Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - April 10, 1960, Yuma, Arizona Yuma Queen Goldsboro Hulsey Cannon John Linda Miller By JONES OSBORN If you're under 20 you won't even read this If you're under 30 you won't be- lieve it But if you're 40 or over you'll know what I'm talking about A N D E N T i N E L PHONE SU ARIZONA 85 Aches and pains Physically we start going hill just about the time we get old enough to vote But our decline doesn't usually send us to the doctor until our 40s In his 50s a person is apt to be a fairly regular customer at the pharmacy counter In his 60s the nurse at the tor's office knows a person by his first last and middle names his medical history TUMA ARIZONA SUNDAY APRIL 10 YUMA 85 M Yuma Jr Livestock Sale Brings By the time a person passes re- age at 65 he has TWICE as many medical bills as anyone The oldster of 65 paid out for doctors hospitals and medicines in an average of 5177 But the average for ALL ages that year was only Yet and this is where the rub comes in his earning er is at rock bottom Chances are he's on Social Security barely enough to get along That's what the Forand is all about It would require em- and employes to bute an added payroll tax to nance social security benefits for medical aid to the elderly It doesn't matter at this ment whether I am for or against it What DOES matter is that there are approximately 16 million sons in that age bracket right now And 16 million votes are not to be sneezed at After all if they all voted that would amount to 26 per cent of ALL the votes cast for both enson and Eisenhower four years ago one reason the Forand seriously Another reason of course is that younger folks don't take care of their parents like they used to Nixon Bui Brain Trust For Campaign WASHINGTON Vice President Richard M Nixon heartened by a poll of his fornia strength and unshaken by his Wisconsin showing is building a brain trust team for his big presidential push A source close to Nixon dis- closed Saturday his campaign re- search force is being bolstered by professors of government from universities of Notre Dame and Michigan by a University of administrator and a re- search director borrowed from Time Magazine But the Nixon camp made it clear that the unopposed GOP presidential candidate is not be- ing panicked into any change in his basic plan for a gradual buildup in campaign activity Nixon leaves for a two-day San Francisco visit Monday In all his associates say he may make as many as 15 speeches in the next three as many one of his Democratic opposite makes in one or two days They claim the Democrats are not ing to set Nixon's campaign pace Nixon it was stated would rather be ahead in September than in June 293 Head Auctioned in 5 Hours Yuma County youngsters sold a record 293 head of livestock at a marathon Junior Livestock tion at the Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon Future Farmers and sed at the sale which kept Auctioneer Glenn Kenney at the microphone for nearly five hours See Page 9 for complete re- sults ST JOHN CAROLYN HULSEY Yuma Fair Ends Today The final day of the 1960 Yuma County Fair will be highlighted day by crowning of Miss Yuma County But a full slate of entertainment is on tap for Yumans and fair today including professional stage shows local talent and a full day of Yuma County Posse Horse Show The show nt p.m this afternoon and will include performances by Ethelene's ers the Frontier Square Dance Club the Quechan Band and the Yuma Union High School variety troupe The horse show starts at 8 this morning and lasts all day Kids will perform for the ing with adult classes competing in the afternoon until 5 p.m Disarm Parley Agrees To Recess For Six Weeks GENEVA dead locked East-West conference could agree only lo recess at the end of thi month for about six ing the arms issue up to the Pari summit conference next month delegates feared lh Hie time now and th April recess date would b taken up primarily with ural wrangling and attempts 1 the Soviets to blame the Stales for the latest deadlock r postwar issu virtually no chance any real arms cut progress at th conference U.S delegate Fredrick M Eaton the agreement to re- cess was mutually acceptable and agreed between the West and nations Secretary of Stale Christian A Herter's gestion Friday that the Soviets had first proposed a recess was a Eaton said DONNA CANNON Crown Queen Tcn Five finalists for Miss Yuma title were named after at the fair last night They are Sandy Goldsboro lyn Hulsey Donna Cannon ie St John and Linda Miller The five will go through evening own talent bathing suit and in- judging tonight at S p.m Miss Yuma County will be rowned by Gov Paul F a n n i n hen Selection of five finalists comes four nights of keen compel i- ion for coveted title Donna Cannon is a junior the daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Cannon 1912 She was sponsored by the Linda Miller is an senior daughter of Mr Mrs Everett L Miller Avenue She was sponsored iv Yuma Rotary Sharrie St John is a senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob St John 2129 Place She was sponsored by C o u n t r y Cousins Carolyn Hulsey is daughter of Mr and rs Harold Hulsey 615 10th Avenue The senior was sponsored by the Yuma Kiwanis Club Sandy Goldsboro 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Goldsboro 2065 E Street is a senior at and was sored by the American Legion Post 19 Somerton Future Farmer Jerry Johnson walked away with the gest check of the afternoon as the Bruce Church Co paid 5499.31 for his blue ribbon Brangus steer Top The lamb division however brought the top price per pound Tom Mee Ranches paid SO cents a pound or 576 for Tom Cochran's purple ribbon animal and Restaurant paid 73 cents or for Future Farmer Joe purple ribbon winner Among the beef animals Yuma Vally Polly Johannesen got the top price of 53 cents Southwest Meat Company paid 5460.04 for her blue ribbon steer The Bruce Church Ranch led a light field in the race for the big gest spender of the afternoon The North Gila outfit bought the top priced single animal and a lot o ten white ribbon steers for a tola outlay of Runners-up were the Ranch which bought a single lo of twelve white ribbon steers for and the Anderson ment Company which bought five individual steers and a lot of six while ribbon calves for Big Roosters Other big boosters of the sain included the John E Howe Com- pany which laid out for two prize winning calves and five lambs and Curtis Woodman and Company which bought I two calves and four lambs for i Neither the sale gross or the spirited bidding reached last year's record total but the auction a steady level which kept prices high even in lie latter stages Final lambs in the huge classification brought over 50 cents a pound The total sales were about below the auction when animals brought over In the vagaries of the auction blue ribbon beef topped the prize purple ribbon winners on the hlock Top sellers among the ple ribbon stock were Michelle Rice's Angus which went to John Howe for -In cents a pound and Carol Brangus which went to Woodman and Roach for 43 cents a pound Although prices were not as high Junior Livestock Committee Chairman Butler said the sale was generally more satisfactory than the record breaker Prices held well in all divisions and the i average profit per youngster was I at an all-time high child of Stewart Religion Question Put to Kennedy By B 1 United Press International PHOENIX Ariz lUPI John F Kennedy said last night Vice President Richard Nixon appeared to be tory on his statement today with regard to birth control and the religious question in this year's presidential race The remarks by the candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination came at a news con- ference at the Phoenix Press Club A newsman read a dispatch from Washington quoting Nixon as deploring the injection of the re- ligious question into the tial race saying such tactics would damage the United States at home and would certainly mar the picture of our democratic society we give to those abroad Kennedy also was advised of Nixon's statement on control in which the vice president ex- pressed belief the United States should give assistance on how to population growth to other countries if they request such help Kennedy also was apprised of the vice president's remarks that the forthcoming pr in on Strike of Film Actors Settled HOLLYWOOD UPI town's heroes and heroines Kan stirring from enforced leisure Saturday to mark a Hollywood happy ending to t h c actors strike that film production at major studios for a month Tne stars ed themselves lo resume movie making at most studios Monday following Friday's settlement on the first actors in wood turbulent history Yuma Names Get Mixed Up with Parker Names A mixup of names has resulted from a story in The Yuma Sun last Thursday The story concerned a and Mrs Dennis of Parker j being sued for Numerous have confused this name Street Yunia j give a more accurate indication of public feelings on the of a Roman Catholic president Asked if he would care to com meni on these statements replied No to loud plause then he added His Nixon's first statement seems he contradictory to his lost statement Kennedy wound up a flying tour through Arizona today in quest of the 17 votes at the cratic National Convention in Los Angeles in July He stressed a theme built n better use of American resources financial and human Jack Kennedy toils at County I wish every congressman and the President could haw bren wilh me on Iho last ten ulps of mv into Yuma hopeful was amazed network over and Ad- Photo page 13.______________________________ at Fair Hundreds Greet Demo Senator A touch and go visit to Yuma yesterday gave several hundred applauding Yumans a chance to see anil hear Sen John F dy from his twin engine the tall youthful at the bright sunshine which brought on high temperature of 101 Saturday His first words to tin crowd Con- the area He told cm I wish that every con- and the President Mild have been with me on the st 10 minutes of this flight Then lose who oppose expenditures for inverting salt water into fresh alor and oppose Reclamation de- could see the great lings Hint ire being done Introduces Introduction nC the senator at ic airport and again at the ust Hotel was done by Rep Udall Said Mail Like most people in I am convinced you are now going to hear the next dent of the United States At the airport the genial lor shook hands with large bers of people He received a good luck charm from Lee son chairman of the Yuma Tribal Council and remarked that he would keep rubbing this for the next few months The Indian Band was on hand to play at the reception Yuma Democrats heading the list of included Helm chairman of the Yuma County Democratic Central Com- Sen Harold C Mrs Marie president of the Slate Democratic Women and various local Democratic officials Nearly 200 At the Stardust Hotel reception attended by nearly 200 Yumans Sen Kennedy met large numbers of people informally Then he took to the rostrum He stated that he was in the primaries because I feel that that is the way dents should he chosen Kennedy said that he thought the people should have the say as to who the candidates should be and decried selection of dates in smoke-filled and filled rooms in Los Angeles Mayor George pre- sented Sen Kennedy with the key to the and urged him to use it often From Yuma Sen Kennedy flew to Phoenix to wind up a wide lour that in Flagstaff early in the morning The dy parly had lunch in Tucson be- fore coming to Yuma Civi Rights Gets Senate New Best Man Is Selected for WASHINGTON said it is ern and Southern loaders predicted j in conscience we Saturday thai the House would take and we can greet Kennedy Ok's Bracero Deal For Southwest a step had to I jr Senate amendments proudly as evidence thai America into rights is moving toward the time when ending the marathon battle that j all men regardless ot their rare dominated the election year 1 en erl ur color he treated legion since its outset equally by the laws approval of the THE WEATHER yesterday OJ c'l date Average this date FORECAST in Monday clear little today Monday Expected 101 low Monday morning oi man for the wedding of Princess Margaret and Anthony Jones was chosen Saturday amid planning a the May 6 nuptials in ster Abbey Best man number two as en by Margaret's fiance was Dr Roger William Gillian a old neurologist who is the son of the surgeon gynecologist who at- tended Queen during the births of Prince Charles and Princess A new best i While for President signature A major roadblock was cleared night when the Senate ter Refrigeration Contract is Awarded Council awarded Quick Re- weeks of stubborn of Yuma approved the legislation 71 53.458 contract for improvements of the Library IS Saturday Senate Democratic lender Lyndon B Johnson to'd reporters that 1 not think unv thinking person suffers from illusion that this will solve all of our problems However he said I believe that most Americans will regard this as a step forward system yesterday Council met in a special session at City Hall were opened at last week's regular meeting and referred to the library board for dations Three other Yuma firms submitted bids Quick tion submitted the Strong approval and endorsement of the present use of for farm work was voiced by Sen Jack Kennedy here Speaking to a Yuma Sun ter the Massachusetts ner for the Democratic tial nomination said he felt the current program was very good Sj long as there is an quate supply of labor in your area I feel the con- tract for Mexicans to do farm labor is doing a fine job for your farm economy here i Yes I am strongly in favor of The Mexican National program has been under fire in farm regions of California The nia AFL-CIO has during the past two years been working to ence repeal of the contract act They claim the program de- presses farm areas by taking join from domestic workers
