was the second of 10 Thors nearest landing Dow Air refuge in Portuguese Macao Sun-1 ing they could survive for fired by a Royal Air Force crew Force while the bomber it was reported Fourteen other seven in to The first was destroyed was ordered to Westover including three jeach rode to safe landings by a safety officer when it went Base in killed or after the collision at off I home base for both craft HELP FIGHT Tl CHRISTMAS SEALS I the land is part of the huge and hostile adverse possession as j advisability of buying more iwick project all the world for a period County land for Wildcat of it. are in nearby and it is He State Park County and can be used court to declare him the private jer and to void all deeds and The tract is located about Lama quarter-mile across the Elias H. the title and highway from International denies Stevenson occupied India port and is near the new multi- the property for 21 Stein Dalai exiled of plant of the Scott was a tenant or arrived in Paper Co. and recognized for a four-day stay on Stevenson's J. as having a superior title to to Buddhist IB says the going price for L NEWSPAPER fi fi C E
