Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - January 25, 1963, Winona, Minnesota Continued Snow Late Tonight Or Saturday WINONA DAILY NEWS TOMORROW SUN RISES SETS NEW MOON JAN. 25 108th of Publication JANUARY 25, 1963 TEN CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES Senate Opens Cuban Arms Buildup Quiz Cold Clings to Much of Country Soviet Hold Aitkin States Crops in Deep South threatened i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Winter's longest and worst siege of cold weather clung to much of the nation causing a sharp rise in the death toll and i damage to crops in ithe The huge cold air mass most of the country from Rockies to the Atlantic It i j knifed deep into where I lowest temperatures of the were recorded in some areas I There was promise of i temperatures in some lions of Ihe hard-hit another stream of cold air i hearted from Canada into ern Midwest The coldest with i ings ranging from zero lo 1G be- extended from northern northeastward into the Northeast in Ihe Upper I pi northern sections of the j Middle Valley and in of northern were not as low as Thursday hull were far below normal levels in many Since the outbreak of the rent cold weather earlier week al least 112 deaths have been reported from in fires and in traffic accidents on ice-covered bitter cold also has forced By ANTHONY WHITE t Bulgaria closing of thousands of i killer parts of Ihe Soviet Union were bit j the shutdown of some in which already has laken more than 200 showed signs WASHINGTON IX afler a briefing j hy Secretary of Stale Dean said the Soviets have an i strong military and political base in and it is growing declined to discuss what Husk and John A. Central Intelligence Agency director had told a Senate Foreign Relations sub- i committee at the lie think Russia nn enormously strong and political base in much stronger than it was six months FIREMAN OR Bob who along with firemen of five city fire companies fought a fire in 10 below zero weather which destroyed the old Fose Marie restaurant in Bay looked more like a snowman than a fireman but probably didn't think it very humorous at the Europe's Killer Winter Milder FIRST WITNESSES Secretary of Stale Dean Husk and Director John McCone of the Central pose today with senators before the slart of a hearing on whelher Cuba is slopping up The ing is being held behind closed doors by Ihe ate Latin American Affairs on For- eign From left Sen. Wayne subcommittee Sen. William head of the full Foreign lions Rusk and De Gaulle's Doubt U.S. Would Aid Irks Kennedy strengthening of this fortress is President Kennedy has laid there ins been no new military buildup n despite this assertion by Ihe at his news conference several Republican remain And de- spite his renewed assumption of for failure of the j 1 Bay of Pigs there I s nn slowing of a Republican drive for an independent gation of Kennedy's appraisal of the state of Prime Minister Fidel Castro's reports Sen. Kenneth B. and say they have claim is that has getting additional weapons and is now militarily much er than he was six months These reports prompted man Wayne lo call Rusk and Intelligence Agency representatives before his Latin-American affairs for In his session with Kennedy dealt also wilh Ihe ging question of whether air of slackening its grip on parts of northern In West Germany The southern fringes of Ihe il WBS still blizzards and intense cold thai left for more than a expected t fresh of wreckage and death from the to the Black By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER as winter's fury concentrated plants and a slump in Travel by bus and aulo was fl r. pots were started in the of Florida after predicted possible u T mill a slight thaw within 24 it Britons continued struggle with freezing fuel that the icy air would not extend into the rich farming area in southern part j Kennedy was reported today lo have been deeply irritated by the accusation made by President de Gaulle France lhat ithe States cannot be de- upon to defend Western j Europe with nuclear a news con- ference Thursday that such an ar- gument and not really in the interest of Ihe ern He declared that the United States has had the slightest doubt that Gen. DC Gaulle would respond lo the needs of the and added would that our dence in him would be matched by his confidence in Kennedy said that although might not U.S. commitment believe in to defend Dunlap Cites Question on School Problem cuts in electricity and thousands of burst It was freezing again in north Authorities planned a 4.000- j ern sections of truck coal lift during the weekend Jm Tallahassee and 27 in to get fuel from pitheads to almost out of The death toll in Britain from with 22 j Headings were rero to Si in Kentucky and and 10 to in most other parts the cold stood unofficially at more of lne Southeast except Florida than 100. Yugoslavia reported 29iwnere temperatures in the north Chimney Fumes Kill Pair By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i in their home believe that Chairman Khrushchev and I think he is To some at Ihe news confer Kennedy seemed In display indignation as he asserted lha Ihe United Stales would Europe by whatever means are Informants said later that the President was deeply ir port had been exile planned for Ihe Greece 3 and Turkey ST. al and a slate law providing that no congressional district may have more than one member on the State Board of have apparently crested I wo vacancies on Ihe Sen. Robert Dunlap Plainview chairman of Ihe Senate tee on called attention to situation at a meeting of his committee The re- of L. Lyman for 111 Li it Lg in: l Lit It r -j in fumes from an continued to grip In the Lower Rio j chimney and an ill Brainerd Two racji had n close Inched above a cloud cover was j and his mother were near j brush with death earlier in Ihe day freezing in western to give some protection Gaulle had made at a Paris news conference last week in support his decision that France must go on building its own weapons In defiance of De Gaulle's stand for a French national nuclear announced inline he you are going to have United Slates you might as well have a complete United States which would have meant a full-fledged He stressed that at no time did United Stales plan lo use its own planes lo fly missions over Hie invasion What was talked dy was an air strike by bombers hy the argument which DC by pilots not based in Ihe United This was delayed from Only One Ship Carried Kennedy Says By FRANK CORMIER Kennedy says evidence gathered through daily aerial scrutiny of Cuba fails lo support of a massive new military buildup Kennedy lold his news ence Thursday thai lo Soviets still on Iho island building some And he said he knows of the arrival since lhc October crisis of only one Soviet ship that might have carried arms or other lary is no evidence thai this ship carried any offensive he Even as he expounded policy could affect the nation's lax Kennedy tried to clarify a hit of past The cloudy story for lhc Cuban invasion of April 1061. This was by lenges thrown at o weekend ment the President's Gen. Robert F. thai no U.S. air cover ever was This statement seemingly contradicted ing reports lhat lhc celed planned air Kennedy sion to loose use of Ihe phrase He said his statement was because it still wasn't enough to cause a general anti vegetables j although temperatures from 26 II got a little warmer in Living Costs Drop Slightly following his news ence Ihe formation of a ered learn lo the committee were with temperatures 1 The Bureau said Ice on thc were expected lo and the nation's network of canals 1erate m lhc and southern blocked Fuel supplies thc Mississippi I were Plans were made the Ohio the Mid- move oil instead of crude toast through the Snow for the fourth straight j morning below 3001 and food It police noting no communities are when they broke through thin prepare proposals For a lake ice into eight feet of waler Atlantic Treaty 1111- wnh the mercury al aml ln wilh allied in The While House said that French as others would morning when Ihe invaders already had gone think thai lhc members of Ibe brigade were under Ihe im- pression dial Ilic planes which were which were Ihe 1326 would pro on Ihe Ihe denl did nnl work That was one uf the I said from President declared at another was a rests Dead at Starbuck were Mr. and Louis each 86 Pope i saKl and the responsibility County officials said 10 inches as wilh Ihe While See had formed around Ibe i Kennedy's failed lo leap of a tile trapping head the lask Republican Leader 1 fumes from an oil healer and Ambassador M. Dirksen of Illinois in the body pursuit of an independent in- cost s. as nv the found in a his wife's undersecretary of the B m Dirksen he il in in Iry lay under more than three and in reports from Bulgaria a major crisis as Ihe of and Mass. i Chicago had its straight day Other Greek army units battled iol subzero high winds and 10-fool drifts j Tiie weather was clear in most as they tried to open Greece's sections of the lional from Salonika to snow fell in Ihe Greal Lakes re- The Greek southern New lhc lo its first snow in 4 inches of it. Dunlap said apparently would be il- legal because put him and Brynolf of kin both in the 8lh whose term expires in 1965, formerly represented lhc Glh Dis- on Ihe Advised of this Gov. i Elmer L. Andersen said thc effect j of on Ihe hoard been but thai up another similar i This involves Walter 0. berg of term ex- pires this and Frank of St. both now in the 1st term expires in WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST AND ly fair Variable cloudiness wilh scattered snow flurries possibly beginning laic 5 tp 15 high Saturday LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for 2 hours ending at 12 m. 5: AIRPORT WEATHER Central Max. temp. 3 al J p.m. j from Prime Fidel about northern Plains anil Ihe northern largest decline for any month I livity at Ihe Ed in four 1 Investigating officers found Reporting lo menl officials in lhat the drop will be wiped out His elderly find a career in Ihe interest of highly regarded in To work with him his Kennedy named accuracy a file 1 on Ihe and Ihen submit whatever conclusions the fulled Stales at no time planned to use its own planes to lly missions over the Invasion But he said there was talk about an air strike by Cuban gee pilots flying from bases out- side Ihe United Stales and lhat this not work He described as of the of major topics touched nn be by Kennedy Nuclear Testi Khrushchev's recent acceptance of the principle of inspection is im- and Ihe ner of a breakthrough in nuclear lesl ban Missile is no son lo expect Soviet concessions because missile bases are heing removed from and Kennedy said since uill be hy sub. Polaris missiles J moving annul Ihe raid C. when price data comes available for January be- on account of higher food prices month due lo early winter crop The Labor Department thai its consumer price index de- in December lo 105.3 cent of Ihe base was j secretary of state for part of Ihe found in numb from the Roth were rushed lo a The son said former policy he had been ill and that there had I Smith and Lee in he been no fire in the home for four i mission which consulted with And Sen. Harry leaders last year mi lhc proh of forming Ihe NATO nu drawn from the GOP feel Ibal provides a more whatever action Ihe group Poland and would like to reverse The President's n 1562 action which prevents him would be an appropriate addition i from selling up mutual tariff con- file in order to make it en- cessions Poland and slavia when these seem in the one of Ihe most persistent bcsl of foreign Cuban Refugee Ship Returns With 1170 critics of Ihe administration's Newspaper Strikes Kennedy icr for Ihe West wishes an early end lo Tribune ionc 'e Wl do paper Cleveland and gone lo about is going on in I New In the case of New cal are working m favor our controlled news York he hopes sides of Hie of he think we Ihe compromise rope m wilh the our they are goinn to reach cd dors mar Thursday with Samuel employed by lo gel pictures of ice By JOE MCGOWAN JR. nn the orders of Dr. Benning Fla. Another Cuban many from seasickness after a night i vessel hot fond before is like emerging from The iwo walked onto an area covered hy windblown un- aware thai lhc drifts covered a spot where ice had been harvested only the day Thc snow blanket had kept Ihe ice from j forming any but a Ihin layer and and S through and plunged in the American j Port Cuba in exchange for she Bay of Ihe of Fort Pigs captives who were released which they had sacrificed all j A of Red Cross nurses had material worked through the night Many were in poor lo the most of whom and lorn by emo- were stricken by They were happy Ip escape cause her load was and jjj rolled badly in dungeon inlo fresh said Nearby ing The Shirley the nnc of the two by extending long lUe in for an Cuba and no We arc- going to lo lite anew in Ihe our aml vvc became numb while Ibe Judo Expert Subdues Minneapolis Gunman cargo back in the which had been used lo deliver 7.090 lens ransom supplies to numb while ICO feet in our said man suffered any ill effects after wiling warmed up and inlo dry Mosl ol the refugees were tives of Ihe invasion They were decks in holds from Iht lime of afler the THEY COULD reached I ATLANTIC Leaving Havana single fallout here is asked repeatedly lo .be for use by a lasl glance al native The structure is city's Con Two One Bar at that address on one of a judo ex- easl subdued a man Thursday in a m'n identified as Donald A. invern afler up him to door and held him until police could uct Russell Ihe Ihe second Lawrence The robbery attempt ordered lo hand over all Ihe gunman an alleged ner had robbed a cab driver and Afler Ihe the then driven lo tavern remained in Hie cab as Cook entered the lavern but later drove He Police Shortly gave this 0 afler S min. al 8 a.m. noon Castro's Communist hut sad j er pitched and J. High cloud Mind leave native land 15 barometer Some of the aged and j The high ration of sickness was request cab and 62 had walked aboard Ihe ship lo the because of possibility nf proved by Civil officials as Iliev were taken oft on Ihe and lack overcrowding of Ihe a drove lo Ono Hundred in demanded that and Mazda as the over his as the sequence When the barlender While they were waiting he no lhc driver said had boat him with the 1 returned the fa taken from him bun i a mid the held 1
