Stevens Point Daily Journal (Newspaper) - April 10, 1963, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Dial Di Steuens Journal Did Di SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STEVENS POINT WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY APRIL 10 1963 COPY 6c FOURTEEN PAGES NATO Chiefs Discuss Nuclear Force Plan By PATRICK MCNULTY PARIS AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk and four of his European colleagues joined delegates of the North Atlantic Council today for a defense discussion concerned mostly with NATO nuclear strategy The presence of French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de save a hint of KEEPING IN TOUCH Susan Knight 17 reaches up to touch the face of FBI Di- rector J Edgar Hoover as she and a group of blind students from the Perkins tute pay him a call at the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington The school is at Watertown Mass Others in the group are from Gail Schmidt 20 Carol Glover 20 and James Callahan 18 The youngsters plan to spend four or five days seeing the capital Aim To Protect All In County In SIP Drive A countywide project aimed at persuading every eligible person In the county to be immunized against poliomyelitis by taking the Sabin oral vaccine was launched in earnest Tuesday night At a meeting at the Building some 75 and representatives of cooperating went over details of procedures for organizing and operating public clinics planned for three Sundays on April 21 May 19 and June 16 at various locations in the county The plans are geared for the Immunization of all persons in- fants through adults with the Sabin vaccine which is simply swallowed on a sugar cube In- fants three months of age or er all children and youth and all adults should take the vaccine whether or not they ever have been previously immunized with the Salk vaccine it is emphasized by the Portage County Medical Society sponsor of the Stop tile Paralysis SIP program We hope that at least 90 per cent of the people in Portage County will get to the tion centers on Sunday April said Dr Frank C Iber city health officer and chairman of the cal Society's Immunization Com- He reported that Racine County recently recorded 91 per cent of the population immunized with the oral vaccine and he said another county in the Milwaukee suburban area hit the 99 per cent mark Dr Iber explained that those who do not take advantage of the public clinic program will be able to make later arrangements for immunization at their family offices but the dure then will be more difficult to arrange and more expensive The cost established for the public clinics is 25 cents per dose to cover the cost of the program No one will be refused however re- of their ability to pay he stressed The important thing is that the three separate doses of the vaccine are taken by everyone so that polio can be eliminated as a health threat to our Dr Iber declared It was pointed out See VACCINE page 13 Pope Issues Special Appeal For Halt To Weapons Race By EUGENE LEVI VATICAN CITY AP Pope John XXIII appealed day for an end to the arms race and for the United Nations to be given the structure and means to safeguard world peace In an encyclical titled Pacem in Terris Peace on the pontiff called for reduction of arms stockpiles a ban on nuclear weapons and a general agreement tually on progressive disarmament and an effective method of control The Pope conflagration of war may be set off by some and unexpected chance He Even though the monstrous power of modern weapons acts as a deterrent it is to be feared that the mere continuance of nuclear tests undertaken with war in mind will have fatal con- sequences for life on the earth The Pope called for the rent of arms equality to be re- placed by universal acceptance of the fundamental principle that the true and solid peace of nations consists not in equality of arms but in mutual trust alone Writing as the of Jesus Christ Wintry Chill Doesn't Halt Spud Planting On the one hand crops are ing in On the other hand time temperatures are dropping to levels suspiciously reminiscent of its structure and in its vicar on earth and as reter of the very profound ing of the entire human the pontiff beseeched especially those who have the responsibility of public affairs to spare no bor in order to ensure that world events follow a reasonable and human course Pope John indicated he hoped the United Nations eventually might become a strong world But he did not ly mention what means it should have at its dis- posal such as a police force He A public authority having worldwide power and endowed with the proper means for the pursuit of its objective which is the universal common good in concrete form must be set up by common accord and not imposed by force But the pontiff said nations were right in yielding in obedience to an authority im- posed by force or to an authority in whose creation they had no part or to which they themselves did not decide to submit by con- scious and free choice Pope John said a world authority must be ered because national leaders in the modern world are on a ing of equality and are no er capable of facing the task of finding an adequate solution to the problems It is our earnest the Pope continued that the United encyclical or papal circular letter was the first of the 300 encyclicals issued since 1740 to be devoted exclusively to a systematic analysis of peace in all its aspects political social theoretical theological and prac tical It also was the first papal en- See POPE page 13 Okray Putting Up Packing Grading Building The Okray Produce Co will pu up a big new potato packing and grading shed in Plover this spring Gearing and grading for the foot building has started but actual construction will not begin until May 15 said Edward Okray an officer of the firm The steel structure should b ready for use about July 15 he reported The building will be on a piece of land the company recently bought from T C Pierce It ii in River Drive west of the Plove business area and along the Green Bay Western Railway track running to Stevens Point Okray said the company's pack ing and grading facilities nov conducted in buildings in Plove and Stevens Point will be consoli dated in the new structure Event offices will be moved there too Okray reported the building wil contain modern equipment fo quality control Later on the property is ex to be the site of facilities holding up to 150 car loads of potatoes Okray said The company now can store uj to 125 carloads but its are scattered Okray Produce is a large-scale grower as well as a dealer i potatoes with a big acreage ir Portage County Point's Municipal winter Stevens port had a reading of 18 above last night lower than any spot in Wisconsin and only one degree warmer than the national mini- mum recorded in Hibbing Minn The cold spell not easy to take after last week's early spring heat wave is scheduled to stay with us another day or so Despite the chill potato planting Is now in full swing in Portage County with ground conditions re- ported excellent On the debit side the fire ard reduced at the start of the by rain is building up again become ever more equal to the magnitude and ty of its tasks and that the day may come when every human be- ing will find therein an effective Easter Vacation Starts In Schools Easter vacation began in Ste vens Point's public and parochii schools when classes ended thi afternoon At Pacelli and Maria Hig emu let nig safeguard for the rights which de- Schools SL Joseph's St Peter's Kennedy Delays Trip On News Of Steel Price Hik gave a reater French interest in the dea of a nuclear orce There was no sign that President Charles de Gaulle was ng his basic opposition to the plan Foreign Secretary Lord Home I Britain Foreign Minister lard Schroeder of West Germany and Foreign Minister Atilio of Italy also participated in he session a regular weekly meeting of permanent lors of the alliance The chief item was the proposed nuclear combat force under NATO command which has been denounced by the Russians as a plan that would expand the arms race and spread the danger of war Rusk was to give the council progress report on the nuclear orce plan Also high on the da was a Soviet diplo- matic note denouncing one phase of the plan 55 ion fleet of fast merchant ships armed with Polaris nuclear siles If NATO warships were to be- in poking around the seas dis- guised by flags of he Soviet note said this would be practically equivalent to an un- declared state of war The Soviet note charged the whole plan was designed to arm West Germany with nuclear pons and would trigger a new spurt in the nuclear arms race It implied that nonnuclear nations which joined in the plan could ex- to be hit by Soviet rockets in case of an East-West war U S Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara flew to London to confer with British defense on the NATO nuclear plans He is to join Rusk in Paris day The United States lately has been urging creation of a fleet of 25 merchant ships manned by crews of mixed The British have posed a force made up of units from each country with each unit retaining its national identity De Gaulle Keeps Door Open On Nuclear Force By M HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON AP French President Diaries de Gaulle is re- ported holding the door open for eventual strategic cooperation be- tween France's projected nuclear striking force and the forces of the other North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies Qualified sources in Paris re- port French atomic bombs and supersonic atomic bombers will begin rolling along production lines this fall De Gaulle's attitude on an Allied nuclear force and on other issues has resulted during the past few days in easing somewhat the sis in NATO and has raised hopes in the Kennedy administration of avoiding a worsening split President Kennedy has an op- today to survey the NATO situation in a National curity Council meeting Another possible topic of debate in the ret policy-making council was the threatening situation in Laos ated by an outbreak of fighting between neutralist and munist Pathet Lao troops Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Paris for a meeting of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza tion conferred for 70 minutes Monday with De Gaulle It was the first such high level French conference since De Gaulle blocked Britain's entry into the Common Market last January and rejected President Kennedy's offer of Polaris missiles Rusk's meeting with De Gaulle was described in re- ports to Washington as entirely cordial They covered a variety of subjects ranging from the Far East to Cuba De Gaulle's attitude is now in here as reflecting a de- sire on his part to avoid See FRENCH page 13 Cuban Exiles Reject Resignation MIAMI Fla AP Cuban Council rejected day the resignation of its dent Jose Miro Cardona and said Miro would continue head the exile A decision to refuse the tion was reached in a all night meeting The council then issued a ment declaring a slate of grave crisis exists caused by the ent policy of the government of this country President clamixlown on raids prompted the declaration Cuban exiles were urged to close ranks to produce the sary national unity to accelerate the fight to overthrow Castro The U.S State Department through a representative who flew to Miami had added its voice to those who wanted Miro to con- heading the coalition of jor fronts The grave-faced heavy-set mer Havana law professor was prompted to offer his resignation as a token of a clash with the Kennedy administration over its Cuban policy A government source which would not be identified said in Washington that Miro had de- manded of U.S officials a voice in a U.S invasion of Cuba or else million to equip a Cuban ex- against Castro Laos Control Team Visits Fighting Scene By ANTOINE TARED VIENTIANE Laos AP The tional Control Commission made a flying visit today to the Plaine des Jarres and the commission chairman said the situation between neutralist troops and the nist Pathet Lao remained tense The chairman Avtar Singh of India said there was no report however of fresh fighting between the former in the Laotian civil allies war ready to extend their hold A campaign by the Pa thet Lao probably would mean a quick Red than e Wheeling Steel Announces Boost WASHINGTON AP President Kennedy postponed day until Thursday morning his departure for a Florida vacation obviously because of the possibility of a broad steel price increase Wheeling Steel Corp announced Tuesday night an age price boost of about a ton on selected items Kennedy has been watching closely to see whether other steel companies will follow with price boosts of their own A year ago he quashed a general increase kicked off by U.S Steel Kennedy had planned to eave the White House at 4 p.m to fly to Palm Beach for an Easter vacation But White House press tary Pierre Salinger announced that Kennedy had postponed the long war on the Viet Nam pattern the United States and its The commissions trip was intervene with large of a campaign re- store peace in the area which the United States regards as a prime testing ground of the claimed Soviet policy of peaceful coexistence A Southeast Asia Treaty show of force also was scheduled as a warning to the Communist Pathet Lao faction that is threatening to fan the flames of civil war again In- The control dian Canadian and Polish bers planned to stay only a few hours at he trouble scene 120 miles northeast of Vientiane since numbers of their own troops The civil war which ended last year demonstrated that the right-wing army of Gen Phoumi was no match for the Pathet Lao Resistance by Kong Le's badly outnumbered neutralist troops probably would be short Meeting in Paris the eight SEATO allies made plans for a massive show of force in boring Thailand and the South China Sea in an effort to military rive directly from his dignity as a person and which are therefore universal inviolable and able rights This is all the more to be hoped for since all human beings they take an ever more active part in the public life of their own political communities are ing an increasing interest in the affairs of all peoples and are be- coming more consciously aware and no major precipitation is they are living members of sight a world community and St Stephen's Parochial Schools and St Paul Lutheran School classes will resume day St Stanislaus School will reopen Wednesday P J Jacobs High School and the city public schools will be back in session a day earlier Monday But they will close day May 31 creating a four-day Memorial Day weekend Wisconsin been closed reopen next Tuesday State College all week and has will age Communist tures The SEATO plans call for allied Droops to re-enter Thailand which the Pathet Lao has refused to a border with mit establishment of a for ground maneuvers They ent truce team there The there last year for similar ators hoped to arrange a peace look and listen warnings to the Reds SEATO navies also scheduled massive air and sea training strikes in the South China meeting between neutralist Gen Kong Le and the Pathet Lao tary chief Gen Repeated Pathet Lao attacks in the past 10 days forced ist troops of Gen Kong Le to draw from the town of and retreat to the Plaine Skindiver Says Cubans Tried To Convert Crew MIAMI Browne a former Milwaukeean who re- turned to the United States Tues day atter a second confinement in Cuban jails said his captors at- tempted to convert his fishing boat crew to communism Browne and eight other cans shipwrecked with him were flown from Cuba in a cial airliner that had delivered medicines and food supplies as part of the ramson for held prisoners The Cubans figured we were Central Intelligence Agency said Browne a prisoner for 67 days He and his crew had set out in a fishing boat Jan 20 and had been at sea five days when rudder damage and open seams forced them to abandon the boat getting away in a boat They drifted five days before being washed ashore on a Cuban beach and were arrested It was the second Cuban confinement for Browne held as a er for six weeks in 1960 Anyone arriving in Cuba goes Browne said We were taken to headquarters in vana in cars Then they placed in cells in a secret police headquarters Browne said They tried to con- vert my boys to communism We were kept in individual cells There were no windows just louvered doors Browne said he had lost 32 pounds and added There seems to be plenty of food in Cuba vided you like beans and rice Browne said he saw enough of Cuba not to like 35 to 40 are repressed suppressed The kids have all the guns The crew was released through the effort of New York James B Donovan Browne was met by his wife jof nine years a er at a restaurant i Of her husband she said He's adventurer at heart He does i what other people would like to do And of she I to him a kiss but he doesn t look like the kind you'd run up to and buss Tomah Firm Low Bidder On Sewers Bids on the first installment of Stevens Point's 1963 sewer con- struction program were opened Tuesday night with R G Rezin Inc of Tomah getting the nod for the job Rezin submitted a bid of 124.80 well under the ad- vance estimate The approval by the Board of Public Works is subject to cation by the Common Council Five companies bid on the job with Rezin about under the firm Rezen had a slightly lower bid for concrete pipe but the board decided to spend about more for clay pipe which is regarded as more resistant to acid tions The sewers both storm are at scattered locations The city will bond for about 000 of the amount Wisconsin State College will pay most of the cost of a storm sewer on N Reserve St and other sewers will be paid for out of the current budget In May the board will open bids on about worth of construction mostly on the South Side There was a delay in proval of this group of sewers by the Common Council hence the two separate bidding dates Some trimming and adding was done to the specifications for the new Municipal Garage where construction is scheduled to start about April 15 Carl Billmeyer of Wiscon Rapids the architect went over proposed changes with the board members Changes in heating plans resulted in reduction and other cuts included for electrical work for eliminating one coat of paint from interior steelwork and 000 for reducing the size of a hydraulic lift However the board added 450 by authorizing quarry tile in- stead of concrete on the floors of locker rooms and wash rooms and tacked on another for storm windows The net reduction was 50 but this change as the plans to look at the other See PROJECTS page 13 Campenni Asked To Renay Loan From UW trip until Thursday morning Salinger didn't tie the delay to the steel situation but there was no question that steel was the major matter on Kennedy's mind today Apparently a series of con- was taking place ly offstage When asked the reason for the trip Salinger The President has a number of matters here at the White House he feels he should attend to this afternoon He declined to say whether steel was among these matters The decision to defer the trip came so late that the President's children already had started for Palm Beach aboard another plane Wheeling Steel the nation's No 11 producer announced Tuesday night that effective today it would make a selective boost about a ton The action was regarded in some circles as a trial balloon to test the market and White House reaction William A Steele Wheeling president said the increase was due to a steady increase in the cost of materials services and labor The amount of the increase was the same as the general increase initiated a year ago by U.S Steel Corp Big Steel's action then ated President Kennedy and split the administration and business Three days later the price was rolled back under massive pressure and failure of some producers to go along Other steel companies had little to say about the Wheeling action other than that were ing it closely Many steel tives have been outspoken about the need for a raise because of higher labor and operating costs Wheeling Steel's increase sent price of steel stocks spurting on the New York Stock Exchange in heavy trading Market analysts thought the Wheeling price increase might touch off a general advance be- cause of its inflationary tions One source with an ear close to the administration a re- The Wheeling move has to be a trial balloon Unless there is a loud scream from the tion you can look for the rest of the steel industry to move up its prices in the next few weeks Wheeling's action in timing its price rise announcement on the eve of the first anniversary of the rebuffed 1962 price hike was being widely interpreted in the capital The Weather MADISON f Frank i who is paid a year j to mean there are those in the i as a full-time member of the staff industry willing to pose a new of Sen William Proxmire of strength with the while studying at the University administration of Wisconsin has been asked to 1 repay at once full amount of a loan obtained from j I university a spokesman said Tuesday i Robert Bolin director of loans j and undergraduate scholarships j Wisconsin Generally fair said Neither on the loan and continued cool tonight and cation form nor in a in- Thursday Low tonight in the did indicate he 20s High Thursday generally in employed full time the 40s In response to a question on Northerly winds the form pertaining night and mostly northeasterly to part-time employment he did winds m p h Thursday indicate he was not employed on de Jarres 120 Vientiane The miles north Pathet Lao of ready controls most of northern Laos Neutralist and right-wing the biggest ever held the U.S 7th Fleet heading a task force Adm Harry Felt commander of naval forces in the Pacific was in Paris coordinating plans with other SEATO leaders present for the annual ministerial circles fear they may be getting Venezuelan Terrorists Burn Warehouse CARACAS Venezuela Terrorists splashed a warehouse with chemicals Tuesday and set it on fire destroying about worth of merchandise The violence was blamed on the Armed Forces of National tion a group a part-time basis Had his income been known at that time the loan application would have required a review by a faculty committee Campenni a graduate student was granted a student loan last September and this was ex- tended to July 1 1963 Stevens Point Temperatures Yesterday's maximum Last night's minimum 22 today 43 Fiv e-day Temperatures vv ill average near normal Normal high 46 north to 56 south Normal low 27 north to 33 south Not much Bolin said that in making the temperature change except a application Campenni said he i tie warmer about Friday and was a full-time student needed Saturday Precipitation will total funds to move his family to son and would repay the loan tr selling a houM ia one tenth inch or less with rain mostly in south portion late day or Saturday IV
