Western Kansas Press (Newspaper) - January 26, 1966, Great Bend, Kansas WESTERN KANSAS PRESS RISE IN 4, No. 112 Ttf KMD PUY GREAT JANUARY 26, 1966 STATE and AREA NEWS SPORTS FINAL MARKETS Singto Copy Se ISSUE 8 PAGES U.S. Mis In Great Strength that strength as for its bomber and even if many missiles were destroyed on their launching ra As far as U.S. deterrent power was mara relegated the manned Bills Introduced To Sell Unused Farm Land at the Pentagon agreed with jj would be to force the Soviet Union to spend large sums of money on a defense against conventional of Wei f i re to weTe introduced what part of fts land over the Kansas Senate Tuesday to state is currency unused with The chief use of the manned authorizing the sale no probable usa m the the defense chief P farm land around The board thea could declare institutions in the the land surplus and subject to were identical ex- epi for the agencies The other would give the One would authorize the same authorisation to the sas Veterans In both proceeds would go to Kansas tions and thti mental hospital building Two other Mils were Patrols Fail To Locate Big Viet Weapons 47 U.S. Troops Dead In Crash IN F. A. COOPER completes a painting m the back of his bookshop across the street from Montgomery Ward in Great With tarn is his wife who helps with the customers up well known as a Kansas artist ended his career as a cartoonist the first of this year because of a re- cent heart Kansas readers will miss his weekly cartoon Happened In However the new arrangement will give Kansans more of Cooper s fine McNamara made his tion in a statement to a House armed services It was one of the most comprehensive explanations of the rationale of U. S. nuclear strategy ever made Its immediate purpose was to assure concerned congressmen that the Defense Department was on the right track in its plans to rely more on missiles and less on manned The subcommittee began an All Nuclear Flights Over Spain Are Off I Capsule Report J from UPI and local in the senate one THE MARKET S t o c k from general prices advanced in active revenue fund and from ing special fees the lines and aircrafts attracted Cultural Arts most of the buying i Higher Education Facilities Research SPORTS results of u tion of and the Schilling area basketball games MADRID crash ed last night plus other the After A 30-Year Success Area Artist Retires Cartoon Series So He Can Paint I A U.S. military spokesman 1 said four Air Force crewmen and 43 soldiers of the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division died when the aircraft smashed into a hillside and exploded some 260 SAIGON miles northeast of Marines set up more than 300 As many as 81 persons have patrols and ambushes around killed in a single plane Da Xang Tuesday and swept crash in Viet Nam during the through an area a few miles but never have so many of south of the big airfield in a the victims been search for the Viet Cong who An i n v e s t i g a t i o n w as blasted the big U.S. launched immediately and Air installations in a mortar Col. George Hannah commander of tne 315th Air But the Leathernecks failed Commando G to find any trace of the Cong crews or their big M weapons that killed four two of them NOI and wounded 26 11 of them Americans in a barrage that used giant 120 mm ed Nations Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg reportedly told a Marine officers speculated bloc of Democratic the Communists had buried the men Tuesday that the time is 600-pound weapons in not ripe for President Johnson ly prepared holes in the ground to go before the world body to I and seek a ceasefire in Viet I In the Central who made a U.S. military special trip to was pressed an investigation into said to have told about 70 the crash and explosion of a Democrats privately that the U.S. Air Force transport that administration would be willing killed all 47 U.S. servicemen to make an appeal to the i aboard Tuesday in the worst United but that this disaster of the war involving was not appropriate By BARK FUG ATE Tribune Area Editor their one of the reasons they bought their local investigation behind closed of a Air Force bomber money from doors Tuesday into the latest atomic weapons aboard ial fees go for wages development in the j eight days ago has resulted in expenditures to bomber the indefinite suspension of all at ment over the next several A m e ri c a n nuclear bomber hm proposed by highly ed last night plus otter ing news see page all the color of THE WEATHER and slightly sz wagon Withdraw From Line Sen. Robertr F. miles per Light snow as well as reliable sources said Tuesday R prairie Vill and Sen. mg Highs in the low 20s. as ne earned his living as a Norman Lows tonight 5 to 10 above French sources in Madrid from 15 1 said the nuclear flight ban was tQ cent the and employer could withhold employes on the withholding Sen. Bennett purpose ordered by the government A I and not at the rf Spanish 'A U.S. embassy spokesman NEW DELHI nere did not deny the report taxpayers the money when and Pakistani armed forces AU ne say is not needed at Tuesday withdrew from front m the national interest to line positions all along a discuss the movement of mile line that was the scene of nuclear heavy fighting between the two The report came as the U.S. countries last Navy stepped up its search for might taxpayers The troop withdrawal was m a nuclear weapon still missing accordance with a pact m the crash Of the It by India and Pakistan at was believed the weapon may Tashkent in the Soviet be on the floor of the The Tashkent agreement ranean Sea off the southeast calls for complete troop coast of Spain Driver Tries throughout instead of perhaps at income tajt paying time at the end of Bennett the if it Into Basilica VATICAN CITY Many Kansas readers of weekly newspapers learned to look forward to Cooper's little Believe It Or Not style cartoon each Happened in it recounted several little known facts about their state and for 30 without a single the readers were But with the first few weeks F. 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Explosive Rhodesian Question Wilson Spells Out Terms For Surrender LONDON opposition from the opposition cartoon Minister Harold Wilson spelled British Conservative prairies out for tne first time Tuesday many of whose members are Kan the terms for surrender by the sympathetic to F A rebel government of Premier The stage was thus set on to Ian Smith in Wilson immediately for a potentially a few vivid said he would be exPlosive session of accepted Wilson's Labor i -t- TOt In a formal statement to ment has only a shaky majority i which resumed of two and already faces an Jong Christmas opposition censure motion for drew on his pipe detailed the Thursday on the question of the fully a j steps by wnich Britain plans to rising cost of living in he restore constitutional rule in to the African colony once Smith s regime has been forced from that's j These included a period of i direct rule by the Is Delayed the street from n steps ture to a said about 3.- too acres of state up e m withdrawal was worked out in sweepers that have been acres the currently owned AREA ARTIST on Page 2) New Delhi in talks between mg the area since Indian and Pakistani chiefs of staff The Tashkent agreement was signed by the late Indian Premier Lai Bahadur Shastri and Pakistan President hammad Ayub The specific agreement calls for initial disengagement from four areas within five days from Tuesday and for of defenses around 3.024 probably be Pat On The Head For John's NEW YORK J. president of the the Transport Workers Union in Tuesday praised Mayor areas within three John V. Lindsay's role in the pull ending the recent 12-day transu The sectors involved are the strike in contrast to what he desert area called President Johnson s which forms the southern anchor of the released from a and the tal Monday held his first and areas to the news conference since the end north in disputed of the SI billion walkout and Following the death of called for a congressional Shastri just after the investigation of ment had been his said he thought blame should Mrs. Indira be placed for the strike and his pledged India would honor the union would help by making accord available its Search For Bodies Is Abandoned Till Spring ANOTHER FRENCH MIMES IMPRESSIONS 9-Month Trial Goes To Jury probably would France Tuesday abandoned until spring effort's to recover the bodies of 117 persons killed when a Boeing 707 jetliner crashed into snow-capped Mont Blanc Driving snowstorms blotted out the towering 15.771-foot In Chamonix the church bell tolled all day for the Winds of almost 100 lashed Europe's highest tain and temperatures re- mained well below Fresh driving snow already covered the wreckage of the Air India plane and the remains of all but of the Tne aircraft failed only 45 lo clear the ridge below the The plane slammed into the ndge as it approached Geneva on a York Search parties flown up by helicopter Monday recovered two unidentifiable bodies and some personal But the fierce seasonable weather made other search assaults impossible and officials called off any more attempts until at least April when the spring thaw Officials said most of the bodies were dismembered be- recognition and buried in I deep snowdrifts over a wide area together with shattered fragments of the They said bodies may never be Rhodesia's whites over Tuesday officials said the 1 its four million black d might not be shipped An terms would be totally Embassy spokesman table to the Smith regime and did not s finish filling out the necessary documents Tuesday by the time the last airliner left for the CHICAGO -A Judge For Sabotage whether Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and i three associates in the rm arrested two men Tuesday Sheffield was tion of were devoted on charges they threatened to sentenced to 18 benefactors of cancer sufferers sabotage the Boston 1 Maine for or perpetrators of a gigantic in an effort to extort quarter of a million dollars U S. District Court Judge from the Julius Hoffman placed the A justice Department marathon trial of the eminent man announced the arrest of research physiologist and other Donald Albert 26. and sponsors of Caleb John 25. both of in the hands of the jury of Mass. women and five men at The announcement said that nas 4-46 p.m. in making the the FBI Hoffman spent nearly two recovered 75 sticks of dynamite j fof in m. 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