Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 17, 1960, Yuma, Arizona By JONES OSBORN In Britain they're Toddy THE In Germany the half In Franco b 1 o u s o n s noirs black In Sweden gir In and Russia As you have guessed by now they're all names for the same juvenile delinquents In London this week experts from many nations are gathered to study prevention of crime and treatment of offenders The ile branch of Crime Incorporated is receiving lots of attention One which is found almost everywhere that venile crime and violence is found is that kids travel in gangs wolf packs Another characteristic which you consider Mom and Dad is The countries that arc the most prosperous are ones that have the greatest problems in juvenile delinquency Comment by Donald N Soldwedel ARRIVAL IN MOSCOW I had constant problems with airline baggage agents Russian customs men and hotel porter convincing thai my one small airline bag was my luggage Everybody else had tw or more large suitcases THE WEATHER m Tomiirraiiin: 11 11 May 57 al II this date ins this dato si FORECAST lo Thursday mill uith little In or humidity today 106 YUMA 195 12 PASES PER COPY lOe YUMA ARIZONA WEDNESDAY 17 PHONE SU ARIZONA 195 Powers Pleads Guilty to Spying Rifkind Water Law Ruinous Says Californian Final Round Of Water Trial Begins My midnight arrival at the Uk raine Hotel was very normal ex for the harrowing trip ini fouTi from fhe airport I'm jus used to speeding along a sur burhan road vorv poorly lit no headlights at 50 to 60 miles per hour My thoughts upon checking i were that although verv this hoiel must be 30 or more years old in spite of the fact had heard it was new The main thing that convinced me was the type of accommodations anr the poor state of repair in the bathroom The next morning I found tha the Ukraine is three years old anc by Soviet standards the best Noting the extreme slowness the elevator service upon my ar rival I wanted to locate an escape hatch and asked my 14th housekeeper where the stairs o fire escape was stairs no fire Mo What if a fire We've never had a fire A typical Russian attitude Cotton Marketing Cards Will Be Mailed Friday The Yuma ASC office ed today that cotton marketing cards will be mailed to growers Friday Choice A Choice B and Long Staple cards will be mailed lo all producers who are in compliance with ASC regulations and who have signed the Report of age Gordon Morris ASC chief clerk raid those who have not re- their cards hy Wednesday August should conic to the Yu- ma office in the First Hank Building lo sign required forms YORK California Attorney General Stanley Mosk warned today that if the proposed settlement of the Colorado River water rights controversy is proved Los Angeles and 70 other cities would be deprived of their permanent wafer supply Mosk told U.S Supreme Cou Special Master Simon H ic decision Rifkind intended to the high cou would he nothing short of di ister to a region of his 7 million people live Rifkind today opened hearing iere on fhe proposed decree th vould setlle the long five battle over rights to the w ter of the vast Colorado Rive system California presented its case t day to be followed over the Iwo days hy Nevada the Unite Slates Arizona Utah and Ne Mexico Mosk told Rifkind that intending to be dramatic the were it to become fina could be compared in ils cons lo a of natui which forever destroyed the rado River Aqueduct and deprive us of the water which tha project has made available to ou cities Less Water for State Mosk said proposed decre would reduce California's share of fhe first 7.5 millio of the consumptive us available or in effect 1.1 millio less than the millio already used annually The Metropolitan Water Dis of Southern California o that basis would lose its Mosk said The two agri cultural Verde an All-American Canal serves imperial and be drastically cm tailed California Chief Counsel North cult Ely said Rifkind decision would eventually dry up wa er supply to Los Angeles Sai and more than 70 cities over a wide area of California Ely said fhe 5500 million River Aqueduct and ils dis system would he ren useless under the proposer decree as soon as projects arc milt in the Upper Colorado and jn Arizona and Nevada He argued that on Page 2 Col 2 land black eye on of a ran who died jly before noon tor at the home friend Tony 2045 10th brought an police and j Srael C 31 wife of Sixto j Filar farm had been ill and was bruised when she foil out 1 of bed Byrd an autopsy j I and will later on whether to order in- ke Blasts Reds Violations n Powers Case WASHINGTON enl said today he no evidence lhat pilot Francis G Powers was washed but he assailed the Soviet Union for violating international in Powers espionage trial Powers at the opening of his in Moscow today pleaded guilly lo the charge lhal he spied against Russia when he few over the on his ill-fated level reconnaissance mission Mav HI The President al his news con- ference said he did nol see the Powers plea as evidence lhal he had been brainwashed by his But the President said under international custom any er anywhere is entitled to consult with officials of his own country Ho said the Slates has asked repeatedly lo see Powers This request lias been denied Soviet about the Pavers President rejected as less the Soviet propaganda the United States than Powers is on trial He denounced this Red contention as just He defended again fhe necessity for this country's flights over Russia and pointed to the record of numerous arrests of Russian spies in this country and Wooley Release Is Sought The circumstances the shooting and subsequent of Paula Dinnell were re-examined again this morning as defense attorneys John West over and Doug Keddie sought Ir release girl's stepfather and accused murderer William Wool ery on bail Westover and Keddie locked il a legal argument with Conn ly Attorney Helm in Duke Cameron's Superior Court attacking the handling of preliminary hearing in Justice court and Helm's actions al the hearing Woolery sat be Iween the two lawyers listening to the lawyers but never speaking The court session was the resul of a of Corpus filer by and Keddie in of Woolery after the August hearing before Justice of Peace Karl Cavanaugh Woolery has been held in Yuma County Jail since lhat time Tiie two defense attorneys charged fhat the hearing was direct misrepresentation of jus basing fhe charge on facl rhai Cavanaugh would nol set bai for that insufficient dence of first degree murder hat been established and that missible testimony was allowed by the court However 1 am not seeking lo indict Mr Keddie said But I must personally diet remarks of Mr Helm in thai hearing rights were willfully stolen away from him Keddie charged He has been charged with premeditated murder in first degree yet no evidence of was either considered or presented lo the court Keddie and referred to transcript testimonies by Officer Carl Cansler in- police officer Police U James Birmingham Paula's younger brother and vile They lhal all of showed lhat act vas and that Voolery sought to get medical at- Continued on Page 2 Col 1 iff m ff I IN CRASH This pilotless side This was the third test flight for ho drone and was drone was launched yesterday at Yuma Test Station After termed a success despite what was announced as a failure of flight the drone crashed into a mountain in the recovery system US Army Photo UN Secretary Faces Soviet Challenge UNITED NATIONS UPI General Dag under personal fire rom Congolese Premier today faced a Russian to his policy of for the Nations in he Congo's internal from Tuesday lo eek a clear cut endorsement Tn lhc cily VOK rom the Security Council for his I a dion m sending while troops of tho was he force into lhc lo n 4 Police Captain Post Unfilled The position of police caplain il Cily Police Department is still without a candidate who has qualified for fhe title Ten persons made application for the test for Iho position but only four were allowed to take the lest due lo the age restrictions or anyone from outside the depart The age limits were 21 lo 37 years None of four who ally took the Icsl passed if Of four persons allowed to lake examination three were from Yuma Police eachers To Take Constitution Exams Teachers may the slate requirements in S and constitutions by i assing a statewide In i University iv according lo stale of public instruction II will be such lo he administered A new hy last session f legislature allows alion of test Lumumba's blessing or the help his Congolese troops The council was fo neen Thursday morning but was giving lumba of lime lo gel a Congolese delegation here before setting the dale and imp Soviel Foreign V found fault ith policy in some sources gravest breach between le secretory general's and Kremlin since Russia forced Lie's resignation in exchange of made public by the secretary general said his policy of neutrality was based on his interpretation of a with Russia voting for Security Council in the pre-dawn hours of Aug 9 upper lo waive wailing period usually required before a person can retake a teal which he failed on the attempt Councilman C h a r I e s moved lhal recommendation be Councilman Odell Fletcher objected on ground lhal Council as young a man as possible for position Gilpin said 1 think they the personnel are right Mayor George think il is all wrong Afier some debate Fletcher and Gilpin arrived al a compromise Hiding Iri the an ment stating lhal proper he given lo lhc of the with dmost stores Fletcher seconded and il over ford's Xo with Councilman Continued on Page 2 Col -1 I Nudes on Sand Bars I One of River Hazards i Nudes on sand bars and boaters in various states of undress in the Colorado River near Yuma are bothering a former El Centro councilman J P Morgan the wrote a letter to Sheriff Herbert Hughes of Imperial County regarding nudes and other river front hazards His May I advise you that boat traffic has greatly in- creased on the Colorado River possibly there are five boats where there was one last year CI took a survey at my place -IS Ranch north of for three hours on Memorial Day There was on an average a boat every minutes Many of the boats were operated at very rates of speed in a less manner with several of the operators obviously in- and in various states of undress In there were eight people in nude on a sand bar in the middle of the river Morgan said he had 128 campers and picnickers on his property within sight of all the various activity on the river He suggested thai wherever people congregate there are certain police One Imperial County supervisor after reading the letter said Morgan ought to expect the picnic business to show a sharp increase soon Extension of Bracero Law Is Predicted WASHINGTON UPI J sought j o allay fears of in Ss laics ihai a he Mexican farm labor program Sen in lhc Ml SOU KOFA LliMINARIKS Registration card in hand Bobby Kofa student body is greeted by Assistant Principal Harold Elliott while Leona Farley student body secretary receives hor registration card from school secretary Mrs Margaret Bell Final registration is now in progress at both Yuma high schools might Hie The will IK laken up and j probably al the I meeting n the lender in an interview i The Louisiana said did not know when he call a committee meeting hut the hill will he lo Hie Semite Concern hail been raised among users of imported labor thai extension might nol be approved hy pre-election session of Congress The present law enabling ican fanners to use ex- pires June 30 The extension already has the house j said his would hold any R J IT former ings on the measure He noted jn Yu lhal it bad the of ex- hearings on ilM a heart attack subject San'a Maria Calif according is for by a year to A of Yum Hi American mostly in Southwest and Far West Thou I is vital lo he planned of large areas n with bis money tako lo in a shop and lowing is PM dollar behind tourists Hep K.C Gathings Expresses Sorrow over Flight MOSCOW Gary Powers pleaded in open today lo spying for the ed Russia and said he was sorry now anv in flight over the Soviet The handsome pilot appearing in good menial and physical con- said he was given a tary order lo go on the May 1 mission on which he was downed The lights in the Hall of Col flared up and Russian television cameras hummed as Powers added Now T know something more of the consequences of my don know all by any summit conference nf world am sorry I had any part in it Powers for his life on his birthday gave n calm and detailed recital of the sion He revealed thai he had nade two previous U2 from Turkey to along nil no over Soviet prior in the one on which he was downed He Mid his plane at an altitude of feel as earned out instructions 10 turn on designated equipment purpose he did not Paid A Powers said he was a month employe of Central Agency lie said can laws provide a prison sentence for revealing such a secret contract An Air Force officer as Colonel Shellon of Adana Turkey was named hy ers is fhe man who ordered him lo make flight Powers said Shehon had told him i was absolutely ssfc to fly over Sovie Union at that feel Prosecutor Roman Rudenko asked Powers about poison suicide needle found in his session Powers said he was to on Page 2 Col 3 R J Musch Dies Of Heart Attack in Blue Cross Is Honored At The Board of directors of Hospital announced today hat ils contract with Blue Cross s si ill in full force and effect said il had been In their attention by some of the staff that ome Rluc Cross policy holders ire under impression thai with had been said this is nol eci They explained the joss contract with is not to the Records show thai Blur fails to pay average for its policy holders This costs Hospital several sand dollars per year As a result of Ibis loss recently announced that they had consideration cancellation of the j ever action to cancel the contract has nol been taken and the con- presently is in full force and effect Before the contract can t-e officially cancelled six advance notice must be given lo Blue Cross added that they no immediate plans to cancel the contract However they do noi in- tend to continue under the con- tract indefinitely if it fails to pay average costs they said chairman of the subcommittee which steered the through the House called extension of the act this year vital three sins and Terence his mother a sister rie and a brother in Minot NT D f trust it will get through i said It's necessary we in order for farmers to lay plans for their next crop year n brother in Oakland Calif a sis in Spokane Wash and two rosMini in Seattle Wash It is funeral services will be m Santa more days to register for the special city election on purchase of the water company Register at the City Re- corder's Office CITY HALL
