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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - October 9, 1968, Yuma, Arizona                               Editor's Notebook Mr Osborn Is out al tho state for few days UK will resume Ills on THE Red Cross Wants Its Treasure GUTHRIE CENTER low AP A judge has 12 boys nearly the treasure they found yours ago hut the American Kct Cross now says it has a righ to all the that The Red Cross filed ii petition in U.S District Court in De Iowa Tuesday a Guthrie County District Court Judge Robert O Frederick was approving a settlement between the boys ami three sons Ours Some people criticize us for not going after what is rightfully ours explained John Howard of DCS tive director of the Central Iowa chapter of tiie Red Cross The pold coins aiKi currency with a face value of to he worth more discovered tlw youths on June 1 1865 as they dug in a vacant Jot in Bayard Iowa The owners of the lot Mr and Mrs John filed a for the money as Tallman of Gulhrie Center the niece of the man who had lived on the lot and presumably the money He died in 1953 Approved Judge Frederick approved a settlement under which the hoys now aged B to IS would get 40 per cent of the net worth of the treasure and Miss man and each would get 30 per cent But the Red Cross in its tion said the money belongs to it because the lale owner of the lot Fred had willed his entire estate to the Red Cross This was discovered only last week Howard said YUMA Vol 278 Per Copy lOc 16 pages Yuma Wednesday October 9 Phono ARIZONA 180 SEEK INSURANCE FUNDS r Unit Sue County -t f J Ofc PEDESTRIAN DOWNED Thomas McGraw 69 352 Madison nue lies on the street at Madison Avenue and Orange Avenue after lie from the curb into the side of a 1955 Buick moving west on Orange Avenue police said McGraw was treated at Baptist Hospital and released to Desert Manor Driver of the car was John M Stark 18 829 Ash Drive Stark was cited Police Sgt E R Lopez beside McGraw awaits an ambulance The accident was investigated by Traffic Officer Harold Avery Sun Staff Mail Ban On Guns Gets OK WASHINGTON API Tho Senate passed sent to tlie House a compromise outlawing moil order sales of and The net ion on voice vote without lifter i i months of controversy or what type of controls set or whether there should he any new ones at nil Thr compromise worked out in a conference after House ami Senate had different versions to uncertain future in House The wny for Senate approval had been smoothed when Son Roman L Hruska said ho would not f Split passage j In Oio Senate linn led j Ibo opposition to banning mail rif ammunition but said he willing see Legislation works out Tigers Hold Lead cms ou ou to of e lead the Two Injured as Kofa School Bus Involved in Crash Two persons suffered slight in- jury in a and pickup accident at County 14th Street and Somerton Avenue day morning The 1062 Dodge carryall used as a was southbound on Somerton Avenue driven by Chester Phillips SO Somerton Avenue He was reported to have suffered slight injury Passengers in he hus were Kota High School students One student reportedly suffered in- jury She was identified as Pauline Twist 17 Somerton Other students were Grilles 16 Yuma Ivie 35 County Street and Somerton Avenue Donald Twist 14 Somerton Deputy Sheriff Buddy said driver of the hound pickup Michael D Ferguson 22 979 Avenue C Tie was cited in the Occident after Deputy McCall said tho pickup ran the stop sign THE WEATHER 5 Say Coup of Van Thieu Thwarted Military Put on Alert lowest II humidity nt It n in Average tn Thursday with tip ia IMS 62 Thursday Sunset SAIGON AP A coup aimed against President Nguyen Van Thieu's ment was thwarted Tuesday night a highly reliable ment source said today The report of the attempted uprising followed by hours a government announcement that South Vietnam's armed forces were on full The official spokesmen claimed no knowledge of a coup attempt Arrested nut source who is in a position to know told The You can expect a lot of people to be arrested in the next few days all as a result of the coup Hint failed Other informed sources said several high ranking mese marine anuj colonels -had already been arrested A source close to marine commandant Lt Gen Le Nguyen Khang said ht knew of no such arrests Intelligence sources said there had been some troop movements in the Delta Tuesday and tha proper counter movements lad Ireen taken with other roops There apparently was no ual confrontation of troops and shooting these informants said Nothing A source in Thieu's office said was in the palace tonight This source said he snew nothing about a coup at- tempt The government source who told of tlie coup said details still were and that it was not yet known who was behind it or how widespread it was From all indications it did nol get far Tiie several marine of- were arrested could cate that Gen Khang a cal ally of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky might have involved This could not confirmed POLITICAL HHH Wallace Vote Futile Nixon Says Ask Court To Review Lease 1 Yuma Airport filed a complaint for I relief j Supervisors and Yuma County I In is the denial of I of Supervisors to that nn estimated insurance money he paid to the V u m a County Terminal Vim Thu sents a settlement following a disastrous fire at the air Gtb Tito fire rendered useless the passenger terminal and most of the oast wing of the terminal The complaint lists dants Supervisors Kobert sen Cl n rk Y a J The complaint alleges bat the lease agreement j 1 County and the I Yuma County Authority of Jan statos that all policies shall provide that loss shrill he paid to the to put in a trust fund for or or for making other capital improvements to airport or building In another section the lease stales that payment on policies will paid to tho county Interpretation The Yuma County Airport Authority for tion of the lease terms that the court decree that the ment be lo be Yuma Vets Protest Soul Natl Anthem A telegram of protest with protest letters to the ing the soul rendition of the 1 heads of both baseball leagues National at Monday's World Series game lias been sent hy Voiture 622 Yuma 40 8 The protest WJs sent to the president of ttw National casting Company in New York Inside Sun Crossword Editorial Movies SPOTLIGHT Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon acknowledges cheers from an mated persons gathered in the Minneapolis as the spotlight flares across his chest Nixon brought his campaign to the home state of cratic presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey Tuesday for a Republican rally nef de gave Tony Rodriguez tlie protests which were itcd by the membership The Text Here id the text of the tele- As he of an composed of ns who not only served their in time of war from to Vietnam and are now that country in time of jace I am compelled to the feelings of our as expressed at I ur meeting of Oct 8th to the rendition of the Anthem at the ame ceremony of the game at Detroit Oct th In spite of the as a folksinger we were hy performance we sacrilegious and un- We felt strongly that t was an insult to our fighting men in Vietnam who probably not have recognised the It was travesty perpetrated on the audience was subjected to it If it had any value it would to be simply the fact that lent support to many un- American protesters w h o continuously subject us to lar non melodic a n d music CHAPMAN Marine Boss i Here Friday The of In- U.S Marine Corps will visit Yuma this Friday Clou Leonard F Jr who look ns head of lliu Corps Jan 1st will fly in at p.m He'll be n a light schedule nnd no press con- ference is scheduled j At MCAS inspect and address the officers i officers stationed at theatre Following he will address enlisted j personnel in 222 His departure for MCAS Kl is planned for 8 p.m Hosting Gen Chapman will I ho Col William J Sims MCAS commander and his staff By THE ASSOCIATED I'll ESS Richard M Nixon a vote for Democratic Hubert H Humphrey would he expensive and ono lor third party dale C Wallace would he futile Humphrey would lie the most expensive president we'd ever Nixon said day And he said protest votes for Wallace would bo discarded n moment's satisfaction i that would change Humphrey meanwhile said Nixon is assuming voters are unhappy and desperate I lo elect him But there is still a lot wrong wilh tin country Humphrey snid Rich urd Nixon and the Republican party can't fix it billion and said the campaign is only half over Nixon turned his guns on Wallace later in Flint Do you iust want to get something off your he said or do you want to get something American know lax law enforcement cannot end crime and they know the United States cannot let other nations treat the American flag like a doormat and hope to establish peace in the Nixon said in city Hut we cannot swing to a parly h port authority and that the court restrain Yuma County from receiving part of in- surance money The complaint also asks that the court direct 2 M f5 please No Rain Expected the skies looked lod iy no rain will on Yuma uid And Wallace drawing a crowd police estimated at people to Boston Common anew to repeal open law restore law and order nnd end the war militarily if peace talks fail j Nixon claimed in Minneapolis i that Humphrey's proposals so far would cost taxpayers Soil because lint Temperatures be just ns urr to stay a little above some line indicated over he weekend Aides described Nixon as be- i cloudiness and 1 i c vin g Wallace's greatest liule in is northern strength is in the indicated for and stales of day A high of 87 is expected Ohio but that the strength j and a on is waning j attacked Nixon's j was si decrees here as day 01 like cither a call for ranged or for talk j from ft tho after- crime noon to iTi early this on and Wallace a Xo for this ill 61 THIS IS Tax Bills Bring Hot Protest Letters To Yuma Co Treasurer's Office JOHN RATTIN The Daily Sun Baseball is one of the truly creat segments of the American heritage The of tho game was in poor taste and served only lo degrade many of the things we hold most dear iv this assessment There must be an error I If this is tax equalisation we understand the tion This exorbitant Him j This tax hill dis- me from making any further investments in the Yuma area are comments in mail arriving at County Treasurer Robert F Lee's office Jt the County Courthouse from who have received I tax bills They're wondering They're asking questions For every letter coming into i the at least twice as miny are calling on the I phone or arguing at the counter Tho results of the in Yuma County some to errors in lax I in Yuma twice for mailing ing at counter tho in addition to trying o get tax has caused of two rr.ore persons in tho county treasurer's office Any j writers aren't pulling punches I Palo Verrie Calif The lettor states 1957 taxes were The is for on Yuma County seems way out of for niw desort was the comment Item Francisco Calif The assessment in and the tax was fn IMS the assessment WAS with i of The angered man's so 1 on tho lax The iust was the to He said the shows for hut there are no im- It Back I'm serdin this Till There's on it and codes wo rio not know what ar tax on is in site and last year paid HG cents now the tax is How I The tax hill tor is compared I lo last year's tax of frustrated We aye in the process I with the Air Force you won't get any this 1 Mori Vali Item S ii this my MX the much more so I Item How kind of taxes when they can't to live Social j Ore The man a tax hill of 5100 on I of what he was ground He I This extremely out of jline to mo anci certainly me from making any investments in the Yuma area 1 t 0 m Calif i to Page Col 2 Pleased   

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