Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - June 4, 1964, Winona, Minnesota Fair Tonight And Friday Continued Cool WINONA DAILY NEWS TOMORROW SUN RISES SETS JUNE 9 of Publication WINONA MINNESOTA THURSDAY JUNE 4 TEN CENTS PER COPY More Highway 61 Work for Area Project In 4-Year Plan A total of more than million worth of highway construction is projected in a four-year program re- leased today by the Minnesota Department of Highways Highway 61 from Weaver to Wabasha is in- cluded Covering the fiscal years 1965 through 1988 the 1965 fiscal year begins July 1 of the current calendar the newly released program is the first outlining construction plans for a four-year period Previous programs have been for three years in advance Biggest share of the tal budget will go to Inter- state highway projects REGULAR TRUNK HIGHWAY PROJECTS The construction gram for the fiscal years 1965 through 1968 beginning July 1 of this calendar year is shown on this map of area trunk highways Heavy black lines in- regular trunk highway projects planned for the four-year period Circled numbers designate projects described in the accompanying article INTERSTATE HIGHWAY ECTS Shown on this map is the construction program for the inter- state highway system planned for ting during the four fiscal years 1965 through beginning July 1 of the current calendar year Planned ects are indicated by heavy black lines Circled numbers designate projects described in the accompanying article President May Gets m Barry's Nomination By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON tory of Sen Barry Goldwater in California's Republican primary seems to have pleased at least one Democrat Johnson The chief executive hasn't re- acted directly to Goldwater's narrow win over Gov Nelson A Rockefeller of New York ever a couple of straws in the wind as it were seemed to point up the response in the ad- ministration camp 1 Johnson aides who ly mirror the President's at declined today to reject suggestions that Goldwater's tri- umph wii pleasing to them Quite the contrary beamed 2 The President himself took another indirect swipe at he obviously delights in a speech Wednesday at New London Conn Many observers saw this as further evidence that Johnson would relish an autumn er with the Arizona senator Before he was assassinated President John F Kennedy lef little doubt that he wanted Gold wafer as his 1964 opponent He felt he could fare best against someone who could be counted on to offer a sharp alternative to Cennedy policies Johnson lieutenants in private conversations seemed to leave ittle or no doubt that the new President too would delight in campaigning against Goldwater And perhaps the most con- vincing evidence of this can be found in Johnson's own public remarks During the past six months Johnson has said little or ing that has been critical even directly of such potential Re- publican opponents as ler Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania Cabot Lodge or Gov George Michigan In fact the President has heaped praise on Lodge the U.S ambassador in Saigon Two Republicans have been placed by Johnson in a what different category They are Richard M Nixon the form er vice president and Gold water In itself this suggests tha Students Riot In South Korea By C S CHIN SEOUL South Korea AP Students staged antigovernment demonstrations in four Korean provincial cities today and ident Chung Hee Park's Cabinet threatened to place the entire country under martial law More than students over- ran lines in a ing riot in Kwangju 150 miles goulh of Seoul Police tried to scatter the students with tear gas but they squatted in front of the provincial government building and shouted for Park's resignation and the lilting of martial law in Seoul Many students and policemen were reported injured Less violent demonstrations broke out in Inchon Pusan and More than high school and college students were involved Heavy troop reinforcements kept Seoul quiet enforcing mar tial law proclaimed by Park m the capital after student and adults rioted Wednesday More than 600 police and dem were injured and 9 persons were arrested After an emergency Cabine meeting today a Cabine spokesman said martial la would be extended to the res of the country if the tions continued Dust-covered trucks troops into the capital durin the night Troops with fixed bay patrolled major streets Gen Min chief staff of South Korea's man army look personal cor mand of the city under the mi tary decree The outburst is Report on Southeast Asia considers Goldwater nd Nixon the most promising In New London Wednesday laid the United States must have varied to meet varied dangers He added response must tuit the Those who would answer very problem with nuclear weapons display not bravery iut bravado not wisdom but a wanton disregard for the survi al of the world and the future jf the race had recently dis- cussed the possible use of low- yield nuclear weapons to strip he leaves from jungle trees in Viet Nam so Communist rillas could be exposed from the air ROCKEFELLER TO SEE IT THROUGH And Johnson's statement was reminiscent of those he has made on half a dozen public casions when he has jibed at suggestion that the United Slates should have sent Marines to Cuba when water for day was by far the most to Park's regime At first the students d cancellation of talks with ancient enemy Japan med at restoring diplomatic nd commercial relations But n the past month the protests ave broadened ta complaints t police rule dictatorship of- corruption inflation and unemployment the Guantanamo Naval Base was cut off On several occasions the President has suggested that Goldwater's proposed response to the water cutoff was most un- suitable to the threat Johnson has said he found it much wiser to send one admiral to shut the water off by cutting the line than in Marines to turn the water on A month ago in Knoxville Tenn Johnson jabbed ter on a different front Talking about opponents of the cial Security program the ident said If those men had had their way the for sale sign would be on TVA this very hour Goldwater had once ed a for sale sign for the nessee Valley Authority By JOHN M HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON AP ident Johnson kept tight secrecy wraps today on new moves he is planning to make to step up the fight against Communist forces in Southeast Asia A White House statement sued Wednesday night gave some indication however that Johnson and his advisers have decided to soft-pedal talk of drastic action such as enlarging war in Viet Nam at least for the time being Johnson received i report from Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara on the re- sults of two days of intensive policy review which they con- ducted at a conference in waii earlier this week Several days ago officials had indicated that the conference would very likely result in decisions to deal with what then appeared to be rious crisis in Southeast Asia due to Communist advances marily in Laos Goldwater Expected on 1st Or 2nd Ballot Such projects will cost more than one-third of the estimated cost of completing the en- tire Interstate system in Minnesota Major Interstate construction will include grading miles surfacing of miles and con- struction of 646 bridges In Highway District 6 with headquarters at Rochester In- projects will total and regular trunk way projects will come to The district takes In 11 Southeastern Minnesota ties including Winona NEW YORK son A Rockefeller says present indications are that Sen Barry Goldwater will win the Re- publican presidential tion on the first or second ballot at the national When Wednesday night's ing ended George Reedy press secretary issued this The secretaries met with the President about an hour They reviewed the situation in east Asia in light of the tations in Hawaii which were held to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our gram There was no hint of ing the war to include military action against Communist North Viet Nam or of putting U.S forces into Thailand or signing reinforcements to the Asian area generally Reedy declined to answer any questions explaining to ers This is all I have to say about it State Tax Returns By July 15 ST PAUL Tax Com- missioner Rolland Hatfield had a word of assurance today for the Minnesotans still awaiting state income tax re The checks will all be in the mail by July 15 Up to this point the depart ment has completed nearly hal a million refunds about more than last year at this time Processing a return take about eight weeks from the timi it is opened by the Income Department until the check is in the mail Hatfiel said A peak staff of 200 work at this job compared wit about 300 in the Minnesota o fice of the internal revenue bu reau After returns are opened au make a check for en tries which raise obvious que tions like substantial churc contributions without the nam of a church and each return calling for a refund is given mathematical check sha Houston Highway 61 Fill more and I'm staying right in this to the id There's a long time between w arid the convention in San and it's hard to tell is going to he aid At news conference ay Rockefeller discussed his oss of 86 delegates to er in Tuesday's California mary and looked ahead to the National Convention July 13 In addition to declaring he vill continue his campaign for Republican nomination reiterated that the OP convention must adopt a forward-looking platform He aid he intends to fight for such a platform Rockefeller In campaigning against the conservative or from Arizona has said this year's Republican platform should be similar o the liberal platforms of 1956 and He said at the news ence that he thinks every Re- would support if he ran on a looking platform Rockefeller said he hopes public opinion will bring water into the mainstream of American and ed: The senator said day night he was in the stream of American thought and all I can say is that we've got a meandering stream There are hazards in that er Rockefeller said he believes the Republican platform should be drafted first and a date then selected to run on it Additional work on in this area will begin in the last quarter of the 1966 fiscal year the middle of the 1966 dar when project 13 on the trunk highway construction map will be let INVOLVED WILL be grading and laying of a bituminous base and construction of three ges Cost for grading the tion of highway from a point three miles north of the south Wabasha County line near WEAVER to a point one mile south of TH intersection with in KELLOGG has been estimated at Distance involved is 7.6 miles A bridge to carry over the Whitewater River 4 of a mile southeast of Weaver will cost an estimated An- other which will carry the highway over Snake Creek will cost while is earmarked for the third which will take over Gorman's Creek Surfacing of the tion of highway will cost an estimated Contract for this work will be let in the last quarter of the 1968 fiscal year IN THE LAST quarter of the fiscal year a contract will be let for grading and installation of a bituminous base on from a point one mile south of Legislative Restricting Is Demanded MINNEAPOLIS new demand for of the Minnesota Legislature in cordance with 1960 census ures was included in a complaint for filing In federal court today by a Twin Cities group Clayton Lefevere Minneapolis attorney who prepared the suit said it would cite a disparity in populations of certain state Senate districts and remind court that a special session could be summoned to correct the situation Assisting la preparation of tha complaint was Vernon E Berg- strom executive of ths Hennepin County League of who also is an OUT OF UNIFORM BUT IN THE MARCH An unfortunate tangle with son ivy prevented Daniel Levin 23 from wearing his dress uniform for graduation Irom the U S Military Academy nl West Point Wednesday but it didn't prevent him from marching in the procession The cadet from Albuquerque N M was allowed o remain coatless and wear a sleeve shirt No one could remember the uniformity of the ceremony at West Point having been broken before Levin was among 564 in the graduating class AP The audit has thus far turned up about returns which need ther checking with the sender but Hatfield said even thare will get their refunds by July 15 if they can provide tory answers about questioned items He added however that he expects a substantial number of these to result in smaller re- funds or to have refunds ed to tax payments The mathematical check each year finds mistakes which bring in an additional or so in taxes Refund checks this year are averaging about under last year WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY Fair tonight and Friday Low tonight high Friday 75 LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m Maximum 76 minimum 41 noon 67 precipitation none Two Miners Dead In Ulah Cavein SUNNYSIDE Ulah Two veteran miners died in a rock cave-in deep a central Utah coal mine A third escaped unhurt hut tour rescuers suffered minor in- in a second as tried lo remove the two victim's bodies I was smacked by some rock and said Paul Pero 55 of Price Utah who survived cave-in I heard Marzo Let's get the hell out of Morris Marzo 47 also of Price and Huntsman 49 of Castle Dale Utah were identified by company officials as victims Pero said he and the other two miners had just begun their shift when the cave-in hit I started crawling he said I looked back I couldn't see anything but dust and debris I just kept crawling away KELLOGG to the limits of WABASHA Cost of this mile project has been estimated at project 14 on trunk highway Contract for a bridge over the Zumbro River 5 of a mile north of Kellogg will be let at the same time The new highway will be west of the Milwaukee Railroad tracks The same project involves surfacing of the tion of at an estimated cost of This contract will he let in the last quarter of fiscal 1968 In Winona County the section of from Minnesota City to a point three miles north of the Wabasha County line will be permanently surfaced at an estimated cost of This contract project 15 is to be let in the first quarter of fiscal Munson Hill north of RED WING is slated for widening and resurfacing in the third quarter of 1965 The 3.4 mile is estimated at Highway 248 CONTRACT for grading a mile stretch of west to will be let in the second quarter of the 1965 fiscal year Cos I for this ject 16 on the trunk highway map has been set at Grading from this point to TURA four miles at an mated cost of will be covered in a contract to bo Rescuers worked six much of the time by moving rocks and debris fell on the bodies in the mine shaft ney LeFevere said the suit will ask the court to declare present act enacted by the 1959 legislature and will also seek an injunction restraining the Minnesota secretory of stats and the Hennepin Ramsey Anoka and Dakota County tors from conducting elections unless the legislature acts Plaintiffs along with Fevere and Bergstrom will nine members of a bipartisan group of public officials in tha Twin Cities area In effect LeFevere said plaintiffs represent Minnesota residents who are not getting fair and equal representation in the legislature because of population imbalance in many legislative districts The 1959 act was passed under threat of federal court tion and was based on the 1950 census District boundary changes became Jan 1962 That was the first change since 1913 LeFevere the snit con- tends that Gov Karl Rolvaag has the power to call a special session of the legislature to re- apportion He said suit will contend that the 67 Senate districts should have an average ion of and that the age House seat should represent people Senate districts the suit contends now range from representing persons to Typhoid Cases Up in Aberdeen ABERDEEN Scotland The number of cases in typhoid epidemic rose to 318 today and the city health officer warned the disease may sweep through the British Isles During the night 17 more sons were admitted to hospitals making a total of 275 confirmed cases and 43 suspected Today said City Health Of- ficer Ian MacQueen is probable dividing line the day of Aberdeen's destiny The incubation period of is about 15 days and tha outbreak was discovered two weeks ago MacQueen has blamed the out- break on a contaminated tin of imported corned beef The has ordered nn inquiry Ohio Youth 12 in the third quarter of fiscal 1967 from o its Con on Page 3 one AREA HIGHWAY Spelling Champ WASHINGTON AP liam Kerek a calm cled from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio won the tional Spelling Bee today by correctly spelling geophagy during the round of com- petition
