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Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - June 13, 1964, Altoona, Pennsylvania City edition the circulation of the Altoona Mirror yesterday was 34,431 Altoona sir Tarot. Weather Cloudy sunday 1874-1964 90 years vol. 80�?no. I phone i 4-7171 Altoona. A saturday evening june is 1964. A a eighty Page Ksn Price ten cents county court rules facing Early change showers delay site decision on a convocation Senate hoping for mid week vote on rights decision on where to hold the Altoona Campus convocation sex order by judge pro-ijj�"1 35?democratic whip Riffo i on let Gan Dean of student affairs said but n with a forecast of continuing Between Gram jury Shower activity it was Likely if that the event win he held in and item inf court. The student Union building be. J t j ginning at 2.30 . A decree by president judge John m. Klepser in the court of wants Bill on presi Dent s desk by fourth of july. Washington up _ sen set up of chairs either on the at democratic whip Hubert h Lawn in front of the e. Raymond Humphrey said today he want Smith building where the pro de the civil rights Bill ready for. . Gram was he dast year or a president Johnson a signature county and which merged from Al a "j"1 a Fth a july a a a priv a Rai _ across Spring run was notice Day a Brand new meaning. That it am hopeful we can end time it was announced. This by the Middle of next except for location All details week a of the program were ready. Students who have completed two Happy anniversary common pleas establishing alter ing and modifying the terms and sessions of the courts in Blair the annual meeting of the Blair across Spring run was not the Day strand new meaning the annual melting of the Blair scheduled to begin until county bar association will become effective on wednesday july i. The changes especially note worthy in provisions which Call for a a at the Altoona Campus simultaneous opening of the grand win a be presented certificates jury and argument court and a1 and various members of the Low two weeks Between the con group win receive awards for mention of the grand jury and outstanding records and service the opening of criminal court upwards of 400 relatives and emerged from the recent meeting fiends Are expected to attend. Of the bar association. Address f0 the class will be retiring president Abraham col made by an alumnus of the bus announced the prospective local Penn state Campus mayor changes in the rules of court Fol William h. Prosser. Greetings lowing a conference with judges Klepser and Samuel h. Jubelirer to friends and relatives were to be made by Joseph Mcculloch who concurred in the changes pro president of the student Golem posed months earlier by the Asso ment association. The Campus citation committee on rules of choir directed by Hayden Oli court headed by atty. Robert c ver professor of music will Haberstroh. Whose associates in sing three numbers elude Attys. Merle k. Evey har awards to students Are to be old e. Miller and Alexander a. Made by alumnae president Notopoulos. Judge Jubelirer also mass Joann Einodshofer by i was a member until his Elevation to the Bench in december. New officers it was at the annual meeting to yrs in of soil of the bar association that atty. A a Emanuel s. Leopold was elected to succeed atty. Colbus As president for the new year. Other incumbent officers were reelected and atty. Charles a. Mcaleer was chosen to succeed atty. Bernard Jubelirer on the Board of governors. Atty. Park h. Loose is the new vice president continued on Page 28, column 2 Hospital from four car wreck the Minnesota Democrat said. His prediction that the Senate would vote final passage of the most far reaching civil rights Bill in the nations history about wednesday indicated that the end of the Long debate might come earlier than expected. Mid week target when the Senate voted to Cut off the Southern filibuster last wednesday the most optimistic predictions for a final vote entered around the end of next week. But Senate Republican Leader Everett m. Dirksen 111., said Friday he also was pointing toward a mid week target. Senate leaders planned a full Day so session today to push the Bill toward the Pas Sage Point. Does things proper Colwyn Bay Wales up Rydal school headmaster Donald Hughes inaugurated the school s new swimming Pool with a splash Friday by diving in fully clothed and swimming a length As school officials and parents cheered Hughes said a a that a the Only Way to open a a four car Accident at 3.35 . Yesterday which had a grass fire As its primary cause the Nason charter group a. Put two persons in the in a son i i he new rules of court fixing Hospital state police report. Ten ites for the quarterly terms of r William As of to to dates for the quarterly the several courts retain Only three terms of county civil court. The court order further decrees that the argument court Calendar shall be prepared and read in court at least two weeks prior to the inception of the argument sessions in order that dates May be fixed definitely for the hearing of the various cases at which time briefs shall be prepared or the parties prepared to offer testimony that May be required. The decreed terms and sessions of the several courts in Blair county shall be As follows under the decree of the court first a the first for january term is to commence on the second monday in january of each year which shall also be the quarterly return Day with the sessions of court commencing As follows first monday in january argument court and grand jury third monday in january criminal court and third monday in Gebru try civil court. March term second second or March term of court shall commence on the third monday in March which shall be the quarterly return Day with the sessions of court com t continued on Page .3, column 7 Robert c. Williams 45, of Homer City operator of one of the a cars involved suffered Back in he tor a Ltd juries and his wife Ruth Lacer j deciding votes on recommendation of one of three forms of actions of the Scalp and possible Skull injuries. The grass fire occurred along a. Route 220, one mile South of stove moment Ifor the City of Al Newry and was being Extin to a will be cast monday by gushed by firemen of the clays Altoona charter commis Burg voluntary company whose so a. Truck was parked with the red the commission will warning Light flickering . In the Altoona Central Williams in watching the fire Bank and Trust company Board men work failed to notice that room to vote and at 9 30 . Michael v. Heidler 16, of clays-111 to a Quot new us Burg had slowed almost to a Stop Joseph h. Orr or. Announce ahead and struck from the Day. Rear. The Williams car bounced number of votes cast for each off and struck the station Wagon orm do be reported. Or. Orr of Ronald j. Reed. 20, of car Asi a red. The commission has until aug. 3 to present its recommendation in a Complete comprehensive Roll town. The car of Richard e. Ben Ner 19, of Tyrone re 2, was continued on Page 3, column 7 Psi recognizes 3 legislators for services special to Altoona Mirror University Park in recognition of their contributions to higher education in Pennsylva report. Once the report is filed the commission will cease to exist. Its decision monday to the voters of the City or Altoona will be result of 21 private and two Public meetings held since the groups election last november. The commission has been studying the commission the continued on Page 28, column 2 in today a. A t to Wyitt i i up Quot in la during their years of service Altoona j in the legislature three men Page were cited today by the Penn amusements121 Sylvania state University. Comics and panels to the three Hiram g. Andrews crossword Puzzle 14 of Johnstown m. Harvey Taylor editorials and features 8 of Harrisburg and Norman Wood major Hoople .2 of peach Bottoms were present social events .4 sports .22-23 de the Penn state medal at a luncheon of the Board of trus sunday Church services 6-7 tees of the University. The pre women a features 4 sensation was made by or. Enc Central state news 16 a. Walker president of the uni Uncle rays Comell varsity. Hedda hopper12 the Penn state medal award want ads .25-26-27 de Only three times previously was established by the Board of trustees in 1957 a a to recognize and Honor achievements of persons who have made an outstanding contribution to higher education in in making the presentations president Walker emphasized that All three recipients during continued on Page i column 4 june is 1874-first Issue of Mirror printed local Sylvania Plant shares in defense contract special to Altoona Mirror Dayton Altoona tube Plant of Sylvania electric prod prttll7nnfian blues inc., will share in four Sov it Ern ment contracts totalling $136,. 419 for Electron tubes which were in i ret of liners awarded the firm by the defense o electronics 5ui> is concluded a $64,753 form fixed Price contract was awarded for 27,150 Type the 19th biennial state fire-6l6wgb tubes in accordance with fighters association convention .1 military specifications. This con was held june 9-11 at the hotel a tract was awarded after comped Bethlehem by the Host City local1 Tion by formal advertising. Two 735 representatives of 27 locals bids were received. Having 5,392 paid members met to a $47,908 firm fixed Price con discuss proposed and revised tract Calls for 69,534 Type amendments to the constitutional 12ax7wa tubes. Four firms sub by Laws and to offer new resold fitted bids after 26 firms were tons. Invited to bid through formal and the Altoona delegation was rep ver Tising. Resented by state president an one half of the tube require Drew j Purcell Altoona local 299 ments on each of these two con president Carl Schulz and detracts set aside for procurement Gate h Max Cornelius. The As from Only one or More labor sur Sembly was opened by August plus area concerns. Sylvania Quail Sebastionelli president of local continued on Page i column i 735, who welcomed the visiting delegates and introduced key members of both the International and state associations. I they Are Raymond Fogarty a no j ice president Ai International Dis in strict 4, state president Purcell. President Fred Ackerman and August Sebastionelli Sec re a Jug / la Bah tary treasurer Edward Jacobson june is 1874 what happened in the Way of local news and what kind of Day was june 13, 1874, the Date of the first Issue of the Altoona Mirror a Lenox a a columnist in the first Issue of the Mirror noted that the temperature was 95 degrees in the Shade and not a Cloud in the sky. A Small article in the first Mirror announced that the firm of Slep amp Akers would publish a daily evening paper except sundays from their newspaper and Job office at the Comer of Lith ave. And 12th St. Three doctors had individual advertisements. They were or. H. Row located on 7th ave. Between Lith and 12th its. Or. J. H. Weaver i 19th St. Between continued on Page a column 8 Cloudy cooler weather forecast a partly recording Secretary William nil Blaff receives subpoena right in ballot count Philadelphia up state internal affairs Secretary Genevieve Blatt was Given the right Friday to have voters subpoenaed for hearings on Chal legend Absentee ballots cast in the april 28 primary election. Judge Vincent a. Carroll in issuing the order said it was a very Plain that the Board of elections should have granted requests of Blatt attorneys for subpoenas. The attorneys had contended that Lack of subpoena Power would a materially prejudice hearing of miss Blatty Schal Lenges of More than 500 ballots in the close Battle with state supreme court Justice Michael the following messages of con a. Musmanno for the demo granulation on the Altoona Mir cratic. S. Senate nomination Rory a 90th birthday were receive Oard elections chairman t a a i. Maurice Osser told judge cared by j. E. Holtzinger presi r0j be had turned Down the recent and other officers of the quest because the Blatt actor Mirror family Neys a Are going to subpoena 70. Congratulations to the Altoona Quot Mirror As it Marks its 90th an a blvd tabled and Oara severe storms Roar across Middle West Are received by Mirror officers Niv Ersary. I commend the Mirror not wily for its longevity but for its commitment to accuracy and thoroughness in the handling of news. Over the years the Mir Are Blind disabled and Para lazed. It would be an outrage to subpoena people of that Type into the Board held hearings on the challenges on thursday and Friday but Only one elderly Man in a wheelchair showed up out ror has had the privilege of of 84 voters invited to attend witnessing and reporting the the main problem in checking major events in the lives of the Absentee ballots is that they re Roihl and continued warm Les and trustees Anthony Gieger Altoona area residents and it Bave been separated from the v. Ii scattered thundershowers Frank Piatek and Albert be proud of this important envelopes in which they were tonight Low in the 60s sunday welcoming speeches were historical role. Mailed. Voters names do not considerable cloudiness with 8ven by acting mayor Robert the publishers editors and appear on the ballots Chance of showers and a Little Snyder councilmen Irvine Goode staff have my very Best wishes on thursday 49 of the Chal cooler. I continued on Page 3, column s continued on Page 3, column i i continued on Page 3, column 4 Johnson Erhard i Quot Cri icbms gov. Scranton a Adana by Man or institution that reaches the Ripe old age of 90 should be both Happy and grateful. So May it be with us. We have much to be Happy about and just As much to be grateful for. We Are Happy to be alive especially when we remember that when we started out As an infant newspaper on june 13, 1874, we entered a Field in which three other newspapers were competing. It was at a time when infant mortality was High especially among newspapers. Somehow we managed to survive those critical first years of existence and to enjoy a healthy growth in the years that followed. We have witnessed the sad death of our three competitors with sadness on our part too. Long before our government became concerned about the High mortality rate in the fourth estate other newspapers were much concerned. In most instances they did what they could to help those who were distressed. Competition is of course a part of our business but for the most part it has consisted of a desire to Render the Best possible service to the area and to the readers and advertisers who make the paper possible. We Are grateful to our readers. We Are also grateful to our advertisers and to their customers who Are also our readers. We owe a great debt of gratitude to those who labor Here and to those who Laboured Here in the past. We Are indeed most fortunate to have so Many with us today who remember the 40th birthday of the paper and to those who were working Here at that time we offer a Golden Salute. We Are also most grateful to that Large Force of people w to have been with us for More than a Quarter of a Century. They have Given us of their Talent in generous measure they have known us and helped us in Days of adversity. We Are grateful to our youngsters who bring to us each year a breath of freshness a renewal of vitality the urge for better things. By their very Faith in choosing our Industry they renew our own Faith in a business that is both fascinating and demanding. Their Bright cheerfulness and High ideals their Hope for better things in that Bright tomorrow which younger eyes see so clearly and younger minds help to implement drive away the gloom of failures past and present and Chase away the fear of things that Are yet to come. All too often we Are prone to dramatize the failures of men forgetting for the moment at least the great achievements of our age. We grow weary of the stories of murder robbery and cruelty forgetting for the moment that these Are news Only because they Are unusual and foreign to the general behaviour of that great mass of people who go Forth each morning to perform the tasks of the world and return each evening to Home and loved ones seeking nourishment relaxation and rest so that they May better face the tasks that Are theirs on the Morrow. We Are thankful that their youth and their Faith in their world and in their fellow men make us look for that news about people and the world they inhabit which is Good news. Their laughter their ambitions their zest for life permeate the building and mix with the Ink and Lead and paper and make us More palatable to our readers. Above All and most humbly we Are grateful for the creator of the universe about which we write. We Are grateful for the Faith of our founder who taught All of us who remember that god had set Forth a course which would guide us As a business and As individuals to an estate far Superior to that fourth estate of which we Are All so proud. Berlin trouble seeks support in Connecticut i Cader Tell ton or a a vacillating on a Deci Quot Sion to enter the race for the it w ill be held re Republican presidential Nomi a i Illarion. Ipos Lulf Nixon said Scranton had a a fighting chances but warned Washington i Pic presi governor must now be his Dent Johnson and West German 0�kn Man he must make his Chancellor Ludwig Erhard have 0wb decisions and not appear warned the russians that they to be a puppet mane Vered by Sylvania will be held responsible for any sort mme else a Scranton troubles in Berlin which might m ,i specifically Nixon criticized Connecticut today to bid for result from the new Sov let last for weakening in his support in his Lith hour drive German treaty. Resolve to enter the race last to snatch the gop presidential Erhard holds a news Confer weak following a reported Tele nomination from sen. Barry ence today to wind up a two phone Call from former presi Coldwater. Day visit which brought full Dent Dwight d. Eisenhower agreement Between and h g Scran Johnson on some Asper c of the j unfortunate German question but faded to join on Sun Dav by Hilr Ger any to menu in Western k vacillating attitude on Kaves to promote German re Natl Tele new York up a former vice president Richard m. Nix resilient cop slate convention a Chance of getting 12 delegates. By Lloyd r. Rochelle United press International Dalton a. Up a Penn gov. William w. Flies to his Nativo unification. To discuss tariffs Erhard also planned to meet with Christian a. Herter the administration s special Trade negotiator for a discussion of problems connected with the two round of Don Tariff negotiations at Geneva. The warning to Russia came in a joint communique issued after two meetings Between Johnson and Erhard Friday. The two leaders said they saw nothing explosive in the Moscow a a Friendship treaty at this time however. The communique acknowledged that the soviet Union in serving some Advance notice and cautiously phrasing the treaty had been careful not to step on Western toes. Take note of treaty the joint communique said Johnson and Erhard took note continued on Page 3, column 8 Sion program a Nixon said. A if a Man receives a phone Call and then changes his mind he Isnit a very Strong Man Quot observed the former vice president on arrival Here from a the governor was to leave his Home Here at noon Edt to go by chartered plane to Bradley Field Windsor locks Conn. To was scheduled to address Tho Connecticut Republican convention in Hartford at 2 ._ see Page is for gov. Scranton s statement. Connecticut republicans who Friday night heard an endorse Day business trip in Lon a Quot of their current a Kennedy round of Don. Keynote speaker Rhod. Island 1 Quot not even if the Call is from gov a it it Quot. A a my a general Eisenhower Quot a news a a a a a a a ,t0 next Man asked Nixon at Kennedy Quot 0&Quot a it a National Conven International Airport. a Yonat Sanj Ransco. Scranton said Nixon i stood a Good Chance of picking Nixon appeared fresh As he up a a a h Quot Ftp Quot Quot it alighted shortly after Midnight our sai<1 a a Coldwater sup from an Al Al Israel jetliner Jpn a ers he said recent criticism of Connecticut is familiar continued on Page i. Column 7 round tor Scranton he was bom in Madison attended prep school at Hotchkiss in Lakeville and was graduated from Yale University and Yale Law school at new Haven. Begin support search the Connecticut speech was Only the beginning of Scranton Hunt for support. There were reports that be planned to meet Washington up a sen. With George c. Lodge son of Barry Goldwater s gop presi ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Deni Al bandwagon was a a in he Quot a Quot a he y?9n4. 4 sen. Coldwater picks up More gop delegates petted to pick up a flock i representative in this country convention delegates today de shortly after Scranton san spite Pennsylvania gov. Willi nou Cement of his candidacy in am w. Scranton a last ditch Baltimore Friday. Maxwell m. It a i. Rabb National chairman of the efforts to Dei ail it. I Lodge for president committee the Battle grounds were state switched his support to the Republican conventions in con Pennsylvania governor and next Cut where Scranton was to urged other Lodge backers to make a personal bid for sup do the same. His announcement was the first solid change in the gop presidential picture. Rabb made his statement following a 90-minute conference with former president Dwight d. Eisenhower at Gettysburg. Ouse aide has been serving As his father s St. Augustine Whites March in negro area St. Augustine Fla. Up a negroes today postponed further racial demonstrations in this tense and troubled City pending outcome of new Federal court action but militant Whites vowed to organize a second and larger March into the narrow streets of the negro Section to a is District judge Brvan 553 a cased agates with 655 Simpson was to hear an anneal needed for nomination at next the former White House a a by he City for injunctive san franc,sc0 Cove Quot Dot a Quot Quot a. Howar Hal Hisen How. Dowers taken away recently by tl0n�?T. L her had ured he to make a the Kudje to hah de Mon St Raj Scranton was credited with 9 switch. He also said he had not he judge to halt Demon Sira afr he map his orm an discussed the move with am in a it Ark in dramatic new ounce my it of candidacy when Bassadore Lodge in South Viet in a starkly dramatic new a1,.u ukr a Kern Nam j Stilnah d Thal Lodge now has 46 delegates port. Virginia new Mexico and Idaho. The latest United press International tabulation of Delegate strength gave Coldwater of its 12 first ballot votes. Pre starkly dramatic chapter in this tourist Toi ass men Ndaw tax a ?chvv�?~5�?T he to of Quot a ask s it amp a ten. Mostly in new through the darkened streets at continued on Page 3, column 7 h the negro Section Friday night under heavy police guard. They were led by j. B. Stoner of Atlanta an Arch segregationist who somehow brought the first semblance of organized discipline to the roaming band of Young Whites who continued on Page 3, column third Catholic Council session opens sept. 14 Vatican City up a the ecumenical Council reconvenes in St. Peters Basilica sept. 14 to discuss matters ranging from divine revelation to a condemnation of anti semitism a and possibly to birth control. Vatican sources disclosed Friday the revised list of decrees that will be put before the gathering of roman Catholic Bishops at its third session. Some of the less important items will merely come up for a vote without debate but even so it is not certain that the Council will be Able to Deal with All of the proposed topics among the main items on the 13 Point list is a statement on the Christian Unity movement with annexes on religious Liber peking charges official killed Ion by.s. Air plane Vientiane Laos up communist China in a Broad Hampshire and Massachusetts. Under questioning Rabb firmly insisted that Eisenhower a made it very Clear that he favored a wide open Eisenhower himself issued a statement which stopped Short of any outright endorsement of Scranton although it said the former president had a Long admired the governor. Saya move healthy a in my judgment free fair South Viet Nam Saigon up a a.s. In. T. V _. Night and Early Friday listed Man and seven souths l by United press International severe thunderstorms and powerful winds roared across the Midwest and Southern Plains Friday night and today. Winds gusted up to 62 Miles an hour at Indianapolis ind., and blew the roof off a Church Amarillo tex., reported winds a a. Of 70 Miles an hour. Continued on Page 3, column a Windy blast ripped the roof from a school at Cawker City tri i. I kan., and winds whipped up to 90 Miles during a thunderstorm at nearby Russell Kau Man killed in heavy rain fell in the Ohio Valley and Southern appalachians. Two and a half inches of rain fell at Augusta and nearly two inches fell at Huntsville ala., and Dayton Ohio. It was to be warm Over most of the nation today but cooler air moved into the North from the great lakes West to Montana. The Mercury peaked near or above the 100-degree Mark Friday in the South from Mississippi to Texas. Showers in state some Shower activity was forecast for Pennsylvania during the remainder of the weekend and a Low pressure system was expected to bring less humid conditions. Considerable cloudiness was expected Over the state today and tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers bring ing Little Relief to warm and continued on Page 28, column 2 to and on the churches stand n ch8ranns.jewi blast kills 9, the statement on religious t a Iii j Liberty would put the Catholic Lull Iris 111 111 Church on record for the first 9 # time As officially favouring free a Anto Domingo Santo Domingo up cat from peking charged to an j Active Competition among Day 1 Al j j chinese Offit Lal party personalities is not Divi was killed and five other per by 1s Good for the sons injured thursday w h e n health and vigor of the party a american made planes at Eisenhower commented. A cd j Lead Luar ers �1 tie Scranton for president head Patchet lao in Laos. Quarters in Washington said lat there had been previous a Tjit j Richard Jackman communist reports of the at Cha Man of new Hampshire stack but today s broadcast was Del Jon to the convention it the first to mention la express Hlf it said six planes bombed and pleasure at the governors de strafed communist Patchet lao Sion to run Headquarters in Khang Khay. Name Shire a 14-Man Del according to peking the cd ask negation is pledged to Lodge As included members of a Akre Suu of the states primary. Communist chinese economic. I and cultural Khang continued on Page 3, column i Khay is the Headquarters of Prince Soukhanouvong Leader 0 of the Patchet Lac ranking state the broadcast called the at tack a a Wanton and said Theiljgxf-1ikli�45it a planes dropped heavy and in ii juju Jill Cli incendiary bombs on the City and to a a a a strafed it. As in previous dec Slon broadcasts today s report de continued on Page 3, column 8 by us ted Prem International gov. William w. Scranton s decision to become an Active candidate for the gop presidential nomination was hailed As a Good thing for the party Friday by ranking Pennsylvania republicans. Former president Dwight d. Eisenhower said Scranton a move to oppose sen. Barry authorities pressed. Thorough up say a investigation today of reports party that saboteurs were to blame a in my judgment free fair for the Chain reaction Armuni and Active Competition among Tion explosion at an army Camp party personalities is not Devi that killed at least 9 persons Sive but to the contrary is a Good for the health and vigor and injured 111 Here thursday party a Eisenhower said. Sen. Hugh Scott of Philadel vietnamese soldiers were killed Friday in a communist ambush near tay Ninh. About 50 Miles Northwest of Saigon the. S. Army announced today. An army spokesman said three South vietnamese soldiers were wounded by the reds. The name of the american Serviceman was not mad Public. He was the 134th american killed in combat in Viet Nam crashes through Home Riverside Calif. Up Pinkey Viola Straily of Colton Calif. Friday swerved her car to avoid hitting another vehicle and damage was estimated at about $1 million. President Donald Reid Cabral following up reports that the alleged saboteurs Are hiding out at Santo Domingo University invoked emergency Powers to Send investigators onto the usually immune Campus. Police threw a cordon around the University grounds at Dawn Friday and allowed no one in or out while they waited for authorization from Reid to go ahead. There was no immediate re port of arrests. In a nation wide broadcast Friday Reid said he invoked his Powers Only after the University a vice Rector vice president Miguel a. Planting re phia who had expressed fear that a Coldwater nomination might Cost the republicans congressional seats in the november election said the development showed the gop is a Strong enough and tolerant enough a to afford Competition at the san Francisco convention. Continued on Page 3, column 3 crashed through a two bedroom Home that Only the Day before Hada been vacated by a family of five. I continued on Page 3, column 7 special sections see pact s i i and 11 for next Cek s radio and telex t is Ion programs. See pages it to 21 inclusive for a Rural and i bait i ii

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