Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - December 5, 1962, Yuma, Arizona EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK Khrushchev Exposed to Abstract Art By JONES OSBORN What was it they were saying about abstract 1 seem to recall that abstract art is supposed to be a weapon of tional nist conspiracy intended to ple the United Stales of ca i k i t a Khrushchev is pictured as slyly undermining the art world of j America and away at the underpinning of the republic itself lOc THE THE WEATHER Highest 78 mis morning 53 at il today 60 Humidity af 11 this date 72 Average low this date FORECAST to Thursday Variable high cloudiness with little change In temperature today through Thursday Gusty northerly winds YUMA 287 12 PASES PER COPY lOc YUMA ARIZONA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 1962 PHONE SU ARIZONA VOL 287 Tom Allt Is New Mayor Yuma 32 Die as Killer Smog Blankets London England It is supposed to like work Khrushchev's artful agents in sinuate their way into art circles influencing critics subverting the galleries and infiltrating the seums these vantage points Khrushchev's agents cleverly en- courage the painters and sculptors to go in big for abstract art abstract art will confuse the people of America undermine their confidence in the established institutions and hence shake the foundations of Well Khrushchev has blown the whole scheme sky-high Someone exposed him o alv art in a Moscow museum The Soviet premier and party chairman exploded And his explosion was duly re- ported by Tass the Soviet press agency and picked up by papers ail around the world Abstract paintings Khrushchev said are foreign to our people He personally scolded the bled for breaking away from approved socialist realism You he said haie been painted hy men or have been daubed by the lail of a donkey A good many observers in ica agree with Khrushchev on that disdainful comparison Worst Fog Since 1952 YARN ABOUT Mayor Objects to Stalls City Knitting Purchases LONDON London were today to stop j Mayor George Shackleford the spare lime It teaches them to But his contempt is not really Mie The Important point is that viet ail is free Khrushchev's judgment on modern frends in painting and sculpture clearly show thai he no of ing the artists to express selves in Soviet world are required in serve a function They must follow the line 5 Engineering Scholarships Are Offered Arizona Society of Professional Engineers is again assisting the National Society of Professional in selecting worthy high school seniors for civil engineering scholarships cording Io Mrs Mary Sannders counselor Recipients for ihr five scholarships will be selected from seniors of class of Interested students have been encouraged Io consult with any member of the school ing staff or local members of the Profesional Engineers December is the deadline month for recommendations locally so students who arc interested must respond quickly Fallout Prediction Here is today's fallout San Diego as ground high level or winds predicted for next hours will Ire degrees WSW over the Pacific Ocean Fallout would travel approximately GO miles in hours routine admissions and pare for a rush of victims from the worst fog to hit England since a killer fog that claimed lives 10 years ago At leasi 32 have died so far in the smog At noon when the red light emergency signal was flashed to all hospitals the black killing mixture of smoke and dioxide blanketed this island nation in an opaque shroud The warning to the hospitals Stop ordinary routine ad- missions Reserve your beds as far as possible for emergency cases only Smoke concentration over don was 10 limes as heavy as normal with sulphur dioxide con- centration times above normal Traffic crawled and one man said even the birds are walking Metropolitan police said al east J2 deaths had been reported since Midnight Monday most of them due to fog The normal death rate for mile area is 6 to S The British Medical Association urged outdoor workers to wear masks bronchitis sufferers to stay indoors and the burning of smokeless fuel to keep down smog Visibility over and Scotland escaped the was cut to nil in many places All planes were grounded dreds of auto accidents were reported Ten persons were hurl in mingham when a bus driver hit waiting passengers he could noi see The Bureau predicted the smog mixed with treacherous frost would la I another -IS hours Druggists issued smog masks and doctors urged old people children and with weak chests to stay indoors The fog not the wispy creeping kind that calls up ter images Jack the and Mack the Knife bin a grim carrier of potential death It hugged the smoke from a million chimneys and the exhaust from a million to ground in a suffocating pall that recalled four-day killer fog thai Dec 5 Four thousand died of other Recreation i make useful products and Parks Director James Giannangelo wound up the con- got wound up in a dis- j versation by noting that the yarn about yarn and knitting j the children used in knitting j needles yesterday Mayor Shackleford started j program was actually it many times a finished by aiming a kick at the uct being unravelled and the yarn ation and Parks director i to be used again until il ing purchase of worth of yarn becomes unusable or eventually and knitting needles was home as a finished Shackleford took a look a a chase order and remarked This is ridiculous Where is this yarn going product Others present at meeting were Councilmen John Peach Odell Fletcher and Richard I imagine the children take the man City Recorder Linwood finished products home w i t h j ins and City Attorney John B Giannangelo answered He j Wisely Jr went on to explain that the BOB KENNERLY Wins Council Seat ODELL FLETCHER Is Reelected to Council TOM ALLT Thy New Mayor ram was in effect before he took over as director but defended it as good recreation project Doesn't Think j I don't think it's the job of the city to furnish all the materials for the various Shackleford said Maybe the instructors should be i bin those participating NASHVILLE Tenn lUPi the projects should furnish their man who said he had own materials vision about killing James Knocks Down Man Who 51 Shot at Him City Vote Went Like This o MAYOR o Z a Joe Armor 178 145 258 209 i 187 147 275 166 j 168 332 61 152 2398 COUNCIL 160 144 175 135 190 171 172 219 i 273 i 53 Giannangelo explained that if the recreation program was to work it was necessary to furnish the materials since children were forget to bring supplies With supplies on hand when the in a program arrived they could still work Shackleford remarked thai the supplies for the ram with children i a k i n g home the finished product was like city being in the ing business rushed today into federal court gob Kennedy where the Teamsters Union was on trial and tired pellets at Odell Fletcher I 182 r 1091 218 168 j 291 i 242 I 245 I 315 I 430 i 47 12674 him from an air gun Walter Duncan Jofn Peach ant down was hit times in the arm and back by the small lead pellets but was not injured U.S marshals helped Hoffa beat the man Io the floor again The man was taken from the room handcuffed and bleeding The man was identified as ren Swanson of U.S Marshal Klmer i 220 199 i 204 i 161 i 256 i 173 MSI I 287 I 31 I i 5012332 1 175 161 I 213 i 3001 181 128 i 160 i 162 i 87 123 j 180 I 100 187 I 134 I 122 I 631 113 Kennerly Fletcher Win Council Seats Tom Allt swept nine of the 11 city precincts yesterday in the city general election to become the i city's newly elected mayor j The candidate scored a sound j victory over Joe Almar in their contest to replace Mayor George Final unofficial vote was for Allt to for At- mar Atmar ran close in several pre- cincis see charti but could only take precincts nine and 10 Pre- dictions had been for a much er contest i Two Favorites In the battle for the two open City Council seats the two ites came through Bob Kennerly garnered voles to lead the race He was followed by bent Odell Fletcher with Their opposition was Walter can with votes and John Peach incumbent with That means that the new City Council which takes over Jan will look like Mayor Tom Allt and Councilmen Charles Cochran Ferdy Sant Bob ly and Odell Fletcher The first two councilmen were elected in the primary election Fletcher is the only survivor of the present Council Two did not seek At Councilman Charles j Swanson lokl him that he Stevenson Fights Back change Against Magazine Yarn j Gilpin the Had a vision about a month j NKW YORK Adlai K dent he said 1 hope the time Not the Samp come here and kill Hofa Stevenson under fire as a result has come in Unted Slates It's not quite same Mayor sau sun as he ran up I of a when it is c io there's a loi of difference This lumped up and knocked the concerning his role in the Cuban war to seille disputes particular program teaches the s il bronchitis disease thai Many more are believed to have died months or years later of lung damage caused then children Io make good use of their Marine Pilot Ejects From Jet Aircraft down Hoffa said He's just some jerk Hofa said is no tion but that this guy is a psycho He needs medical attention As the man was taken cuffed and bleeding from the courtroom Federal Judge William i crisis said he did not I whether President Kennedy would make a public statement ing him I have had no discussion with than use peaceful means Stevenson deplored the breach of NSC security evidenced in the article and Kennedy had taken tlie position that the Stevenson said on lions with his lop advisers must a television show always remain private MCAS Fighter Squadron based al Marine Corps Air Station El Toro successfully ejected from his Crusader jei aircraft ly miles north of MCAS Yuma a i p.m Tuesday The Li Oil W no serious injuries Cause of Hie accident is mined An investigation is pcnd-'lhc trial nf Hie chief ing The colonel is of federal law by officer of Marine Fighter accepting payments from a truck Because t agree with Die of Marine Miller called a recess and said I I don't Know what he is going j President's position I am he wanted a full repon on Io do if anything what inhibited in telling you more incident if he though he mighi be about the talks he said attorney William j requested to resign U.S i make much I TO no said Hoffa would not prefer 1 Io in- United Nation as about me and the truth I l home charges j resull of an in the am used to 1 remember He The is Post McCarthy change was o On nation of nne nl four de- snid hy I hy i fense witnesses in ron firm predicted itlet announce It Is halting all its nuclear testa starting Jan 1 in ept ing an i controlled on underground blasts Dean awde Charles nn ex.implc of Alsop and as responsible journalism as I have ever witnessed It is untrue to what I nosed Il is as to what I York Daily News he attack on Stevenson with of Mrs tion Councilmen Richard man and Charles Gilpin Good Vote The vote yesterday was a prising 59 per cent A total of 413 votes were cast of a tion of City Recorder Linwood Perkins reported a smooth election with no untoward incidents Asked for a statement this morning Allt told The Sun I am i extremely grateful for the A zoning change which will deuce expressed hy the voters I read inlo the results the hope for new leadership and will certainly do my utmost to fulfill gram I presented during the Very Pleased Kennerly said I am very pleased that the voters saw fit to vote as they did I only hope that in the four years ahead I can do some tilings to make them happy that they voted the way they did i I will do everything possible to be the councilman they want Fletcher told The Sun 1 am real proud to be re-elected and feel that being the only ing member of old Council is year to final FH lo De proud of I will ow construction of n convalescent home across from tist Hospital was approved by Yuma City Council yesterday The area is presently under in- terim zoning and is to be changed to service The new zoning was recommended by Planning and Zoning commission and present ed to the City Council some time John Hiiri attorney for i allow application for FHA h is tahe a tout approval o project friend and political a-v nmv E where took about a year to obtain work with the new Council to see that our town goes forward I similar project appreciate the people having This must exceed Post i for absurdity Stevenson said he had never a clique to force him Ilia in Ex- of the Council he emphatically on of office He said he did noi supported an armed blockade of although Cuba and emphatically lie have met one the Council approved the ing change subject io a review by the new City Council in 120 were Mayor George and Council members Charlei Richard Schuman opposed an invasion of Cuba al hc oi war his Reorder keeping nf united been This was Perkins policy approved by the of v rilers dose Attorney John B Wisi with President I i- Jr that much confidence in Cotton and peanut acreage j for Yuma County j ers in has decreased from last year's figures the Yuma ty Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service retried J day 1 Upland cotton allotments totaled acres in and 408 I acres were planted in exira long Nehru Visits Communist Threatened Northeast DELHI UPI Prime There is no news of any Minister Jawaharlal Nehru withdrawal Defense Minister Chavan ar- rived at the northeastern army headquarters city of today for a visit to the Communist Assam he told the press this evening Before he left New Delhi the s Good For Best ef Yuma Lettuce Demand for Yuma's best slock is good while others are ami the market is firm i cultural Marketing News Service reported today Total rail shipments yesterday were 54 and BO truck shipments left Yuma rail shipments w date are 331 rail and 454 truck shipments This compares with 204 rail and 200 truck shipments a year ago today Prices averaged SI to 51.25 with most lettuce going for and there were occasional sales of and 90 cents for cartons of 24 heads are for upland and Oct 20 acres for Ion staple Nehru his party are Peanut acreage m helicopter Communist Chinese reported were pulling back troops from other silc on the Indian officials could give no immediate confirmation of this re- as compared I for I East Frontier REAL Yuma High School male faculty members frolic in the middle of the gym during a pep rally this morning From left are Harry ham Bob McClendon and Buster Turley As part of the Traditions Week celebration teachers took over leadership of the rally Many male faculty members tried out their skills and selected faculty members tried their version of the twist The basketball season begins tonight when vies with Brawley IV game begins at an varsity game follows immediately Sun Staff Photo Brush Fire Put Out i At Marsh Field A brush fire at Marsh Air Field brought out the Yuma City Fire Department at 1 today ever the was under control e North Hie U.S in Agency reported thai an ican airlift carried almost 5.000 Chavan and Nehru's daughter Mrs Indira Gandhi left New Delhi unannounced early in the day their movements ed by the secrecy of the ment's strict emergency tions and was on an area being burned Nehru was expected to remain off Chief in charge of said No assistance in the frontier area for a visit during which lie will our the from the department was needed i front lines and meet local people troops and more than a million tons of equipment for the Indian army in the first 11 days of its operation here The embassy figures covered the period of operations between 2 and Dec 2 by a squadron of 12 Air Force Hercules transports sent here on loan to help the Indians in their fight against the i
