Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 19, 1963, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin A C O Tribune A C O N S T R U C T I V E N E W S PAPER Fiftieth Year Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Wednesday June 19 1963 Single Copy Ten Cents JFK Asks Broadest Rights Plan Since Lincoln Realignment Passed In Assembly MADISON sembly passed a ing Wisconsin's legislative districts Tuesday but the action did nothing to head off a court fight over between the nor and the Legislature By a vote the Assembly was in his fifth day in Miss in her Cosmonauts Are Down and Safe Russ Announce MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union's man-woman space duet returned safely to earth with a record 82 orbits and she with 49 landing in virgin lands area the Soviet news agency Tass said Lt Col Vatery Bykovsky and his blonde partner Tereshkova ended flights in their separate space Tass said approved a which Democratic Gov John W Reynolds already has said he will veto Three minor amendments were adopted by the Assembly and the measure was returned to the ate for action on them Reynolds and Democratic makers object to the measure be- cause it holds Milwaukee ty's Assembly representation to 24 seats Democrats contend the largest county is entitled to 26 seats on the basis of tion The governor already has tiated a State Supreme Court tion to force reapportionment of Senate and Assembly districts He has said it is obvious that licans will not give Milwaukee County 26 seats Huher Promises Bailie Assembly action on the was swift and took only an hour Robert Huber of West Allis said the bill's sage is only round one He accused Republicans of sending a to a veto and at the same time establishing a ord of having done something in an attempt to buffalo the courts into settling for something less than what the constitution vides The final vote was largely along party lines The single Democrat voting for the measure was cent Malhews of Waukesha Un- der the Waukesha would gain two Assembly seats for a total of four One of the two seats made available by enlarging districts in the northeast section of the slate in space Miss Tereshkova in her third Tass said Valentina landed about 380 miles northeast of Kara- ganda a coal center in the central Asian republic of and Bykovsky about 330 miles northwest Both in Good Shape The cosmonauts are feeling Tass reported The flight has ended successfully Loudspeakers carried the news to joyous Television and radio stations also flashed the word Bykovsky landed at p.m and Valentina came down about three hours earlier at Moscow time Tass said Bykovsky went space at 3 p.m last Friday while Valentina was launched at p.m day Many Greet Them At the landing points the Senate Would On the Senate Change It side the would increase Waukesha ty's representation by taking ferson County out of the present district Northern counties would be somewhat realigned to make available additional tion for Waukesha Three Republicans voted against the They were Paul Dailey of Elcho Merrill baum of Waterford and Fred Reger of Merrill After passing the GOP the Assembly voted to kill a Democratic sponsored measure thai would have given Milwaukee Counly 26 assembly seats Changes in Outdoor Plan In other action the assembly passed legislation to implement the million outdoor resource program in and make sweeping changes in the of the plan The measure which outlines spending of about million in the next two years would abolish the priority list of projects and the Slate Recreation Committee Opponents of the measure led by Norman Anderson son contended that to turn the entire program over to the Con- servation Commission would lead to a diversion of funds from land acquisition to adminis t r a t i v e costs The program is financed by a cigarette lax and was a major accomplishment of the administration of Gov lord Nelson a Democrat Governor on Committee The Recreation Committee has guided the program since its start in 1961 The committee comprises Hie governor the heads of the Stale of Public fare and the Highway and representatives of the Slate Soil and Conservation Service find the Department of Resource De- velopment Tiros 7 Starts Orbital Watch On Hurricanes CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Tiros 7 weather tory satellite rocketed inlo orbit today and on its first global pass a series of cloud er pictures The robot weatherman main Wisconsin Weather Partly cloudy and cooler most sections tonight with chance of southeast tion early tonight Thursday ly cloudy cooler Low ranging from upper 40s west to the mid and upper 50s High Thursday Local weather facts for period t Max II mln assignment of which is to study hurricanes and typhoons born in the 1963 season shot into orbit aboard a Delia rocket which blazed into the predawn darkness from Cape Canaveral at The satellite in tandem with the earlier Tiros 6 could provide the most extensive photographic investigation yet of a full cane season Orbits 400 Miles High Two hours after launching after the space package completed one circuit of the earth the National Aeronautics and Space tration announced it was in orbit about 400 miles above the earth Minutes laler a tracking station at Wallops land Va reported a set of cloud pictures which were described as being good quality The success was the ISth straight for the Delta space rocket The tall rocket ly illuminated the predawn ness as il thundered smoothly off its launch pad afler a perfect countdown and sped across the 7 Reapportionment Salary Finally Goes to MADISON AP The special fact finder in Wisconsin's federal court case in i finally has been paid Emmert L of son former State Supreme Court Justice has received a check for to cover his personal ices cost of a court reporter and expenses of transcripts in a ing held last fall The Slate Supreme Court pointed Wingert special master after John Reynolds then the Democratic Attorney General and governor brought action in federal court to force the 1961 Legislature to itself A Federal court panel heard Reynolds petition and told him he could bring again in August 1963 if had nol realigned Assembly and Senate districts by that time Refusal of Stale Treasurer Smith to pay Wingert for his work and a subsequent court fight delayed payment to the fact finder were met by landing crews friends doctors ists and spons Tas aid Cosmonauts Valentina kova and Valery Bykovsky are feeling it said flight ex- the 64 orbits made by viet cosmonaut Andrian ev last August Valentina's 49 orbits was way ahead of the 22 orbits made by Air Force Maj L Gordon Cooper Jr the U.S record holder Celebrations Planned Rousing music blared out over Moscow radio in every major city of the land in apparent tion for celebrations to follow The Soviet Union is accustomed to celebrating the return of male the flight of the first woman clearly has caught j Robert 2l 720 10th WOODLAND COUNCIL and directors of the new Woodland Girl Scout Council posed for this group photo following their election at Stevens Point Tuesday Seated from right to left are Mrs John Joanis president Mrs Patrick Cundari Mrs Robert Capling and Mrs Ralph vice presidents Mrs A M secretary and Mrs James Bambacht treasurer Standing from left lo right are members of the board of directors Mrs Ray Mrs John Chadwick Miss Leah Diehl Mrs Robert Hein Arthur Levinson Mrs Homer McGown Mrs Elmer Ross Mrs Bruce Sanborn Mrs J K Vanatta and Mrs Ben Weronke Photo courtesy of Stevens Point Journal Nystrom Gets Jail Term for Theft of Coins the imagination of the Soviet ple Excited broadcasters could hardly control their voices as they described the event Her eyes are like said a television announcer as he ran a film of Valentina in her last loops around the globe Announcement of their return came after a period of silence on the air that sparked rumors that they had landed Undergo Checkups A gala in Ked Square was in prospect for pair ably laler in week They will spend the balance of today in a checkup center under- going medical and physical to determine the effect of their prolonged days of flight in a state of weightlessness Tass said then will be flown to Moscow for a meeting wilh the main body of the government and party leaders headed by Premier Khrushchev in Moscow seemed at a minimum Rain kept large crowds off the streets 2 Charged With Garber Burglary Two men were charged Tuesday with last Thursday night's in at the Frank Garber Co Inc in which a file cabinet containing records and approximately was taken Arraigned in County Court on burglary charges were Louis 25 2040 Sampson St and Wayne 28 Rt t holt They failed to post bonds of each and are being held in the county jail Judge Frederick A Fink set the preliminary ing for the pair for July 15 Obtain Statement Sheriff Donald Caylor said day that had signed a statement admitting his part in the theft Lt Donald Knuth of the city police department said a tip from alert citizens of the sheriff's department and state traffic patrol officers led to the arrests The cabinet taken from the Garber building was found Friday morning in Cranberry Creek in the town of Seneca Couple Saw Car A Vesper couple came to the police department Saturday ing Knuth said and told Chief R J Exner that they saw a car on W Grand Avc about Thursday with a cabinet in the trunk They said they did not become suspicious until read the account of the break-in in Friday's Tribune Sheriff Caylor spoiled matching the description given by couple at a town of Saratoga residence Saturday afternoon and was to be the owner A state patrol officer and city police officer apprehended jes in a town of Grand Rapids bar aboul 3 p.m Saturday was arrested Sunday Elect Stevens Point Woman Head of New Scout Council Mrs Patrick Stevens Point first vice president years Mrs Robert St N was sentenced Tuesday lo six months in the county Jail after he pleaded guilty in County Court to the May 14 theft of in coins from five vending chines at the east side Normington Judge Frederick A Fink dered another six month sentence to run concurrently for Nystrom who also pleaded guilty to the April 29 theft of six radiators from a town of Grand Rapids salvage dealer Nystrom had pleaded not guilty on April 30 to the salvage yard theft and was released on his own recognizance Nystrom is presently serving out two years probation which was ordered on Jan 24 1962 he was convicted of four counts j Scout council of STEVENS POINT Mrs John Joanis Stevens Point was elected and installed as president of the newly Girl Scout Council at a meeting here Tuesday night She will hold office for a three-year term The entire slate of candidates submitted by a ing committee headed by Mrs Robert Rowland Wisconsin Rapids was approved Other officers and their terms two Pittsville second vice president three years Mrs Ralph Boyer Wisconsin Rapids third vice president two years Mrs A M Trierweiler Stevens Point one year and Mrs James Bambacht Wisconsin Rapids treasurer three years The designation of officers and the membership on the board of directors reflects the widened scope the new council formed merger ot the of breaking and entering and one count of attempted breaking and entering Another year of run ordered for Nystrom on Feb 26 of this year when he pleaded guilty to derly conduct As a condition of the sentence pronounced Tuesday Judge Fmk stipulated that if strom's probation is revoked the concurrent six month terms were to run concurrent with the one year sentence at the Green Bay State Reformatory which had been withheld On Oct 28 1962 Nystrom was also a probation lation and driving without a driver's license He served five consin Rapids and the Stevens Point Council Named to the board for three 2 Tomah Youths Die When Auto Skids Off Curve By The Associated Press Two were killed in a Monroe County highway accident early today raising Wisconsin's 1963 traffic toll lo 336 com- pared with 372 on this date a year ago Billy Hughart 16 and Jesse days in the county jail on Roberts 20 both of rural Tomah traffic charge Police Chief R J Exner said that fingerprints lifted from the were killed shortly before 1 when the car in which were riding failed to negotiate a curve back of one of the vending at a railroad crossing and over- chines at helped I turned Iwo miles southwest of lead to conviction Warren year terms were Mrs Ray nas and Mrs Homer McGown Stevens Point and Mrs John Chadwick and Mrs William Foote Wisconsin Rapids Two year terms were assigned to Mrs Wisconsin Rapids Mrs Kenyon Follett Coloma Mrs Robert Hein Ad- ams and Arthur J Levinson Stevens Point Directors whose terms will ex- pire next year are Mrs J K Vanatta Port Edwards and Miss Leah Diehl Mrs Elmer Ross and Mrs Ben Weronke all of Stevens Point The officers and directors wore installed by Mrs E M McCourt Wisconsin Rapids who is a ber of the regional Girl Scout committee Also representing the national Scouting organization was Miss Shirley Hutchmson Chicago who is council advisor for Re- gion 7 Seek Professional Help Referring to the inability of either of the two merged councils to attract and hold a professional staff Mrs Joanis in her in- augural remarks told the cil that there is more than one waj to lick a problem and the Woodland Council proves it It is hoped that the enlarged council will be in position to em- ploy both a professional director and a field worker The president presented a quet of flowers to Mrs Emerson Lind Coloma who since 1960 has headed the Project 81 study committee which brought about the merger No changes were made in the proposed which were pre- sented by Mrs Ray Bernas of Stevens Point Mrs Lind served as chairman of the organizational meeting wilh Mrs Frank Fey of Wisconsin Rapids as acting secretary J K Hendee Stevens Point acted as parliamentarian Group singing was led by Mrs Capling and Mrs Perry Saito Stevens Point sang a solo 7 Riot Troops Remove Negro Demonstrators in Gadsden GADSDEN Ala AP Some 300 to 350 Negroes maintaining a protest vigil on the courthouse lawn were dispersed early today when a force of about 100 state troopers moved in to clamp a tight security lid on this racially troubled city The under the command of Ool Albert go stale public safety quickly broughl an end to the gil started after the arrest of 396 demonstrators Tuesday The groes had said they would ue were re- leased The arrival nr the state ers who used night sticks and electric prods to run off the the crowd of about 200 white spectators ended for time being the threat of a full-scale conflict Lingo set up a tight patrol of the city Alabama's sixth largest wilh his Nearly 400 in Jail Counly Sheriff Dewey Colvard estimated there were aboul peace officers in den including sheriff's deputies and policemen from surrounding counties Ot the Negroes being held Col- vard said They'll stay in jail the judge decides what lo do with them The Negroes will go before cuit Judge Cunningham who issued the in- junction which they are charged with violating Pattern Is Familiar The familiar pattern of racial Today's Chuckle More twins arc being born these days Maybe kids lack the courage to come into this world alone disputes was emerging despite forts by police lo avoid arrests For eight days there had been few arrests although hundreds of Negroes marched through lown repeatedly even extending their efforts lo a suburban shopping center Their demands were similar to elsewhere in ter job opportunities tion of public facilities such as lunch counters and rest rooms and formation of a biracial study committee to seek answers to cial problems Both Sides Adamant The situation appeared headed for a showdown wilh both sides declaring a Mayor Lesley Gilliland said that the place to issues was in the courts and slores and streets He was backed up by two slate court in- junctions forbidding the Negroes from extraordinary lions such as lying in front of doorways and on sidewalks Negro leaders said nothing would slop the campaign Program Urges Total Equality WASHINGTON AP President Kennedy sent Con- gress a civil rights program today which he said provides the most responsible reasonable and gently needed solutions to this problem Kennedy outlined in a special message a legislative package that amounts to one of the broadest civil rights programs proposed in nearly a century The major aims of the program are to give Negroes equal accommodations in such public facilities as rants hotels theaters and recreational areas to speed school desegregation to provide fair and full to set up on the level through executive action a community re- lations service to work with local biracial groups and to bar federal assistance to any program or activity in which racial nation occurs Asks Extended Session The program is certain to set off long weeks of heated debate in Congress particularly about the sections on discrimination by vately owned public tions and a bar against federal aid for activities in which such discrimination occurs In obvious anticipation of that battle Kennedy asked Congress to stay in session this year until it has as a gle omnibus most re- sponsible reasonable and ly needed solutions to race tions difficulties He asked every member of Con- gress to set aside sectional and political ties and to look at this issue from the viewpoint of the nation Asks Equal Entry On the point of privately owned facilities serving the public said simply that he was posing a provision to guarantee all citizens equal access to the services and facilities of hotels and restaurants places of ment and retail establishments While the message did not go into detail a draft also sent to Congress by Kennedy said that all persons should be entitled to the full and equal enjoyment of Senate Action Is Set Next Week on Budget MADISON AP Gov John W Reynolds proposal to break the stalemate by linking an income tax increase to extension of the sales tax faced an un- certain future Tuesday as the Senate scheduled the ure for floor action next week The Legislature will have only one week in which to meet the June 30 target date for passage of a state budget and tax A new fiscal year begins July 1 Much of the time leading up to per cenl lo individual income tax the full dress debate on Monday will be spent in legislative party caucuses as supporters of the compromise seek to line up a of and Re- publicans to pass the Dems Are in Dilemma Initially individual legislators are finding it to to accepting a proposal lhat includes much of what might favor bul also a heavy dose of features they op- pose Thus Democrats who are death on the idea of any kind of a sales tax would have to accept il in order to get an increase in the income lax Republicans who favor sole re- liance on a general sales tax lo meet need for lional revenue would have lo cept a of one per cenl lo income lax rales Compromise Questioned Just how much of an agreed compromise the governor's posal is remained a question In- dividual Democrats and cans tended to view the package dimly and refused to go on record as favoring il There also was some grumbling at the exact balance struck be- tween spending provisions in the budget and the proposed new revenue measures The is that the fax package contains a built-in deficit of at least million for the next Legislature lo cope with The million is the fall realized by the quarterly withholding of ate income taxes Collection of the individual income tax in- crease for 29 months instead of 24 will add another million lo million to the built in deficit Reynolds proposal would raise an estimated million in taxes for to balance a million budget The addition of one rales retroactive to Jan I would raise million of the new enue total The remainder includes a million windfall from the terly withholding of corporate in- come million from property tax relief for utilities and lion from a bank franchise tax million fiom new taxes on liquor beer and cigarettes and million from a sales lax on business equipment Extension of the sales lax lo numerous items would bring in remaining million Reynolds would completely remove the personal properly lax on farm and merchants and manufacturers inventories at a cost of million Corporate deduction of federal income taxes would also be Hoover Better Almost Miracle Spokesman Says NEW YORK AP Former President Herbert Hoover has made an almost miraculous im- provement from his illness a family spokesman said today The spokesman Neil MacNeil said his family and his friends as well as his physicians are astounded by his vitality MacNeil said no medical letins would be issued after today if the former president 88 con- to improve A bulletin this morning said there is no evidence that Hoover's present illness is connected with the cancer removed from his large intestine last August The bulletin added had night the goods services facilities privileges advantages and of a number of what were termed public The proposed measure cally listed hotels and motels lodging to including travelers from other states motion pictures sports ar- enas exhibition halls and other public places of amusement and entertainment which move in in- commerce and certain retail and department stores markets drugstores gasoline stations restaurants lunch ters and soda fountain In that area of private prise Kennedy already had lost the backing of the Republican congressional leadership Uses Interstate Basis The proposed ban on by shops stores rants and lunch counters would to those establishments which provide services to inter- state travelers to a substantial de- gree those offering goods which in substantial portion have moved in commerce and which otherwise sub- affect interstate travel or the interstate movement of goods in commerce The legislation offered by the administration says that in access to tions provided for the public comes within the scope not only of the commerce clause of the Constitution but also the 14th Amendment which prohibits racial or religious discrimination Other Attempts Lost Kennedy said the state and lo- cal approach and voluntary forts have been tried in ending of the type dealt with in this key section of his gram But these he said are insufficient to prevent the free flow of commerce from being arbitrarily and inefficiently restrained and distorted by dis- crimination Kennedy said an explosive tional problem cannot wait solutions and federal lion is needed to open doors in every part of the which never should have been closed Asks Funds for Training The special message discussed at length the employment lems of Negroes which Kennedy said are twice as burdensome as those facing the working force as a whole In tins connection he proposed additional broaden the federal manpower de- velopment and training program more money to finance his posed youth employment program and further for vocational A price tag of something like a billion dollars was put on that program Tuesday by Sen Hubert II Humphrey Kennedy gave no breakdown on funds required for various grams in jobs area bul said that over-all an additional million would be needed for the fiscal year that begins July 1 To combat discrimination in Kennedy proposed that the committee on equal em- ployment opportunity headed by Vice President Lyndon son be given permanent stains And he said he was renewing lier support of pending federal fair employment practices tion applicable to both employers and unions Asks School Authority Kennedy proposed that the at- torney general be given authority to initiate federal court actions against local school boards or public institutions of higher ing whenever he receives a ten complaint that students are denied equal protection of the laws by means of a segregated school and he can certify that such persons afford to T
