Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - April 4, 1966, Wellsville, New York own Reporter Serving Potter Counties Year Eighty Sixth Year NEW Monday April 1966 Seven Gents Per Copy WE NEED only to read herd dispersal notices which appear so frequently in the Reporter to know what trend in farm but sometimes stark statistics surp rise Such a statis tic was released Friday by the Census indicating that farm population in this country has from to from per cent of the na tions population to an estimat ed per ado Rips lorida Killed A DECREASE of this in a mere six years is really the de cline in farm population was set at million persons at a time while the popula tion was growing The recent in milk produc tion with these fig suggests that it may be past time to reverse the particularly with world shortages already in the famine stage in too many parts of the NO JOY is inspired by per usal of the forecast for the period Tuesday through but theres no cause for its about summable as more of the ALL SWAN reports weve re this year have put the big birds on the pond on An dover or on the Gene see in the Caneadea To one was spotted by Elwyn Norris of Shongo as she drove past the socalled beav er pond on the i 1 e Woods Norris be its the same bird she has seen in that area the past several last year except THE AUDITORIUM at Wells ville High was Sun day for the choir and orchestra presentation of Schuberts Mass and other se It is a continuation of a welcome A few years agOy some school music pre sentations were heard by au smaller than the qual ity of music and it is good that more of us are at tending more of more of The calibre of music heard Sunday certainly justified the FlaV AP Torna does slashed through at least eight Florida cities kill ing seven injuring doz ens and causing massive Two stricken counties were declared disaster areas by Burns and the National Guard was sent in to help search for survivors in of smashed and twisted build The seven deaths were re ported in the states second largest city with a pop of and officials indicated there might be At least 100 persons were in jured Jri a widespread About 30 children were hos at some 50 miles east of after a twister ripped the roof from a junior high school shortly after the start of Were so swamped in the emergency room we cant tell you exactly how many people are a spokesman for a Lakeland Hospital In just across the bay from at least 40 homes in a fashionable res area were heavily dam aged and nine persons were in none The spinning vi out of a dark squall first struck at Tampa and on the Gulf then marched across the state through several smaller communities all the way to on the Atlantic Paul a newsman for Petersburg radio station said he personally counted 21 persons injured in a area in Its in Robinson Telephone poles are snapped in the windows roofs blown Weeping women are in the streets in nightgowns and With the twisters came tor rains that flooded parts of Tampa and Moon Orbit Is Reported By Soviets By HENRY DEADLIER MOSCOW AP The Soviet government told the Communist party congress today that Luna 10 has gone into orbit around the marking a major step toward a manned The announced Soviet feat chalks up a key victory over the United which still has to match the soft moon landing achieved by the Soviets Luna 9 on The American lunar program is not scheduled to begin launching rockets to orbit the moon until late this The announcement that Luna 10 had become the first cial moon satellite was read be fore delegates to the 23rd party congress gathered in the Krem The Russians dramatized the Rail Ends Court Threat Lifted Will Cut Taxes Jews Begin Holy Week Today is April the 94th day of There are 271 days left in the The sun sets tonight at and rises Tuesday at Todays quote Unless our businessmen are enabled to do an effective job selling in eastern I am afraid that 25 years from now we are going to look back and wonder what hap Ambassador to Poland John urging lower trade bar citing growing desire for trade in the communist nations of eastern Damp Regional Forecast Changeable sky and contin ued cool with a few brief show ers or snow flurries to night and High today around Low tonight between Variable mostly during the day and under 10 at High Low 28 Local Report Highest temperature record ed in the period ending at today was a 39 at 2 with a low of 28 at 0 according to the Water and Light Week end high was a 41degree read ing at 2 Saturday with a low of 31 at 3 The barometer shortly before noon today was at inches and Precipitation trace of snow fell in the period from 8 with snow amounting to inches of water measured in the period ending at 8 Total to Inch es 28year average through Ap temperatures noon 3 6 9 mid night Today 3 6 9 Mayor Robert Gardner and the Village Board announced this morning that the tax rate tentatively set by the board for 1966 will be down per from that of The new rate will be per thousand dollars The current rate is per Village Clerk Andrew Brauns said that the lower tax rate is made possible main ly by an increase in state aid to the The village now in the form of state each on a population of 5967 for a total of Gardner said that this figure has been increased considerably since the inception of the two per cent sales tax in the state last Nearly per per son has been funneled back into the village from the sales Little Valley Man Killed by Sheriff LITTLE The Cattaraugus County sheriff shot and killed a 38 yearold storekeeper Sunday depu i ties the man shot at his family and wounded the under Sheriff DeForest McClune said he shot Harold Fellows when Fellows 6failed to heed an order to drop a shotgun and a Authorities said Fellows quar and grappled with his teen aged then fired at 1 least seven shots inside his home in six miles south west of The son said one shot just missed him as his and teenaged Pa fled from the Undersheriff Charles of who knew Fellows was shot as he attempted to talk to the Hill said that when he reached the Fellows ordered him to drop his gun belt and hand over his service The undersheriff said he com plied and Fellows took the re volver and fired two one of which struck Hill in the Sheriff McClune then entered the ordered Fellows to drop the and shot the man in the face when he failed to do The sheriff had no choice but to said Richard who investi It was the only thing he could have done under the It was excusa Dawson On evidence like where the was I dopt think there is anything to the grand Fellows operated a general store and service station next to his home on Route A new form of state aid for highway traffic transporta tion purposes in the This aid is figured on miles of roads in the Brauns In to the increase in state aid there has been a rise in the assessed valuation of the village property of over that of Last years valuation was set at while it placed at The said that despite the cut in the tax rate the village will any ices and will in fact increase services offered the A radio system is to be installed at the police department that will have desk on duty 16 hours per This will cost the village mately a Besides the radio vil lage employes will receive a general salary raise of cent this coming There will be more costs attached to the sewage system and troubles at the treatment Gard ner The mayor pointed out that relocations resulting from the 17 bypass scheduled to be gin within two years will re quire funds from the village and that while Wellsville is in excellent financial shape at the present he would hesitate to cut the taxes any more in order to guarantee that the vil lage would have adequate tax money on hand to fulfill its obligations to the Gardner said the state aid that was derived from the sales tax fulfills the main ob ject of that by re ducing real estate He took a backhanded swipe at the town and county for not cutting their The town and county should have cut their tax he that was the of the sales tax and in the could not in good conscience fail to reduce the tax Now if we could only get a reduction in town and county taxes it would be a fine thing for He pointed out that the vil lage is paying off its debts and reiterated that the financial position of the village is very While the costs to the village from the bypass con struction remain an undefined amount at present the future tax cuts or at least the line was seen good this morning by He further help from the state in the form of a new aid for sewers some what akin to that now being paid for A public hearing on the pro posed new budget has been scheduled for 8 next Mon day at the regular Village Board PREPARING PALMS William rector of Johns Episcopal is shown preparing the feat bv Playing a recording of palms that were presented members of the parish at Palm Sunthe the Commu day services Leftover palms will be burned and nist which Luna 10 had used for Ash Wednesday next Reporter Delegates broke into enthusiastic applause as they heard the strains of the The broadcast of the anthem also was picked up Sunday by West Bochum Ob the Soviet news said the moon satellite was equipped with scientific instru ments for the exploration of near lunar outer space and that these were radioing data back to There was no how ever of what data was being Nor was there any suggestion that photographs of the moons surface would be sent The Russians achieved their first moon spectacular in Sep tember i plant ed the Soviet flag on the In October Luna 3 made the first photographs of the un seen side of the transmit ting pictures of oceans and craters never before seen by After a number of unsuccess ful the made the first soft landing with Luna 9 last February and sent back the first closeup picture of the Luna 10 was launched Thurs day in the first announced at tempt to orbit the Tass said it reached the vicinity of the moon and went into orbit at This was de by Western space track but the Russians saved their announcement for the re opening of the party congress after a weekend Tass said Luna 10 was orbit ing the moon about every three and that the orbit ranges in altitude from to 621 miles from the lunar The British space tracking station at Jodrell Bank an Sunday night that sig picked up from Luna 10 indicated it had gone into close orbit around the But Sir Bernard the director of the said fading signals indicated that something had gone wrong and that Luna 10 might be in a tum bling The Soviet announcement made no mention of such a Sir Bernard and his scientists were waiting for moonrise today EST to make further Lovell said unless the Rus sians fire more retrorockets Luna 10 will stay around the moon The British space scientist said the exploit raised a number of interesting possibilities that the Russians adjust the satellites bring it out of orbit and land it on the or bring it back to But he added I think the most likely thing is that they will leave it If the Russians decide to leave it in the present orbit of the it will give important information about the gravita tion and shape of the All these techniques and fac tors are important in future plans to land a man THE LAST CHAPTER NEW YORK AP A book going out of has this sign in its window Words failed VATICAN CITY AP Christians began their annual observance of Holy Week Sun day as Jews by coincidence were preparing for their annual celebration of com mencing Pope Paul VI blessed palm branches in the Sistine Chapel and said Mass Sunday before 1 000 persons in Peters Basili The Palm Sunday rites marked the triumphal entry Christ into Jerusalem five days before his The Pope distributed the palms to 21 then put on a red cape and a bishops miter for the procession through the basilica to the main altar for as the pon tiff said in a the peo ple are invited to choose be tween those who love Christ as the son of God and those who do Addressing thousands of youths in the he add ed what do you say Your presence here is an an You have chosen Emphasizing the importance of young persons in modern the Pope warned There is the danger that they will be come that they will become cynics who have no respect for any values and go through life like loafers and After the procession and which lasted two the pontiff appeared at his apartment window to bless 000 persons standing in warm in Peters Later Holy Week ceremonies in Christian churches will focus on the Holy Thursday observ ance of the Last Supper and on the mournful rites of Good Fri recalling the The theme of mourning will be succeeded next Sunday by East ert homes around the Passover week begins at sundown Tradition calls for the youngest member of the households to ask the ancient question Why is this night different from all others The oldest man in the family replies with the story of Moses leading the Israelites from Egyptian bondage into the Promised At the ceremonial seder meal and throughout the Jews eat or un leavened as a reminder that the fleeing Israelites had time only to prepare unleavened loaves sunbaked on The holiday is called Passover in the final miracle in God killed the oldest children of the Egyptians but passed over the homes of the The date of Passover is deter mined by the old Hebrew calen Its simultaneous observ ance with Holy Week will not take place again for two INDONESIA SEEKS RETURN TO Indonesia AP Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today the new Indonesian government will return to the United Nations and seek to im prove relations with the United The apparent object is aid for the foundering Malik told a news conference that return to the United Nations would depend on many He did not President Sukarno defiantly announced that In donesia was walking out of the world organization because Ma which Sukarno has vowed to crush had been elected to the Security who replaced proPe king Foreign Minister Suban drio last said the new government led by Su harto would return Indonesia to its traditional foreign This was taken to mean a more neutral course of Malik pointed to the economy in em the need for improved foreign He said in a reply to a question that rela tions with the United States have not always been but the government would do its to improve them We will difficulties exist ing he The foreign minister said there would be no change in the attitude toward Red but added If Peking is not satisfied with our new poli it of not our busi He said Indonesia would con its undeclared war with Malaysia but would always be opened for peaceful settle Malik told newsmen Sunday Indonesia would reduce its military confrontation with Malaysia once peace talks be Sultan deputy premier for economic told newsmen that In economic situation is serious but not He indicated that curing its ills would depend heavily on foreign The United States now gives no economic aid to Washington began cutting off aid in the early 1960s as Sukar no swung toward Peking and became openly When Sukarno spurned the United Nations last he turned his back on million that had been earmarked for Indonesia by such specialized agencies as the Interna tional Monetary Indone sia had already received million in aid during the 14 years before its The price of rice has climbed 30 times ia the past 14 WASHINGTON Trains began to roll today at the end of a strike on eight and a federal judge lifted the threat of day fines against the union and its At the suggestion of District Judge Alexander Holtz off vacated an order calling on the union to show cause why the heavy penalty should not be In ending the strike which partly paralyzed indus try and commuter service and cost tens of millions of the Brotherhood of Firemen and acted under the threat of the fines for contempt of and under heavy pres sure from President The union won nothing tangi though its contended collective bargaining was vindicated and that the roads were pledged not to take reprisals against strik or other union men who re fused to cross picket Ky Strives To Control Saigon Riots SAIGON broke out in Sagon tonight as Pre mier Nguyen Cao Kys regime wrestled with a rising rebellion on its doorstep and in northern city of Dan The Military Command de clared the capitals bars and public places off limits to American Government police with tear gas and clubs broke up about 500 teenage demonstrators at the old National Assembly ing in the Tu Do but the youths then surged toward the Saigon River in the direction of the Another demonstrators struck out from the Buddhist In but police beat them back with tear gas and club The rioting was the worst to hit Saigon in current crisis that threatens the life of Kys nine Police cordoned off the Information Service one block from the National As Tear gas floated in clouds over streets used by the demonstrators to reach the heart of The tors appeared to be in the 11 to 15 age Demonstrators overturned an American military jeep and set fire to None of the occupants were The command declared Saigon off limits to military men shortly before the demonstrators broke out to In a nationwide chief of state Nguyen Van Thieu appealed once more for an end to the wave of dem and He also announced that all schools would be closed for an nite period beginning Ky mobilized planes and par to end what he called a state of insurrection in Da Da Nangs mayor denounced Kys charges and said the peo pie of South Viet Nams second largest city will stand up to any attempt to seize Loudspeaker vehicles roamed Da Nang after urging merchants to close their shops and pedestrians to get off the streets because troops are But there was no sign yet of any airborne landings in Da Nang by soldiers loyal to In another center of un rest 40 miles north of Da persons staged a protest rally climaxed by an orderly march past the They dropped off copies of let ters to President Johnson and U Thant appealing to the United States to withdraw its recognition of the Ky government and not to obstruct Sunday night the judge had ordered the union to show cause why it should not be fined 000 a day and its Gil a The judge acted to increase fines he had previously imposed of a day against the union and 500 a day against ef at noon unless the strikers had returned to The strike ended just before midnight Francis speaking for the railroads to judge Holtzoff said he was heppy to in form the judge that the men are back at work and the railroads could see no reason to press the issue of an increase and with out any waiver of penalties ac crued moved to vacate the show cause The order was vacated by Judge Holtzoff without What would be done about the smaller fines was not immediately Shea said that should there be renewal of the strike and he emphasized he had no reason to believe there would railroads would beback in It was then agreed that a hearing on extension of a tem restraining order to en join the union from striking would be continued until April At that time it will take the form of a hearing for a perma nent The April 27 hearings may re volve about a board of arbitra tions award two years der which about fire mens were eliminated from diesel The union contends the rail roads should discuss a formal apprentice program to train displaced firemen to be erigi The Railroads contend the union to get fire mens jobs back in a feather bedding In calling off the 38state strike just before last Gilbert said We have received assur ances that the eight struck rail roads will not make any sals against any 90 Negroes Camp At White House WASHINGTON less and jobless Mississippi Ne camped overnight in a park across the street from the White continued to hope today for response to their plea for million in antipoverty We have received no cial communication from the White House or the Office of Economic said Frank the groups lead Smith said the demonstrators who set up four tents were prepared to stay here until we get some assurance from the President or the Office of Eco nomic Opportunity that we wont have to spend another winter in our tents in Missis The 90 Negroes residents of tent cities near Greenville and Greenwood took turns squat ting and sleeping in the Mostly and plan tation they had come to Washington Thursday in hopes of speeding up requests for funds for job training and home construction Sunday they turned a march and prayer vigil into a tentin alongside four petunia beds on the neatly trimmed grass of La fayette a square that has become a traditional gathering place for White House protest marches and After the the people just wanted to stay Smith We put up the he paid in an interview inside a because we want to present our case for the fund requests we have before OEQ Office of Economic Were dissatisfied sponse we got from
