Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - December 5, 1963, Yuma, Arizona Welcome Arizona Cattle Growers Assn Editor's Notebook Time To H Nominate t Man of Year By JONES OSBORN Here is something you can do for your community Sit down and think for a ute the people who have served this county un selfishly in re- cent and who should be publicly for their De- cide which of persons is ing and then write but factual letter about him or her and his good works Mail your letter to The Sun Ask Bids on Million Sen Wash Dam Yes it is time for Sun readers to help us select the Yum a County Man of the Year for 1963 The basis of the selection is unselfish community service This is NOT a popularity con- test so please do NOT organize a or flood us with dozens of identical postcards One brief factual letter is all that's needed just write down the facts Mail your nominating letters Brim of Year The Yuma Dally Sun Arizona A Moro Cabinet Sworn in ROME AP Premier Aldo Moro and his new Cabinet were- in today giving tion government including for Die first time in 16 years It Italy's Fascist government As look the oath before President Antonio Segni there was speculate the uneasy alliance patched gether with such difficulty could stand much strain Formation of the coalition ended a political crisis thai began in April when the ruling Christian Democrats a and the Com- gained a million voles in the election of a new ment Faction For 13 months the election Christian Democratic Premier Fanfan headed a supported by the Socialists bu the latter stayed out of the inel The election results strengthened a- Socialist faction thai wanted parly to return lo ils traditional alliance with Italy's big Communist parly But Socialist leader Pietro Nen ni finally brought the back into alliance with the Christian Democrats Other parties in the are Giuseppe Demo Socialists and the licans They were the other of coalition The new government i pledged to support the North At Treaty Organization in foreign affairs lo begi new economic planning More a law pro lessor and Chrislian ic deader is expected to his first parliamentary tes when he seeks vote of confi derice next week THE WEATHER Highest 48 at U a in at 11 am high this L low this date to Friday night liar with little change In today thru Occasional m p h III 76 -IS Sunset 5 32 sunrise l UMA 287 24 PASjES PER COPY IOc YUMA ARIZONA THURSDAY DECEMBER 5 1963 SU ARIZONA 287 Deadlock Break Seen Dam Set Above Yuma First bid be- inning construction of Senator fash Dam a storage dam on 10 California side of the ado River above Imperial am were issued Included i in this first con- order are the dike and umping system and the rating the dam which ill cost million when Bids on the work must be by the Yuma office of le of Reclamation by oh Jan The me for completion the date of receipt to proceed is 730 days Physical features included on he bid invitation ior Wash Dam embankment t approximately quaw Dike Ure North like 580 feet in length and the mall dike which is 90 Need Dikes According to William A Yuma for of the dikes are to from coding over several saddles ear dam dded the pumping plant include vertical turbines nd Purpose of new ording to is r control of the The lam will be beneficial In viding water when needed to the farmers of the Yuma and Valley areas At present the water for tills area Is ordered from Parker ind when it is npt used goes lo Mexico With the new Senator Wash storage facility he excess water will not be ost Specifications for this portion of the construction are for mailing Dec 13th Reds Shell Viet Nam Aboard Boat SAIGON Viet Nam AP Communist guerrillas shelled big river boat carrying two companies of Vietnamese n the Mekong Delta tilled 19 They wounded 69 The attack was staged with and recoilless rifles from the jungled banks o i canal in Kien Hoa Province southwest of Saigon 500 Expected for Cattle Confab Activities will get under way afternoon at the State Cattle Growers Convention to be held at the Stardust Registration began at noon with preliminary com- meetings set for the aft More than 500 gates are expected to in the activities which will tomorrow Highlighting the day of eon and afternoon meetings will be the banquet tomorrow at which Gov Paul Pan- nin will speak The convention assembly will open at tomorrow In Room of the Addresses of welcome will be delivered by Mayor Tom and Bud Stewart president of the Yuma Livestock ation The will also lear manager of tie Chamber of Com- merce Davis secretary of the Arizona Cattle Growers Assn and a- special address by G Homer dent of Arizona State y- on the Stake in High Two luncheon meetings will precede the state committee meetings tomorrow A chuckwagon luncheon for men delegates will be held in the Stardust patio iat and the will hold a at the same time at the Yuma Golf and Country Club t A social hour will precede the evening banquet which in at p.m tomorrow in the Planet Room in the dust Gov Fannin's address follow the dinner A full round of meetings and tours is set for Saturday The meeting will wind up Saturday evening with the an- B a n q u e t which will feature an address by Marvin Swede Johnson vice president of the y of Arizona Several important mailers are expected to consume much of the discussion time at the convention of the According lo Browning Willcox cattleman and president of the Arizona Gallic Growers Association for file past two yeare an- ant concern increase in Buried beside Father JFK WASHINGTON AP The two infant children of President Kennedy who preceded him in death now lie beside their ther in Arlington National metery The bodies of the infants were flown to Washington Wednesday aboard the family plane line arid reinterred on either side of the late President's grave Wednesday by decision of his dow Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy The children are vier who was born prematurely Aug 7 and diec within 40 hours and gir bom dead in 1956 The boy hat been buried at Brookline Mass and the girl at Newport Mrs Kennedy and the late President's brothers Sen ward M Ted Kennedy D- Mass and Ally Gen Rober F Kennedy attended the brief graveside niles amount pas reached an ing noted This condition is not only of fat cattle to an unprofitable level but has aggravated the surplus grain and feed situation Other important speakers at the convention will be Cole commissioner of public lands and president of the American tional Cattle Growers tion Historic Issue Still Available The Daily Sun still has a limited number of copies of Us Nov Issue which printed ho full of dent Kennedy's Including three dramatic photos taken at the time of the shooting Tills Is the sue with the column rules re- to print a heavy black line In the newspaper tion of mourning Persons who want to save this historic Issue may copies at The Sun office 300 Madison Avenue at the regular price of 10 cents as long as the supply lasts Mother of Lee Oswald Says Son Was Innocent FORT Perhaps one day in the year a school boy will open a history book and read of the Black Friday 100 years before on which John gerald Kennedy was ed His study him to Lee Harvey Oswald a old malcontent who was of the but was murdered before being brought to trial If he goes deeper into the he may come across the name of Mrs Marguerite erie Oswald Mrs Oswald a practical nurse is the mother of Lee Harvey wald She too may become the subject of history because an inquiry into the nature of her son must turn to the person who played greatest role in ing him That person is Mrs Oswald Any guilt I have for making him what he was I will slie says But this is not for the I do not care what Hie FBI says or any cial commission or court may say He did He did not day in court I heard him say on television the same -as millions of others heard him -T did not kill one I did not kill anyone I know never did it I know my son The death of her son is er burden in a life littered with millstones according to her re- counting began for her in New leans July 19 1907 to Dora and John Claverie At -age of she was left is known of the 22 years following and she evades dis- cussing her childhood and young womanhood This is something sire is with many other facets of her a ed book But in 1929 she be- came the wife of a man named Pic I Mr anc and half slie says re ferring to Mm in formal Ian guage I became with child but he-didn't want children was three months when I Jeft him Mr Pic supported me and thei baby Pic unti the child was 18 John is an Air Fore sergeant of 14 years service now stationed at Lackland Ai Force Base San where he is a laboratory al the Wilfor Hall Air Force Hospital John Pic was born in 1932 and aboul 18 months late his mother married Robert Ed ward Lee Oswald a for the Metropolitan Life Insur ance Co Mr Oswald was named af er Gen Robert E she ex plains It was the same nam Turn to Page 3 Col 3 Please WELCOME HOME Gov John Connally is by his daughter 14 and son Maik 11 as he in Austin this Mrs left accompanied the goveinor on the plane tup ftom Dallas where hcf had been hospitalized since he was wounded m the assassination of President John F Kennedy 13 days ago AP Connolly Flies Home DALLAS Texas Gov John Hew home to Austin today to continue his re- covery from wounds suffered during Uie assassination of ident Kennedy He said he does not yet know if he will regain full use hand and wrist Before leaving Parkland pital Connally told a crowd of that Turn to Page 3 Col 1 please Venezuelan Venezuela Col James K man by Communist terrorists days ago was released today 47 of Sherman Tnx He is uty chief mission in Venezuela The A r m e d Forces for National Liberation CHRISTINE GOES TO Keeler 21 leaves by car from her home in London today en route to Criminal Court for the opening of her trial She and three others are accused of trying to frame Jamaican jazz singer Aloysius Gordon one of her Negro AP fron of his home last Wednesday i an attempt to focus al headlines on t sabotage the elec lions last Sunday The campaign was failure A record number Venezuelans to vole The FALN In- telephone call lo newspapers had sai it would Amer can officer and would releas him on Saturday the day be fore the election But il ued to hold him after Ihc vot ing The U.S Embassy said Chen ault's kidnapers look him lo a few blocks from hi home and he walked He reached home at 6 an telephoned embassy officials a once The FALN widened its cam of violence lo include Brit ish Previously the tei had concentrated on U.S interests and Venezuelan gov eminent The terrorists the residence of the British am Wednesday an bombed a British automobil agency No one was injured -in eithe attack Ambassador Sir Dougla Busk was away when the allac The motor company store front was shattered an several automobiles damaged The FALN gave no reason fo ils anti-British campaign but i is believed to be a reprisa against Trinidad's releas to Venezuelan authorities las week of six FALN member who hijacked a Venezuelan air liner and flew it to Port o Spain Inside The Sun Crossword Editorial TV and radio Women 4 10 14 to 13 Rep Smith Agrees on WASHINGTON AP Rep Smith D-Va nan of House Rules today said he will hold earings on the civil rights reasonably soon in January The announcement was a or break in the deadlock over le legislation and could stall a- rive by the Democratic hip to take the away he Rules Committee by a charge petition Rep Emanuel Celler chairman of the Com- which produced the aid if Smith would announce hat the hearings would not than two weeks the charge petition would not filed At present added he intends lo go through with his plan to file the petition If sign Committee would lose control of the and il could be scheduled for floor action I Halleck Applauded House Republican Leader Charles A applauded the scheduling of hearings and the civil nights bit vill be passed by the House be- fore the end of January The Indiana ride to town with resident Johnson said he made same prediction to he before he mew of Smith's After the automobile trip the two had more time for talk er breakfast at was Halleck going he wouldn't like to have a by the of this one thing about President Johnson he's a realist and I'd have to say he realizes this is about the be done Be Filed said Smith's action would not cause tile discharge petition to be dropped petition be filed he said Smith's announcement re- leased by his office noted that the Judiciary Committee took six months to write the er Kennedy requested il last June a final report by the committee bers was Hied only this week The firm setting of a hearing by Smith for next year was one of the goals of House leaders in filing a discharge They hoped the petition would serve as a prod to break Smith's long silence on what he would do School Absences Were Not Due to Food Poisoning No food poisoning was ed in the grammer school ab- sences occurred Monday William Rice head of the Public Health Department ed yesterday that completed on all the food specimens were ors early in Hie week had oiled food poisoning as the cause for the absences which saw a rise in absenteeism at 4th Avenue Junior High The flu is blamed for the ab- JUST 16 MORE SHOPPING f PAYS TIL L X
