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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - April 22, 1960, Yuma, Arizona                               1 By JONES OSBORN Revenge is sweet I've been waiting for it a long long time And I know a lot of other men who will smile over this one too Reporters being human make their share of errors despite ery effort But they're not ALWAYS wrong Frequently a person in the news pops off about something Then later when the storm blows up over his remarks he COULD I wish I hadn't said that er further consideration I'd like to make a different statement But he doesn't Instead he I was misquoted Well the other day that old war horse Harry Truman popped off in his usual manner He was holding a news ence The subject under discussion was the student in the South to end segregation of lic eating facilities I don't think they're all said Truman I think this was all engineered by the The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People jumped on his remark They de- manded an apology And so when reporters asked Truman about his remark he I was misquoted and I have further comment But for once the reporters had their proof Someone had corded Harry's speech and the tape showed that he said exactly what the reporters said he had It couldn't have happened to a more deserving guy Helm To Quit As State YD President Helm Yuma County leader announced today planned to resign as state president of the Young Democrats during the convention in Tucson this Weekend Helm said that since he would be a candidate for re-election county attorney and was also ing as chairman of the Yuma County Democratic Central Com- that he should ask the state YD convention to elect someone else Elected in 1958 for a two-year term Helm's presidency was con- for a third year in 1959 so that the elections would fall on odd numbered years Others attending the convention will be Mrs Helm James Tegart Yuma Young Demo president Ar- mida Rodriguez Yuma YD and C R Ron McKelvey Principal speaker at the convention set for the Santa Rita Hotel will be Franklin D Roosevelt Jr lOc THE 1 i s j AND EL THE WEATHER 37 Kt at 11 today 74 humidity at 11 this 83 low this m to Saturday windy and cooler Saturday High today W low M YUMA 96 12 PAGES PER COPY lOc YUMA ARIZONA FRIDAY APRIL 22 PHONE SU ARIZONA 96 Ike Warmly Welcomes DeGaulle Yuma Indians Announce Closing of Reservation The Island Affected by New Order The Ft Yuma Indians ed today that the reservation would assume a closed policy ately Plans call for the erecting of toll stations on private roads through the reservation The dis- Island area is included in the new policy since it is ed by the Tribe A public meeting has been called for 1 p.m day to explain the new policy The following is the text of the news release given to The Sun by Tribal The Fort Yuma Reservation is the only one in California that has not enforced strict trespassing laws Many non-Indians have taken advantage of this hospitality and have taken up residence in the Reservation without first ing a lease or permit Only on Highways Under the new policy non- Indians will be obliged to cross the reservation only on the public highways All private roads are now closed except to Indians of the reservation and those to whom they lease This policy applies also to the acres of Tribal lands It is unlawful lo cross on to or off the reservation at any place except designated roads through designated toll stations The accreted and LOTS OF seniors enjoying their first and last Senior Ditch Day fill their plates at last night's Riverside Park picnic climaxing the day's events Today they returned to classrooms in preparation for final exams coming soon Sun Staff Photo 35 Killed in Plane Crash BUNIA Belgian Congo airliner of the Belgian land area was once thought to be Company crashed at surplus The Indian Bureau asked dawn today on the slope of the to sell it in 1893 and was given a Blue Mountains killing 35 25 year time in which to dispose of the land and pay tlie proceeds to the Tribe The Bureau defaulted and since then has failed to rent the land lo produce revenue for the Tribe failure of the Bureau has cost the Tribe millions of lars of income Last year the Council withdrew this land from the government and A rescue team from Bunia field climbed to the wreckage and said all Hie 28 passengers and seven crew members died in the crash All the dead were Belgians ex- cept the captain Briton Richard Whiteside 46 and a German girl Three of the Belgians were has now decided on a rental 1 Catholic missionaries cy This includes all land lying in The plane left Brussels Druggist Convention Opens Here Sat Druggists will begin ion at Saturday in the Stardust Hotel for animal of Association A champagne breakfast ill will welcome the at p.m French Hero Arrives for Visit Coffee wll be served at o'clock followed hy more lion lime Afternoon speaker udl he son chairman of Hoard William S Merrell Co start the day at 7 at 2 p.m ed by open session to start al Yuma U.S a great friend to all who love o'clock Mayor George K agent will give a man told the austere WASHINGTON ITIi dent today Charles Do Gaulle to Slates as a man who in war ami peace has proved such A cocktail hour he held by will in- be pool at followed by a lo Yuma The morning meeling lude a message from i K in the Planet Koom president of lie association Chi and Kappa and speeches by 1 Warren manager trade of Kli Lilly Co and State Sen Harold Giss A men's luncheon is for 2 noon at loe Hunt's The men will return lo al 1 o'clock for a meeting of drug Three speeches are nod for Martin Winlon president California Pharmaceutical Association will hold breakfasts at day morning Charles Owens field sales ager Ames Company and John T MeBean will deliver talks lo the morning session The senior class of Col- lege of Pharmacy will be ed lo Ibe by Dean Willis R Brewer lo finish morning Wife Accused of Being Unfaithful Kills Husband ell Stewart executive vice rent ot the National An luncheon will be- ical Council and Dr Hex Call al 12 noon followed by open ministration department of the discussions on public relations College of Pharmacy University of law professional relations and Arizona I ethics Committee reports Saturday night will be election of officers western parly at Yuma Country ill wind up the business of the Club For golf enthusiasts there he a golf al the PASADENA Calif UPI William H Taft 38 a distant ative of President Taft was en to death by his wife after quarrelled bitterly over whether she was faithful police reported today Marina Taft 30 pounded her husband's head with a heavy hammer as he slept day in their fashionable style home police said She then apparently spent several hours j 0 i writing a suicide note before the California side of the Colorado day for in hi b h d d River and a small acreage on the It left Cairo Thursday night Arizona side The reservation and was coming in for a landing j nf HIP Buma it hit Durrett Elected Mayor of Bisbee BISBEE UPI Paul Durrett yesterday was elected mayor by a large majority in a hotly contested election Durrett a grocery store owner polled 1.221 votes Lee Culiver got 595 William Bonham -163 City officials said they believed campaigning was fiercer than at any time since 1300 Yuma Demos To Pick to Convention County Attorney Helm chairman of the Yuma County Democratic Central Committee has called a meeting to determine nomination of a delegate and lo Democratic lional Convention this July The meeting will be held in Courl Monday at p.m zona Republicans will be to again operate without a this The will be by the Pitna at the state In tomorrow club also Sen Berry for day lies on bolh sides of the rado River The state boundary dispute will have no effect on the Indian title to area The states do not own nor can they transfer to these they will sess only slate sovereignty over the lands that lie within their ders Since the Reservation is not taxable very little will be gained by either state Meeting Called A meeting of the Tribe has been called for Saturday at one o'clock at Fort Yuma The new policy will be explained to of the Tribe and others ested in the use of any particular tract which the Council may put up for lease Severe penalties for ng dumping hunting use of arms or other breaches of the peace will be explained A system of permits will be placed in use and toll stations will be erected at designated spots somewhat like use al federal goro just summit 300 feet below the Hew Hours Set At Yuma Library Because of repairs being made to the air conditioning equipment new hours have been set for the Yuma The library will close at 3 p.m a missile executive with Aerojet General Corp w a s found dead in his bed still clad in pajamas His wife was ered in her separate bedroom near death from loss of blood She was taken to St Luke's pital where her condition today was described as fair Police were stationed at her room waiting to question her when she has re- gained her Quakes Jolt San Diego SAN DIEGO i UPI sharp earthquakes a large area iof Southern California Police said Mrs I aft wrote in windows and dishes but today and open again from 7 to 9 i her note that she causing no damage p.m Saturday hours will he from out of bed in the middle of the Taft's note said she had been 16 a physician and was told she was not pregnant The couple in six years of marriage w a s childless Police said Mrs Taft wrote lhat Taft accused her of being un- faithful and that a series of rels resulted for several days Her note left instructions for dis- posal of their home and asked her to cancel an order for a new automobile The couple was found Thursday afternoon by Mrs Taft's sister Sue She said she found the Tafts two cats crying outside to get in the home and she de- to investigate I try Club beginning Sunday morning at of US Moves to Daylight Savings Time Sun CHICAGO UPD Daylight savings time goes inlo for most Americans Sunday il will also turn Ibe United Slates inlo a divided Only aboul halt the population moves ils clocks an hour Hut everyone feels of lost hour which is probably why more and move communities now go on fast lime for part of Ibe year A survey by a walch company Elgin s h o w s lhal of Hie estimated U.S population of will move ip their clocks nl 2 April This is per cent of The closing will slart al p.m and will be ing a presentation of awards To enable owners and I ployees of Ibe Yuma drugstores to the convention of the Pharmaceutical Association closing hours for weekend have been announced they will close al p.m Sunday 1 p.m and 0 p.m Stores in include Saul Drugs No and 2 Arts Pharmacy and the Prescription Shop French general as two stood in bright sunshine at Washington Airport that he ed lo pay tribute lo debt that the cause of freedom owes to Gen Gaulle He Gaulle into the sun -as the two faced a colorful honor guard and rippling flags of the stales of the union re- that il was with found satisfaction Hint he came lo visit and the great American people dear lo my heart on whom depend the fate of all the Free World Crowds Cheer Leaders De Gaulle said he had wanted lo meet with the American dent before the Paris summit meeting in May which be called a grave debate which will lake place in three weeks De Gaulle here for a four-day visil received a rousing and warm welcome not only from er but from the city of Ion itself 10 to 3 p.m It is that regular hours will be re- Hedy lamarr Gets Settlement HOUSTON Tex Hedy Lamarr dropped her action suit for divorce against which the system parks Only food and certain ed items may be taken into the I reservation by visitors These are necessary to produce revenue from the resources of reservation and to defray the ex- pense of a survey for anticipated industrial commercial and development All persons not holding leases approved by the Council are advised that they may arrange with the Tribal cers for an opportunity to lease on a first come first served is man W Howard Lee today and reached a property settlement give her roughly n left way for divorce night got a hammer and hit him over and over and over Forgive me for the terrible I have done she wrote i I must be out of my mind I Pregnant Seismologist Fred Robinson the most severe temblor was re- corded at p.m and had intensity of more than three on the scale of 12 He said quakes ranged over a hour period and probably population a substantial increase the 30 per cent which made the switch a dozen years ayo Slates going on time April with a few local tions All New England New York New Jersey Oela ware Pennsylvania Illinois consin Nevada California and District of Columbia Minnesota will swine tn lime under a new law bui Continued on Page 12 Col 5 Hearing Slated April on The public is invited attend a meeting of stale county and eral officials a week from today on the of Colorado River The meeting will be held at 10 Friday April in the of- fice of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors Tile proposed would lake place in the Cibola area in northern Yuma County The Bureau of Reclamation has with which lo move a will leave Fisher's dredge from the upper Colorado Yuma Scouts Set Colo River Cruise Yuma Scouts of the Trails Council will lake lo er Ihis weekend on their annual Colorado River Expedition Scools will depart from live ferent points on the river Sonic proceed np river lo 1 River lo area to slart from j Ibe work morning and conic down Tht proposed route of the re- ibe river lo Fisher's Landing and channelization is now before the Imperial Dam Still croup Secretary of Interior awaiting his will from Cibola and Officials of the Bureau river i lnc regional office in Boulder Sail paddle and motor will he in Yuma for used this year Those Scouts le meeting ing or paddling will he competing Yuma County objects to the re- for trailing award by Council j inly between May 22 ami The trip will be marie in Iwo days route instead of between April Scouts camping along the channelization at Ihis particular Io nc Proposed Police said Airs Taft wrote m j jn imperial County 1 and Oct 10 as most other j river Saturday and the note lhat she had been 75 lacked and had feared she was pregnant or worse She apparently referred to a sexual attack by some unknown person police said Although she did not give any details was no report ever filed with police Lcc j of Mrs Taft being involved in a rape police said Gear Trouble Delays New Yuma Fire Truck Delivery of Yuma's brand fire engine was delayed because of mechanical trouble says Fire Chief Bennie together with mechanic Robert left Columbus Ohio driving the new engine last week On the third night of the trip the truck's trans- mission locked in fourth gear They left it in Tucumcari where company mechanics later repaired the vehicle expects delivery of the truck sometime next week State Eagles Gather Here For Weekend Convention for the Arizona State Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles began at J p.m this afternoon at the Aerie Hall Plans for this evening include a dinner at the hall starting at 6 dies meeting to be held al Elks Club A banquet nt the Aerie Hall will begin at 7 p.m to be followed by a dance Election of officers will begin at p.m followed by a meeting of the g a m o bc past worthy presidents at i p.m j hy worthy presidents at S at the Coronado Motel and a I dance starting at 9 p.m hack at hall Saturday's opening ceremonies will begin at 9 Fletcher representing Mayor i Shackleford giving the welcoming address The morning activities I the distribution of aw will be introductions and a ness sessions lor ho aries a hc KIks Cub and the Kagles a Aerie will round I out the The convention will close with awards at 2 service at 31 by the Ladies Auxiliary of Sunnyslope Aerie Visiting dignitaries from the tional Kagles Leo Connell grand worthy vice president Scl will be served af 12 noon I ma Todd grand auxiliary trustee at the San Carlos hy business sessions and a and Maury Splain grand aerie membership department EAGLES GREET group of Eagles greeted their Grand Worthy Vice Pre- sident Leo Connell as he arrived at Yuma County Airport last night Mr Connell will represent the national fraternity at the Arizona State convention of the Eagles which started today Shaking hands with Connell is Lorona local president Sun Staff Photo THAT'S SHOW BUSINESS is a sparkling fresh and funny news feature that will give you views of the big names from stage screen TV concert hall and recording studio You ill know IV by the original drawings of the stars Starts next week on the Entertainment age of The Sun   

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