Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - January 11, 1962, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin A c Daily Tribune E W S PAPER Forty-Eighth Wisconsin January 11, 1962 Single Copy Ten Cents Kennedy Offers Massive Legislative Program largest in County Hearing on Attachments To City School District Set 11 Miners Perish in A public hearing will be held next Wednesday night on a petition calling for the largest school attachment terms of number of pupils and valuation in the history of Wood The to be held at the Court house auditorium here starting at 8 will be conducted jointly by the Wood and Portage County school Involves 1670 Pupils Proposed for attachment to the Wisconsin Rapids district is territory having an equalized valuation in 1960 of There are about pupils in- volved and the area is 111. i square miles in director of the Illinois Mines and Mineral said 11 miners trapped in a small coal mine 168 feet be- low the surface were found dead early He said the bodies were found by rescue teams which had j been seeking to locate the men for several Orlandi said the bodies would be brought to the surface after the mine has Rescue workers had described the bottom of the shaft as and filled with smoke and operating a high school by July 1 of this as required by the new redistricting Districts Listed Districts or parts of districts to the proposed for attachment to the h o o 1 j Wisconsin Rapids district are listed below along with the valuation as of 1960, the Paper Firm's Troubles Used By Agitators mn ca s giant cui yui was They said poisonous l more gas was present m the g jn credit ne j operations by top officers of a Orlandi said that of Brazilian miners trapped have j And an astonishing twist to counted for they all the it was ery 0[ the purported fraud set off A member of the rescue a vicious attack against St. Regis said the men apparently by anti-American factions in killed instantly by The cause of the blast was not j Press Accounts mined Miners at the j scene said compressed r used for underground blasting and accounts that dynamite and other accounts sives were not Approval of the petition would complete all attachments to lhe new Wisconsin Rapids S c District as outlined in the ty's redistricting master That plan is aimed at placing all j number of pupils and the amount lands in the county in a district Of School Dist. No. 1, village of Biron and town of Grand in Wood County and the towns of grant and Plover in Portage including the Children's ington and Pearl v a 1 u a t i o n is there are 663 pupils and there are 30V2 square miles of NEW YORK The St. School Dist. No. 4, towns of Paper one of S e n e c a and operating ca's giant was re- the Altdorf 33 and square School Dist. No. 1, village of Vesper and towns of Hansen Sigel and operating the Vesper Elementary anc 27 square School Dist. No. 2, town o Grand operating the Woodside and Two valuation 656 and four square School Dist. No. 2, town of operating the McKinley and Columbia 116 and 27'i square not ing a portion of the district re- 7 01 the com- j pany gave this Asks Special Powers in Tariff Aid fo is Proposed WASHINGTON President Kennedy asked for unprecedented and powers in laying before Congress today a massive legislative gram he described as keyed to the world's hope by fulfilling our own in a State of the Union the young President surprised many legislators by calling vigorously for federal aid to public schools and for civil rights Many had developed the notion that the ad- ministration would soft-pedal these issues this right to vote should no longer be arbitrarily denied through such in- local devices as literacy tests and poll Kennedy Wrapped up in his report on how the nation stands and what is needed were many well-anticipated requests for creation of a new Department of Urban for higher postal for a new farm Details on most of these were left for elaboration in later special I Sounding a note of Kennedy called for crucial deci- Tragedy in Peru sions quickly at this moment 1 when he said a united Europe i flourishes and Communist unity Prepared for Action no nation has ever faced such a no nation has ever been so ready to seize the j burden and glory of the President He pledged America to when and to if Fear Has Killed 3000 Peru A giant avalanche of snow and water caused by a thaw roared down on the town of to preserve a free j mid several ranches in northwestern Peru and he hinted at a coming reorganization of the fighting Authorities said they feared between and 4.000 to bolster a military stance Persons lost their OUTSTANDING Wisconsin Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night honored Karl Rt. 2, as South Wood County's outstanding young Presenting Schiller with a trophy at a banquet is Harold chairman of the Jaycees outstanding farmer while Jerry Jaycee looks Tribune Staff Photo 200 miles northwest of Lima and Title Won by Schiller Karl 26, Rt. 2, and Robert was named South Wood I by Burt also of which he said has steadily im- proved in the past The President's theme was an appeal for freer commerce with the rising European Common Market and shared growth with Latin America and the whole free Kennedy proposed bold new instrument of American trade have been wiped j rewriting of the trade Population of agreements act to let him ally wipe out some tariffs entirely and reduce others by 50 per cent. I Anticipating the age-old debate between protectionists and up The avalanche rushed clown the Huascaran ripping crushing farm houses and sweeping aside livestock in its was spread over a front of more destructive seven the nearest major The village of about a r I L miles north of the commercial avalanche center ot was feared to i company's prompt efforts The blast occurred shortly IQ the whole bitter truth 6 about two hours after of a purdy has men entered the which focus for charges in located in a rural area SD of the Brazilian press southeast of St. The mine of an operated by the Blue Blaze against the was opened about six months j fact and anti-American factions link St. The explosion shot twisted wRh ev and and debris out of the shaft j breaking the windshield ot a papermaker is described parked Heavy smoke as an out at keeping rescue teams Rling and are tjed in wilb the from entering the mine Claude owner of lhe mining and the to seize all interests in Brazil has it appeared the explosion occurred more than at the bottom of the wrecked the tipple building The Herald Tribune said the to become a County's most outstanding young farmer by the Wisconsin Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce at a banquet at the Rocket Club Wednesday in the contest were Donald who was by Edward Hear Case Friday The case of Robert J. former Wisconsin Rapids police justice charged with misconduct All three who were j in will be called for at the live within j in Circuit Court here at 2 I chief beginning The town has a population of about 3.000, and police said about i aster in December 1941, when an river broke through its barrier and cost the lives of 4.000 Ice forms in gigantic tions during the winter in the Avalanches often occur in the summer when the equatorial and reduce others by per cent. lhat were missh Anticipating the age-old roport said loosens masses of snow and 11 of free Kennedy decision could well fect the unity of the the i course of the cold war and the I growth of our nation for a or more to Goal Is Peace Adjournment Vote Is Expected in Legislature MADISON Wisconsin's resolution that needs only a 10 miles of one A panel of qualified Herbert J. in lhe field of nominations last Originally scheduled to with Municipal his second year in office small mountain lake was pushed ice that tumble into from its flooding the forming temporary rounding Meager information from the scene said enormous ice chunks were torn from the side of Mt. a highest in A telephone call from a hamlet near the crest of broke lhc first news of the catastrophe at Then communications were when lines were 1961 Legislature was expected to j mark its first anniversary date today with a long-awaited vote for The resolution includes a sion that would allow the also nominated by ban for the has been farming on the family homestead since 1953, when he went into partnership with his In 1956, he became manager of the Stresses Quality Maintaining a Grade A dairy ft barn and Schiller has buill up a herd of 95 52 of The young ibly speaker and the Senate housed the elevator for Communist and machinery used to coal from gondola cars unload Miles Spain U.S. into the near Madrid today after a smashing flight from Okinawa without The plane and its Air Force crew headed Clyde T. of But with individual patience and j denl pro lem lhe enthusiasm rubbed thin since the j makers ally prior to Dec. 10_ Jan. 11, 1961 the move toward winding things up bled a ramble more than a To make ready for the ment both houses moved through stacks of unfinished and nationalist The Times quoted Homer secretary of the parent com- pany in New as saying the affair had stirred up charges in Brazil's left-wing press that St. Regis was trying to seize the j session would or would not j 1TqucsUs from country's paper industry and was scl a mark for aid Though party politics molded personal expressions on the sub- j R a day for there was recorded support i About a for contending the Republican jn case is now to be heard by I pendent m a The ice and at p.m. presumably beset with the hazard i Wednesday a great mass of ice broken by the war pitched and water broke foreign policy to goal of a rumbled like thunder down the 1 fe and mountain and crashed onto lhe j agricultural community without a The filed against But he declared the obligation fulfill the world's hope by girl in by filling our own begins at the jobs of paper On the basis of actual working to Lhc and aboul time to the 159 days of Involved ale deliberations lied a record set Crawford no by the 1959 But the KiO 1 one been dismissed except two top officials and two or three of their The two key officials fired were Assembly meetings fell two short of the total posted in the previous Changing the comparisons to identified by the newspapers as j include weekends and John F. 40. the American the 1961 session's present total of in additional school Compromise Move One stumbling block was re- moved with a compromise en- farmer stressed not in his dairy increasing the average per cow from 325 pounds to 426 Schiller was the first in bis area to install a portable line milk transfer unit for Grade A and uses a bulk feeding He keeps a complete set of Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. as well as health and breeding on the Modern i and disease control practices also j are in use on the Schiller Doubles Crop Acreage Operating a 440-acre Schiller has doubled lhe acreage gan L. district attorney at that involve alleged ure by the police justice to report and remit to the city treasurer all costs and forfeitures re- by failure to forward certificates of conviction in ing traffic violations to the State ure to file certificates of tion with the clerk of Circuit and failure to properly maintain his court And lo strengthen the It sped to the edge of the Santa River and smashed into Kennedy came out as ly as he did in for federal 7 reports the lines were royed in lhc deadly j nation s i J he advocated a rescue and a program that included standby lhe authority both to lower personal income taxes and to pump federal money into public works if sary to meet lhe threat of Natives Sight Portions of Death Yacht Fla. of the bloody mystery yacht belle may be lying on a Grand The first news reaching Bahama beach 75 miles Wide just after midnight said the lEndic was more than half a mile the craft went down with most of a wide and 12 yards Other received by radio iin Key said the slide Passed by both bargaining powers for per crop since 1953, until he now i tills about 264 Using Ihe proved soil conservation and Regis Brazilian Bates ord of 270 set in 1939. do and the a Date 10 The figures will be in for an- other Dec. 10. That's the Ul 1HJI I McLain was described as a on graduate of the U.S. Naval cmv nlc of four children plane named Aviation experts the flight a potent example of j anj an official Of me Bates con- thc new plane's ability to deliver since joining it in 1953. a cargo of j There was no immediate com- almost anywhere in the company or the i two The Boeing j St. Regis was reported to have 1 horses perished had been lhc air 22 hours and j requested a police investigation j when a barn on the Theodore j Five proposals for 10 minutes and had two jn placed the strub three miles ing the state's political districts oceans and the North American j in i cast of was swept by fire on the basis of census continent when set it down opened legal proceedings in Wednesday were returned to their on the base's 15.000-foot j oral court and filed strub made no estimate of Barn Two Horses Perish Board shall the labor laws rather than broke the old world distance j vicc in of lhc SI J 272 days topped lhc previous Employment mark of miles without 11 had been hold the first 15 years of the jet age by a U.S. Navy provides that lhc he has nearly Relations doubled the yield per administer Married and the father of four Schiller is the that the WERB act as mediator in employe dis- putes and unfair labor practice The board also would have to hold elections to mine bargaining agents for public And contracts accepted by a municipality and its workers could be binding bul not of more than one-year school and a member of the finance committee and church council at St. John's Lutheran is a member of lhe church is its urer and zone and is treasurer of the church Men's Schiller is a director of 7 the 4 Candidates File Nomination Papers the longest in Western Conway Appointment Confirmed by Senate MADISON The ment of Francis J. Conway of Thorp as a of the State Banking and Review Board was confirmed by the Wisconsin ale The vote was 1R-11, with Republicans registering the Conway succeeds V. Willson of Kau Claim and will serve a five-year claims under existing Consolidated to Pay 35-Cent Dividend A dividend of 35 cents per share for the quarter of 1962 was declared by the board of tors of Consolidated Water Power Paper Co. at a meeting here The most com fidelity barn was plan in the Nomination papers have along with lhc horses and would have increased Milwaukee i hY candidates for i bales of County's Assembly representation head of saved from from 24 to seats and given the burning County four instead of The fire spread to a machine two shod and other out- i Two legislative fices lo be filled in lhc Apr municipal City Clerk Ko 0. Boyarski reported Filing for reelection were Mrs Nancy a member of tin Board of Earl W buildings and the charged with furthering ward Arpin volunteer firemen brought government H 9th Ward su the under control before further damage Firemen believe the h 1 a e The dividend is payable Feb. 28! started about 3 p.m. when in floor debate as a stockholders of record at the lineal wiring in the barn live to see lo close of business Feb. 13. i would be created by measures passed by the One of the groups was Leg a- that 7 The fourth nominee is Henr P. who is running fo the 3rd Ward supervisor posl be ing relinquished by Frank D MARCH OF of the Wisconsin Rapids arc helping prepare material for the current of Dimes fund which will continue through Left to right above are Mrs. a Mrs. Edward director of the Wood County and Mrs. Francis also a In the foreground is 10-year-old Frederick Paul 2611 2nd St. who has received assistance from the National The Coast Guard said it would investigate reports received from several sources that natives near Grand believe a deck some canvas and exhaust i equipment came from the The Coast Guard has never closed its book on the Nov. 12 disappearance of the Fort dale yacht chartered by Arthur Duperrault of Green for a family vacation Only one of seven who sailed on the lasl voyage 11-year-old j blonde Terry j found on a three clays after the yacht j There was briefly one other Julian 45. He committed suicide less than 24 hours after learning of Terry Jo's Before he cut his wrist in a Harvey told the Coast Guard at Miami a squall had dis- masted the that fire broke out and all ing some into tha sea to escape the Terry Joe said she saw no no smoke and saw no masts broken only She said also that she saw her mother and brother lying on a bloody deck and was slapped and ordered below by who later told her the ship was ing and Victims of the were Mr. and Mrs. their 14; daughter 8; and Harvey's 34. Wisconsin Weather windy and warmer tonight with light mow over all of state Friday mostly chance of snow flurries er Low tonight 8-15. High day mostly In the 50s. Local weather facts for 24-hr, riod i 2 II
