Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - November 29, 1963, Winona, Minnesota Mostly Fair Tonight Fair and Warmer Saturday WINONA DAILY NEWS FULL MOON 30 Open Drive Winona Goodfellows organization Is 53 1 years old Every year since 1910 through the teer contributions of Winona area citizens the city's needy children have been given the things they need as Christmas gifts Unlike many fund-raising drives the Goodfellows campaign is entirely voluntary No one will solicit you But if you feel you are able to help a family less fortunate than yours your contribution will be most welcome Even in best of rimes always are some families with financial problems Many of are in trouble because of he Inability of the wage earner lo work often through poor health When em- and permanent layoffs occur lie tat of thli group Increases Goodfellows money is spent for new clothing for dren of local needy families Goodfellows workers see to it that each child is given the items he needs most whether it be a warm new jacket new shoes overshoes or under- wear All clothing is purchased from Winona merchants who provide the with substantial discounts The dollars from a Goodfellows contribution go farther than if you were to directly contribute clothing articles to a needy family It is Important to Goodfellows workers to have an early Idea of how much money will be available That way they can project the average amount they can spend for each child so it would be appreciated if yon would make contribution early Now that Thanksgiving is over Christmas is in air What belter way can you participate in the true meaning of Christmas than by helping a needy child face the harsh ter properly Send a contribution today to The fellows in care of Daily News Contributions are lax deductible GOODFELLOWS CONTRIBUTIONS Winona Contractors Construction Employers Assoc a United Packing House Food Allied Workers AFL-CIO Local No 305 Left Banders Club Winona Daily News 500 Catholic Daughters of America Winona Court No 191 15 Year of WINONA MINNESOTA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 1963 Total to date Canaveral Now Cape Kennedy CAPE KENNEDY Fls AP Canaveral today hears the name of Cape Kennedy honoring martyred John F Kennedy who designated it as the blastoff point for trips to the moon President Lyndon B Johnson Churchill 89 Saturday Feeling Fit By EDDY LONDON if Sir Winston Churchill still fond of a hearty meal and a good cigar will be 89 Saturday He's feeling very fit said also named this Florida East TEN CENTS PER COPY EIGHTEEN PAGES Thompson Takes Stand JOHNSON MEETS SERVICE CHIEFS President Johnson meets with the joint chiefs of staff today at the White House From left are Gen Curtis LeMay of the Air Thanksgiving Pilgrimage Johnson Asks Full Value for Defense Dollars WASHINGTON dent Johnson told the Joint Chiefs of Staff today that he wants a dollar's value for ery dollar spent on national defense In his first meeting with the military high command as wander in chief Johnson WASHINGTON AP More again and prayed the insistence on Americans Thanksgiving Day became a omy which he mentioned in his their Thanksgiving day homage to John F Ken address to a joint session of I ners for a while and made their in Arlington Congress Wednesday the White way on a bleak and gray day up Cemetery House a hill In J Force back lo camera Gen Earle Wheeler of the Army Adm David McDonald of the Navy Gen Maxwell Taylor chairman and Johnson AP Mrs Kennedy Others Visit JFK Grave Case May Reach Jury Next Week MINNEAPOLIS W SI Paul lawyer T Eugene Thompson told a jury him for murder today that he talked freely with his late wife about an affair with another woman and the insurance he bought on his wife's life Thompson 35 look the stand early in today's sion He is on trial for the March 6 slaying of his wife Carol 34 with the state charging Thompson planned killing Norman Irian arranged it and Dick W C Anderson carried it out Speaking freely hut out much expression in his voice Thompson told the He had told his wife on a Chicago trip in January 1902 about Jackie Olesen his onetime secretary wilh whom he admits an affair He had never discussed riage with Jackie and had made it very clear he would not marry her He did not the million insurance on Carol an unduly large amount Under questioning by defense lawyer Hyam Segell Thompson said he admitted to his I've been doing a little running around for quite a while discussion brief Jve on himself Thompson said with amounting to House said The conference with jolit chiefs headed a long list of on Johnson's first full day of uninterrupted work in his White House office aimed at his newly declared goal of a hill to a grave Four little sisters picked chrysanthemums from their grandmother's garden and Traffic slowed and jammed as the thousands drove toward the cemetery overlooking the to not consider me ex- me defense the grave thousands of others The state contends the continued to build for the jury had to leave turned away by affair and the in- a picture of Thompson as a dropped them by the grave Potomac River Many parked Mrs Kennedy came once Coast promontory's vast new American greatness ties for rocketry the John F e new President set that Kennedy Space Center for his administration The surprise action Thursday night in his Thanks night drew mostly favorable address to the nation comment here but it posed The brief speech coupled an- some problems for businesses of new honors or which have capitalized on the the President John F Cape Canaveral name with an tn with an put this i Some officials Including GOT the Farris Bryant of Florida and work that must be done program tives drew heartening inference that Johnson's action means full-speed ahead on the the moon flight and other ects President Kennedy pushed Johnson announced the es to a nationwide television and radio audience Thanksgiving message At Cocoa Beach closest civili Rejected Suitor Kills Woman VIROQUA Wis A re- Dispatcher Train Wreck ROUND LAKE 111 worried dispatcher is credited with averting a possible headon collision 35 miles northwest of Chicago between two speeding kiM his Milwaukee trains A railroad fiancee and then took his own life Vernon County Sheriff Road passenger said their cars and began to walk to the cemetery They carried faded roses and ferns bought in stores the day before Silently they paid their re- spects at the picket fence thai surrounds the drive and the eternal light burning over the body of president who was assassinated a week ago today Mrs Kennedy made her fifth trip to the grave since the al Monday Dressed in black she knelt crossed herself and moved her lips in silent prayer Later she flew lo Cap Cod for a Thanksgiving reunion with the Kennedy family Others joined the pilgrimage lo the President's grave includ ing his brother Sen Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and his sister Mrs Peter Lawford grave before the day was done a- know all a enough I about it I've known about it for some time I was quite sure you'd come to your senses and would handle it in your way AK in As to insurance Thompson ici said he discussed programs case Wednesday thoroughly with his wife and While thousands walked to did not consider the amount ex guards who told them they surance were keys to would never get in to see the son's motives in the slaying He carried in policies Cost of Living At All-time High WASHINGTON AP The cost of living edged up to an high in October trie Bureau of Labor Statistics re- ported today But a spokesman said the rise of of one per cent was strictly seasonal and gave no in- dication whatever of an trend The consumer price index reached 107.2 meaning cost items that could be bought for ii the base od in October Food prices declined 0.5 per cent but were offset by rises of one per cent in tion costs 0.1 per cent in ing costs and 0.6 per cent in clothing prices than in a long time Churchill dined Thursday j night with London's exclusive The Other Club which he and Lork founded in 1911 Its bers gel er solely to in- dulge their laste for good food drink and con- versation Churchill pre- sided at ner for 20 men The menu in- cluded smoked salmon oysters dressed crab filet of sole saddle of lamb sliced pears and ice cream wilh that working properly Wednesday night a dispatcher in u v me Moon said today feared that they might be nard Fischer of a of Mrs wil i misinterpreted because one said 1 think changing i der M a divor e of rural La fhe was name of the center is a j TJ La I late out of Madison Wis was found Thursday on I a family spokesman belter the e center ls a Farge was found Thursday on n in a lon idea whle she on now een ing the been Cape j discovery was Canaveral since it was named parents on their farm I don't know aboot M been living The i s made by her and that a eir return from from chica trip lo Milwaukee io lo Fox Lake nol pull he said Fred Boyer map consultant for the Rollins College Library said that name appears on a 1598 war map Canaveral is a Spanish word meaning cane or reed field TL t j bu lu r UOl The body of Dewey Cox 63 of onto a siding as assigned Union Center m Juneau County As a precaution the was found in his trailer homelman said the Milwaukee dis- He apparently shot j palcher alerted a dispatcher in himself in the chest said Moon i Round Lake who telephoned I Round Lake police Churchill Rocket Tests in Pacific chocolate sauce By FAV search in he further firings into the Pacific Since he broke his hip In a fall A P writ ition One of areas In 1962 Churchill has been much WASHINGTON AP The presumably Is part i less active His hearing is bad i idem Johnson exponent of a of the Soviel Union's program hP M r h i i H Often his mind wanders back to national space to land men on the M events of long ago while he for- gram found himself confronted program on which the United gets hose of yesterday j today with dramatic new States also has embarked But occasionally there of Russia's the support of Johnson easi flashes of the brilliance and in the race nn clarity of mind so The Soviet Union Thursday h of his long career say night me be a ar WEATHER His oldest child Diana herself The husband of his tress daughter Sarah died of a heart attack His happiest moment ably came when he and his wife celebrated their wedding anniversary Sept j A few relatives will gather at Churchill's London home day or a family celebration Nothing said the family spokesman yet very special as all birthdays must he Th tes Tass new series of Pacific nest Monday he FORECAST I the hy fie WINONA AND VICINITY will be arca anti missile lesl air tonight Mostly fair al Cape the and a little warmer the program of re K Space tonight Salur 01 re renatnmg he cape temperature Cape Kennedy change and little precipitation During the course of his dress Johnson without nir ration also said that our Clat lor fenses are secure hours at 12 m Thurs Carrier Price Because of no on ing Day the carrier delivery price will be effective has become custom for the for j 24 hours ending at 12 m usom or ours ending at 12 m U.S ships aircraft and radar Maximum 46 minimum I stations to track Soviet rocket noon 34 precipitation none HIGH ON A Mrs line Kennedy walks lo the grave of her slain husband Arlington National Cemetery Thursday before flying to Hyannis Port for a sad reunion with the Kennedy clan Others from left are Pierre Salinger While House press secretary Secret agent Clint Hill and presidential aides Jack McNally and Lawrence O'Brien Ropes keep ordinary at distance on the side overlooking Memorial Bridge lo ton and the Lincoln Memorial in background AP T Eugene Thompson On Stand in Own Defense Anderson he earlier out tha Randall who rested the Earlier today the happily married man loved by his family and incapable of out such a crime Called by defense counsel am Segell was Mrs Otto boda mother of the murdered woman Mrs Swoboda reminisced about her daughter fondly ing her a person always on tha run and very happy in her home life As for Thompson the kindly appearing haired woman He's welcome to my home at any time Mrs said her ter and Thompson were both a little Bohemian in pre- ferring to do things on the spur of the moment to get out of a rut She knew about heavy ance on Carol's life the woman said but admitted some prise after the murder when she learned the amount about million I knew he had a fear of ing Carol He had discussed this with me from time to Mrs Swoboda Calling of Thompson to stand led to speculation the de- fense might rest its case afler he testified Segell lold court Wednesday his presentation would be brief Randall took more than threa weeks and called 88 witnesses to support the charge against the attorney who is known to close friends and family as Gene or ton Three Killed Near Faribault FARIBAULT Minn AP Three Minnesotans were killed and three were injured in tha grinding collision of two on Highway 60 about four miles west of Faribault late Thursday The deaths raised the 1963 traffic toll to 724 com- pared wilh 633 a year ago Sheriff Charles Carver fied the dead as Shirley Sauk Hill 59 Elysian Minn Adolph Herman Schultz 55 Waseca Minn and Schullz wife garet 51 Patrolman Fired ST PAUL AP A veteran Minnesota highway accused by his superiors of conduct unbecoming aii has been dismissed Highway James C Marshall disclosed Thursday the dismissal of Anthony P Gais of Virginia Minn a trolman for longer than 20 years
