Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - February 24, 1964, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy Scattered Light Snow Tonight Colder Tuesday WINONA DAILY NEWS RISES SETS FULL MOON FEBRUARY 27 Year of Publication WINONA MINNESOTA MONDAY FEBRUARY 24 1964 TEN CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES 23 Hind In Kashr FIVE FATALITY SCENE This was the site of collision Sunday afternoon which lefl the Rt Rev Richard Emery Fargo Episcopal bishop of North kota and four other persons dead The accident occurred at the Grand Forks city limits on a dirt grade crossing of Episcopal Bishop 4 Others Dead in Crossing Crash GRAND FORKS Wi services at a country mission the University of North A passenger ram rammed a near Oslo Minn about 20 miles here wife Phyllis the Northern Pacific Railway tracks Station wagon in which the five victims and three survivors were riding is shown at left while the train is slopped in the upper right corner Two covered bodies of victims lie on the tracks Men in center of photo are not identified AP station wagon Sunday killing five persons the Episcopal bishop of North Dakota a uni- versity chaplain the latter's wife and small daughter and a young Sunday School teacher The other three occupants of the car children were injured been at morning critically They had north of here and were driving to Grand Forks for another service when the tragedy red at the north edge of the city Killed were the Rt Rev ard R Emery 53 Fargo the bishop the Rev Edwin L Bigelow 39 Grand Forks Iain to Episcopalian students at Five Dead in State Mishaps By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Five persons died in as many traffic accidents in Minnesota over the weekend The deaths raised the state's 1964 highway toll to 88 or 10 more than through this date last year Union Boycott Of Wheat to Russia Holds By NEIL GILBRIDE MIAMI BEACH Fla A union boycott blocking multi- shipments of U.S wheat to Russia continued today after the collapse of tions between labor leaders and secretary of Labor W Willard Not one bushel of wheat will be loaded in U.S ports until federal officials guarantee at Douglas Means 18 named most valuable player on the Montevideo High School ball team last fall was Sunday when his car was struck by a freight train east of video Mrs 34 more Minn and mother four died Sunday when her car left Highway 16 near Adrian and overturned Mrs Clara Norrgard 77 quet died late Saturday The car driven by her husband Andrew went out of control on Highway 33 south of Cloquet The machine went into a ditch and overturned ing the woman out Her husband escaped with a hand cut Gall 18 was the victim of an unusual 34 their daughter Pamela 9 and Sharrell Simons 19 a uni- versity freshman and the ter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Simons Mandan Joe a Northern Pacific Railroad policeman and a passenger on the train said the train was going 30 to 35 miles per hour when the crash occurred The engineer sounded the warning horn Christensen added Apparently the eight of the station wagon saw the train top late to stop The car left skid marks only about a foot long Bodies of the dead and in- jured were hurled from the car by the impact One was thrown 40 yards Lauren dayman Wa- dena Minn newspaperman and a passenger on the train was among the first persons to reach the victims As dayman approached little Christopher Bigelow 5 lying among the broken bodies let out a cry and it became known not dead The others injured berly Schick 7 and her sister 6 daughters of Mrs Lowell Meier of Grand Forks All three were severely injured and was rushed lo a Fargo hospital for neurosurgery Dr G G Thorgrimsen ty coroner said there was no flashing signal at the crossing dayman speculated it was sible the driver's view might St Minn late Saturday The car she was driving was struck by the rear wheel section which came off a logging truck Two companions also Bemidji Slate College coeds were injured They were Karen Glava 18 and Janet Roslen 20 least half of all grain shipments to Soviet bloc countries will go both of in American vessels said dent Thomas W Gleason of the Roger W Aarnes 21 apolis died Saturday when his i n Ilia sports car struck a tree in sub- j urban Richfield He was a son of Forks International Union Eight ships ure up hy the boycott in Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports left for Washington er four futile days of talks ing union's demand raised urgent problems affecting U.S foreign policy balance of ments and trade policy that could only be solved in highest level conferences in Washington failed in a last-minute plea to union officials to lift the vn uic iai boycott until such conferences the Shingo Mission could be arranged President Johnson's personal j appeals to labor leaders I I Ail failed to budge the adamant LU stand of the unions The longshoremen and other maritime unions had the full backing of in re- sisting the Johnson lion's request lo load the j or Russia Aarnes 3 Ruby Trial Recessed for New Appeal BULLETIN DALLAS Wl The third a woman was sworn In today in Jack Ruby's murder rial The newest juror Is Mrs Mildred mother of six and a secretary for a building contractor DALLAS Ruby's defense lawyers prepared to fly lo the Texas capital today to file a petition for a writ of mandamus before the state Court The mandamus would in- volve a ruling on whether sons who viewed on television the shooting of Lee Harvey wald by Ruby could serve as jurors A mandamus is an order by Supreme Court directing certain actions The defense claims hose who saw the shooting by Ruby of the man accused of President Kennedy are witnesses and in- eligible under Texas law to be jurors in the case Joe Tonahill s defense torney talked by telephone with George Templin clerk of the Texas Supreme Court in Austin capital He told Templin that he and other de- fense attorneys would leave Dallas today by private plane Judge Joe B Brown hearing the Ruby trial called a recess in the trial shortly after it op- ened today He and attorneys for both sides conferred in Brown's chambers Chief defense counsel Melvin Belli came out of the chambers anil talked with newsmen He said The tion is Can a ness be a He said thai technically If the Texas Supreme Court holds the defense argument he could subpoena as witnesses anyone who saw the television boy and scenes of shooting education at the University e said thai the legal Minnesota He served churches is connected with his in Windom Worthington lion for transferring the trial snn anH Minn Dallas cum By ALAN M KENNEDY NEW DELHI India AP Twenty-three Indian policemen are missing after a new out- break of violence between istan India in the troubled state of Kashmir The Indian Defense Ministry lodged a protest with ob- servers charging that troops from the Pakistani sector of Kashmir crossed the cease-fire line dividing the Himalayan state and attacked the Indian patrol Friday Indian officials were able to account for only one member of the patrol The ambush occurred near Keran about 70 miles west of Srinagar Kashmir's summer capital the ministry said stani troops crossed the fire line along the Krishen while other Pakistanis opened a barrage from the opposite bank Communist Chinese the ministry said Chou currently A spokesman for Min ister Nehru's Congress party part ga River and fired on the patrol said Pakistan may have deliber Barn Burns At Rochester Loss ROCHESTER Mirn AP Fire swept a large stable on the Priebe farm near Rochester day causing damage estimated by the owners at Twenty-four head of riding and show horses and ponies were destroyed Some of the animals valued up to each eral animals were saved Cause of he blaze was not known but it was believed to have started in the vicinity of an oil boater The farm known as the Mayo Priebe farm is on Highway 52 miles south of Rochester WHERE INDIA CHARGES ATTACK The defense ministry today charged that Pakistani troops at- tacked an Indian patrol near Keran A after crossing cease-fire line dividing Kashmir At tan President Mohammed Ayub Kahn held three days of talks with visiting Communist Chinese Premier Chod AP Map ui dji unusual 1 view accident near her hometown of nave been obstructed by a grain elevator and another large building saM ji was very cold at the lime and car windows were closed Maybe they couldn't hear the train the coroner ed William Norman engineer on the Winnipeg to Minneapolis NP passenger train and fireman Thomas N McMahon bolh of East Grand Forks Minn were hospitalized and placed under sedation following accident A native of Pine Island Minn Emery moved to SI Paul as a South Viet Nam Losing Despite Help From U.S WASHINGTON be- coming more of a puzzle than a war Nobody in this government past or present has given the American people a cold factual report on what's happening or what's in store in South Viet Nam Various official ments create confusion South Viet Nam after eight years of help from the United States in its war with the Red be- Buddhist Priest Badly Burned In Honolulu HONOLULU fAP A year-old Buddhist priest was OT Jhe lawn of j Survivors include the widow two children John 19 andi son and Albert Lea fore becoming rector of St away from Dallas I'm we could find people who recor o e wo Paul's Church in Minneapolis in hadn't seen this on television if He was consecrated could try he case in some in 1951 other ritv iio arW Margaret 15 other Belli said He ed: This is wearing Ruby down and wearing all of us down Wacky Leap Year Day OTTAWA HI After Ihan mere male think we'll do il over in red and This country has over troops there supposedly as ad- visers although some have been killed in the front lines and has pumped in over billion in aid Here are some points that puzzle Americans and probably Vietnamese Why haven't the latter tione more to win? Can they ever do Is this just going to go on rocking along with them? Will it finally give up and pull Or will il try lo step up the South Viet Nam has had three government since October but is worse now than Ngo Dinh Diem who was in charge years but nol successfully was killed when a military took over in a coup The junta was thrown out in a new coup by Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh Last Ian 27 Secretary of De- fense Robert S fold Congress the situation was grave The next day he said I am encouraged by ress of past two weeks Gaulle's proposal to neutralize Viet Nam Neutralization has hazards wcle too It could be interpreted open the door for a Communis ply as an American of all Viet Nam device for pulling out of a situation Neutralization ona the Americans were gone migh Nominations for Oscars Announced HOLLYWOOD AP scored seven Henry Fielding's dy tale of 13th century England won lop honors in Motion ture Academy Award tions today scoring in 10 gories the most sive movie of all time placed second with nine nominations for Oscars The epic western How the West Was followed eight and a modern western A decidedly British rac shaped up for best performanc by an actor The contenders in eluded three Britons Albert Finney for Tom Rich ard Harris for This Sportin and Rex Harrison fo Cleopatra Also in the race were tw Paul Newman fo and Sidney Portier fo Lillies of the Field tely staged the ambush to im- ress Communist Chinese Pre- ing Pakistan Indian officials expressed over a joint ue by Chou and Resident Mohammed Ayub Ihan Sunday pledging Red a's support of Pakistan in tha dispute A government spokesman said startling could have merged from a meeting of leaders whose com- non denominator is dislike of ndia Ayub who has always ured himself as a strong friend f West held three days of alks with Chou in the old ab city of Rawalpindi 60 miles west of the Kashmir frontier In the communique Ayub friendly cooperation vith his Communist neighbor to he north and said he would re- urn Chou's visit with trip to eking Although Pakistan has re- more than billion in economic and military ance from the United States the contained implicit swipes at Washington for the million in U.S military aid to India following the 1962 nese border attacks Pakistan regards India as its threat with the Kashmir dispute as the principal issue them and fears India will use the U.S military aid against Pakistan Man Sought for Slaying of Girl Is Found Dead DES MOINES Iowa AP Police were holding for further examination today the contents of a suicide note found with the body of a Des Moines man who had been sought for 12 days in the slaying of nis stepdaughter Detective Capt E Dale Allen said the body found in a car in a beanfield near Jefferson had been positively as that of Doyle D man 30 lineman was charged with the murder of pretty Diane McConnell Allen would not discuss what the suicide note said Hileman had been the object of an intensive search since his stepdaughter was shot down on a Des Moines street Feb il oa her way to school Authorities said it was ble that Hileman estranged from Diane's mother might have driven after the slaying to the secluded farm field about 50 miles northwest of Des Moines A hose from the exhaust pips had been fitted into the enclosed car THEY'RE DRIVING HER CRAZY Sonic Booms Jested By CARL OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma City woman says her furniture is shrinking Another person You think you're driving us nuts with those Well we're gonna drive you crazy with calls An average of 10 telephone calls frequently along these lines has jammed a special a Ul of the next must watch its least as much as we -as Congress released Jel I j y wackiest holiday this vear is I and incidentally its can with lots of gay plastic more of what he That lee MM LeaP whe and ribbons not go well So may be Sailed for beine Tim Hilton is police should still withdraw most cnU switchboard within minutes er a Air Force plane breaks the sound bread and huller for their peo said AFL-CIO President George Meany in backing the boycott WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WIXONA AND VICINITY Considerable cloudiness tonight scattered light snow Colder Tuesday Low tonight zero to 12 above high day LOCAL WEATHER This year the girls are i Is ine funds for a row she said Leap Year day when a man may be jailed for being ried i ing funds for It's Saturday Feb 29 and cue which will go either lo i j even the victims the Ine fire department or river rescue lhat the ls afoot ac excited The single ladies will lake over this northern Illinois cily of nearly persons for the event Miss Joyce Hayne a ry in accounting ment of Ottawa Silica Co will Illinois River Some men have sent flowers Dorothy Bender who some of our prospective cily mayor four years ago said she said We'll deal money will come from he men i with those fellows else If there is one man who's apt Contributions are collected it is Phil mayor now out of courl ey Maximum 43 minimum noon 11 precipitation trace Official observations for 21 hours ending at 12 m to day Maximum 22 minimum judge fire chief city 2 noon 22 precipitation trace lor and the City Council posts Club Then other girls will take the other city jobs police chief decorated for the occasion will be the courtroom Oh says Miss Hayne We couldn't hold courl in a stuffy ordinary courtroom I a move to organize bachelor resistance Bailey's advice to men with such outlandish Don't do it fellows You just can't win American troops by 1965 He said the Vietnamese had the Sonic hooms from jets split center of Oklahoma Cily eight times B day for one to determine public lo determine if public lions might restrict or stop ture use of commercial jet go planes Four homes all less than 10 years old also are equipped by the FAA with highly sensitive devices which measure the stresses created by sonic booms on the structures Over the weekend one report from Washington said there was division between Defense Department and the Slate De- on what to do it said some State Department officials felt statement on pulling cat was bad public re- lations because it might en- courage the Communists Also last week Sen Mike Mansfield of Montana the The tests began Feb 3 and apparently most of the affected Oklahoma City and rounding area residents seem to be adjusting rapidly to the joint Federal Aviation Agency and Air Force project There's a definite decrease in the number of telephone calls we're getting now and FAA official said recently about the reaction on the scheduled 26 week test Senate leader Oklahoma Cily home of the ed McNamara's pull-out idea aeronautical center is and urged consideration of French President Charles de first heavily populated area to become a testing laboratory CITIZEN REACTION Diagram illustrates how booms caused by supersonic jet aircraft ing sound barrier occur Shock waves are created by the high speed of the jet as it breaks the barrier As the waves hit the earth they are registered as loud hooms The U.S Air Force is purposely creating sonic booms in homa City to test the reaction of 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