Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - March 12, 1962, Yuma, Arizona EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK When a Girl Picks A Husband By JONES OSBORN Boys you don't HAVE to be handsome Nor a good talker You don't even have to have a car nor money to spend For none of those qualities rate near the top among the ties which the girls consider im- portant when they are picking a husband This remarkable in- formation comes from a survey of teen age girls in 44 states as surveyed by Scholastic Magazine last ter lOc THE I I U t I TVS M THE WEATHER Highest yesterday M Lowest 39 Temperature nt 11 today 61 Relative at 11 high this date 18 Average low this date FORECAST to Tuesday Mostly sunny today and Tuesday a little warmer YUMA 60 PER COPY lOc 10 PAGES YUMA ARIZONA MONDAY MARCH 12 1962 PHONE SU ARIZONA 60 Allied Planes Harassed by Reds Rusk Gromyko Fail To Agree on Main Issues These girls were shown a list of 25 personal qualities and asked to check the SIX most im- portant ones they would look for in a husband Al the top of the list with 45 per cent is the requirement thai the same religious beliefs be shared Next in order are these 11 Pleasing personality 43 per cent Considerate 39 per cent Sincere 36 per cent Ambitions 32 per cent Intelligent 31 per cent High moral standards 31 per cent Neat 29 per cent Common sense 28 per cent 26 per cent Sense of humor 21 per cent Patient 21 per cent 1 know I know These are NOT the same qualities which the girls look for in a date But they're very NEARLY the same Eight of them same in fact But the girl looking for a date drops her concern about religion and looks for good manners In- stead of an ambitious young man she hopes he will be a sensible driver Rather than require that he be intelligent she will settle for an interesting conversationalist And finally where she hopes husband will be she drops this requirement in of a date's being attractive The younger generation may as some of ils say be going to dogs But THESE young people seem to have fee squarely on ground Changes in Jobless Pay WASHINGTON UPI Pres dent Kennedy asked Congress to day as an especially urgent mailer lo approve changes in compensation in order t widen coverage extend benet periods and increase payments The chief executive sent lettei lo the House and Senate urgin action on the recommendation he made last year bul which hav been buried in committees an have been given little or r chance ol passage This legislation is a vital pai of the programs I essei tial to assure sustained prosperi and to strengthen our base Kennedy told Sneaker Job W McCormack and Vice dent Lyndon B Johnson Kennedy said Congress mu make adequate provisions fi workers whose will ceas starring April 1 oday enate Ing u ing anting for tax ble years East-West Positions Unchanged GENEVA Secretary of ale Dean Rusk and Soviet Minister Andrei Gromyko for three hours today n Berlin Germany and a nuclear st ban but failed to crack the deadlock on any of tree issues They spent a great part of a incheon session at Gromyko's ilia talking about the Berlin ue in particular and the German in general However they also found time ir some discussion of ufe between Russia and the West terms of a nuclear test ban Gromyko continuing to Western proposals for in- and control Rusk warned Gromyko again gainst further Communist of Allied air traffic n the Berlin corridors But the lajor part of discussion on erlin and Germany was re- to have been on the basic of the problems Nuclear Experts Meel Rusk and Gromyko touched on problems which rise when the general lent conference begins here late Shortly after the meeting British Russian and American met lo consider how the lesl ban matter could be into the dis- talks The United Stales was propos ng creation of a special to handle the matter Rusk and Gromyko will havi try Tuesday al ome of the differences between le major powers before the conference starts will lunch with Rusk a he latter's hotel Tuesday nigh British Foreign Secretary Lore lome will have his first solo sho at Gromyko at a dinner beta given by the British Pima Get olio Vaccine TUCSON UPI Some persons turned out for the initia mass Sabin oral polio vaccin program here Sunday Pima Coun medical authorities said Health officials called it a mendous turnout better tha expected and said at least two thirds of the residents of Pirn County took the vaccine Thirty-nine centers the county administered the vai sugar cubes Prodded By Fannin on Taxes PHOENIX Gov Paul annin today prodded the lature lo act on bringing relief o homeowners from inequities Mexicali Mexico UPI Demonstrators dispersed following a government an- that farmers would K allowed to irrigate a total of 5 acres each Two high ranking Mexican official Assistant ary of Agriculture Jesus Patino and ary of Hydraulic Resources edo Colin Varela met with ers and union leaders to discuss he controversial irrigation em Previously the Mexican ment had ordered Ejidos com- farmers as well as vate owners io cut back tion of acreage by 30 per ceni The order had Mexican against Mexican in the already ed problem of the high salt con- the Colorado River water demonstrators eted government offices out the week and armed Mexican federal troops patrolled the eral Bureau of Resources office Navarette announced Saturday that a temporary compromise would permit irrigation by both ejidos and private owners despite the water shortage Protests originally erupted lie cause of high salt content oi water in the Colorado River flow ing into farmlands in Valley The necessity of diluting the saline water resulted in severe water shortage As result of the problem the American ambassador lo Mexico Thomas C Mann began a series of meetings in Washington with the Stale Department In San Diego Saturday Inter ion Secretary Udall sug gested the United Stales migh lend money and experts lo Hex ico under the Alliance for Progres program to help solve the salin water problem It's the old axiom the fol low at the end of ditch gels Ih poorest Udall said He pointed out lie Yuma Ariz and Imperial Calif growers ved a similar problem by instal ling tile drainage in fields nd injustices of property taxes In a speech prepared for very to a Phoenix College ent events group the governor Arizona citizens to write or all Senators or ves and asl to act on tax The Senate and House both can act upon some measures in he few days before they adjourn for action nd the taxpayers at ist will on their way lo relief rom inequities and injustices in loir property lax annin said It is time lo act Tax equalization the chief ex- said was perhaps the hief problem before the ire He recalled that in a age lo Legislature in January had urged passage of ax equalization legislation and jills had been introduced in both Houses All we need now is for the members of the Legislature to agree among themselves on a hey think will do the most lo accomplish the the governor said The normal GO days period during which the Legislature is expected to finish its work has passed with no such agreement and the House and Senate are con- efforts The first thing to said is to establish a stale office o supervise uniform assessing and procedures out the slate The House approved n tax equalization study plan last week and sent it to the Senale where a similar proposal had been pre- pared lo sel up a committee lo report back to the Legislature session T h e Legislature meanwhile was pushing for adjournment with session of House and Appropriation Committees io prepare a general tions for the fiscal year GAME REFUGE boat on the Colorado River knifes through the water past clouds of black smoke caused by a fire that broke out in the Imperial Wildlife Refuge yesterday morning The fire occurred one mile north of Martinez Lake on the Arizona the lake An estimated 100 acres of were destroyed before the fire burned itself out Photo by Barbara Fire Burns WO Acres at Imperial Wildlife Refuge 2 Messages to Congress Planned by Kennedy WASHINGTON UPI dent Kennedy back from a end in Florida turned his tion today lo two messages he will send Congress this week on foreign aid and consumer tion The President returned lo White House Sunday night from Florida where a political sireech his father and took a cruise on the presidential yacht Fire of an undetermined nature swept through the Imperial life Refuge late Sunday morning destroying an estimated 100 acres of before burning itself during the afternoon The location has Iwen pointed as occurring one mile north of Martinez Lake on the Arizona side of the lake Officials of the U.S Fish and Wildlife service are hovering over burned area in a helicopter this morning to try and mine the extent of damage done lo refuge George Eustis refuge manager of Kofa Game Range said Ibis morning that initial reports would indicate that the fire did not cause extensive damage No Couple on Trial On Charge Mail Fraud at Phoenix PHOENIX John C 37 president of the former American Knit Garment Distributors and his wife Shirley 36 went on trial today on seven counts of mail fraud The charges claim couple bilked housewives handicapped people selling them knitting machines at prices lamage to buildings fences or equipment has been reported Eustis went on to say thai he did not believe there would be much loss in wildlife either mals or birds in refuge The fire could be seen for manj miles in any direction and was witnessed first hand by boaters campers spending Sunday ill Martinez Lake South Viet Nam Police Search Homes of 3 Yanks SAIGON UPI authorities had no official comment on reason why 21 police made a predawn search of the apartments of three can professors Preliminary reports indicated nothing was removed from the apartments and teachers were nol bothered by the 20 and one uniformed officer The professors leaching at Hie University o Saigon under the were not able for comment They were identified as Frauds Durham formerly ot the Citadel Stanley formerly ol cliff and whose U.S affiliation was not known Firemen Plan Nationwide Strike Vote CHICAGO UPI E bert president of the Brotherhood oi Locomotive Firemen and En- announced his union would lake a strike vote against the nation's railroads Gilbert's union has rejected report of Presidential sion which called for eventual elimination of firemen jobs on diesel locomotives in freight and yard service We intend lo produce ords to show the sorry mance of carriers who fought every safely device ami rule sought by the men who hazards of said We want the public to know railroad financiers he trusted to decide arbitrarily what safe he added The Presidential Commission in ils Feb 28 report called for a major overhaul of the rules ering the working conditions of a total of railroad employes Store Allows Kids Only on Leashes LONDON UPI A bookstore in the Greenwich area today displayed a notice saying Children of progressive parents admitted on- ly on leads the ning Standard reported Communists Increase Pressure Berlin UPI Western officials today reported new Soviet ment of Western aircraft in the airlines over East Germany to West Berlin The officials Rave no details oj harassment because of a news blackout ordered on the Soviet tactics but the Russians were be- to be scheduling flights in the corridors at the times and Allied planes were uled to fly The new Communist pressures followed an unprecedented border shooting in which a British man was shot in the stomach by East Germain guards who fired on an official British car early day The airman Cpl Douglas Day of the Royal Air Force was in an East German hospital where British officials said lie would re- main for a few days until his con- dition permits him to be trans- ferred to a British hospital He was examined this morning by a British surgeon who was allowed by the Russians to go to Potsdam The British surgeon who ined Day decided he should re- main at the Potsdam hospital a few days the British announced They said the Russians gave the surgeon a pass so he could visit Day whenever he wished Trouble in Air Corridors Western officials expressed fear the new Soviet harassment tics could lead lo incidents in the three air corridors which link West Berlin located 110 miles inside tory with the West They said the Russians kept their tactics within legal limits by announcing their flight plans at the air safety center as they are supposed to But the Soviets were said to be coinciding flight plans deliberately with those Western aircraft Informed sources said also that West Berlin's Tempelhof Airfield has had sporadic trouble reaching in the air corridors on o frequencies of communications Whether this was due lo Soviet jamming was not immediately known The Russians Saturday tried to jam the Western radar which guides aircraft into West Berlin through the cor- THE WAY ITS Army parachute team members show the steps in ting a parachute open Nearest jumper has yanked on his ripcord and is aiding the job with his left hand Next parachute below him is popping out and the lowest has opened but not yet straightened out Fast jumping like this has aided in setting 19 ty UM team MW working JUMPING AT Army Parachutists Add 19th Record The crack Army Parachute Team which has been at Yuma Test Stalion since January ing jump records set a new one yesterday from the meter altitude delayed opening with a team The jumpers averaged 5.78 ers from center ot target ing the former record of 11.58 meters held by Soviet Russia Capt lames 0 Perry com- manding officer said team is preparing to wind up its slay here with end of record attempts scheduled for March HP said the team expects to return to its home base at Ft Brags on March 23rd At Ft Bragg will start practicing for the world mcel tryouts to be held in the latter part of May and early June it Kansas City Capt Perry said Army team hopes o place five of its 20 men on the team to be entered by the United States in the world jumping competition to bc held at Orange Mass next Since their arrival in this area he parachutists have established 19 records in assault on those by the nations The records established thus far 600 meters without delay man team 3.468 meters previous record 11.89 held by France meters delayed live men former record 6.41 USSR Without delay means er must open his chute within two leaving plane Delayed means jumper must fall at least 10 seconds before owning his chute 600 melers without delay seven men 4.698 meters formerly 8.23 held by Romania meters delayed five men 4.718 formerly 6.28 held by USSR meters without delay five mon 1.77 formerly 2.51 held by USSR meters delayed three men formerly 4.17 held by USSR 1.000 meters without deUy en men held ay USSR Interracial Marriage Ban Lifted PHOENIX UPI Gov Paul Fannin today signed a law re- moving the bar against marriages and vetoed an election proposal The governor's signature on House 50 struck the law for- bidding marriages between races in Arizona In vetoing House Rill a prescribing the number of votes required for write in candidates in a primary election Fannin As you know this changes the existing law lo require that there be twice the number of signatures for a write-in candidate as those required for nominating papers for same office As a general practice I am opposed to any measure that re- stricts right of people to nate persons of their choice to hold public office I have a very strong feeling that the electorate meters without delay 3.78 new record not established before 1.000 meters without delay nine men 5.563 formerly 7.13 held Romania 1.000 meters without delay eight men 5.592 formerly 7.39 held by USSR delay nine men formerly 7.42 by USSR 1.500 meters without delay nine men formerly 7.42 by USSR 2.000 motel's without delay men now meters without delay name persons of their choice for en men formerly 6.66 by public office and that no undue meters without delay six men formerly by USSR 2.000 meters delay in- dividual new meters without delay four men 2.329 new record meters delay three men 1.480 formerly 4.62 held by Czechoslovakia meters without delay nine men formerly held ty USUL restrictions should be placed in their way Fafart Prediction Here is today's with San Diego as ground zero high level or fallout winds predicted for the next 24 hours will be 120 degrees ESE in the general direction of Mexico Fallout would travel proximately 2
