Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - July 7, 1962, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Forty-Ninth Wisconsin July 7, 1962 Single Copy Ten WINS A. chairman of the Wood County of the National presents a scholarship award to Bonnie Mae 18, 340.13th Ave. from the national health She will receive a annual allotment during four years of study leading to a bachelor of science degree In The National originally formed to combat now also supports research in birth defects and arthritis and provides medical care for persons afflicted by these stiff Given Nurse's Training Scholarship Bonnie Mae 18, one of eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. 340 13th Ave. ated June from Assumption was in the upper 5 per cent oi her class with a 94.8 average in N. Friday was awarded a j her senior was elected tc health scholarship in nursing by the National Honor anc the National Miss who plans to at- tend College of St. this is the first Wood County resident to receive the according to Ben A. who made the pre as chairman of the Wood County chapter of the March of Dimes Picked Career Early For Miss the ship helps fulfill a desire she has had since she was 12 years to become a part of the medical Feeling the cost of pursuing .an education in medicine or nursing was almost she was determined to help defray her school expenses by working for For her freshman year al High Miss arski received a partial tuition in her junior year another partial tuition and for her college education a renewable scholarship and a work grant at St. During her senior year at sumption she was chosen Miss Personality in an annual contest sponsored by cial and re- a savings Was Honor Student young who has been active in many schoo Miss will years at St. another IVz years at School o which is affiliated with the Mayo Clinic then will return to St. Teresa for her senior The National Foundation schol 8 Russ Cities Still Target In WASHINGTON Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara has let the Russians know the United States has hot locked itself nto a commitment to spare Russian cities from ion in the event of a clear Informed sources said day this was the import of words McNamara used Friday n answering questions about his which aims at confining any nuclear weapons to military as much as In a speech three weeks ago at McNamara said the United States has con- cluded so far as is principal military objectives in of nuclear war be destruction of the enemy's tary not of his civilian He said then that are a possible opponent the strongest imaginable incentive to refrain from striking our own Stressed Flexibility At a news conference McNamara stressed the flexibility of U.S. nuclear strategy and said have a force so large that we can be certain that it can absorb a full first strike by any potential enemy and survive with sufficient power to destroy the military capabilities of that potential permits should we choose to do to apply a strategy that would direct the viving force against the tary targets of that potential McNamara size the words rather than it would be necessarily planned to be used in that This sentence raised questions as to whether McNamara was broadening the terms of- his Cities Still Target Sources familiar with mara's thinking said the defense secretary was telling the Russians that the United States is not ruling a possible strike at Russian such an attack is to the advantage of the United if the Russians avoid 8 Italian Jet With 94 Aboard Vanishes In Indian Downpour Morocco Puts Military Claim On Border Land ALGIERS Moroccan troops occupied areas of the Algerian Sahara today in a new challenge to ist Premier Youssef Ben moderate Fears arose that Tunisia also would try to make good its claim to parts of. the Already reeling from internal turmoil that threatens civil the Algerian leaders were shocked disillusioned by the land-grabbing move of Morocco's King Hassan But the Ben Estes Case je Continued Cooperation With State Schools Farm Aide Admissions Spur Deeper Probing WASHINGTON Dramatic confessions of two federal farm aid officials that they accepted money from a Billie Sol Estes emissary spurred wider ranging gations today on several On the verge of Louis N. 52, and Arthur Daniel 55, top officials of the Mclntosh Okla. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ad Friday that they had re- from an agent of the Billie Sol Estes lasl They said they had lied about it under oath and had reported none of the money on their income lax Pledge Continued returns Both men said are ing their tax returns and both tried to But of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman rejected the resignations BELOIT of 14 suspended them independent Wisconsin colleges j Of a move to slam clown have agreed to continue working j bars against permitting cither j in return for the money they saic the enterprises paid them remained Parnell E. a forme agent for testified he paic them for providing valuable infor mation to help him in the allot ment deals for Dumas an Stone said they gave him no in 8 See Passage Wednesday Of Medicare WASHINGTON f President Kennedy's social health care plan for the erly predicted today it would ass the Senate by next ay or Their confidence was bolstered y a voice vote defeat Friday of Republican substitute in the irst voting not a very one on the strongly Only about 15 were present at the The substitute was offered by Sen. Thruston B. He proposed that the program from general revenues of he treasury and provide federal for private health ance premiums for persons over 65. Democratic leaders originally had pushed for passage of the ad- ministration plan this Bui hopes were dashed by ab over the Fourth of July loliday and determined opposition from foes of any Social Security Republican leader Everett M 3irksen of Illinois said he prob ably would be willing to consider a limitation on debate by nex Dirksen blocked such a time limit contend ng there was a need for further Sponsors of the administration proposal agreed Friday in re- sponse to queries lha the plan also would raise the mini mum Social Security The GOP substitute defeated Friday was offered by Sen. Thrus ton B. When Morton's came up he die not ask for a recorded vote anc his amendment went down on a voice Morton proposed to use federa funds to pay annual premiums o up to to buy private health insurance policies for persons over 65. The would have been able for those who owed no in- come Payments on a scale from to would have been provided for those with tax liability up to and a minimum for those owing more than Chedda regime appeared ess to move against the an occupation until it had set its wn house in and the erian leadership split was as vide as Rebellious Deputy Premier med Ben the radical leftist split with Ben on the eve of Algerian independence up a steady drumfire criticism of the regime rom his refuge in Socialist Follower In an apparent play for military he accused Ben of wanting to liquidate the man Nationalist army and the Defining hi economic he said I mean In Mohammed a Ben Bella supporter who resigned Ben cabinet last accused Ben of ing to seize power in Algiers il- and other Ben Bella supporters have seized session of the Algerian Nationalist legation in the Moroccan The Moroccan move was dis- closed only three days after geria was proclaimed independent from Algerian officials said Moroccan infantrymen moved into several desert posts in the area of Tindouf and Colomb No Interference a lead mining is about 60 miles inside Algerian territory from the Moroccan Colom an important French military is about 15 miles inside the Apparent ly no Algerian troops were in either area and French troops there made no move to In Moroccan officials denied any invasion of Algerian soil claiming that Moroccan troops merely had occupied tier territory considered lo be It was that Morocco did not con- sider the territory King Hassan reportedly had ready received leaders of local tribes in the occupied areas and they swore allegiance to the Moroccan MIGHTIEST U.S. UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR towering spiral of dirt and sand rises high above the southern Nevada desert as the mightiest nuclear test blast ever recorded in the United States rocked the sandy floor of Atomic Energy test site near Las The nuclear buried some 650 feet cut a gigantic faced crater measuring roughly 300-feet deep and nearly a third of a mile in Report Troop Movements Nuclear Blast Set by Scientists CAMP Nev. Atomic Energy sion scheduled two nuclear blasts first at- shots here since then postponed one of The AEC said the delayed shot would be held up at least 24 hours bul gave no explanation for the Both shots were described as devices and their uling came amid unconfirmed re that troops are en route lo S YOUTH DROWNS SHAWANO Moesch 15, of drowned lale Friday while swimming in the Wolf River here with two of his ft Plan High Altitude Shot Aiter Third Postponement HONOLULU United I caused by unfavorable plagued by delays and I The blast was rescheduled for failures in an effort to detonate a between 11 tonight and a.m. nuclear warhead over Hie prepared again a.m. EST Nevada for a battlefield early today to sol off a shot that has next Both are slated to be detonated only a few feel above the Low yield indicates an explosive power of 20 to 000 tons of 42 Explosions The has an- 1 been postponed three Task Force 8 officials here announced thai latest 24-hour postponement Friday was Two Die in In Kansas Explosion and m the over northwest 42 underground nuclear explosions al lhe Nevada test site since lhc resumption of lasl including day's 100-kilolon hydrogen blast Today's device is lhc first lo be exploded above ground Ibis since this the Soviet Union and Great Brit- ain agreed to hall nuclear ing Oct. 31 1958. The agreement was bailing was broken by lhe and both that country and the United have been holding atmospheric lesls in lhe Secrecy shrouded today's All roads onto the site were Military Nature The military nature of the was indicated by a that The when is expected to be the highest and biggest in the current test 11 is lo be lifted off by a Thor missile and fired 200 miles above liny Johnston about 750 miles southwest of Clear skies arc necessary for the proposed one megaton blast so scientists can photograph the The same shot was delayed the previous also apparently because of high winds and bly for technical ST Kan was lhe An- force jet bomber ex- hj to in lhc fire al feel and lhc The who landed across lhe Nebraska border about 8 Was Approaching Airfield India An Italian jetliner carrying 94 persons vanished in a heavy downpour today while approaching bay's Santa Cruz Hours of search failed to re- veal any trace of the Alitalia Airline quarters in Rome said they assumed the DCS had The ed carrying 85 passengers and 9 was flying from to No Trace Hours later there was still no trace of the which could have down in mountainous terrain surrounding Bombay or in the Arabian which lies only two miles from the It was not known whether there were any Americans The slane set out from Sydney with stops scheduled in Singa- Tehran and The Indian government alerted all planes flying in and out of Bombay to keep a close watch for the missing which re- lost contact near 8 2008 miles Northeast of Stormy Weather Officials said stormy weather delayed immediate dispatch of search but police sent out radio patrols to scour greater Bombay's 197 square some of which are sparsely An Indian air force airliner took off at dawn accompanied by an Indian but the low cloud cover forced them to suspend their Indian naval vessels were also pressed into the Alitalia officials said in Rome that all the planes bound wesl from Bangkok carry enough fuel to overfly Bombay if sary and carry them to Karachi or They said airport of- in the Pakistani and ian capitals were being alerted for possible search The plane's route lay across India's Western Ghat mountain which has peaks up to nearly The was scheduled to have reached Rome at a.m. Word thai the airliner had dis- appeared followed five major plane April 24. Efforts to explode a similar warhead 200 miles high fizzled on June 4 and June 19 when missile miles from the crash was troubles the only survivor of the crow of j He is 1st Howard J. DEATHS SET RECORD of Minn. escaped with minor I CHICAGO Traffic Moms to Join Army Recruits LONDON British Army recruits are going into the army next their Department of not on His body was I the would conduct varied f R The boy was visiting his uncle experiments lo analyze the effects m i K claimed a record I during lhe 30-hour Independence Bishop of i Dav holiday The previous j The mothers will remain at the for a one-day Fourth of j army camp only and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spohn of Calif. in 1956. with state institutions lo strengthen the higher education The holding an meeting of the man ever again to be restored to the agency's Per Year Although county they A soci of drew at CO consin decided Friday to set up a comprehensive study of ways j to cooperate with the I The deans and praised the work clone by the consin Coordinating Com- for Higher to a the It was not indicated ately if any criminal action would be brought against Dumas and Estes Agent Dumas and testimony added that the public should be i was reported on Capitol Hill to more aware of the distinctive stirred more investigating services provided by the state's along similar lines by the j Agriculture Department's gating the Justice were I ment and congressional probers Cardinal can. Holy j The subcommittee inquiring at the moment into profitable cr. Mount St. j deals by Estes in allegedly illegal 1ft independent Schools represented at Dr. Denied Hotel Expresses View on Racial Ga. Ralph J. an can Negro who won the Nobel Peace described the refusal of a hotel to reserve a room for him as an affront to his race in a speech shortly after he received the key to the do not miss the said who is under- secretary for special political affairs of the United I resent the rejection as an affront to my just as I experience deep insult whenever I see the hateful signs and grant to anyone the right to find me unacceptable as a as an but never to indict my group and slur my ancestry as the reason for ing he told the annual con- of nuclear One of the devices was de- scribed as a fl forerunner of lhe lest set for next weapon the blast that remained on today's The AEC said radioactivity from the shots would be but predicted that off-site tion would be well within 10 hotels and 6 restaurants by about 400 of the convention delegates during the Interesting The demonstrations tested segregation at some of the j London Ox Roasters Learn That the Yoke Is on Them LONDON of London officials discovered they can't barbecue an ox over a wood including the are located slock within its As Far as It Goes Bunche said he has fewer cral police cars were dispatched nw VOIO t t t T cial experiences now than j to check on the bare facts when j roast the The light would bo the barbecuing of month ago and was advised that additional reservations were not being accepted for July 5-6 js that no individual Negro can any hope of fulfilling be free from degradation of George the hotel discrimination until every said reservation was declined along with several vention of the National We were just booked In Negro is free of heard on the Wisconsin Weather will slay con- The mothers will go on special invitations from the British aim to show the mothers exactly what goes on in the early clays of a recruit's ex- Maj. Edward a Royal Engineers The mothers and sons are Mrs. Billett and her son 19; Mrs. Grace Collingworth and 19; Mrs. Joyce Bowler and 18. Eric told me he was joining the I told him must be out of his Mrs. Louis we've just i her end of The queen's Billett learned be breaking a law i London Buckingham i Getting into something with all own j is in not the that getting up early and is a member of the j City of Then they invited me to come and see for Mrs. who said her week with the army will be her first week away from housework a com- the engineers the how this would be tations were sent out to show how fire because their own law forbids The city is so zealous in it. ing its laws that even Queen much prefer to roast the Elizabeth II has lo ask ox over an oak explained i sion before entering lhc city from city's Guild of Turning Spit The Festival of the City of the organization assigned to don had advertised that one was the last word police I of but I A lord mayor can't start breaking one of his own the representative of the the army has changed for He humid all racial discrimination with ov The City of London declared it- j Turning Spit Roasters said a little self a smokeless zone eight years j going to do it over so only smokeless fuel may j and The transfers of cotton acreage lion for the Advancement of reply to a Fowler is ended progress can never lion's other members are from other states to his Colored People Friday line hotel never has had be fast enough and every i Local weATner tor own lands in Bunche said he wrote the Hotel as overnight Northwestern and i Just what Dumas and Stone did i Dinkier Plaza for a reservation a j The Dinkier Plaza was one underprivileged Negro 4 Ma d j be burned within its The i City of is the oldest part i of greater Many of 1 don's banks and financial northwest Sun Revelers attending the festival The mothers will be billeted with married army families at engineers camp near will be able to buy a slice Mrs. Billett had next to last barbecued ox for two shillings j promised not lo six pence I us up at 6 ia the
