Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - July 5, 1962, Yuma, Arizona EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK There's No Treatment For Death By JONES OSBORN Step back and let God take over Perhaps only a distinguished doctor could say that The er in this instance is Dr Edward H Rynearson professor of cine at the Mayo Foundation and chairman of the Section of and Metabolism at famed Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minn Let God take he told fellow doctors instead of trying to prolong the lives of hopeless suffering dying patients I address he said to the individual physician who is seeing an ual patient dying of cancer for which every con- avenue of treatment has been explored with total failure and this patient moreover is fering from ex- pain and is pleading for release lOc Highest Lowest Temperature at 11 today Relative humidity at 11 Average high this datt Average low this into to Friday clear with little temperature and lower relative hu ty today through Friday High 98 YUMA 158 20 PAGES PER COPY lOe YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY JULY 5 1962 PHONE SU 3-3333 ARIZONA 30 Killed as Guns Blaze in Oran Europeans Like JFK's Idea for Atlantic Union There are too many instances in my opinion in which patients a situation are kept alive indefinitely by means of tubes in- into stomachs or into their veins or into their bladders into their rectums and the whole sad scene thus created is encompassed within a cocoon of oxygen which is the next thing to a shroud 1 By applying such treatment Dr Rynearson said we can keep people suffering for an minate number of months The doctor believes that should NOT be prolonged in less cases if the patient his tives or his spiritual adviser do hot request the special treatment One test of new nr radical non-conformist idea is whether the author is willing to adopt it for Dr Rynearson has passed that test He and other doctors at the Mayo Clinic have agreed that under no circumstances would they keep treatment them lias an stroke and is being kept alive by tubes I say that only physician can make such a to others because he has the knowledge and it requires to KNOW when a case is Many no doubt wiH disagree with Dr Rynearson although what appeals to me point in the prolongation of cases On the con- trary release from pain can be merciful And in the final analysis as the doctor points out mere is no for death Airman Reports 3 Women Beat And Robbed Him TUCSON than airman reported to police that three women assaulted and robbed him of The victim said he was passing an open doorway on South Con- vent Avenue when the women grabbed him dragged him into a room beat him over the head with a club threw him out on the street and fled Jailed Gambler Won't Clam Million Cache JERSEY CITY UPI Jailed gambler Joseph Newsboy Moriarty declined to claim a cache but authorities moved today to learn who put the cash in an abandoned car Moriarty was questioned in his cell at State Prison in Trenton about the cash that was found by in the old auto Tuesday Newspapers Hail Unity Proposal LONDON UPI West Euro- pean newspapers today generally hailed President Kennedy's call for a declaration of ence between the United States and a United Europe There was no official reaction to Kennedy's Independence Day address in Philadelphia But French officials unofficially ex- pressed approval British newspapers generally plauded Kennedy's call It was an imaginative idea typical his sense of style and the Times said in an editorial The President is as aware as anyone of the many economic and psychological difficulties that hang over from the past His con- yesterday was in ing the the Times said In its dispatch reporting the speech the Daily Telegraph of London said was the most forthright speech he Kennedy has yet made on the need for Atlantic unity This has long been Grand Design of his tration The Daily Mirror of London in reporting Kennedy's call the first time the dent such a firm ise of cooperation with Europe there wfit be paid Britain France and West many will be expected to get gether with other European na tions to form a joint nuclear force in cooperation with the States And these countries wil also be expected to meet a bigger share of the for helping nations At Paris French officials saic Kennedy's appeal would give a powerful impetus to current forts by French President Charles DeGaulle and West German cellor Konrad Adenauer to create a Western European political un- n However officials said the statement appeared to be couched in rather general terms and the French government would like to have further mation about the ideas behind before commenting officially In Rome the daily II gero headlined a page one story from its New York corresponden as a speech of historic ance The Christian Democratic newspaper D Popolo said the speech almost certainly marks the passage of the administra foreign policy from its pre- lude to its more active phase The Frankfurter Neue Presse said President Kennedy has drafted a bold image on future American European partnership across the Atlantic 1 God Balk Ghrt I Cow Indigestion ST LODIS Mo UPI Farmer Carlos has filed a p for aa to operation of the moor foil became H b hta cows Be the cattle got 111 stray halb Mt ed over Ui Ike Sides with Libera Against Goldwater WASHINGTON Former President Dwight D Eisenhower lias sided with Republican liberals against Sen Barry Goldwater Ariz over the creation of a new GOP council Eisenhower Wednesday came out behind the step In a letter to GOP National Chairman William E Miller said National Re- publican Citizens Committee would the progressive programs core of which are UK He said the committee was crucial to the Republican resurgence The committee and a group known as the All Republican Con- ference were formed at a GOP meeting at Eisenhower's burg Pa farm last Saturday The purpose of the committee is to organize independent and voters and to act as research and advisory council The conference will serve as a leadership group for Republicans in and out of Con- gress Goldwater also in a letter to Miller denounced the idea of the citizens group arguing that the Republican National Committee ivas the proper body for such Without mentioning any names Goldwater a leader of Uie party's conservative wing criticized some of the leaders of the group for contributing to the divisive tics that lost the 1960 tial election for the GOP Freeman Plans Recovery of Cotton Losses WASHINGTON UPI culture Secretary Orville L man said today the Kennedy Ad- ministration try to recoup Several attending the 4th of July barbecue at the fairgrounds enjoyed on the ground and in the air last night Many others lined the roads in the area to watch this display and the one at the Yunia Country Club Additional fireworks photo on Page 3 Sun Staff Photo Record Rains Lash Japan TOKYO UPI heaviest rains of the year lashed Central and Southern Japan today ing floods and death-dealing slides for the third consecutive day Police said at least 26 persons were killed most of them victims of landslides on the southernmost island of Kyushu Six others were missing and at least 24 serious injuries wre reported Only One More Day To Register Tomorrow at 5 p.m registration books for the primary election close in Yuma County Court House Vemon Wright county re- corder said today Persons who expect to vote and who have registered should do so before then Residents must have lived in the state for one year to be eligible Registration is at the office Doctor Strike Weakens 30 Sign Up in Medicare REGINA Sask UPI Saskatchewan's striking accused of flouting their craik oath showed signs day of buckling under a ing tide of criticism lashed on them Evidence of confusion within the of the doctors emerged to Wednesday night i protest h on ftc here which had i 1 day wag at the fcr today or m Many the physicians who new socialized medicine law were ready to give up the struggle Reports at least 30 o Saskatchewan's doctors had signed up to practice under the medical care law dismayed the Save Our Doctors committee the organization which had uled the march in protest of the medicare flan Bert McKay Hie executive of the committee told macs meeting of Wednesday night that we haw lost the battle to a measure IB view of the fact that we have tot stat down their doctors we will have to US Will Make Third Try at Air Shot Tonight HONOLULU United tales will make its third attempt o explode a nuclear 200 miles over Johnston tonight despite reports lat a mysterious ship may be in- the test ban area The Coast Guard announced Wednesday that the unidentified which falsely edged Coast Guard identification was seen inside the 530 mile danger area early last Friday Joint Task Force 8 an- that everything was go at Johnston Island for the mega- on shot between 11 day and HST Friday Two previous attempts last month ended in failure when mal- unctions forced officials to destroy the Thor rockets and their warheads without a nuclear explosion shot had been ally scheduled for the Fourth of July but unfavorable weather conditions forced a 24-hour delay Rain squalls swept the sandy atoll Wednesday morning but test were hopeful the weather would be satisfactory tonight The mysterious vessel in the test ban area was contacted at 2 Friday by the Coast Guard tender Ironwood which followed the pacifist protest ketch man H into the fringe of the ban area Crewmen aboard both me wood and the Everyman n ed they spotted the lights of ship approaching from the east and heading into the test area The Ironwood aware that the Coast Guard cutter Matagorda was steaming for a rendezvous to deliver a federal court order to the Everyman assumed the sel to be the Matagorda In a blinker message addressed to the Matagorda the Ironwood warned of the proximity of the nuclear protest ketch The vessel acknowledged the receipt of the message by blinker and continued on her westerly course without identifying herself er Eisenhower administration cotton program Freeman made the statement be- fore the Senate Investigations Subcommittee which resumed its inquiry into the Billie ScJ Estes case The Texas financier is un- der federal indictment for fraud The Secretary said the FBI has spent and used the ices of 452 special agents while investigating the tangled financial arrangements ot the Texas farm tycoon The question of the operation of a cotton disposal program used by the tion in 1959 and 1960 was first raised by the General Accounting Office GAO in a report to Con- gress earlier this week The GAO said the operation in- a possible conflict of in- terest concerning the disposal of more than million worth of government cotton There was no evidence linking mat program di- with Estes said he is consulting with Atty Gen Robert F and that his department will act to the best of our ability to recoup for the government whatever losses have been by these transactions un- der cotton programs operating in 1959 and 1960 The GAO report claimed that some Eisenhower administration officials allowed private firms to buy more than million worth ot government-owned cotton then sell it back to themselves at prices which may have been less than fair value Council Studies Request for Dropping of Tax A letter from Baptis Hospital asking the City Council tc consider dropping of its sales tax on merchandise purchased by th hospital was taken under ment Tuesday by the Council at its regular meeting Councilman Charles Gilpin sui gested that other non-profit insti in the state lie contacted t obtain their viewpoints and fin out whether or not such a polio by governing bodie with respect to them Gilpin suggested that the cost all merchandise such as food uset by the hospital was written mt patient's bills and dropping of th sales tax would not necessarily re- duce the operating costs of th hospital He suggested that the pattern throughout the state tx followed Senate Acts To Sweeten Latins WASHINGTON UPI Th Senate acted today to smooth roily diplomatic waters by votin to reserve an extra tons ol premium priced sugar for Latin American suppliers By voice vote the Senate tacke the provision to an bi limiting the importation of adul honey bees This sent the pack age to the House To dispose of the sugar issue the Senate had put aside the con issue of health care to the nation's older people Test Planned at Nevada Site Friday WASHINGTON UPI The Atomic Energy Commission plan to set off soon the second atomi blast in its program to peaceful uses for nuclear sives The AEC said Wednesday tha the nuclear would take place on or afte July 6 at its Nevada test site excavation Project 155 Traffic Deaths Set Holiday By Tress A total of 155 deaths on the highways set a record for a one-day Independence Holiday and the National Safety Council tahy called the toll a needless of human life Late casualty reports boosted the United Press International count of traffic fatalities far past the previous record of 137 deaths for a 4 koWai Celebrators Invade OAS Part of City ALGIERS UPI Violent re today shattered Algerian in- celebrations in the ort city of Oran once the old ot the terrorist European ecret Army Organization First reports believed to be con- said seven or eight ons were killed and an lined number of others wounded Moslem nationalist sources Hit the number of dead at at east 30 The reason for the shooting was ot clear hours after the firing ad ceased but it apparently owed an overflow of into the European re of the city The Nationalist Army noon damped a curfew on Oran and ordered all citizens to remain Their action was taken n agreement with French Joy In Algiers In Algiers where public of joy at the granting of independence and the return of the provisional government built up into a wild frenzy that seemed to be getting out of hand the ordered an end to the demonstrations tonight On the political front the forces of Premier Ben da and those of dissident Vice Premier Ben vied for power But responsible leaders expressed confidence crisis could be ended without war or bloodshed There were these In the Moroccan capital of bat troops of the Algerian al Liberation Army occupied Algerian Embassy building in the name of Ben Bella A spokesman denounced the provisional ment in Algiers for no longer re- the decisions of the Parliament and branded Ben a usurper With Nasser In Cairo Ben Bella who has broken more or less openly with the rest of the provisional ment conferred a second time with United Arab Republic dent Gamal Abdel Nasser Ben Bella was reported planning to fly to Morocco Friday Here in Algiers loyal units of the nationalist army marched in triumph through me streets to the cheers tears and applause of thousands of Algerians Plan Pay Raises For City Officials First reading was given Tuesday by Yuma City Council to an raising salaries of four elected city officials Official affected are the city re- corder treasurer assessor and at- torney The mayor and the City Council are excluded Present at the regular meeting at City Hall were Mayor George Shackleford Councilmen Charles Gilpin Richard Schuman John Peach and Odell Fletcher City Recorder Linwood Perkins and City Attorney John B Wisely Jr Amount of increase planned not disclosed Shackleford said the amount will not be known until the final amount of the city's budget for the next year is known Tentative budget adoption is scheduled for July Next lar meeting of the city council will be Juy 17th ot which final reading of the pay raise is scheduled PATRIOTIC in the Metody Homes area the Fourth of July in a patriotic a parade of their own Newspaper hats paper in red white and bhie were decorations for everything in the collie at the strollers wheelchairs and bicycles The Mea was initiated last year with help of Dr and Mrs Charles Matheus who have four youngsters of their own The parade grew from 15 to 40 this year An additional view of the Kennedy Returns For Tax Parity WASHINGTON UPI dent Kennedy returned to ington today for a conference with his top economic and fiscal advisers presumably to increasing demands for an mediate tax cut Here fc with Diego ax inn lap Hill predicted fcr next M win be degrees EKE In of to
