Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - August 5, 1957, Waterloo, Iowa Waterloo Way Wins Its Your It FIRST WITH THE NEWS TUESDAYS WEATHER Portly cloudy and warmer Complete weather forecast page 1 ESTABLISHED 1858 WATERLOO IOWA MONDAY AUGUST 5 1957 EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE SIX CENTS Great and Humble Pay George Honor Six Lose Lives in Weekend Traffic By The Press Tragedy struck six families during the past week end as half a dozen persons were killed in traffic acci dents in Iowa One such accident left a gay family reunion in grief when Roger Dean Cassels 4 of Thornton was killed i The other victims were ert Tague 26 Fort Dodge was killed Saturday Stanley Warren Winchell night when his motorcycle was Lohrville Rosemarie from behind by a carl 26 Fort Dodge on Highway 20 west of Webster Buse 60 Audubon and Mrs City William Schaefer 35 Jeffer son City Mo AND Miss Mey i er were killed Saturday night YOUNG ROGER and his in a truck col ents Mr and Mrs Herbert at the junction of High A Cassels had gone to a Klemme ways 3021 near Tama W i AF it is not going lo who publicly park for the reunion Sunday A crash on Leader right of trial by jury are opposed lo enactment of The boy apparently five miles east of Johnson said Monday The amendment would reany civil rights dered away from the View took the life of Mrs President Nixon is m all criminal They might also need some ers and ran into the path of a1 and Mrs Schaefer Saturday a concerted propaganda contempt cases where a votes Charges Nixon Fighting Jury Trial Amendment to the get the car driven by Eugene Seven persons were against the deslres to punish to accept 19 Meservey in the accident jury trial amendment to for fahng to civil a court order or com No Southern Democrat would with it too late about it openly but sev Johnson disputed the conera Of them Why Bulganin Not Going to Germany Body Lies in State at Church He Was Prominent Figure During His 34 Years of Service VIENNA Ga mal news statement last week after amendment had been into the that it was some of former Sen Walter at the broad nature theory that they could get the if Geore lay in state Mon iury killed by veto failing t the red Gothic contempt cases would ijn would be better Church where he sad day for It the Senate is rare when the hamstring the operations with thc mild Senate worshiped while the many government commissions regulatory Back From Tour Comedian Red Skelton and Ms family leave their plane at Airport New York Monday as they returned from a week tour of Europe Below Red and plane ramp are his wife and daughter Val entine BERLIN off many next spotlight The spokesman denied Bui Critics Made Skelton Sick jing the weekend he expects the to go to a little of the discussion of he said and he knows very little A high administration ganin was team team of B and K about what is in it ci5 said Sunday wh of illness that has been making head Any objective person veto the if it jjeacj for session The explanation about the lines for two ears with not Paying politics knows him in the form in which That wil t the sion than some much thc humble alike or measure might get in his passing Organists played soft music as friends and neighbors filed past for a last glimpse of the Georgia tenant son who became special NATO rafter a long and career as a Dem m the U S Senate it civil rights fight over lines for two years with not playing politics knows him in the form in which importance of economic affairs tours this represents an is expected to pass in the forthcoming Soviet smiles and in the field of civil in the next day or two next when Congress Edinburgh Scotland as crowds of newsmen German talks did not be when rights Democrats were publicly he added Skelton Richard and photographers the question why Bulganin USSan leaders East Ger will be more about this threat WES being left home ncx weck vote for passage of the But some of their OTHERS IN this little south NEW YORK AP jin Comedian Red Skelton turned Monday from mother and sister boy wherever he went lour of Europe to Condon and At the airport here Skelton Bulganin meanwhile Soviet Party son a plane for New York isaid he left London his official is soberly told newsmen Dont ever take a sick boy on a world pilgrimage leaders Sen Humphrey DMinn central Georgia town of 2000 strolled past the white frame house where the statesman died of a heart ail protested in a fit I I 1 1 L tOLt 111 CL V there was for the jury made it clear privately they are jhe called the premature bur the mood to give of dvj rights bin by Boss Nikita than heading amendment which The blood disease because of criticism of his premier of the USSR i team vice president criticized the opportunity to veto theo j has been suffering from hasby what he termed a scandal Moscow Radio reported he The announcement caught first civil rights Congress termed incurable sheet received a of East German by sur PREDICTING the will thus would have passed in 80 I SkeHon took the youngster visitors Monday in the t be passed finally Wednesday Although Skellon and his o Europe to give him a IT MADE ME sick Skelton lln I embassy spoke up Thursday Johnson said the leaders son Richard 9 struck happy poses at chance to for photographers Idlewild Airport the father not smile as he answered ques tions about certain aspects of the trip abroad EVERYWHERE we went morning to night there were 50 to 300 people around telling us what do Skelton said Acting on a sudden decision see some of the said and I said Lets get out the wonderful places he had read of here j REPORT on his j The comedian added Thc tlon the group a Japanese Skids had a lot of fun but for the prohibition IN ROME them want to get back and hydrogen weapons speculated that might Richard and his family their little friends made no reference to the be in the of being The boy saw a bullfight in We plan a normal life sPat of Western speculation of r downgraded m the Kremlin i without trial provision was adopt TO DO THIS they wi ed because the Senate to have help from South BOTH HE AND Sen e le to shut honey said that with sincere Mond efforts on the part of those ministering it the m fe m the West Barcelona and visited Sweden Richard He can plav with political future 1 r A t Switzerland and France j friends and go swimming and In London some things accused Skelton of making a Richard and his sister nodded publicity stunt of his sons aflin agreement 3 Bursting Dams Call for Flood Las Vegas sPecial v C V LAS VEGAS N M Three dams on the linas River burst early Monday sending an estimated gallons of water rushing through Las Vegas DES MOINES end above and below the city to a depth League of Women It was noted that Bulganin An embassy spokesman in also had failed to join East Berlin indicated in reply chev in a visit to Romania to questions that which it was learned last mier Anastas Mikoyan weekend had resulted in a new substituted for Bulganin with Yugoslavs cause the talks between Tito and a new accord sian and East German leaders on Communist Party relations will stress economic problems MOSCOW dispatches noted that Mikoyan is the in had tired nomic expert among Russia s1 5 rr top policy makers when he returned to Moscow recently from Czechoslovakia A MOSCOW announcement where he played a decidedly disclosed Saturday night that secondary role on the last Bj Bulganin the B of the and tour to 14 feet There was no loss of life re were hit by the flash of flood ported although damage to waters released when the livestock and properly w a s earth fill dams burst unde Voters Monday urged Gov Herschel Loveless to call a and lawmen evacuated dreds of persons from Water ran three and four bank homes deep there The river swollen by heavy rainfall was falling as dawn SOUTH OF the city the wa broke iter spread to 25 feet from its Police Sgt George Shannon normal channel on each side said many of the homes had running been built along the normally 12 to 14 feet through 25 to 30 homes to reconsider building ap for the slate edu institutions which he vetoed May 24 The bills were vetoed be cause they depended on reve nue to be raised by a sales and income tax which the gov ernor had decided to veto also County Studying Budget Cut Plan I The Black Hawk county has underestimated income deep theret The appropriations would trickling river during the past lapping at the eaves of provided dur seven years of drought ing the next and two years for of supervisors delayed final ac tion on the countys 1958 budget until next week to permit con sideration of seven suggestions made for lopping about off the budget as it was nally prepared for thus fund by about and that the other 56000 represents excess working capital He noted that the county sane fund has an estimated bal ance on Jan 1 1958 of its present form would an important advance in civil rights And Sen H Alexander said Sunday he doubts that Eisenhower would veto the Senate version of the if the house accepts it townsfolk erected in his honor seven years ago Mayor J T DeLiesseline is sued a proclamation calling on at two before the start of sim tha DURING HIS 34 years in the Senate George twice was chair man of the powerful Foreign Relations Committee He did much to develop a 11 LUC I I think the President bipartisan foreign pol see the value in the first rights legislation passed i President Eisenhower said m since the Civil War he comia statement that Georges death t H was a great loss not only to me his native state of Georgia but also to the entire nation Student Associated Press Wow and suggested it be reduced to The suggestions were per cent of the total budget by Walter Cochrane general to 51809120 This would per ditor for the John Deere reducing the insane fundi loo Tractor Works at a by i roofs Shannon said No immediate estimate LAS VEGAS itself a damage could central New Mexico city of made he said iowa al I o w on tile budget Monday THF SAME formula about escaped flooding A suburban area of 25 at Ames and he concluded thai there is Shannon said the river a mile south of educational in dochrane who with other in the stale inj held well within the city was cut off for a time Deere accountants had an j Northwest of the city in Gal It lay at the junction of the v u considerable time in the soldiers re linas and alld the normally dry RECORDS that the budget askings told of 63396 an ex where the reservoir darns Arroyo t funds made available for that most of the balance in the Memorial located more than 12 Flood waters in the river and j mg al the three state schools reductions could be Maintenance furd o the arroyo knocked kept very low limiting working capital an excess tne Deten plant improve at the Slate University I of Iowa at Iowa City I o w a Frank Story of Filmdom Told in Series the only two bridges access to the area NATIONAL GUARD giving the depression years and in the various funds to Hos ing World War II said a cent of the amount suggested 4 K A rt rl nfi U t brought out some of the resi dents the remainder wading by the state president of j for the department for the year trucks the league Mrs G W Norris of Grinnell to the governor COCHRANE SUBMITTED an the Pecos Arroyo when the A series of fell woods hardluck girl Mitzi lo safety on a must be educated elsewhere Gaynor whos now won one high butte Shannon roles said 1 IN VIEW of these facts There must be expansion sheet for each depart facilities at these for which he vu or many of our young people ed a budget cut and provided the 000 could be gained by reducing the emergency fund 550000 The county has carried an emergency fund of for several years This year the The mother of James C Gilfillan 21 above University of iowa sophomore of Bloomfield la mysteriously missing since March 20 said Monday she thinks her son may be living in poverty in some big city garret trying to be a writer She announced reward for positive information on his pres ent whereabouts Reward for Missing Iowa Boy BLOOMFIELD theory that a mysteriously missing State University of Iowa sophomore may be living in a big city garret while he tries to be a was advanced Monday by the mother of James C Gilfillan 21 in posting reward money The bespectacled 62 190 Woman Bets on Races Wins AGUA CALIENTE Mexico ffl Ruby Picked of San Diego bet and got back 58500780 at Caliente race track Sunday It was a new North Ameri can lurf payoff record Mrs Picket an employe al the Naval Air Station in San Diego picked the win ners of the 5th through 10th races in the tracks 510 betting special She said it was only her second time at the races Part of her winnings will be used to pay about in medical bills accumulated after her son almost was killed in an accident last year The previous North Ameri can payoff record was set here last week by Charles Pierson of Los Angeles He won 563335 THE PRESIDENT designated Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U S ambassador to the United Na tions to represent him at tha funeral A number of senators and representatives also were ex to attend George had been gravely ill since last Sunday He rallied occasionally and remained conscious until last two days His wife the former Lucy Heard his son and daughter inlaw Mr Mrs Heard George and his two physicians were in the room at the time GEORGE retired from the Senate last Jan 3 after Her man E Talmadge was elected to the seat He had said he would run in May 1956 but withdrew re rather than carry on a strenuous campaign His doctors spoke of health reasons at that time Later George accepted the Presidents appointment as spe cial ambassador to NATO and spent some time in Europe In April he began suffering chest pains and a shortness of breath attributed to heart dis copy for each supervisor He suggested that the poor fund be reduced by 516000 disappeared with Miss Indian America SHERIDAN Wyo IKS Indian beauty named Jean in domestic affairs York possibly living under an or The Wanderer among recognized as an interna OX JUNE 12 he entered Em ory University Hospital in At and 12 days later went to Vienna where he remained doctors care George was known as a con begins pages today on the womens Radio calls from rescue Now slated to play further south of the part of Nellie Forbush in film version of South Pacific Mitzi looks back on a career of mistakes Read her frank story begin had reported passed the the flood crest village of ROAD the area ning today on Page 6 Cedar Falls 10 City in Brief 17 Classified Advertising 14 15 16 Comics 9 Considine Column 9 Feature Fare 5 Markets 17 Northeast Iowa 8 ways Radio Programs 9 The Sports 11 12 Schedule Lourdes 18 miles from Las no damage A National Guard contingent had been dispatched there to warn residents of the tiny com munity Television Theaters 13 communications in were partially dis as bridges washed out Boulders as big as desks and giant pines ripped from roots the high reservoirs behind the which provided Las with part of its water league suggests not only that il would appear the you ask the Legislature to conj sider again in special session the question of appropriations for capital lunds but also that you ask them to consider granting in lull the 1957 ask ings of tha State Board of Regents The Board of Regents which supervises the state education institutions originally asked for building for thc next two years supply were about 400 lo 500 yards long 75 yards wide and Womans Pages 6 7 12 to 14 feet deep the emergency fund by trans See TAXES Continued on 2 col S out a trace after borrowing name and probably nw from his college roommate last March 20 He last was seen walking Plane Takes On 1 BALTIMORE W fox terrier left Houston Te knew she was in a family w So did the pilot of the Slic But neither the pilot Capt knew what was to come RAFFLES HAD to change planes in Chicago and thats where she gave birth to eight pups Thc airways people called a vet who found Raffles and her new litter in good shape and okayed continuation of the trip lo Baltimore Between Chicago and Free Riders hen Raffles an overgrown xas by plane Saturday she ay ic Airways Freight plane Peter Kooyenga nor THERE WAS no extra cha by the airline for either f Chicago ground arrivals their airborn brothers and ler all of which were dr nicely when the plane Ian here Sunday night In fact Slick even noti the Baltimore he or sising dec icc Dr the outskirts of Iowa City with a suitcase which contained mostly books He hasnt been heard since ROBBED DETROIT mili tary policemen at Fort Wayne in Detroit were under house ar rest Monday while he Army in the theft of clothing more from a quartermaster warehouse more a grand total of not one fox terrier but 16 seven Navajos was the in foreign matters hanging around libraries Indian America i In addition to his important making speeches in parks The shapely miss from on the Foreign Relations ham City Utah was he served Mrs Gilfillan said He was a fluent speaker Sunday at the giant Indian man of the his great burning desire wasi pow wow at Sheridan Wyo Committee during of Jim told his roommate he was going to hitchhike to Chi cago his mother said He often said you had to ive life in the rough to be come a great writer YOUNG GILFILLAN had ito be a writer A YEAR AGO young Gilfil Fi the Delegates from 57 tribes II and Korean War 41 states attended the annual Indian Days cel lan worked for a Chicago flor ist The queen contest was a big victory for the Navajo Miss Shorty was the first member of the tribe to even place in the annual competition She won out over 105 other entries Second place wont to Dee Larson from Mont when he dropped from sight It seems more likely that he a member of the GrosVentre but has never tried to draw trying lo be a writer in nni tribe and third place went to money in his own bank account said Chicago police have been able to find no trace of him Iowa authorities have the nation We do not think he has met with foul play Mrs Gilfillan it his mother said His father Dr C D N Gil fillan prominent southeastern Iowa is seriously ill with a heart condition Wo think he may be in some city like Chicago or Hew adventurous way or he may Belle Brown n ill old from We The parents said a Okla Ward would be paid the first The new queen will attend person furnishing positive inj the Miss America contest in formation on present Atlantic City but only as an years of record spending and high taxes HE FIRST WAS elected to the Senate in 1922 and only once faced major opposition That was in 1938 when Pres ident Roosevelt at odds with George over the New Deal tried to purge him in favor of Lawrence Camp George accepted the chal lenge and defeated Eugene Tal father of the present senator Camp ran a poor third A few years later Roosevelt depended heavily on George See GEORGE observer
