Thomasville Times Enterprise (Newspaper) - July 23, 1960, Thomasville, Georgia And cloudy and continued with of 130 CA 6-2400-P. 0. BdX 111 SATURDAY 23. 1960 To Become PER plans 120 Days Up Night ED and his famous ark survived the mighty for 40 days and comes a Thomasville disc Billy who's determined to sit atop a tall pole for 120 times longer than the biblical means that if he's won't descend until late he'll have all the comforts of including a radio and TV hot and cold running hot complete toilet POLE Is located at the Goodyear Service 325 N. Broad St. It is 40-feet tall and contains a 6x6 foot similar to a crow's nest on a With seven feet between the Hoor and the Hicks will be able to with Canvass storm flaps enclose the 39. will rise to Us Mt perch at 10 a.m. Thomasville Fire after its 1919 fire Mary gives him a spin through frustrated feels the will his Hicks decided back in February that would win him the necessary He plans to take his guitar with although he could select any one of 18 instruments number he actually But wouldn't a pipe pretty silly up RECENT Hicka composition and Two did fine in this but he lacked promotional funds to give the the widespread reception be thought it He believes the will win him a lot of maybe even make him known record for Is 117 a blistering event established more than two decades ago by at Hicks hopes to break thai record and eome down with two or three ot his Musical that U. Hicks will spend nights In a cozy sleeping With only 36 square feet here's hoping he doesn't walk Id his Secret HIS ENDURANCE BREAK OLD Disc Jockey Billy Hicks and Steel Spy nth Ouster Of Red Seen Further Evidence Of Widespread Soviet S. officials today saw the newest Soviet spy case as further of the Kremlin conducting widespread espionage while professing peace and the West of aggressive expulsion ot Petr Y. Ezhov for announced was tiie 12th ouster of a Soviet diplomat from the United States In 10 said the expulsion was after thorough Serves S. Set To Expose Red Charge As N. Y. United States promised to expose as a He Soviet charges a S. reconnaissance plane was on a spy mission when it was shot down by a Soviet fighter July 1. U.S. chief Delegate Henry Cabot In the Soviet ft served notice Friday night he would have a to say when the United Nations Security Council meets again Monday over the shooting incident which he described as rather than being deliberately timed as a counterpunch to Moscow's propaganda on the downed American U2 and did not expect Soviets to retaliate by booting out an American although Moscow has seven U. S. Embassy personnel on spy charges in the past like another Soviet diplomat since was reports edly undertaking his undercover In part during the time when Premier Khrushchev visited the United States last u an blasted Soviet charges as a at Friday's Council highlighted by the presence of the wives of the plane's spoke after Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. told the 11-nation Council the United States had sent the plane into Soviet air space detect the system of radar DEPARTMENT said Ez 39, a Soviet Embassy third was engaged ior months in getting aerial photographs of American cities and defense department gave this that the Council a continuing abused his by the U.S. Air status by engaging in them and tHof a steps to put an end to such The resolution was not expected to declared that at no time during the flight was the to take pictures of selected sites from a private While under FBI he gave the man more than a thousand olon for the photographer and quoted the two the Soviets would buy him a plane viving crewmen as saying they i so he could carry out further Seeking Congress ORLEANS K. who ended a stormy term as governor two months ago and then failed In a bid for lieutenant today asked fA 64, has campaigned In virtually every crossroad in the 8th Congressional District in his determined effort to unseat U.S. Rep. Harold B. In the primary Is tantamount to election in this Democratic but unless one of the three gets a there will be a run-off between top That is Just what political observers third man In race Ben F. former state legislator and floor leader communication with their base in Brize the did not communicate with its he question arises as to the grounds on which the Of Congo En Route To U. N. Y. Patrice Lumumba was flying to the United States today to seek aid for the Congo as the Communists and Western interests raced to get a foothold in developing the new nation's shopping around for American capital and more technical Lumumba is also expected to review the explosive military situation In the Congo with United Nations Secretary-General Dag canceled plans to leave Sunday for the Congo where the U.N. has been In a police force and announced he would remain in New York to see has been busy bolstering his bul ite political status remained dangerously leaving Lumumba signed a 50-year agreement with an American financier to develop his country's mineral and power resources worth an estimated two billion He also got bids from the Soviet union an East Germany to help build his nation's Premier had two thorny problems to review with withdrawal of Belgian the Congo and the future of the rich Katanga The Katanga Assembly has proclaimed itself an independent but the Lumumba government refuses to recognize the flared near a Katanga mining Belgian airborne troops fought Found Chief Of Congo Saved From the Congo Congolese soldiers attacked the Congo's finance minister at Stanleyville and tried to keep him from flying to this capital with funds badly needed by the a Canadian pilot said incident in the capital of the northeast Province of Oriental pointed up the chaotic conditions in outlying provinces confronting swelling U. N. forces In the finance Andre had to be rescued by officers of the U. N. command so he could here with 400 million Congo francs million by the Congo government's depleted Mcintosh County Grand Jury was on i standby basis ready to be called Into special session again if new evidence is found in connection with nighttime shootings in Jury wound up a three-day special session Friday by reporting insufficient evidence for action at present in the firing of shots into the home of a Methodist minister and The Darien News July 5. Jury asked that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation L. 38, of suffered a broken neck Friday when i Southern Railway motor car left the tracks near was brought to Watts His condition today was platform writers started reshaping planks tc conform to an reached during a dramatic night meeting between Vict President Richard M. Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. full 303-membpr platform committee scheduled a which was expected to agreement on this ai the fina form of the party ii all its general F. Carlino of New York chairman of the civil rights sub had said Friday thai any final word from the meant Nixon but took Rocke feller into be tak en as guidance by the entire com Upon being advised of the Nix i settlement today I Carlino said it certainly would ex final approval ot the plat SHAPE of the platform been the one Issue In which Rock had maintained a of opposition to he had said he wat receptive to a for the OOF presidential there hat appeared to be no chance that Rockefeller was a real keeping closi touch with platform here this had served he wasnt pleased with waj the GOP campaign banner wai taking On this poi it. ht remained a center In Lap Up On Dance Italy near this Alpine town are still talking about the wildest bear dance since Salome shed the seventh tn ft included pictures of U.S. umn installations and what called intelligence said to be mostly along the East Officials declined to identify hv was umc uus did not Intrude inside the i nationality or say what 11 77ninn bn two performing lapped up the better part of 26C of wine between you want to look al bears or that's a Peter ol the animals has been here rin the rest of the two prowlers raided a tem abandoned Alpine and ate their fill of sausage and other stored they upturned and five of north Italian wine and got I The two reared up anil Reached On Basic YORK Nelson A. and President Richard M. Nixon met in secret and tha governor declared Nixon agreed with his on platform j lucir ki icu ail for the eake of | thing the professor a couple of and woodsmen of Lares r Warehouses Ready To Receive Leaf preparation for the opening tobacco sale at X announces the warehouses on Avenne will be onen Monday to receive at for the past days things in for start of the Mr. Frosteg says he wm have on the floor Monday to take in and handle brought in for Thursday's invites growers to use these Thomasville tobacco warehouses are located Metcalfe Avenue just off U. S. or the Boston - accessible at all paved roads leading right up to the Roy of popular floor sales manager here for Uie past years la w the Job and will be ready ior the opening are beginning to arrive and a full corps will be op of them having been on local market for jury Indicted four men ir connection with alleged gambling and vice in the with maintaining house were E. W. Billy Hammond and Johnny Youngblood was indicted on a charge of maintaining a lewd jury is not sufficient evidence at this time to take any action in rive m mc regard to the shooting into the and In some of the Rev. and Mrs. C. The Darien C. M. minister and the newspaper editor played active part In ac crusade prior to the Court Judge Henry Durrence said the amazed told townsfolk in Judge did not excUM grand jury members from further Instead he recessed them and told It was possible would be called back for Battle Flames Roaring Across Far The Associated Press More than 200,000 acres of the West's most rugged lane was ablaze thu in fires that caused damage ir the millions of dollars and cost more millions to In fomla the loss was some million note at cautious tempered by a 50-50 chance foi more in the where Idaho and Washington crept into official were In 908. The fire outbreak was de scribed as the worst In The dead included two-man crews of two World War n bomb eri converted for runs over the fires and m a British Columbia One crashed in eastern than 68,000 acres of National Forest lay charred but fires slowed from their pace of previous The was the Bootlegger Canyon fire on the east flank ol the Magic Mountain 46,000-acre northern brush former home of late Randolph Hearst now a stute but within 10 miles of Paso Robles some 200 miles south of San Fran The were also said he had emphasized he would not be Nix on's running as vice candidate and that respected his the platform agreements the governor constitute the basic positions foi which I have been he are bodied In the Republican as adopted by the convention they will constitute a that I can support with pride a move to smooth over ferences with the national conven tlon only two days flew from Washington for meeting at Rockefeller's Manhat tan two were alone as except for 1er' press Robert Mc But as they ranged the platform Issues they contact ed members of the platform eom by a statement Issued after Rockefeller they had achieved agreement or issues ranging from foreign pol icy and to the farm and a program for was Rockefeller's protest Frl day that preliminary planks or such key Issues were strength that reportedly Nixon to try for an eleventh boui meeting of flew back to this A Nixon aide in capital the vice would make no comment there the talks lasted from 7:30 p.m to 8:30 a.m. Many felt that if the two men came general agreement it would the way for a McManus said the made it clear this was out of At a hastily predawn conference at the gov McManus newsmen that Rockefeller had re his stand that he not run in second if Nixon had asked governor to do Mc Manus said he and agreed on the need for a post U assist the President in the area of national security and in as well as t similar post for domestic prob civil the governor de the OOP assure ag action to remove the re maining vestiges of segregation ot in all areas of tional life voting and Twister Uproots smaU dip ped out of soaking skies Mcca atiu a few roof was lifted from a shed at the State a door was blown off a tobacco warehouse and some tin siding peeled from another build Several trees were knocked over within Pelham's city heavy rainfall dumped an estimated four Inches of water In lew than an and was labri ed by many as Qu they had impossible twister hit around 11:3( 1 Dulles Mul John F. Kennedy a top on from Allen W. bead of the fitted hu dared It 1 In tbe for both the ud and their matea to reports the of both and to give the 0. Tw bolted Ware Prisen werk gang la ssid and Franklin D. In Friday Is tor ito wms from Dougherty Is for armed robbery from Ben HUl and ir ir Victim of coroner ruled mday ttr Raymund one of Britain's radar died of the be 01, was electrocuted fixing a power line to an lawn mower In the garden of his country home last only mmi told Ills father was so used to connections that he did this one The fact that hs no shoes on killed if ir ir Fatal Negro Macon youth was shot and killed In brawl at a Jones County Sheriff Homes said B. 22, 4, was dead ni arrival at con I Hawkins said be was David for other persona at the gro club were in the fray Friday the sheriff Willis Is operator of the Al 58, who with pick Manning wrote such popular songs aa Loves and died Thursday in the Hospital for ii ir In ly total 21,0f|.aniiMH coming dom an
