Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - June 26, 1959, Wellsville, New York Baseball Braves Boost Attend And Reporter Year Allegany Countys Daily Newspaper The Reporters Serve Read NEW Friday June 1959 Five Cents Per Copy Roses in Array at Show DREAMS BECOME REALITY Reaffirms Friendship In Opening of Lawrence Seaway SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE 1959 FLOWER SHOW of the Allegany County Garden held yes in the Exhibition Room of David Howe was the display of roses pictured The as the official flower of New York was given special because of the states em phasis this on its own stemming from the 350th anniversary of the exploration of its eastern Reporter Photo by Mike Governor Earl Long Goes to Court BULLETIN I stale court today ordered Karl LOUR of released from the Southwest Hospital at is now to resume his duties as Labor in Deadlock Industrywide Strike Looms BULLETIN Gov Earl Long goes into a Louisiana court years to the day he took the reins as chief executive the first try to win freedom from a mental hos Long his battery of 11 law yers will plead their case District Robert Jones in what promises to be a junior high school The school is substituting for Coving tons while a new grips Missing from thn dramatic hear in will bo Longs and Russell Long DLa two of the persons who signer the governors original Texas commitment papers May Mrs Long remained out of the the governors ha beas corpus freedom plea from her In fl surprise Long filed a suit for separation from his It server to nullify any possible future ac tion toy but attorneys said the suit was in preparation for a fullscale divorce proceed Senator Lone in Washington dis engaged himself from the sanity Tho a neph ew of the said the mat ter now with the Longs chief Joe Arthur Rims of asked Thurs day the resignation of Jesse slate hospitals in a taped radio charged the assisted in Longs commit ment He said Bankston Long a virtual prisoner and de prived him of NEW YORK The steel in today the Steelwork crs Union broke off after a bargaining ses sion this morning I Conrad chief Indus try said the union to meet ths afternoon with the industrys bargaining J Asked whether it was a break up of Cooper said It seems the By NORMAN WALKER NEW YORK AP Steel nego were tangled worse than ever today with an industrywide strike looming I A flurry of industry and union postpone the shut down deadline fizzled out Thurs day sides however to resume talks this morning with the July 1 strike deadline still in Prospects seemed gloomy that a walkout could be The in dustry started banking Tho trouble is Its a straight and classic clash of op posing economic Tho steel warned by President Eisenhower that the economy can sand no new steel price said it cannot afford any more labor David Union said tiie industry can boost wages and other bene out of averaged hourly earnings in by latest government McDonald said other including coal have already granted handsome pay boosts in Tlie steel industry said it could not take on the responsibility for setting off a new round of infla The industry first proposed a j strike from It called for an indefinite ex tension of present contract scheduled to expire at midnight With agreement by the unions wage policy McDonald proposed a 15day extension pro vided the industry dated any con tract gains back to July It was on this fea ture that tile industry Calling it a red herring the in dustry said it implied steel com panies would eventually grant concessions they have no intention of making Senate Vetoes Funds Session Votes to Continue Excise Taxes Highway Rejected By JOE HALL WASHINGTON Sen ate rejected today two proposals for mare highway build ing funds as it passed a to continue corporate and excise tax rates at wartime levels for er But it wrote other amendments into the three billion dollar tax making further congres before the July 1 he Senate ses sion lasted into the early Unless the bH s signed into law by Tuesday tax rates drop on corporate income taxes and on excises on auto parts and cigar wine and The House extending them for a year had no other Committees from the House and Senate hoped to meet today to on a final draft of the mea sure so the Senate and House can pass it next In votes taken after the rejected both Eisen howers proposal for a gasoline tax and an alternative Democratic plan to prevent an eventual cutback in the big interstate highway The result was to throw in ques tion whether any action would be taken to keen the program on schedule for the years Both the rejected amendments would have provided more money forthe special highway trust fund from which federal grants are made Four other amendments to the tax extender were all of them strongly opposed fey the ad It was expected at least some of them would be thrown out in conference some House leaders had indicated would give a cold reception to any Senate The four were Sponsored by George Smathers to repeal the 10 per cent passenger travel effective This would slice about 235 million dollars a year from tax Sponsored by Robert Kerr to repeal the 10 per cent communications tax ort such items as telephone effective July It cut revenues 735 million dollars a Sponsored by Eugene McCarthy to repeal most of the tax credit for stock holders on dividend ef would bring in about 335 million Sponsored by Russell Long to increase federal grants to the states for age assistance and other relief pro grams by 142 millions effective in October Adopted The effect of these combined would be to cut the governments income in the new fiscal year starting next Governors Arrive In Moscow Queen Preside Over Ceremonies AMERICAN GOVERNORS who will tour the Soviet Union leave plane on arrival at Vnuk ovo airport Welcoming them is Alexander right chairman of Soviet committee on cultural From left are Governors Robert New Jersey Robert Idaho Ce cil West Virginia George wearing hat John North Dakota Stephen and LeRoy AP Photo by radio Succession Talk Is Quieted Wagner Seeks Peace Upstate C OF C MANAGER NORTH Albert Carbonneau of Seneca is the new manager of the North Adams Chamber of He was named Thursday to suc ceed Charles who re Doctors Say Satchmo Better After Having Serious Relapse By STAN CARTER Italy APj Louis Satchmo turned his head toward the door of his hos pital room Thursday night and He is getting said the famous jazz His temperature now is just slightly above Dressed in beige Satchmo lay on one of two narrow Iron beds in a third floor room of the dingy municipal hospital in this central Italian His head and shoulders were propped up by two Two tubes were taped to his The bed rose and fell as he The 58yearold musician was stricken with pneumonia Tuesday He a serious relapse His temperature rose to He survived two enta tive plans to release him from the hospital Saturday fly him back to the United States were Attendants said he was treated sedation during most of A careful watch was kept for heart Alexander Schiff of New the musicians personal said before leaving the hospital just midnight that his patient had responded to the He declined to say Armstrong was definitely out of danger but expressed belief that everything will be all right if there are no unexpected complica tions whose silver trum pet tone and song have made him the king of jazz to came to Spoleto Monday with his band to play at the Festival of Two He was stricken the next Schiff said he felt part of his patients trouble was his 45 years op blowing the which the physician said had weakened his heart and stretched his BATTERED IS CLAIMED BY LAKE AP col freighter Monrovia today went down in Lake Huron The Coast Guard reported that the freighter Norman Foy lost radar contact with the doomed Li berian ship at more than 11 hours after it col with the Canadian freighter Royalton in heavy fog The Foy backed into the colli sion area after losing contact and reported heavy debris in the wa There was no sign of the Mon The off Thunder Bay Island in northern Lake was the first major shipping acci dent in the Great Lakes since the opening of the Lawrence Sea Fast action by the Foy which resulted in the rescue of the Mon crew some 60 minutes aft er an order to abandon ship was The Royalton suffered only minor damage in the Cause of the collision has not been The 417foot which was carrying a cargo of steel from is out of Li It was headed for Chicago and The Royalton is own ed by the Scott of Port Mechanical Fingers Fast Replacing Migrants By CONRAD OLWEN Associated press Staff Writer AP Me fingers are fast replacing those of migrant laborers and revolutionizing York Stales 50millioiidoUar vegetable indus Bean picking after years of came to Western and Central New York only four years About 125 now are in bean patches have sprouted into 500acro Some growers have as much as invested in assorted That kind of operation precision and han by farmers and The major growing areas for snap string beans in the state are south of Lake along Lake Erie and south and east of Canning and freezing take the bulk of snap the leading vegetable in the The Em pire State leads the nation in acreage of snap beans for proc last year with this year with an estimated New York trails Oregon in The swept up by mechan ical is fed into huge boxes riding on trailers behind the ma At the end of a field the boxes are tilted off the hoisted onto waiting trucks by forklift loaders and sped to the factory untouched by human With that kind of processors are pondering about their stake in other Some observers feel peas and to matoes as processing crops are on the way out of New York The machines have brought about an unprecedented amount of in beans as well as in other Gerald for once raised half a dozen including on his LBrook farms at north of That was four years Today he is the largest in the Robert Call used to raise cabbage and with sons Bob and Ije has 500 acres in beans on their acres at The farm acreage has doubled in 10 They have three mechanical bean Machines have harvested prac 100 per of Genesee Countys bean crop in the last three according to Ken acting county Frank 800 acres of beans at LeRoy are the notable is a Leonard Bernstein of the bean fields The says the to get all the beans up er and have them all finish at the same An accountant by he has worked out a code to tell him how much money each of his 67 bean patches He has test ed a mechanical plans to stick with 500 migrant It costs him more than 000 a season to have his beans har Processors pay him a premium of to a You dont get the bruising and trash you do with a Thats a problem for state in of farm who grade Instead of a bag of you get a box with 600 pounds of sighs H sistant director of the State Agri culture Departments division of markets at How do you get a sample The question awaits a satisfac tory se cession flags are furled and New York City is telling Upstate coun ties We need one Mayor Robert Wagner of New York City told an Albany audiences Thursday night the ties New York City and the remainder of the state are more intimate than most citizens rea A few months some of Jhe top figures in Wagners Demo cratic were hotty demanding that New York City secede and set itself up as the nations 51st The city Democrats were in the midst of their out burst against the trolled State New York City has long con tended that it is not treated fair ly by the The 1959 debate was more heated than usual because the Legislature re a Wagner plan to legalize and tax offtrack on horse The city administration and Leg also clashed when the lawmakers made some changes in Wagners tax which required legislative approval be fore it could go into But Wagner stressed harmony and friendship in a talk Thursday night at the annual Institute of Community L e a d e which was sponsored by the State Citi zens New York he is deeply dependent on everything that happens in the rest of the friendly we ought to work together to dispel the myths that have occasionally pulled us New York City and the remainder of the state are part of one Wagner that I have made no secret of my view that relationships between the city and the state Legislature are outmoded and archaic He said he would continue to work for a fairer fiscal relation ship between city and By RELMAN MORIN MONTREAL AP President at ceremonies for mally opening the Lawrence Seaway called the new wa ter route a magnificent symbol to the entire world of the achieve ments possible to Democratic na tions peacefully working together for the common The joined Queen Elizabeth II here for a cruise through 31 miles of the sea way aboard the royal yacht Brit In her speech the Queen that the seaway is a product of the joint efforts of the United States and a monument to the enduring friendship of our two Both the Queen and the Presi dent spoke from brief prepared texts and Eisenhower flew from to Canadas Hubert Air Force Base near Montreal this Elizabeth and Prince afe on a six week tour of met them Canadian Prime Min ister John Diefenbaker and his wife were present when the presi party The main ceremonies took place at Lambert the eastern Sate of the on said Americans cherish a record of cooperation and the development of reciprocal trade with There have been and are still problems to solve between he But in the past as now we never have faltered in our convic tion that must be settled by Patient and i understanding nego never by Eisenhower saluted the archi planners and workmen who brought the seaway to reality and said former President Herbert Hoover and Canadas former Prime Minister B Bennett helped create the sentiment for this great The Queen opened her speech with a personal tribute to the She thousands of British Commonwealth fighting men were proud to serve under your leadership until the ultimate victory was We have a spe cial welcome for you as Eis Elizabeth dreams and plans for a deepwater route to the Great Lakes and praised the common efforts of Canada and the United States In bringing them to The two nations built it er and the two nations will share its she More than all it is a magnificent monu ment to the enduring friendship of our two nations and to their partnership in the development of North For it was the mark of his success in getting participation in the Lawrence Seaway approved by after other presidents before him had For it emphasized place as of was the high point of her current tour across her North American The Seaway has been in actual operation since April but I tile ceremonial opening was de layed for the Queens participa Todays after brief remarks by the President and was a 31mile cruise into the seaway through some of the locks which enable ocean ships to rise from sea level to the Great Lakes and proceed as far as Du PLANE CRASH Italy fouren gine TWA plane with 5D ers aboard crashed in flames dur ing a storm today at Busto Ar 15 miles north of A Trans World Airlines spokes man in Rome said the TWA office in Milan reported the The plane was flight 891 from Athens to Chicago via Rome and VICTOR IS HERE AP George miles away at the South got news of the of his first son almost quicker than if hed been here at his ex claimed into the telephone Victor is here Amateur Radio Operator Loyd Townsley had set up the radiotelephone The Doumanis have a 15 v h yacht Britannia was polished for the trip carrying the President and Elizabeth from the Lambert at to the Locks The Presidents schedule in Can ada coveted 7Mi hours beginning greeting at near irV Canadian defense units President and Ei wre flying in from Washington to meet the Queen her Prince Philip Canadas Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and his wife at the air HUMID Western New Northern Finger Lakes to Lake East of Lake BUck River warm and hu mid today through tomorrow with occasional thunderstorms in the afternoon or evening high temperature today and tomorrow in the mid tow tonight Variable mostly south ta southwest 10 to 20 with over SO in some
