Waterloo Courier (Newspaper) - January 11, 1959, Waterloo, Iowa Number Change Ntw Waterloo Courier Phone Number AD FIRST WITH THE NEWS MONDAY'S WEATHER Fair warmer Complete forecast 1 ESTABLISHED 1858 SIX SECTIONS SUNDAY JANUARY 11 1959 EIGHTY-TWO PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS 4 Loveless Jells Major t Points In Program GOP Charges Tradition Broken DES MOINES Herschel Loveless opened the curtain just enough yesterday to give lowans a peep at the program he will the 1959 Legislature The governor gave few details in his summary of the major requests he will make of the Legislature The presumably spelled out more fully in hii next day HE SAID major points on which he will ask legislative action in- Adoption of the plan posed by the Governor's tion Committee on for redistributing in the Legislature Governmental tion including transfer of the Motor Fuel Tax Division from the treasurer's office to the Tax Commission tion of a State Department of Labor to include duties of the industrial commissioner commissioner of labor and mine inspectors as well as added duties establishment of a single division to carry out all the Various inspection tions required by law and re- organization of the Iowa Com- merce Commission IMMEDIATE appropriation from the state general fund surplus of funds for the most urgent building needs at the state educational 3 institutions and institutions under the Board of Control and ment of a long range plan for DES MOINES AP Republican legislators endorsed a wide-ranging program Saturday and pledged to work with Gov Herschel Loveless and members of the Democratic Party for constructive new laws In some respects the legislative of House and ate members coincided with the proposals of Loveless which announced earlier in the day Some of the Republicans were critical of the governor's announcement of his program saying he tradition in making his suggestions for legislation public before his inaugural address which is slated for Thursday Omaha Garage Burns Loss Set at OMAHA tf A lar fire exploding oline tanks automobiles virtually destroyed a large three-story garage building in downtown yesterday Unofficial placed the damage at The building the Meeks auto rental agency arid garage and fender shop and the Safeway taxicab office Erbe Dies After Stroke financing needs A future building provide tuition grants to Iowa high school graduates to help pay their way through col- Lant H i lege A thorough study of the oone oi Iowa's known attorneys died early yesterday in a Des Moines hospital had dergone Decl 29 from which he failed was trial lawyer v a former state fa operation and organization of the institutions of higher learning to provide more use of staff and cal plant APPROPRIATIONS to the State Department of Public In- struction to enable it to match federal funds for participation See LOVELESS Continued on page 2 coL 2 of Atty Gen Nor man Erbe He headed the law firm of Doran Doran Erbe and Doran at Boone TREMORS FELT SAN SALVADOR dor Several mild tremors have been felt in th central and western part o the country since Friday N casualties or property were reported IT WAS obviously an at- tempt to take away from our get his proposals before the people ahead of Sen Jack Schroder the Senate leader said The Republicans in a joint caucus drafted a statement pledging to introduce tion dealing with agriculture labor taxation ation governmental ation legislative ment election highways hd highway safety and social welfare They emphasized that the proposals represented only a of the Republican policy and said that as the which opens tomorrow along additional party and als of individuals will be made ARE charged by the people of majority party in Legislature with lation and we accept this ob- ligation and work and earnestly in full tion with the executive branch and the minority party Jn a sincere v effort state and its people with con- the policy statement said The Republican legislators pledged to introduce up a See GOP Continued on 2 U.S Ponders Red Hurry-Up Bid for Parley Call It Unacceptable as It Stands But study Oops Associated Press With plant security guards standing by af left C E White of Hughes Aircraft Co at Calif neW flag from p T Versage right of Orange County Marine Corps a ceremony Friday flag was described as the first stars to fly In Orange County It was not until yesterday noticed the flag has only 42 stars row of seven had inadvertently been left off by the in his haste to the flag ready for the ceremony The flag was hastily hauled down in favor of the old model WASHINGTON AP The surprise Soviet bid for a hurry-up man peace conference is un- acceptable as it stands diplo- matic officials said yesterday they promised careful to see whether the move opens new possibilities for actual negotiation of man issues PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Soviet First Deputy Pre- mier Anastas 1 Mikoyan are ure to discuss the Soviet Rates Able AAikoyari in Frisco After Bomb Scare at Chicago posal when they meet here ate this week The timing of announcement erday may have been de- termined by Mikoyan's im- pending meetings with and Secretary State Dulles White House Press tary James C Hagerty dis- closed that the tentatively date of Jan 19 or 20 had been changed and that a new date will be announced tomorrow for Mikoyan's cal at the White House The reason for change it was learned is that Eisen schedule then is dom by his plan to wel come President Arturo Fron dizi of Argentina to Washing ton Jan 20 lone quite a bit to make the mage of the Soviet leadership n the United more popular and acceptable The impression of some ex- perts here is that the Mikoyan visit and the new note may designed by Khrushchev forward Soviet in- Khrushchev evidently is trying to break the Western powers loose from their standing German policy and he is using various devices to put pressure on them these experts believe THE SOVIET proposal was made in a note to other countries which fought Hitler's forces in World War II They meet within wo months in Warsaw or SAN AP club including many working First Deputy Pre- mier Anastas I Mikoyan flew yesterday from Chicago scene of a tele- phoned bomb was rushed past throwing demonstrators at San Francisco's International airport to 3 waiting car A heavy police escort held off 200 Hungarian and other Iron Curtain country gees from pressing too close the eggs hit the THE DEMONSTRATORS angrily shouted murderer and kidnaper as the car de- for the was no effort at any welcoming In an effort to outwit the demonstrators officials had the plane swung away from the concourse here where he had been scheduled to leave it It was taxied to a spot at the opposite end of the inal THE PLACARD carrying demonstrators sprinted to the new spot and surged against police lines as the Armenian debarked a news conference in the Sari Francisco Union League Club Mikoyan said If are considered an inevitable part of American life then this will not make that way of life more attractive to others HE It said there has to be freedom stand for freedom But we stand not for freedom for hoodlums but for freedom from lums Six hundred members of the newsmen applauded this ment rHe had been asked why there was no mention in the Soviet press of on his visits to various can cities He this were this is to the benefit of America and is to be welcomed He said the demonstrations deserve Only to be ignored and regarded as AS MIKOYAN LEFT the club one egg It missed badly the marquee above the entrance Just 10 minutes before the deputy premier completed his question and answer period The Associate Press telephone rang and a woman's voice said In 10 minutes a bomb will go off in the press club None did Mikoyan's departure from Chicago delayed fo 39 minutes while United Ai Lines switched planes anc police checked all luggage The precaution was taken aft er an anonymous telephon caller warned that Mikoyan plane would be blown up Also as a precaution secur ity officers in San Francisc an geiger counters over the ood at the Hotel Fairmont a banquet last night or the Visiting Soviet official officers said this was o guard against any ty of someone poisoning the ood with tances radio-active sub- WASHINGTON AP Vice President Richard M Nixon rates Anastas I Mi- toyan the Soviet's top tourist now In this as by far the ablest Communist leader he ever has Unlike other Communist tains with whom changed ideas and opinions the vice president regards Mikoyan as flexible with a sense of rigid NIXON IS convinced the un- official and highly publicized visit of the Soviet deputy pre- mier here will aid relations be- tween Russia and the United States Nixon's Impressions of the AT CHICAGO Mikoyan calmly smiled and waved be- ore the United Air Lines leaded west on the latest leg of his cross-country tour The flight originally uled to take off at a m started at A spokesman for UAL said the threat was made by telephone to a agent in the Loop office about a m Soviet's No 2 formed during leader were good-natured but crisp visit in the vice dent's office last Tuesday It lasted more than two hours An authentic version of on's impressions was obtained yesterday on an informal basis Before they met Nixon was convinced Mikoyan as a an of more than 25 years in viet politics would give only routine answers to questions day Mikoyan probably will see Eisenhower next Among them would the other nations which occupy Berlin the United instead Mikoyan now is Britain arid ing this country r to the note was a speeches urging Cmote detailed outline for a better understanding arid peace treaty reviving ter relations between Soviet plan to turn United States and the into a large neutralized Union calling for in the center of Europe ment of and Soviet troops i But a of witty Dul anc many private citizens and dip here last Sunday pull out within year after the treaty is signed also would be barred from joining military alliances with either side Monday has led State A new idea was that West ment officials to the be an unarmed sion that so far he has city surrounded by Com- to produce any real sign East Germany until concession on ending the and West Germany are of Berlin or on This follows the gist settlement of broad Soviet Premier issues plan for a free city of It already has been THUS IT is felt down by the West has done nothing to like earlier Communist the West deadlock for neutralizing Germany although he INSTEAD Nixon was jolted THE SPOKESMAN hear Mikoyan come back that the anonymous caller with unexpected answers some speaking in a voice with a low masculine heavy accent Listen very carefully That flight Mikoyan is on will never get off the ground It will blow up first Nothing suspicious was found but Air Line officials decided to use another that had been in a hanger at Chicago That plane had been under guard since the threat was received of them tinged accurate background knowledge of this country its economy and traditions Mikoyan indicated he and er Kremlin leaders knew that Democrats as well as cans supported major tional policies of President and Secretary of State Dulles such as continuation of West Berlin as a free world area Thieves for Peanuts CARTHAGE Mo put in a hard night's work for peanuts at the Lewis Implement They used tools from the firm's shop to batter open the outer door of a safe but were unable to open the inner door Foiled by the safe they opened the drawer of a stamp machine and found only stamps They finally left taking only a vending machine full of peanuts Shoots Faster Than Draw LEXINGTON Ky Back may not draw fast but he sure shoots fast That's the trouble The quick draw practitioner was Friday for the second time within a year for a bullet wound in the right leg Fire Destroys Chicago Church Rames break through the roof and fry of the Roman Catholic Sacred Heart Church at Chicago Friday streams of water are directed from all sides at the burning building The church wai built year after the great Chicago fire of 1871 Church is located on near southwest side of the city No services were in progress when the fire broke out Temporary Location COURIER BUSINESS OFFICE DISPLAY ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CIRCULATION MENT NOW OPEN AT 514 COMMERCIAL ST Across the Street from Courier BuiMing TELEPHONE A Do mi CEDAR FALLS OFFICE 210 MAIN STREET CO MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING Mikoyan Soviet Russia's deputy premier and the of tne Russian Dance company applaud another at I Associated Press the Civic Opera at Chicago Friday night after an attended premier Chicago performance of the ballet Report Building Increase in Cedar Falls Total commercial and construction In Cedar Falls during 1958 topped 1957 by more than one million lars Industries in Cedar Falls are geared for expected in- creased sales In 1959 See an- Cedar Falls progress tion stories on pages 19 to 28 Other features Page Page 35 Cedar Falls City in Brief 6 Classified Advertising 51 Considine Farm News Markets 56 Northeast Iowa Radio 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