Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - January 24, 1967, Wellsville, New York Serving Potter Year Year NEW YORK Tuesday January 1967 10 Cents Per Copy Mao TOKYO AP Red Chinas official news agency said today that nations military com manders have vowed to help Mao Tser tung seize financial and other power from the persons in authority who are taking the capitalist It was a rare admission that such broad power had slipped from Maos Japanese correspondents in Peking quoted wall posters as the army gone into action over the weekend to crush an uprising in the Peking suburb of Wall post ers also reported clashes in 100 miles southeast of and in 80 miles southwest of the Red Guard wall bulletins said army troops moved into Fang shan and seized control of the Communist partys county headquarters and the Security The bulletins said a handful of counterrevolutionary elements had arrested sever al hundred revolutionaries and subjected them to fascist tor Maos New China News Agen cy reported pledges of support from commanders and fighters three services of the Chinese Peoples Liberation Army in Sinki ang and Inner It did not mention the southeast province where Maos opponents reportedly have formed an army of work ers and Another dispatch relat ed a series of seizures by pro Mao forces and thereby re that at one time or an other his opponents controlled wide sectors of trade and fi nance Peking publishing a Tientsin jute a Shenyang Mukden rolling an automobile spare parts plant in the Shensi provin cial department of tions and the Wuhan light in dies and molds Fund Pot Could Be Mirage By JACK BELL NEW AP Republicans learned today that the pot of gold Con gress voted to pay for future presidential campaigns may be a mirage that could leave both parties financially stranded in Fred Scribner its gen eral predicted in a re port prepared for the Republi can National Committees closing session that the income tax checkoff Congress approved will produce far less than the million supposed to be avail able for each major partys presidential He said it also may act to cut off private Congress had the germ of a good Scribner said in an But Im afraid we couldnt collect the money in time to do us much since none of it will become available until after income tax payments early in Scribner said the GOP would be faced with the necessity of raising million to get its campaign since it gets no money in advance but is reimbursed only for actual cam He noted that these reimbursements do not take effect until after Its going to be difficult to raise that kind of money be cause a lot of people who check off a contribution on their income tax be divid ed by both going to feel they have made their politi cal National Chairman Ray Bliss told a news conference Monday night there are a lot of flaws in that have to be cleaned up by He a mong other that none of the money can be used for na tional committee headquarters which cost around million last Scribner said a separate or might have to be set up for presidential candidates because the law specifies that the tax money can be used only for presidential He said that when a party standard bearer campaigned with a nominee for House member or an other expenses would have to 1 Closing out what Bliss called the most enthusiastic meeting in the chairman was preparing to appoint a special commitee to pick a site for the 1968 nominating San Chicago and are jn the Social Security Study To Be Started in 3 Weeks By EDMOND LEBRETON WASHINGTON AP Con gress starts work in three weeks on a Social Security appar ently in a mood to increase ben but divided as to whether President Johnsons proposal is too Johnsons message Monday recommended benefit increases of 15 to 59 per But these would be financed by several major increases in the payroll tax so that by 1974 some earners would be paying a more than twice the present Republicans have already in legislation calling for an 8 per cent increase in bene fits and automatic future in creases if living costs rise ap They said such an improvement could be financed out of surpluses being produced by the existing tax and that a payroll levy increase would not be But Chairman Wilbur of the House Ways and Means where Social Security legisla tion said Republi cans based these assumptions on a national economic future so favorable that it would not be safe to rely on Without faying so key figures pn both sides indi they expect a compro senior minority member of the Ways and Means said the Republican he in is the basis we start He said Republicans would weigh special feature elements of the Presidents proposal against the tax One they particularly tend to he is relaxing the rules on the amount of money a retired person may earn without cutting his Social Security pen Mills said Ways and Means hearings will begin probably with government testifying at least for the first three Engineers Budget Seeks Flood Money Congressman Charles of Jamestown an today that the Army Corps of for the fiscal year includes the sum of to con construction of he Wellsville flood control pro in a telegraphed message to the said that he seek to have the committee on appropria tions approve the Brazil Flood Toll May Hit 500 RIO DE Brazil AP About 150 bodies Wave recovered following disas trous floods around Rio de Jan and one police estimate said as many as 500 may have With hundreds reported miss rescue workers combed through mud and No exact casualty figures were Torrential rains Sunday night fed the raging waters and set off landslides which swept one crowded bus off a highway into the swollen Paraiba River 33 miles west of Rio arid buried another under mud Fifty bodies were A construction camp in the same area was engulfed by a tributary of the At least 300 persons were reported living the area before the floods hits Luiz Eduardo who es caped through a rear window of a bus before it was buried in a said I tried to con vince the others to get out of the bus after I It was After I ran away from the the mud came and cov ered A few miles Ataide de Oliveira lost his entire family as a hillside spewing mud and rocks over his I went out through the roof with my girl in my he My wife and my were with Soon they dragged by the stream coming down the When I saw all that water I threw my girl over a landbank and man aged to a When I came back she was The Itaguai region about 30 miles of Rio de Janeiro the hardest estimated 800 were homeless and 200 were reported The Paulo runs parallel to the Par aiba was impassable for more than 90 Police said a number of in private cars may have been swept to their At least 10 persons died in Rio de Janeiro as a result of the including three who drowned a bus with 10 passengers fell into a Four persons were known to have died in Sao Academic Ruling Seen Big Winner In Court Ruling WASHINGTON AP In academic circles the Supreme Courts junking of New York States teacher loyalty program will be considered a ringing de of academic Mondays decision undoubted ly will ring bells in liberal cir cles across the But so complete was the high courts dismembering the program known as the Feinberg law it is questionable if any loy alty program of similar propor tions anywhere in the country can now pass high court New York said Justice William Brennan in the majority undoubtedly has a legitimate interest in pro its education system from he New York and by implication all can flot carry out that purpose at the expense of fundamental per sonal liberties when the end can be more narrowly Nowhere did Brennan suggest how states could do this and not violate First Amendment rights of freedom of association and freedom of Thus states may find it wholly impossible to balance the Con with their interests in erecting a loyalty program for state Justice Tom Clark said in to put the pieces Marylands loyalty oath is still in the high court hopper and some clue may be forth coming the justices act later this In Maryland applicants for state government jobs and can for public office must swear they are not attempting to overthrow the state govern ment by force or in Nicaragua Said Dead LBJ Sends New Budget To Congress BULLETIN WASH I N G T 0 N AP President Johnson formally asked Congress today for billion of new spending authority for the Vietnam saying you will want to continue your firm support of American fighting In a letter to House Speak er John Johnson said billion of the total will be spent in the current fiscal year that ends June The balance will be available for future commit WASHINGTON AP Presi dent Johnson sends Congress today the details of the govern ments spending plans for the next fiscal year in a budget swollen by mounting Vietnam war Johnson already has an many major points in the a proposed 6 per cent surcharge on corpo rate anct most income taxes to hold down a deficit which other wise would approach Here are the principal figures in the outlined by John S NO SNOW Hayes in his state of the Union is shown preparing to check posted properties the area this message two weeks ago The job usually requires use of snowshoes at this time For the fiscal year ending of the The of has reJune 30 spending moved all but a trace ofthe white Reporter revenues deficit For fiscal starting July 1 Spending reve nues deficit The Presidents tax if become ef Nicaragua The erupted July 1 some A 20hour uprising in which Sunday after a billion next trimming at least 21 Nicaraguans were conducted by Fernando what would be a billion reported killed and more than Conservative party candidate 100 wounded ended M o nd a y for president against defense of night with the freeing of 117 tasio Somoza standard billion will foreign 89 bearer of the Liberal party and the fiscal North Americans heir to Latin Americas T rebels were political The defense total is within leased after they Aguero urged general strike billion of the total for the entire their to electoral budget billion The rebels against the Somoza to prevent the powerful in the peak Korean War year of which has ruled machine from rigging gua for more than 30 had the elections Street The rise in defense holed up with in fighting between was in fiscal the Gran They agreed to eros followers and National curbing surrender their arms if allowed expansion of Great Society to go As the battle launched in the last National Guardsmen with ment forces used tanks to try to two But the President tanks surrounded the hotel dislodge snipers on has made it clear he does while insurgent leaders least two fires raged in the intend to cut back ated with representatives of city at the height of the urban and antipoverty Lorenzo Guerrero in and a tank shell damaged the the presence of facade of the Gran Hotel where The antipoverty budget is ex A cheer went up from a crowd Aguero had taken refuge with to be in the neighborhood outside as the first hoshis partys Pedro of compared with tages emerged from the Joaquin and about 50 billion appropriated by They included uniformed but Congress this unarmed members of the military An American Constitution flag appeared over the second floor The hostages included a num ber of North American tourists and businessmen staying at the given shelter in the homes of diplomats with state officials and repre and residents in bly Speaker Anthony of the Temporary Inside the soldiers wm preside over the State on the Consti ed out a small arsenal of rebel Constitutional says including 10 rifles and he hopes the conventions work Travia told newsmen Monday 25 pistols of ancient a wni be completed in time for a that he continue two party quantity of knives decision by the voters in he had set up While and serving as chairman of And Travia further indicates preparing for the he is willing to assume strong The committee to study rules powers as convention president of operation for the to facilitate the revision of the Travia would be headed by stales basic William vanden a po Democratic who intimate of Robert will control the unanimously designated Travia Alan Campbell of Monday as notching Syracuse University will lead Some intervals of partial plus in the career of the committee to select profes today and mild temp Brooklyn Democrat who in a 45 to of a century has risen Travia asserted he ing up again tonight with a an assemblyman to a the convention should chance of showers Low about ing power in state have He held 40 Windy and warmer Travia told a news conference that a diffusion of with occasional after Jls at e ead to a Variable 5 to caucus here that many de Yet everyone should have the ing southwesterly tonight and ta of Cunning Jhe convention right to express an he increasing to 15 to 35 were m the to 15 to Re that he Travia noted that the Constitu LP u CT favored establishment of rules tion requires that the conven High Low 37 that would permit the conven tion convene at the Capitol and Local Report tion operate along the lines squelched reports that it might Only a trace of rain was de Of the meet elsewhere during its life overnight at the Water Such an operation would give and Light Plant during the 24 the president vast power in de I know of no other place hour period which was termining convention policy and where it could be Travia warm for a pleasant in handling issues raised regard that is as convenient as A high temperature ing proposed changes in the con We have the reading of 57 was noted at Public hearings on convention with a low of 37 the Republican issues might be held in various at delegates to the convention will Travia The temperature shortly be hold their caucus here with the Travias name was entered fore noon was The baromet designation of Senate Majority into nomination by Charles er at that time was at Leader Earl Brydges as con retired chief judge of inches and falling slightly vention minority leader the the Court of who had The temperatures prime item on the once sought the convention pres Yesterday noon 3 Wednesdays GOP meeting for 6 9 51 mid will be a part of a daylong A total of 74 of the 99 Demo night of all convention crats elected to the 186seat con Today 3 6 43t They have been invited vention were present for Mon 9 by Rockefeller to meet days Brydges Asks Abortion Law Change Delay Travia Seeks Completion Before November Election Showers Regional Forecast By CHARLES DUMAS bly Speaker Anthony Travia dissented today from an attempt by Senate Majority Leader Earl Brydges to discourage any action this year to liberalize the states abortion the Legislatures rank ing told The Associ ated Press that he did not neces sarily agree with Brydges pre diction that no substantial changes in the abortion law were Lets see what Travia I want to find out whether there is real public de mand for a change before I take a the leading Republi can in the jolted advocates of abortion law re form Monday by declaring he was disturbed by proposals to provide more grounds for ob a legal abortion in this I wouldnt look to see any changes at this ses Brydges told were pressed behind the scenes to forge an agreement between Rockefeller the Legis Republican and Demo cratic leaders on a state lottery plan that could be put into ef fect this The Republican governor told a hews conference that one ma jor point had been settled the price of a lottery ticket would be representatives of the legislative and executive branches met again to work out other and it ed that a had The to be sold through and four drawings will be conduct ed each It was estimated that such a plan would produce net revenue of between million and Still to be settled was whether the lottery would be based on horse racing and how the tery would be Rockefeller and Brydges fa vored a drawing of num bers determine lottery win They also sought to place the lottery directly con trol the State Department of Taxation and thought the lottery should be keyed to horse He also insisted on setting up a bipartisan agency to over see the In other Democratic delegates to the State Constitutional Conven tion caucussed at as unanimously designated Travia the pres post of convention chair Rockefeller expressed opti mism that an agreement would be reached on replacing the law with a more workable statute to deter strikes by employes of the state and lo cal State AFL CIO President Raymond Corbett expressed dissatisfaction with the emerging Brydges commented on the abortion issue during a radio in in his Capitol The effort to liberalize the abortion law has centered on a introduced last week by As Albert Present law permits physi cians to interrupt a pregnancy only if the life of the mother or child would be seriously by allowing it to supported by Protestant church groups arid strongly opposed by the Roman Catholic would add these grounds If agreed that there was risk of physical or mental harm to the mother or If the pregnancy resulted from rape or If the woman were mental ly ill or if she were a mental In abortions would be permitted for any unwed fe male under age regardless of the circumstances of her Brydges and both Roman had that they had an open mind on the abortion Under Brydges said he was dis turbed by efforts to broaden the Where do we put the next benchmark This was interpreted as an ex pression of concern if the abortion law were proposals might be made to le galize the taking human life in other A Brydges spokesman later said the GOP leader feared that fraud and collusion might develop if the state per mitted abortions on of physical or mental impair y Travia said he preferred await thex outcome of public hearings on the abortion fore taking a stand I might I say might be willing to support some changes in the but I want to see how much sentiment is Travia Rockefeller also on the vin to a news repeated previous view that some lawap to be but he of no Board of Regents Seeks Faculty Aid In Replacing Kerr AP California placate fac ulty and student over the abrupt firing of President Clark have asked the faculty ofthe nine campuses to appoint consider a a San Francisco attorney and chair man of the asked the Academic composed of faculty representatives from each to name the ad The committees recom be considered by the said The faculty had ex pressed fears that Kerrs ouster was a political move and that he would be replaced Jty a politi cal f Republican Rea who was attending his first regents meeting and with the majority in Fridays 8 tally for Kerrs holds a news conference Meyer said Kerrs popularity with some regents had Meyer blamed Kerrs handling of various stu dent demonstrations on the Berkeley Several regents suggested to me that Kerrs position be discussed at the regents meet ing of and again at the meeting of Meyer I took the the matter should not be brought uDf at this m He said Kerr him and said he ry on effectively Kerr wanted the regents to support him strongly or fire We Meyer and the vice chairman asked him if he would be willing to tender his He said he would not and it was the boards re sponsibility to make the deci Meyer Dan president of the Associated Students at called a special meet ing Monday night in which the voted to hold a vigil at 3 today at Sproul Halls pla Berkeley campus Chancellor Roger Heyns asked the students to restrain their show of dis pleasure with the regents ac On the other campuses of the nearly 000 persons gathered at rallies to consider student Stu dents generally insisted that they be asked to approve the nomination of a
