Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 11, 1960, Yuma, Arizona Nixon Gains Bigger Lead over Kennedy in Arizona By JONES OSBORN and Kennedy are both for But it isn't more SPENDING It is more GIVING Nixon and Kennedy are praising a private corporation in for what it is t make democracy function tcr The Aerojet tion calls it a Good Citizenship campaign They pioneered it in the last election in year a good many major corporations are following suit The chief part of the campaign is 1.0 encourage workers to bute money 10 parly or 10 candidates of their choice year their e averaged SI apiece This year Aerojet expects to do as well maybe as well because it is a presidential year THE SUN THE WEATHER yesterday 79 11 37 humidity tills this fin to In this H ffnv shr -A or an this and tonight iho Mth briefly in i nr humidity to tonight M YUMA 190 18 PAGES PER COPY lOe YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY AUGUST 11 PHONE SU ARIZONA 190 Lees Shop Is Destroyed Yuma Cotton Men Object to Proposed Quarantine S If ALL Americans did that well we could do away with the big fat contributions from special in- people with axes 10 grind and that usually gel Nixon As one who be- that good politics and good government are I earnestly hope that other ries and organizations throughout the nation will example follow your fine Kennedy I know of no more worthwhile program in this field than that being tinder taken by you and it is my hope that the idea will spread to other orations and businesses Comment 1 Donald N Soldwedel I S B STUTTGART GERMANY The girls were up in the air The local vision station to you and built a high transmitter Visualize a hollow cement tube in itself is not spectacular Put a two-story restaurant at the point served by two elevators Put the tower in the center of a hilly wooded area on tile edge of town See to it that you a fine chef and attentive waiters Growers Say It Would Be Disastrous The Yuma County cotton Iry is dead set against the pink bollworm quarantine A crowd of farmers packed Superior Courtroom Xo 1 last night lo register their objections at a hearing before the Commission on and Horticulture And still more set their in a petition which Attorney Joe Mansfield representing a group of local growers said represented of the county's acres of cotton The feeling that there should be no quarantine was virtually And the result is a location that would make a waler Our only apprehension was thai when we nle on top of the Eiffel Tower we were on four legs here only one Our look at was window view from I tower the of ibc new cily come on pop ren in World War It bombing but we find trace of ruin day Sam noted on the wine lisl that a bottle of Mercier champagne was 32 Deutsch Marks We purchased same botile at the champagne cave of cier in Epernay France for High price item We drank some tap water good German today that 500 000 wiped but If Sec Page Jl mous Kryger put the member Farm Bureau on as Opposition Echoed Floyd Spar echoed his tion for a group of hawk a delegation from Parker objected and J M Beaver of saw no reason why isolated area should be included in anything Arizona does The Commission delayed its decision on the matter pending of the hours of testimony collected Wilson Roach of Yuma rejected a move to throw out the quarantine proposal on the spot and said flatly that no decision vill be made at this time Attorney and a parade of witnesses expressed two major objections They felt that the single moth detected in a trap near San Luis on April Sth did not constitute an infestation UA Extension Ento- N Roney Yuma County Accent of Anderson ion's division and ey Grower Bob Moody concurred emphatically Dangerous To Yuma They also felt thai in the ab- sence of an infestation a tine would be dangerous to Yuma because of free of mechanical pickers from areas of known infestation At present movement of such machines from other areas to Yuma County can only made after fumigation to kill possible Tiie most in the evening's discussion was plow under and planting dales All farmers agreed thai the April 1st planting dale mentioned by Stale Entomologist T would bo disastrous to the Yuma cotlon industry because of losses in yields staled flatly Die neighboring Mexican cotlon areas simply could not conform wilh Reds Expel American For Spying MOSCOW American tourist Robert Christner 27 Sparks Nev lias been ordered expelled from the Soviet Union for espionage it was announced today Christner whose family lives in Sparks denied he bad been ing I am so mad so disgusted I don't know what to he said lie said be was informed he bad been convicted of spying and wab requested to leave the country fe an official of the Soviet travel agency who accosted him at lunch at the National Hotel here The American Embassy said its cultural counselor Lee Brady was called to Foreign try today and told of alleged spy activities Notes Kept in Kelt The Soviet news agency Tass said took pictures in his travels and kept his intelligence notes and films in a specially de- signed belt which he wore under Continued on Page 2 Col 2 Continued on Page 11 Col 5 Mil to Ut the i to announced offer Ike To Make Three Talks UPI Tho House flint Pr will make in delphia and Now York Cily on Sent The principal address of the will ho -o iin f of in Now Mrs F Powers Hopes U.S Will Help at Trial WASHINGTON UPf The wife of U2 pilot Francis G Powers said today before ing for Russia that she hoped the Slale Department would be more aggressive in helping her husband at his forthcoming spy trial She marie the statement to re- porters a lew hour's after the flier's parents Mr and Mrs ver Powers left by plane from New York for Moscow They were pessimistic about their son's chances at the trial I am very grateful to the Slate Department for everything it has said the wife Barbara Power's But I surely hope they will feel like being a ittle more aggressive in the ture She said she her husband plane was shot down 1.3001 miles inside Russia May 1 would a light sentence Mrs Powers said she would to leave for Russia alone Embassy visas lo olbers in her parly soon She said she had been given no thai the U S would to intervene in any way in her husband's lo si art Aug STORY OF A charred and broken the timbers lhat once were strong pillars and gables of a Yuma landmark interlace to frame a lone fireman struggling to kill lasl spark of destructive enemy thai mused this ugly Sun Staff Photo trial slated 17 Hope to Recover Rocket Capsule AIR FORCE BASE Calif flotilla of and airplanes circled a mile section of Pacific Ocean south Hawaii today hoping to recover a capsule from space Scientists counted on Discoverer XIII M successfully it pound capsule shifted with ments around 7 p.m and make Xo 13 the lucky recovery program The satellite was shot into orbit Wednesday and set lo kick out of its capsule on the 17th orbit around the Kautenburger Case Hears Jury TUCSON UPI The bribery trial of Lambert is lo reach n jury lodny defense rested its case and final nnd in- to the jury uero uled this John presided over chairman of Pima county of supervisors was of his influence lo holp of n claim Iho county by John ym Tie prosecution ges in return a hank loan for Lumumba Appeals for Unity To Save Congo Cars Trucks And Cabins Are Burned Hy JOHN Tn a linle more than an hour one oldest business concerns was reduced to smoldering ashes late lerday afternoon more than 30 Yuma firemen succeeded m keeping flames from spreading to nearby buildings Spiraling of fire and black smoke which could be seen from as far as 10 miles away wrought total destruction on Lee's Radio I B I I 1 U Additional I I os Pages S and Television Service at 55 Orange Avenue Tiie loss was mated al nearly Allan Lees who operated fha business wilh his son Zayne Lees and also lived in ho building owned by the estate and his wife Ethel uere the only person present at the time the fire broke out His son and wife and their three children uere not present The fire started at ly p.m Twenty minutes later the building was a sea of flames Fireman Overcome In addition lo the building in Lees had been conducting Business since 1939 me fire y or destroyed seven one truck and trailer two house and two cabins he and bis escaped unharmed although they lost nearly all their personal effects mid business property in the blaze However Dan Lewis one of the firemen who the flames until finally securing at was overcame by smoke Ha Continued on 2 Col 1 B R To Spend in Yuma County people today a I ie Premier i appealed to bis forge their fur of the l A I al b if CITY cram durine for nearly A current fiscal of new ahead Police tear gas patrolled the tors this tense cap of a resumption of here The i HOW THEY STAND Nixon 63 Pet Kennedy 37 Pet Brandt Named to State Bar Board Attorney Ralph K Brand of Yuma has been elected a ber of the hoard of governors of the State Rar it was announced today ivas one of five new members Yuma County is a new district I 7 wilh one board member I and Pinal County now is District i S with one member ny M II WEST Public Option Vice Nixon has his over Sen John in the second trial throughout received of fhe votes Kennedy p Tni T n the he drew IT for Reporters for Iho asked a carefully this If would vole for lohn Kennedy or Richard vs Aug June 7 As in first poll voter in six had not decided would vote Tins is a large group and would influence the since most of those who lead over Candidate are undecided are Democrats but lhat Ackerman receives nearly gained significantly in the from members i two months Republican Parly while vs iy is by of rnnk-and-Me Demo.-rat1- has iwen a small change in vote con- Fannin has a strong lun the w I Jl Kennedy BS 10 37 The vice president m Pima and 10 the has gained in central and rKdhr.rn Tlie for oi Uus voters did not express ence The has ed his strength within bis own party while Mr has support from of his Aug Irino in Tannin 17 30 Aekerman has made his gains m Pima County where he W ISie compared -I n Turn Oilier Public Pi tor's in den r of a i if main channel Ranch channel drainage wells pumps and i Levee for i of construction of i j channel that will serve all i districts in the i Yuma and for purchase of -1 Project for re- i and additions the i and and i of specifications for equipment at Davis in t le rif 1 by til lin If tiie attorney i this ii ans vote II vs joid came Armed Wade Church relative Only -9 a 5 Continued on Page 3 Col 1 n a ci of the Congolese my mutinied July 3 j more days to register for tlle special city election T i 8 on the proposed ban of water company u he 11 Register at the City Re- j corder's Office CITY HALL
