Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - September 16, 1965, Winona, Minnesota Light Rain Drizzle Tonight Friday Continued Cold WINONA DAILY NEWS SETS MOON SEPT 44 of Publication WINONA MINNESOTA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1965 TEN CENTS PER COPY SEPTEMBER SENTIMENT North Dakota's first snowfall of the season brought forth this terse comment today scrawled on the of a parked car In Bismarck er Bureau officials however were not im- North Dakota has recorded snow in every month over past years AP fax Senators Clash On Dominicans Dirksen Smothers Challenge Fulbright Winter Hits Montana First Freeze Notice By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wintry weather with snow cold and blustery northerly winds hit areas in Montana day and swept into the western Dakotas and Wyoming Temperatures dropped Into the 20s across much of Montana and snow measured 18 inches on the Big Mountain north of White Fish The er Bureau issued freeze warn- ings and advisories to men to most of Northern Plains and the northern and central Rockies The late summer cold and snow damaged crops in much of the stale where rains have delayed the grain harvest Most of the major mountain passes in Montana were snowy and slick for the first lime this son Wei snow fell over most Montana with more than one inch at Helena and Cut Bank WASHINGTON AP ate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen and Democratic Ben George A Smathers today Sen J W bright's contention that the Johnson administration bungled the Dominican crisis Fulbright chairman of the ui vi iv emu un Senate Foreign Relations Com- gerated estimates of Communist told the Senate day President Johnson was en unsound advice and that fear of a Communist takeover in Bodies Hunted In New Orleans NEW ORLEANS La AP ed the area which contained Authorities continued a house search today for bodies in eastern New Orleans as flood waters from Hurricane casses Betsy which unleashed Its fury a week ago slowly receded A similar operation was under A similar operation was under h way in neighboring St Bernard River from New Paris where 3 to 4 feet of water Oceans remained out and there remained in some low-lying sec tions Police sealed oH J uke days lock area after Dr to restore water block area after Dr Rodney t Jung city health officer said it was necessary because The me tyver around HOBS have deteriorated to an Baton Rouge remained closed to alarming degree as a search A nauseating stench Russian Stand Gives Goldberg New Hopes UNITED NATIONS AP Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg said today Ws tations for the coming eral Assembly have been forced by tion in trying to halt the war be- tween India and Pakistan The chief U.S delegate to the United Nations said in an inter- view that the assembly's 20th session opening next Tuesday faces difficulties but he de- 1 am optimistic He made these other major The work of the assembly will nol be affected by the fighting in Viet Nam The United Slates continues to command majority support on major issues despite the flood of new Asian and African bers into the world organization Settlement of disputes such as that between India and Pakistan takes lime and patience The American people must be tient if there are setbacks Red China is keeping itself out of the United Nations by its tude of belligerency and there is no evidence of any change for the better Goldberg was Interviewed In the floor office of the U.S mission overlooking quarters He relaxed in his rocking chair which he prefers to the executive desk chair used by his predecessor Adlai E Stevenson Asked about the apparent de- of tions over Viet Nam the minican Republic and UN he said that recent curity Council meetings on the war had produced a very dramatic ex- ample of cooperation and mity And he said the United States and Soviet Union had acted together without any evidence of tion This serves to reinforce my hope and expectation that despite all difficulties we will make progress here at the assembly shipping as a search went on for a barge loaded with 600 tons of deadly chlorine The barge sank during the hurricane The list of known and pre- dead climbed to 63 in Louisiana with another 12 tims reported from Florida Mississippi and Arkansas Fall Coloring Coming Earlier MADISON Wis Pall color in Wisconsin's northern counties is approaching its peak a week to 10 days earlier than green scum floating garbage and hundreds of animal Communications with the regions of lower Parish 60 miles down was no late word on conditions Earlier officials said it would take days River around usual year The Slate Conservation De- Vacation and vel Service said Wednesday that the weekend should see maples and birches at heir colorful best in Vilas Iron Florence and Forest counties WEATHER FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY U day day ending high Fri LOCAL WEATHER Santo Domingo was based on misinformation and on influence The Arkansas Democrat said the danger to America lives was more a pretext than a son for the massive United States intervention He said In their panic lest the ican Republic become another Cuba some of our officials seem to have forgotten that tually all reform movements attract some Communist port Fulbright said Johnson on the basis of the information and counsel he received could ly have acted other than he did The senator said he had no ob- to sending a modest con- tingent of U.S troops lo Santo Domingo to save American lives bul claimed there was over action by the tration in the dispatch of men In a joint Interview Dirksen and Smathers secretary of the Democratic conference greed with tation of the situation Like bright attended a White House meeting the night son made his decision to send in troops Dirksen said he agreed with Johnson's decision then and I agree with it now A good many people had ready been killed in Santo Dirksen said The Com- were building up their strength The country could have been torn apart The ident had to act Smathers said those at the White House meeting were told there were available reports on 58 trained Communists already on hand in Santo Domingo who could be expected to attempt to take over leadership in the re- volt The consensus at he ing was that we couldn't afford to have another he said Nobody disagreed to the plan to send troops Fulbright told the Senate no American lives were lost in to Domingo until the Marines began exchanging fire with the rebels Of Communist involvement in the Dominican result Fulbright is an ference between Communist Saturday with ram support and Communist control of a political movement It is quite possible to com- with the Communists for influence in a reform movement rather than abandon it lo he said I i a to Official observations for the pete with the Communists for 24 hours ending at 12 m lsls or 57 minimum 46 noon 52 precipitation none Schools Insist Boys Cut Hair NEW YORK AP Those puddles on barber shop floor are the lears shed by America's youth forced to cut their locks as the price of education Boys tresses grown long with the summer days fell into disfavor with the opening of schools across the country Bizarre makeup is being scrubbed from the faces of girls arid some school pals are carrying around rulers to see that hemlines don't show too much knee Among the op In a nationwide survey by The Associated Press haircuts tight pants short skirts high heels metal cleats jeans slacks shorts Elvis sideburns Zulu hair ratling Diamond Lil up dor dresses open back sandals and hairdos We're advising a few of our boys we'd appreciate them ting lo a barber but we're not trying to ram it down their said principal Herbert H Bishop principal of tan High School in Kansas A less casual attitude Is taken by the private schools I say lo him think yon need a cut He says yes and that s said Carl W Andrews Jr of Collegiate School in New York Principals say styles are a little more conventional this year 13 Auction Sales In Today's Classified Section RAGES Pressure on India Pakistan LBJ Supports Efforts to End War WASHINGTON AP dent Johnson restated today strong American support lor United Nations efforts to end the Pakistan conflict In an address prepared for judges and lawyers from 100 countries attending the ington World Conference on World Peace Through Law Johnson Central to the hope of world peace through law is the United Nations I hope we can strengthen the United not simply as a fonim for de- bate but as an arena for the solution of my country will fully support the efforts of the secretary-general to bring peace between the great nations of India and istan This was the only reference in Johnson's prepared text to the latest Asian conflict He made no mention of a suggestion Wednesday by President hammed Ayub Khan of tan that the United States sume a larger role in trying to end lighting over Kashmir While the administration has not ruled out possible direct American efforts to promote a settlement the immediate response to statement was to reaffirm port of Secretary-General U Thant's mediation attempts and to gather more tion about the private thinking reflected in public ment Johnson's address tional in tone dealt only AiMONG THE WOUNDED Spec 5 George ton of Pontiac 111 comforts a Vietnamese boy wounded during skirmish in villaga of rubber plantation near Ben Cat Reconnaissance unit of the Airborne Brigade assaulted village after receiving sniper fire Within the lage paratroopers found civilians some injured hiding in caves and tunnels AP by radio from Saigon Strike In Mekong into the Mekong south of Saigon Vlet Cong from toda strikin near Cat Cat Vietnamese para- troopers joined by U.S military authorities lian and New Zealand troops have not yet made major con today striking a suspected Red target 90 miles below the capi lal U.S said The raid over Vinh Binh ince was the reported made by the jels of the Strategic Air Command against targets in Viet Nam The other raids have been carried out north of Saigon mostly in Zone D long a Com- munist stronghold and in the Ben Cat area a few miles north of the capital On the ground U.S and allied Johnson to Back World Education Plan WASHINGTON AP dent Johnson announced today he will ask Congress next year to authorize a broad long-range program to promote education in all parts of the world In January the President said he will present to Congrus a program education efforts in the developing nations and re- gions American schools in- crease their knowledge of world and its peoples the exchange of students and teachers the free flow of books and ideas and art of works of science and tion Assemble meetings of men and women from every disci and every culture lo pon tier the common mankind problems of tact with the elusive guerrillas a spokesman said Australian and New Zealand troops suffered light losses in the jungle probe near Ben Cat about 30 miles north of Saigon in Binh Duong Province but no U.S casualties were reported he said A U.S patrol came under Viet Cong fire and ordered the rillas of their underground bunkers When they refused a grenade was into one opening A newsman said en and children were among the casualties resulting from the grenade explosion Ingly with specific trouble spots There was no direct mention of Viet Nam or instance though Johnson previously had invited efforts lo promote settlement there too There arc those who say the rule of law is a fruitless and Utopian said Johnson It is true that if i comes it Rumors Persist Of Changes in Rim Hierarchy MOSCOW today of impending changes in the Soviet hierarchy but top Western diplomatic sources discounted reports of a power straggle One persistent rumor widely credited in Western diplomatic circles was that Anastas an will retire as president on 70th birthday Nov 25 It was the earliest of the mors to build up around the re- gime of Premier Alexei Kosygin and Communist party chief nid Brezhnev which took over last Oct 14 after the ouster of Premier Nikita Khrushchev The Communist party Central Committee is scheduled to meet Sept 27 and presumably any changes will be announced after it starts Series Fever in Minnesota will come slowly But to deny the possibility is to deny itself In a more hopeful vein he 1 think we may be ing a world consensus on which law can stand The mass of mankind is slowly realizing the dangers of conflict and the ity of war Late Bulletins ATHENS Greece AP Soviet Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov disclosed today that Russia plans to place a permanent manned satellite around the earth and try crew exchanges before landing a man on the moon WASHINGTON AP Lynda Bird Johnson Is in Washington the 500 she got from a magazine for an article on her life in the White House RAWALPINDI Pakistan AP A transport load of 30 wives and children of U.S consulate employes was airlifted today from Rawalpindi to Tehran Iran India Willing to Listen to LBJ in asking the war on of playing politic Washington to end the subcontinent We have already made a positive response to appeals by Johnson and a U Denies Mission Failure LONDON AP U.S U Thant said day his peace mission to India and Pakistan was not a failure You will discover this row when my report is made he told reporters at London airport Thant is heading back to New York to report to the curity Council on his mission Vacation Thoughts This is the time of year when people begin thinking of vacations next year's Some girls are like ab- stract Nice to look at but difficult to un- What this country needs is more free speech worth listening to If only notes Walter C men took the nation's problems as as they do its sports When you begin to be- lieve the world is your ter you're apt to find self in a stew For more laughs see Earl Wilson on Page India spokesman said But India said today it will listen to Pakistan now is just engaged in peace appeals from President political maneuvering Johnson and accused Pakistan maneuvering President Mohammed Ayub Kan of Pakistan told a news conference in Rawalpindi Wednesday the United States can play a very definite role by telling India and Pakistan she will not stand for this struggle Ayub also for the first time showed some flexibility on the question of a plebiscite in the disputed state of Kashmir ing it's a matter that can ba negotiated Up to now tan has insisted on a plebiscite in Kashmir within three months Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri told the Indian ment today that Ayub is only trying to beguile the world with his talk of peace The evidence is that tan is intending to continue ths Shastri said He called on the Indian nation to cheerfully undergo the ships necessary to stop what he called Pakistan's naked aggression 40 Killed in Viet Crash QUANG NGAI South Viet Nam persons in- an American wera killed today when an Air Viet Nam commercial airliner crashed and burned shortly er takeoff from Quang Ngai field The dead American was Jerry Rose described as a free lance writer who also was a civilian adviser to the South Vietnamese government His wife lives in Hong Kong Tickets Ordered MINNEAPOLIS AP The World Series tickets snow Job continued today as estimated applications for the prized ducats rose to some 000 Milo supervisor of the Post Office in suburban ington said his office had re- more tetters ad- dressed to the Minnesota Twins ticket office to be processed for the series drawing On Wednesday the first day applications were by mail the Post Office handled some loiters There arc only seats available through mail orders Applicants can ask for up lo four seats and if it averages to three per request the Twins ready have orders for seals That means that lo date an applicant has only about one chance in six of gelling tickets A drawing will be held after about three days collection Metropolitan Stadium will seat for World Series games along with about spaces for standees But only about seats will be available to general public Others are set aside for season ticket holders players the commissioner of baseball and the press H will he about Sept 23 be- fore successful buyers gel their tickets in the mail The lucky may get checks back a bit sooner The Twins did their bit lo Series fever Wednesday light by downing Kansas City 5 But the sibling rivalry between sister cities of Minneapolis and St Paul seemed to be ing as the magic number If they wind up with the whole World Series over there I suppose that's their idea of huffed John Hay executive vice-president of St Paul Chamber of Commerce Hay had been outflanked by Minneapolis when the ball Writers Association of erica named the Leamington tel as official Series ters St had offered free hotel space the National League earn That almost certainly means the NL pennant winner will stay at the Leamington Norman McCrew chairman of the World Series committee of the Minneapolis Chamber ed barb ami fired it back we're dising has a Minnesota theme whereas theirs has a St Paul McGrew countered Even the best-laid plans of home of Mel dium went awry Bloomington had offered some pretty es for the press box as its bil for publicity The Baseball Writers said it was a nifty idea but just isn't allowed under the rules and toms of baseball
