Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - November 1, 1970, Yuma, Arizona AT PHOTO AND HO WELL 39 COWAN KD Time for Tough-Minded toVio QUEEN AND FIREWORKS Frances Chavez 19 was crowned of College Along with the crowning Halloween fireworks like the right arid bursts in the sky Frances is the Mrs Frank E Chavez 1021 Del Valle Drive Additional homecoming pictures on Page 3 Sun Staff Photos By FRANK CORMIER Associated Press Writer PHOENIX Am AP Warning that Americans are in danger of losing their freedom to President Nixon declared Saturday that the time has come to take a tough-minded approach to lence The new approach he said tougher laws firmer justice in the courtroom and a new and stern attitude by the American people to deal with terroristic dissent What is not needed he de- clared is bluster and sion Several a few mostly silent turned out to welcome Nixon in Phoenix Other greeters waved banners and signs with such legends as No Rocks Here and We don't Want to Know the Way to San Jose This was a reference to the stoning of the President's motorcade in San Jose Calif Thursday night The President began by ing his audience which was overwhelmingly friendly that he wanted to make a major statement that needs to be said now Then he began reading from his prepared text Upon landing in Phoenix Nixon made public a telegram had sent to Langin president of the student body at San Jose State College who had wired him to say the dent body disapproved of Thursday night's attack The President extended my very best wishes to the dents and You can be sure that 1 was totally aware of the fact that only a small number of San Jose students participated that a substantial number of those who created the bance were from outside of the city Some antiwar protesters told that security guards had taken away their tickets to get into the hangar forcing them to stand on the sunny runway outside far removed from the streakers stand Before Nixon arrived the master of ceremonies cowboy singer Rex Allen told the crowd to wave their cards in front of the television cameras so they could be seen throughout the nation later in the day Nixon's remarks delivered to a Republican rally at the port in Phoenix represented the climactic statement of his personal campaign in behalf of GOP candidates His message to those who will cast ballots next Nobody is going lo tear this country down as long as you are ready to cast your vote to build this country up to the San Jose stoning Nixon said never fore this campaign was there such an atmosphere of hatred And he said of his at- tackers estimated by police at about Let's them for what they not romantic revolutionaries but the same thugs and hoodlums that have always plagued a good people He went The major reason they in- terrorize decent can be summed up in a single appeasement When you permit an imbalance to exist that favors the accused over the victim you are ing more violence and breeding more bullies For too long the strength of freedom in our society has been eroded by a creeping our tures in our courts in our ily life in our universities the time has come to draw the line The time has come for the great silent majority of cans of all ages and of every political persuasion to stand up ami be counted against of the rock throwers and obscenity shouters In what he termed a sonal Nixon stated his own reaction to shouts and missiles tossed in his direction during the The terrorists of the far left would like nothing better than to make the President of the United States a prisoner in White House Let me set them As long as I am no band of violent thugs is going to keep me from going out and speaking with the American people wherever they want to hear me and wherever I want to go Pilot Takes 3rd Hijack To Havana MIAMI AP A nervous latin hijacked a National lines jet to Havana Friday night but Cuban red tape kept it there 20 hours so we had to take off in darkness and couldn't see they don't want us to the plane's captain said Saturday night Capt Carl K Greenwood 40 who's flown hijacked tional jets to Jose Marti port three times in 15 months said lie hijacker grabbed a stewardess and forced her to open the cockpit door ments after flight 43 took off from Miami on a flight to San SUN in right over he Oiling when Terry clime into the ahead of the Greenwood said He spoke very little English Havana over and over and was very Some 1800 Yuma and Kofa High School students got a look at Tuesday's election lot last week and voted their preferences mostly crats The annual straw vole is held in the schools to give dents a closer look at the workings of elections The Yuma Daily Sun provides the ballots Observers over the years have learned that the high school vote pretty much reflects way their parents vote Some 640 votes were cast at Yuma High while voted at Kofa Special classes were selected to take part in order not to disrupt the school Here are the major results with K standing for Kofa and Y for Yuma SUPREME COURT Bradford D Osborn D Taylor R K Y 544 218 757 314 377 136 and ARIZONA SENTINEL 25 Cents SUN Issue SENTINEL 1 Issue Year Yuma Arizona Sun Nov 1 1970 Cameron Hardy K Y 466 390 293 184 U.S SENATE Grossman D Kannin R 820 459 405 189 U.S REPRESENTATIVE K Y Herring R 217 93 GOVERNOR Castro D Williams R 658 397 554 277 STATE REPRESENTATIVE K Y Bolin D 684 370 404 250 ATTORNEY GEN K Y Stover D 519 308 Nelson R 550 328 STATE TREAS K Y 580 318 507 291 SUPT PUBLIC INST K Y Holliday 790 465 Shofstall 292 112 CORP COMMISSION K Y Hawkins 651 399 Karon 351 151 JUSTICK OF PEACE K Y 795 430 Robles 328 PROPOSITIONS 100 Yes 583 172 100 No 326 124 101 Yes 331 77 101 No 570 204 102 Yes 469 102 102 No 411 145 103 Yes 617 158 103 No 253 98 104 Yes 505 129 104 No 392 127 105 Yes 475 159 105 No 395 109 Inside The Sun Business 6 Real Welcome Winter Cheyenne To Be Ordered Declares Top Army General Cheyenne armed helicopter now being tested at will go into production next year The Yuma Daily Sun learned this weekend In an interview published Friday in Aerospace Daily Lt Gen Austin VV Belts ing chief of U.S Army Re- search and Development re- ported the contract Gen Belts told Aerospace Daily he has confidence that the Army can convince Con- gress that the weapon is tial Gen Belts who retires Jan conceded Cheyenne still has many detractors of Yuma Chamber ids Tomorrow is the first day of Yuma's city-wide clean-up drive City Sanitation trucks will make special pick-ups of trash litter tree other refuse once each week during Nouem her Ha ve ynur refuse boxed and sacked and easily reached A map was printed Friday showing the special pick-up areas for each day of the week the Proxmire type with strong bias He de- clared that the aircraft has a helluva capability and that all are working well He reported that the night vision equipment a late add-on is far enough in to indicate it will succeed also One quote from Gen: Belts told how things were going the Yuma Proving Ground testing I cannot say that all the technical problems with stability have been solved because we're still carrying out a careful test program and are expanding the flight lope He reported that the Cheyenne was flying knots and pulling a couple of G's with no lems This is slightly below the original specifications said the general It is expected that 375 of the aircraft will be ordered said Gen around The Cheyenne is an weather craft The nose turret mounts a 40 mm launcher the helly turret mounts a 30 mm automatic cannon along with 2.75 in rockets Guns can be fired by a gunner or by the pilot using a helmet sight system where he looks the guns fire Top speed of the craft is to be 234 mph Mr and Mrs Grant M zieres Colorado Springs lorado Mr and Mrs Valerian J Walker Two Harbors Minn Mr and Mrs Moore Fresno Calif Mr and Mrs Gessert Seattle Wash Turn to page 2 please PRESIDENTIAL HELP Pres Nixon called on Arizonans Saturday during a Whistle stop at nix International Airport to vote for incumbent Republican party office holders and candidates in Tuesday's election Gov Jack Williams left and Sen Paul Fannin surround Nixon along with an estimated crowd of some who were on hand to welcome the President AP Wirephoto Figueroa Returned from Canada Richard M Ford 24 ed with the murder of Gayla Ruth Figueroa arrived at the Yuma County Jail in custody at 2 yesterday Sheriff Travis Bud Yancey and Capt Cecil Crow returned Ford to Yuma from Prince George British Columbia Ford had been arrested at Vanderhoof B.C near Prince George Oct 23rd and taken to Prince George for an tion hearing Sheriff Yancey and Capt Crow left Yuma for Canada morning The Yuma County ney's office reported Friday it was expected that Ford wilt be arraigned on the charge of murder Monday morning Ford was sought for in the murder of Mrs Figueroa since Oct The waitress was found dead floating in a channel near the Imperial Dam Oct Officers mined she had been alive in Yuma around 1 Oct Her body was found by two fishermen about p.m Sunday evening An autopsy report later that day showed she had died of drowning but Turn to Pane 2 Parker Murder Victim Was Goren White 61 Deputy Sheriff Lt Dale Freeman and Deputy County Attorney Michael Smith are in Parker investigating the murder discovered Friday Discovered dead Friday was Goren D White 61 1708 17th Street Parker an 8th grade school teacher at Parker until this year He had taught school there four years His body was brought to for pathological examination The examination showed that White had died of a beating on the head ribs chest and eyes probably ad- ministered by hand Lt Freeman said clues are scarce in the murder The man was found in his bed by his landlord and there were merous vodka bottles in the room Lt Freeman said There is some doubt that the man was beaten in his room Lt Freeman said The pathology report that the man had been dead from 48 to 72 hours Upon receipt of the t at the Sheriffs Department station at Parker Deputy Sheriff Arlis Carter ed the incident The body has to the Parker Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are pending County Attorney Ron Jones was in Parker Friday aiding in the investigation with Lt Freeman and Coroner George Quartzsite swore in a comer's jury The proceedings of the inquest were continued ing estimation
