Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - February 25, 1960, Winona, Minnesota CLOUDY Little Change In Temp. WINONA DAILY NEWS tht RISES SITS FULL MOON MARCH 13 FEBRUARY It 60 SEVIN CENTS PER COPY I fat fur eott ate TWENTY-FOUR Planes 40 Feared Killed ATTACK State using an Army tank for move in on the home of Daniel berserk mountaineer who fatally shot four persons and wounded five After the policemen bed incendiary and tear bombs into the Raymond fled and was shot to death un- der a hail of machine gun He hid held the state police and others at bay for nine hours yesterday at his home in the nearby mountain community of Oakhill in southwestern Mountaineer Kills 4: Dies Fleeing Home Pa. A mountaineer who out moving like ducks in a shooting gallery shot persons to death and wounded five others He died under a hail of machine gun State protected by an Army cut down Daniel 42, as he fled his burning home at The home had been set afire by incendiary and tear gas bombs lobbed from the The mountaineer saw doctor only Feb. 16 because he was his wife a pipeline walker for a natural gas had a reputation among the mountain folk in this southwestern vania area for being a crark He did his lethal shooting from the second story of his located about 50 feet from a rural Before police shut off the road to traffic Raymond fired for nine hours at almost everything that and Only once did he fail to fire at a moving This was a school bus about 50 Veteran slate troopers hugged the tank as it opened peppered the house with ley after the serk Raymond tried to make a run for it. He ran a few then dropped as the machine gun bullets cut through his Thou killed by Raymond Mary Frances 61, and Edna 53, both of William 49-year-old highways department worker from and May of Pa. Wounded Harry 31, of Lawrence 18, of Carlus 22, husband of and two Maust 3, and 18 Raymond was armed with Iwo one wilh a telescopic Police said they probably will know just what triggered the tragedy although Raymond had been His wife said he set fire to their living room about 12 hours before Ihe shooting She said he doused the fire but she was frightened and took her three children to slay overnight with Storm Spreading Into Ohio Valley By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wintry snow and sleet dealing crippling blows as they swept across spread into the Ohio and Lower Mississippi Valleys Most of Texas was staggered by the violent the worst in a series of storms this Zero cold invaded the South which was covered in some areas with a seven-inch Hundreds of families in East Texas were without heat or because of power failures and natural gas line Scores of schools remained belted New southern Oklahoma and Arkansas Falls ranged up to six inches in ern and central New Mexico and parts of The first snow in nine years fell in Ark. Warnings of heavy snow four inches or more were issued by Bureau for areas in a band 100 to 200 miles wide from Arkansas northeast through easl most of Kentucky and southeast pelted northern sections of iana and Mississippi and central and west Tennessee were ed to change to snow in many The snow line extended into southern parts of Illinois and In- with snow in prospect for other parts of the two Travel slowed across wide bell of rain traffic deaths Arkansas were ed to icy Two Dead in Mishaps By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday deaths of two sota one a Richfield carried the state traffic loll to 79 compared with 86 a year The Rev. Elmer F. 67, died in University Hospitals ly afler his car and two other cles collided at ave. nnd 66lh st. Police said the was making a left turn when his car was struck by one driven by Joseph E. 22, The impact then tossed the Brandt car into path of a truck driven by James 0. 29, At John 52, and living died of injuries suffered when his car and a truck driven by Marvin C. also of WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity cloudiness with little change in temperature through High this afternoon 28, low tonight high Friday 30. WEATHER Official observations the 24 hours ending at 12 m. 21; 7; 25; AIRPORT Max. M at t p.m. t at 7 a.m. tky overcast at visibility 15 wind from north at II humidity m barometer inf. Bus Driver Dead In Truck Crash Ky. er truck jackknifed on a slick curve early this morning and collided head on with a hound bus carrying 22 Only the bus driver was He was Leland S. 50, of Ky. All the passengers were taken to a Richmond but only one was believed hurt He is Roberl 44, of De- Doctors said his left leg was Many of the passengers Rain rain which severe shock as well as mi- nor cuts and Crowds Cheer Ike in Rain At Sao Paulo SAO Brazil President Eisenhower doffed his gray felt hat and rode ed in a heavy rain today to knowledge the cheers of a half million or more fans in- heart of Confetti and ticker tape littered drenched Later at a luncheon er extolled the tem and pledged continued U. S. support for Brazil's economic de- Opportunity without tion is a vital aspect of racy in both Brazil and the ed he and freedom in the long run yields the most productive economic system ever devised by enterprise system benefits all the owners and workers he has resulted in high high con- high and a sonable return on progress is our Eisenhower pledged that in our financial and economic we shall continue to port Brazilian zil has received than Vk billion dollars in S. public and private A thousand tht sponsored by the Com- the Industrial Assn. and the Rural These big trade organizations include among their members businessmen who manage branch factories for U.S. and European companies their products here for Brazilian Brazilians jumped and shouted in the rain in their en- over Eisenhower's The temperature was 70; There was no estimate of the but the best guesses ran to at least half a There were probably not so many as welcomed Eisenhower in Rio de Janeiro but the made up for this in The cities are of comparable about three lion Eisenhower flew from Rio de Janeiro under overcast skies to spend hours in this Brazilian 220 miles southwest of He goes to Argentina A drizzling rain started soon after the President's motorcade left the It was a pour by the time the procession reached the Praza or Flag where thousands had to see Some had most did Fire Hoses Cool Chattanooga Mob By CLIFTON WELLS Tenn. Fire hoses and the threat of lice billy clubs cooled tempers of thousands of tense groes and whites who stormed Chattanooga's downtown area for the second straight Twenty persons eleven groes and nine whites were ar- rested Police said pistols were taken from three of The mass of was several times larger but the day's violence did not match the bitter lighting that flared Tuesday when gangs of belligerent white youths challenged Negro demonstrations for integrated lunch counter in the South Hie ation was relatively quiet on the sitdown front that spread from a demonstration in more than two weeks In a Negro boy and girl were served lunch at a department store counter reserved for A store official said the couple's light skin apparently caused them to be mistaken for white because the store's gated counter policy was un- Both houses of the Virginia Legislature quickly passed three The emergency measures were proposed by Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. to thwart lunch counter by already hat a law on its forbidding integrated service In Chattanooga officials conferred after disorder and announced new plans for dling the situation Police Commissioner H. P. lap announced that his ment would not large oi to or congregate in the downtown area Since the crowds have con- mostly of ering afler classes were dismissed for the School Supt. John W. Lelson offered to keep schools in session until 6 p.m. School now dismisses at p.m. suggestion was not put into im- mediate DAMP GREETING FOR IKE President Eisenhower coat and waves to crowd along parade route afler his arrival in Sao It was the President's third stop in Brazil as he continued his South can via radio from San Segni's Party Plunges Italy in Crisis ROME of Premier Antonio Segni's mi- Christian Democratic plunged Italy today into her possibly political crisis in President Giovanni Gronchi be- gins talks with elder statesmen and political leaders late today or in search of who can patch together another net able to get the support of a majority in the Chamber of The Christian although Italy's biggest are short of a majority by 26 Most political observers believe the new government will be a coalition of Christian Democrats with Giuseppe gat's Democratic Socialist Driver Asks Dismissal Of Negligence MINNEAPOLIS as former assistant state attorney is asking sal of a criminal negligence in- brought against him as result of the Jan. 28 death of a girl in a dismissed from his state job after the charged that stated do not bear out I he true He also withdrew his plea of innocent to the indictment pending a hearing March 14 on the demurrer he has been free under He was accused in the death of Patricia 11, who was walking to a skating rink with a group of girls when a car plowed into PRESIDENTIAL ESCORT President the wife of Brazilian President into dinner at Brazilian foreign ministry in Rio dtr Janeiro The ner was given in honor by via radio from Rio de Politics in Minnesota Reapportioning Battle Looms By ADOLPH JOHNSON Associated Preti Staff Writer Look for a renewal of the fight over legislative in the 1961 Minnesota Legislature especially as seems the reapportionment amendment defeated at the November The 1959 you will took the first affirma live action on legislative since 1913. It passed a setting up new legislative districts to be used for the first time in the 1963 The new districts gave tan areas additional representation at the expense of rural areas in recognition of the urban tion At the lime time the Legislature approved a constitutional ment changing the rules for future The amendment will be voted on at the 1960 general The and the amendment were regarded generally as a There was a sort of understanding that support of the redistricting carried with it support of the The constitution now provides that both senatorial and House districts be set up on a tion The proposed ment would continue the House on require apportionment of Senate districts a manner which will give fair representation to all parts of the The alio a provision requiring the Legislature to convene in special session to do the job if it does not tion at the regular session after each 10-year Gov. Freeman was sharply cal of the for the amendment and more recently the League of Women Voters announced its op- In the practically any lic opposition has been to defeat a proposed If the amendment rural members who went along on the redistricting in return for promises of support for the ment are expected to seek repeal of the redistricting Swedish Ship Back in Water Mass. Swedish freighter Monica grounded since Saturday night when a gale blew it onto a Cape Cod freed itself with the aid of the Coast Guard and the tug It was pulled into deep and the Capt. John indicated he would resume his interrupted voyage from Fall to N. S. Two Western Wisconsin Youths Dead in Crash Wis. Two western Wisconsin were killed Wednesday night In train crash near Victims of the mishap were Sharon Ann of and 19, of Kails and Their deaths raise the statewide loll lo compared with a year Ike Veto of Pollution Is Sustained WASHINGTON The House today sustained President Eisenhower's veto of a lion dollar pollution control The roll call vote was 249 for overriding the veto and 157 This was 22 votes short of the two-thirds necessary to pass the over the The House action killed the measure which would have federal grants of 90 million dollars a year to help lies build sewage It was the 158th veto since Pres ident Eisenhower took office in 1953. Only a public works ap propriation measure last year was Today's action does a current law which permits fed eral up lo 50 million dol lars a year for Living Costs Drop Slightly In January WASHINGTON Lower prices for new cars eggs and most meats brought a slight decline in living costs in It was the second monthly dip in the government's living cost Even the index is still a little under its record although down from De- the January level was a record high for a Jan Tho Labor Department reportee lodny the index dropped of one per cent in January to 125.4 per cent of the base This is the lowest living cost level since September but il is 1.3 per a year change will have this effect on wages of various ers whose union contracts provide for wage adjustments geared lo the of about workers in aircraft and farm machinery industries will be in most cases by one cent an About trucking industry workers will receive a hour raise on a different ad justment There will be no wage change for about one million workers in Ihe auto and related products in Carrying Band Falls After Crash at Rio By FRED L. STROZIER RIO DE JANEIRO A ilane carrying members of the S. Navy band to Rio liro collided with a Brazilian commercial plane over bara Bay here Both planes crashed into the with indications of at least 40 Apparently 30 men were aboard a U.S. Navy plane bringing in musicians to appear at a ner President Eisenhower is ing in Rio tonight in honor of Brazilian President Eisenhower was in Sao Paulo at the time of the The White House in said it had reports the Navy plane carried 23 of the Navy 92 together with a crew of 7. A Brazilian air force man reported the Navy plane was flying from Uruguay and landing at Santos town A or DCS of the Real a major domestic line in was coming in for a landing at Ihe same crowded It was believed to be carrying 21 From the Yacht near the came reports of 29 bodies Divers were at work along with U.S. helicopters hero for the Eisenhower In the White said Navy band musicians were not assigned to the Eisenhower trip but came to South America 10 days ago for a series of musicians who arrived here a few days ago took part in the Eisenhower ies in Rio De Janeiro The Navy band a chorus and orchestra One at the scene re- ported three persons had been said military caps had washed ashore and that they bore what to be U. 5. A U. S. News and World Report correspondent found six special U. S. passports of the sort issued lo military personnel traveling lie also saw and clarinets that had been fished out of the bay tha Yacht at one end of bara Not far away searchers picked up a Brazilian mail pouch ed from the town of Victoria to Victoria is in the State of Santo north of This indicated that the second plane in the crash was a Brazilian ger It wat reported to carry 11 passengers and a crew of 4. David Richardson of Buenos the correspondent for U. S. News and World copied the following names from the cial passports pulled out of the Lt. C. L. G. R. James Aulbin Cor- Victor Dale Reyes R. E. M. R. Harl Vincent p. There was no indication er any or all of these were lost or if they were Arson Suspected In 3rd Blaze at Parochial School Minn. The third incendiary blaze in the past five months caused considerable damage Wednesday night at the St. Margaret Mary Parochial School in suburban Morgan Paul R. Duluth tire said velvet drapes on a second floor auditorium were ignited and the floor partially burned in a blaze set in a pile of papers from upset waste baskets and school Flynn slid there was no tion that arsonists were to A similar blaze did damage to the school last Rich Gifts for Ike and Mamie RIO DE Brazil President Kubitschek and his wife ed rich lifts Wednesday night to President and Mrs. They gave the visiting President a 17th century silver Eisenhower said it was such value he would donate it tt a Mrs. Sara handed tht President a gold pendant Ht with a Brazilian inch wide and three lo President tald telephone kit wilt to tcU IM it. long Tht U. ft he
