New Mexican (Newspaper) - May 3, 1963, Santa Fe, New Mexico founded 1849 Year Issue No 132 16 SANTA FE NEW MEXICO FRIDAY MAY 3 1963 10 Cents Two Men Scale Peak KATMANDU Nepal American ami a guide made up the team that took Old to the peak of Mt Everest expedition spokesman said day A statement radioed from the expedition's base camp however still kept secret the name of American and the native man who went with him Sherpas live in the heights of Nepal The statement read by the the western ridge the spokesman said Two previous successful British in 1953 and Swiss in the summit from South Col Chinese Communists claimed in 1560 they climbed Everest from the north and placed there a bust of Mao The spokesman No dence of previous expeditions was spokesman said all climbers j found at the summit and support party had returned j The spokesman was reading a o the baie camp The spokesman said attempts to reach the peak by two other routes were being planned The team placed aluminum flags on the summit the an said The successful climb was made from the South Col a pass Plans are now going ahead for a second assault on the southeast ridge and an attempt by way of radioed Irom the base camp An earlier message reported that all personnel were well An expedition spokesman here said he had narrowed to eight the Americans who made the U.S conquest of day The names of the teams and their achievements will be re- leased only after all planned at- templs are By a process of elimination an expedition spokesman listed the eight names from he IS cans on the mission The 10 ers he said were engaged in er tasks The eight Barry C Bishop 30 of National Geographic ciety Washington Dr vid I Dingman 26 Baltimore he expedition leader Norman 44 Santa Monica ilif Luther G Jerstad 26 Eu- gene Ore Richard Pownall 35 Denver Colo Barry W Prather 24 Ellensburg Wash Dr Gilbert Roberts 28 Berkeley Calif and James W Whilaker 32 Redmond Wash Norman G Monica Calif leader of American expedition on Ml Everest is shown in a file photo It was disclosed that two members of expedition reached the fop of the foot high peak on May 1st Suit Filed Against A Bernalillo County resident Gonzales has filed a suit against the New co Stale Police Board and Stale Policeman Juan In suit Gonzales states Hint he was under the influence oi liquor when arrested by tevan who stationed in Cuba Oct 14 1051 and placed in the Cuba Village jail Gonzales states thai he was arrested in Sandoval Counly at right and was placed in the un heated Cuba Village jail by who knew that he was and could not ably lake care of himself anc carelessly and lefl Gonzales wilhout attendants or other keepers without removing match- es or as a source ol danger As a proximate result of such carelessness suit slates Gon tales suffered personal injuries consisting of multiple burn o varying degrees which have anc will continue to cause great suf fering and disability Besides Santistevan the named the present slate police board members as defendants They are Henry Jaramillo Jr chairmen and members Clay I D Worrell Raymond 0 Padilla and James A Coury Bulletin WASHINGTON AP The Senate Appropriations tee voted today to restore million of million that he House cut from ations budget of the PM Office Department for he next year Senalors said they were dent his would make sary any substantial reductions in postal service in fiscal year starling July 1 under new 970 on your dial Jorge Gon zales Haitian Factions Fight o Dominicans Threatening To Invade SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic UPI Now and bitter fighting between rival political factions in was reported here today as President Juan Bosch renewed threats to attack Haiti in lie event of any further aggressions against the Dominican Haitian sources here said guerrilla ami led by once ic government's security chief a militia patrol on ol Port au Prince Wed esday night killing 45 Guerrilla snr THE BIRD IN INDIAN ARTS That's the name of the latest show including live birds at Ilic Institute of American Indian Arts Julie Gouge folks back to a turkey gobbler while conducting visitors from the Ariz i boarding school through the gallery Mr and and Mrs 0 G East loaned the turkey the Acoma Pel Center sent up sonic parrots to add to atmosphere Highway Dept Calls For Bids Fighters Battle Wind Flames At Baca The Highway Department called bids today to be opened May 24 on seven projects estimated at million Two interstate jobs find a al lands highway project lo be the westbound lane at Milagro U S 70 Hidalgo County from 13 miles northwest of miles southeastward Slate Road 53 McKinley County from the Arizona line 11.278 miles paid for 100 per cent with federal funds under the Public Works Program are on the list The largest job is a primary project on U S 550 from north of Aztec to the Colorado Slate line The department also asked lor bids on 4.312 miles of Interstate 25 in Dona Ana County north of U.S 70 The job would continue Interstate route to an inter- change at Rincon Other projects up for Interstate 40 Guadalupe ty construction of a slip ramp on Mishaps Hurt 3 Santa Three persons were injured Thursday none seriously in separate accidents in Santa Fe Two passengers in a 1850 Buick which on lower W Alameda St were al SI Vincenl Hospital Thursday ning LeRoy Barela 18 of 730 W Alameda St received a sprained elbow and Charlie Anaya 18 of 620 Alto St received a broken arm Driver of the car E Martinez 21 of 127 St old Officer Paul Baca he was traveling west on the Alameda from a dirt road leading to he dump Ke said when he attempted to make the turn he went over a bridge and overturned Baca said Martinz was sprawled on the ground by the overturned Buick when he arrived He cited Martinez for driving while under the influence of intoxicating and reckless driving Phillip Sena 6 of 519 Franklin ran into the side of car al intersection of Kathryn and Hickox Sis Thursday afternoon Other than a broken left thumb and a few scratches Phillip was reported in good condition He told his father he didn't see U S 60 Guadalupe and De- iaca counties sealing 57.468 miles ran Vaughn to Sumner U.S Eddy County con- struction of a weigh slation hrce miles south of Carlsbad Scottish Rile Masons Here For Reunion Scottish Rite Masons from all over New Mexico will gather in Santa Fe May for their annual reunion Some 600 members a class of 125 and about 100 wives are expected to attend The schedule of events will in with registration of the class at 8 May 13 followed by a meeting of the Co-ordinate Bodies at The Fourth Sixth Seventh Eighth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth and Fourteenth Degrees will be conferred and the Ninth and Thirteenth Degrees will be communicated during the re- mainder of the day's activities Class organization will begin May 14 at followed by Widows Relief Talk Degrees lo be conferred on May 14 include he Fifteenth Eighteenth Twen tieth Twenty sec and Twenty-third and sixth The Seventeenth Nine Twenty-fourth Twenty fifth degrees will be communi caled A breakfast at the Desert Inn for class members will begin events May 15 Other will include conferring of the Twenty seventh Twenty ninth Thirtieth Thirty-first and Thirty second Degrees The Degree will be communi caled The Executive Committee in eludes Richard W Thome Chair man Deputy of the Supreme Coun cil Laurence E Wheeler Mas Continued On Page Two the car and ran into the side ol it The car was driven by Mrs Thelma M Breen 125 Spruce Don't Check pages 13 14 1 No citation was issued The Mighty ad A fire on he Baca ition in the western portion of le Valle Grande was whipped ut of control by a high wind and spread over a cre area of prime limber land n less than two hours the Stale Dept reported today The fire started Wednesday lightning tentatively set as ic cause but was confined by State Forestry crews and firefighters As of early yesterday loon ilie blaze was believed to be inder control with only four acres over However severe of winds which struck rca about 3 p.m yesterday xxl flames over ire lines nd by 5 p.m spot fires covered area Forty-five fire fighters ng and Zia Indians of New Mexico Timber Co which has timber in he area were rushed to cene last night Two bulldozers wo pumpers and power saws also STK moved in During the night spot fires merged but by morning fire rews had a line around the area and fire again was ed under control However the firefighters were casting a wary eye al the weather Forecasts call for winds again this afternoon which means the fire could rngc out of control again al any ute And 25 fire fighters from Santo Domingo were en route lo the scene The fire was spoiled by the Forestry Dept as aboul 45 miles from Los Alamos on property re- cently purchased by the Land and Cattle Co However New Mexico Timber Co owns in the area In Arab Union BEIRUT Lebanon A unborn Arab union of Syria and Egypt was reported ened today by a split in the government of Syria sources In Beirut re- ported six members the Syrian Cabinet and of the nil ing National Revolutionary Coun cil have resigned leaving he Ba'ath Socialist parly in of the country Six civilian members of the Revolutionary Council walked out at the same time the sources reported Open House At Institute Open house is becoming a regu Inr event at the of ican Indian Arts which is holding its second one in as many months this weekend The U S of In- Indian Arts and Crafts Board has chosen occasion lo hold ils quarterly meeting here Lloyd New arl director al he Institute serves on board along with Vin Price Dr Frederick II who is chairman and director of Museum ol American Indian in New York Rene or of the Museum of Art in New City and Eric Denver arl dealer The Institute will open ils arl and from 2 lo 4 p.m Saturday and Sunday or public and federal ward to visil An monial wilh dancers from the Southwest Southeast Alaska be held from 7 lo p.m Saturday At that lime In- lian foods and prepared jy lie will be offered o the public or sale Joe will tape fes for broadcasting on his regular Sunday noon program over radio slation The variety of dances am is indicated by num tribes represented a the Institute in its year o- operation The ceremonial also is open lo public wil be held in the open field al thi rear of girls dorm The easies access from Cerrillos Road is th at the U S Indian Hos pital The students art work will be displayed in the old building which has been re modeled as studios Some of thei Continued On Page Two BANK CLEARINGS RISE ALBUQUERQUE UPI Ban and withdraw billion in during the foi of 1983 an increase of million over the like period i April clearings million compared to million in April 1962 any were re Heavy firing of and nt least five grenade were on I h outskirts Bardo las vowed a Ton Ton so bogeymen militia unit the regime Sharp Dominican reaction wa expected lo Haiti's refusal con through Organization c American Stales negotiators I expel four ol Lit Dictator Rafael L whos in Port au Prince Ih Josch regime considers a provo calion Bosch served last 10 would ask the of the OAS to sever and failin us orce himself against his neigh bor The OAS to investigate Domin can charges Haiti visit to a Prince last night and flew her en home o Washington ITic group mel today in a conference room o draft a pn note to the Dominican on Haiti's replies lo their charges The committee to lak weeks to draft its formal port lo the OAS council The committee report could r suit in sanctions under the dc Janeiro mutual aid treaty Haiti is found guilty of a throat to hemisphere peace an security members said loda had received proof th Ll Francois a young c accused by Haiti of an a last week President Francois w children was in the Dominica embassy in Port au Prince al CAPITOL EL CHIVO Exemptions from the Stale Personnel Act is one of the most discussed subjects around the Capitol these days as de- heads draw up their organizational to set how many exempt positions will be created At the present time there are about 54 exempt positions throughout the slate but this figure is expected to nearly triple within the next few weeks The Bureau of Revenue which could qualify for over SO e m p t i o n a if Commissioner Brunacini would lake all he law allows will probably end up with 27 exempt positions All but six of these will be in Simla Fe Under bis table of tion shows exempt positions for the Gas Tax sion Income Tax Division uor Control Division Finance Division Records sion the School Tax Division and the six district offices being created around the state He is reportedly at reports going around the cap- thai you as well empl whole bureau as the 50 or so exemptions he is going lo ask Inr who has said he believes in the Slate Personnel Acl could make well over 58 exemptions if he left he dis- and as they were operating when he look office He had 16 around stale and each have qualified for at least three ex- empt positions Instead he is culling lin number of fo six and exempting only the district division heads from the personnel act The Motor Vehicle ment under Commissioner ny Sanchez has 17 divisions or but Sanchez is not On Page Two More Deadlock Seen For Talks GENEVA AP The United States warned the Soviet Union day that continued abuse and dis- of Western policies can only lead the disarmament to an ever-deepening deadlock U.S Ambassador Charles C Fire Hoses Dogs Turned Upon Young Negro Children BIRMINGHAM Ala UPI jpark diagonally loward a The Negroes ran screaming Police turned high pressure fire loses on hundreds of groes who gathered in a ham park for a racial Dogs were also let loose inlo the crowd on long leashes Many in crowd were young dren The incident occurred when group of students who had ered in a Church poured from he doors singing freedom songs clapping and waving heir arms More than other Negroes had gathered at the edge of the park and on corners surrounding church Ths marched across where a fine company was standing by Multitudes of spectators lowed them across the park ing the freedom song As they reached corner on police orders Iwo hoses on crowds Screams went up when the high pressure waler hit the Negroes sending many of them sprawling across pavement As soon as the waler streams passed crowds surged for- again only to be mel by slill another blast of water Afler 10 minutes of the ings police brought dogs on long lea shot from cars and marcher with into crowds time o the attack Three told Soviet Delegate K that his rising chant of abuse and shrill tions ruled out any possibility of serious negotiations At recent meetings of con- ference and other viet bloc delegates devoted most of their speeches to charges the Western powers encouraged by sinister and vested interests in ths United Stales and West Germany were deliberately sabotaging all prospects of disarmament in order to continue A zied Western buildup of nuclear the children's bodyguards were slain Haiti had charged thai can diplomat allowed Benoil to leave embassy lo carry the allack and thus violated the principle of political asylum The accusation was used lo the encirclement ol Dominican embassy by Haitian troops Members of the OAS committee were said to be convinced Benoil had no part in April 26 tack in Port au The group was also said lo have found evidence to supper Continued On Page Two NEWS IN BRIEF ward church as officers on motorcycles look up the chase One officer on a cycle ran inlo crowd hitting with his night slick Police slopped their pursuit -s he Negroes again reached the church The had gathered day in the church used as jumping off point for sive demonstrations Thursday Integration leader Dr Marlin Luther King Jr addressed students for minutes as was caic Thursday prior lo the that saw more than 750 Negroes arrested and jailed The Congo UPI Congolese soldiers and gendarmes today put down a short-lived by policemen who were demanding more pay BIRMINGHAM Ala UPI Police arrested more than 750 Negroes here Thursday in largest mass protesting ever held in Slain WASHINGTON AP Justice Douglas of the Supreme Court granted slays of execution lo men scheduled to die day in California's gas chamber at San Quentin Prison NEW DELHI India APp Secretary oJ Stalt Dean Rusk discussed world situation wilh Prime Minister today giving special attention to India's tense relations with neighboring Pakistan WASHINGTON AP Sen tes Kefauver entered Bethesda Naval Hospital day BOGOTA Colombia AP Ul- tra leftist youths the U S and Venezuelan with eggs Thursday night the envoys left a museum ADEN AP An emergency Continued On Page Two Don't Check pages 13 H IS The Mighty Want
