Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - August 15, 1960, Oshkosh, Wisconsin NOT SO COOL Not so cool tonight warmer most sections Chance of tered showers tomorrow Details on page 2 Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Associated Press and United Press International Ninety-Third Year Oshkosh Wis Monday Evening August 15 1960 22 Pages Price Six Cents Given For Lake Fly Tests Use I Tear Gas In Elisabethville UW Recipient of Grant For Each of Three Years for Research ELISABETHVILLE the Congo fAP Police used tear gas day break up street against Katanga Jer soldiers pledged to political The University of Wisconsin has named looked ciher way recipient of an annual federal grant of slightly more than The Swedish force was out for tne continuation and expansion of the Lake on the first day of patrol in Winnebago lake fly research and control program it was Baking announced today by Dr Ernest A Strakosch of Oshkosh dudes trom soldiers who Dr Strakosch president of had to Tshombe's de- Winnebago Lake Fly Re- search Inc said that the initial is being made available this Year with i similar grants scheduled for 1961 He said that the made by the Institute Health of Washington will provide the lake fly research team com- prised of University of Wisconsin and Oshkosh State College ento- and biologists with proximately twice the amount of money they have had for their studies since the lake fly control program was inaugurated in 1957 Recognition of Work Tne grant Dr Strakosch savang of Laos is indicative the has asked souvanna m a n d s for independence from Patrice Lumumba's government in After arrival c: the force weekend police around the city tear gas bombs Castro Regime Takes Over American Plant Firm Acts To Protect Rights NEW PREMIER large groups refused to dis- perse Members of the opposition 1 Cartel party were later released after paying a equivalent a dollar Young Africans Gather This morning a iarge crowd of young Africans gathered in file's main square in of the post office Police rode up and began ing tear gas bombs An armored t rolled into the square j The soldiers continued Institute nf nF marching on guard posts J til in the distance j work which the Assembly to form Responsibility for in today Vi JV Iff have in the past a government tne rebel the provincial was officially handed over to United Nations Sunday by soldiers in a tearful More soldiers were on j their way to replace Belgian ices in the province The Belgians were to their big military base at 300 mites northwest of j Elisabethville i I Three Battalions j Among the troops heading to j Elisabethville under the ner were Ethiopians flying from UPI Ababa Mali Richard Halverson Jr 29 isn't three vears command announced He said it is also an indication AP of federal recognition of the portance of the lake fly research jj program and of the necessity its continuation and expansion Part of the annual will be used to create a j section for chemistry insect control within the ty of Wisconsin department of en- The section will be i ed up fay Dr William a UW entomologist who has been a research team member since BIRCHWOOD Many in House HAVANA AP The Castro regime has taken over the Freeport Sulphur Company's nickel and cobalt plant in Cuba The plant has been idle since March when the government put a heavy export tax on its output Announcement Sunday of intervention of Freeport's Moa Bay Mining Co heightened fears in i vate business circles con- corning the fate of 75 million rvf Aim I dollars worth of other W ican mining properties still under private management President an the intervention which can mean anything from token supervision to outright joins the but gave no reason It was ex- however the government WASHINGTON The n would sav it had tak r but many HUGE PLANT TAKEN OVER BY CASTRO REGIME This is a general view of the Freeport Sulphur taken over by the regime of Prime Minister Company's 75 million dollar nickel and cobalt Fidel Castro AP plant at Moa Bay in Cuba which has been gram aimed discovering a tical method of alleviating the to n neighboring Kiui some and noxious lake fly problem X officer said this would Can Enlarge Scope Halverson B c h w o o d High rhe to about three The federal funds will make and replace the 4.000 Belgian possible to bring the talents ofv-ere the diers whose presence in Katanga trained marine chemists into Sunday when near tragedy has been a factor in lake Qy research program ing a mass of the further to enlarge the entire scope of the investigations toward a had parked his j containing his son Ricky 3 and r j daughter Debbie 2 on a hill Big Birch Lake a WASHINGTON mines President Richard M ready for some quick The dispatch of African dashes into the South that Katanga was intended to inio states seldom cai Care an Set Back Senate Committee Votes Indigent Program Backed by Aid The states must match l over the plant to protect workers House are taking claiming the management er week of had abandoned it In Xew York the Freeport com- Senate which reconvened a pany said it would take ail ratified a ant- sible steps under Cuban and in- and Passed a law lo protect its billion-dollar public works on rights i Wednesday Since then it has been The action against the Moa P in debate over a to company came a week after a J aise wage and ex- government decree nationalizing ie than 700 million The debate continues today and worth of other voting may start Tuesday in Cuba j The House agreed in July to I Moa Bay is the largest privately come back today but leaders owned mining enterprise in Cuba since have passed the word that in 1957 it was not fully no business will be transacted for last March when of- still another week Routine of the company said they ings with no scheduled action could not continue operations be- were arranged for this week cause of a new 25 per cent tax Somc Committee Action on the gross value of the The forma nj product regardless of income House may however clear the Moa Bay employed about 3.200 fof some acti by e finished it was to turn ouil smoothing out between bills passed by the findings vears be research and worms which eventually emerge from the lake bottom as adult flies 1 As in the past efforts will made to compile and make public an annual report on progress of the research activities Dr kosch joint research team i River to Alexandria Va on Aug party platform was re- 24 by the Senate already has scheduled a Committee Saturday as ir Wednesday to for an indigent health He once was a graduate supported by federal and dent at Duke University in state grants ham X C The committee ii similar to Thrustors B Morton of already passed by the House tucky the Republican national K follows more nearly the pattern million pounds of nickel and pounds of meeting has yet been called the Rules Committee which delayed House consideration housing and has conference on jeral Services Administration the Castro regime are dis- action bv Vice President bussing sale of the plant to M- and House Other American Sam Rayburn still untouched by the be needed to release the include an estimated aid a political item f lief I w f rt vnn was a will continue to function under said he is urging recommended by the Eisenhower j direction of Dr Robert WASHINGTON The Pan ties that have been formed canto trips to administration and supported by chairman of the system faces one of the strain In the process sippi Alabama Georgia and President Richard M department Other challenges Tuesday when these ties may be even further ginia during abbreviated Kennedy's Republican opponent ter of record her husband had faers of the team include Dr Western Hemisphere foreign of Congress for piloted the U2 jet it Dr associate at Asters meet in Rica to The OAS has us antecedents in he is going to all of But Kennedy said Sunday It normal for him to plead the UW and Dr J Daniel Palm cuss Caribbean tensions ar 1826 in the fie nas Iot to must be rewritten on the floor of to Soviet charges of espionage i ana Dr Jacob Shapiro of the At issue will be a warning by by Venezuelan liberator ir'S Morton the Senate before the Senate goes Mrs Powers and the mother State College Slates that Soviet Bolivar said home This Congress should father or Garv communism is quickly gaining lv fh One-Shot Affairs adjourn before it enacts a arrived Saturday for the Dunng the years that have control over Fidel Castro's Cuba T i The GOP chairman said he ex- adequate plan to meet of the American medical needs He spoke at a pilot begins million dollars worth of insurance on list in this campaign pharmaceutical rubber and ia'ammum companies and Is Indicated MOSCOW Attractive 50 million dollars in banks and A Senate battle was indicated Powers over another politically potent care for elderly WINNER citizens The Senate Finance elapsed since the lake ily gram was established a community undertaking have been by public and Tarn to LAKE FLY on Page 2 The actions taken could have might Use Echo I For Normal Thone Use affect on the future of one ia unique Hyde Park observance of shot the of the miles inside Soviet ing of the Social Act May i his Okayed by Six Demos Carolina and Virginia The worked out Morton saia tne forays Democratic Sens S Turn to POWERS on Page 2 lay dormant until when U of State James recent j conference of American states Washington On celebrated as Pan American Turn to OAS on Page 2 of ministers i Although the OAS as it now was formed in It goes back almost 150 years Cuba's move X J orbit the OAS is fets talking across heavens ing one of its sharper crises with the of the I here are the lite today held their first sation with standard telephones The latest experiment in ing sound waves off America's newest space traveler began at when William Met or a research consultant on the Echo 1 project picked up a telephone in Pasadena Calif Victor telephoned the Jet pulsion Laboratories in Goldstone Calif and asked to be connected to the Bell Telephone ries here via the balloon that circles the earth every two hoars at a height of miles The call was plugged into the transmitter and sent via Echo I to Holmdel from Holmdel to Bell's central switchboard in Mid- and back to Holmdel where it rang a telephone The instrument was picked up by William C Jakes Jr research director for the Echo project at Holmdel Hello Victor said How do 1 Jakes told him his voice was in loud and clear You sound as if you're only 40 miles Victor said Turn to CAMPAIGN on Page 2 REGISTER Voters just 22 days remain in which to register for voting in the September Register at the city clerk's office Kerr of Oklahoma and J Allen Frear Jr of Delaware won the s votes of six of the II committee j Democrats and all six leans 5 Kennedy whose wage already is under attack by Republicans Southern crats headed a round of con- with Sen An- nas cers Saturday rejected the SWANSEA Wales of mg such care to all recipients of social security pensions It voted for a limited plan of for medical care outside social security system The plan far closer lo that advocated by the Eisenhower ad- and the Re- publican presidential nominee than to the social security plan backed by Sen John F Kennedy the Democratic nominee Republicans and Southern have offered nearly two score amendments to another Kennedy measure the wage biil Bui Kennedy and his running mate Sen Lyndon B Johnson of Texas showed BO Gay lord the panel would the of about the out- club officials pre- sented a medai Sunday to Pitch a Labrador retriever his master and a chib race But they -A ere worried about what to do if Pitch enters and v mi the next race There's an unuritten club rule that the inner buys a round of beer Nelson Urges Reconsider Rejection Grede force a settlement on the come once tRe starts senat his running Majority Leader Lyndon B son of Texas reserved comment Townsend Pushes M New Pension Plan parties LOS Milwaukee Sunday You may be assured E father with the solid line of Republican ment in J prepare a re- But savs ie more port on them and u support in the committee strike he was prepared to that might iead to it a remarkable achievement point a panel The governor said the public ex- ne old one- fer forced by a in my authority and Hubert H Humphrey panel would prolong Gredes the pan- sa The revenue Minn predicted the Senate would strike jel offer claimed had go to who broaden the committee i About 1.900 UAW members or statutory of Main feature of the their jobs March 9 in a dispute for appointing the ECHO SATELLITE VISIBLE OVER OSHKOSH Echo satellite the communications orbited Friday by the United States was plainly visible to Oshkosh as it passed northward over the Midwest states about p.m Sunday The time photograph was shot on Plus X film with a 135 mm lens at an of 3.5 by Daily Northwestern photographer N J Getchel plan would be an expansion of the centering on welfare and j existing grants issues Bargaining for old age assistance or have broken off several to meet most medical costs for times and the company turned the persons found eligible down mediation offers from the by the states Wisconsin Employment It would offer as much as The union said it was ing lo work with Nelson's panel The governor said Saturday that a month additional for son to help meet medical c if they now qualify for public age or reply said the public has a right and a need to know the facts in the dispute This he said would replace the social security system which he called an inadequate and unfair I have still patchwork which pays the most both the company who need it least Grede was mistaken to think be said the union have sufficient dence in their positions to be for the widest possible lic understanding of the His original pension plan would have been by a cent income tax But said was just to stimulate the flow of money 1
