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Racine Journal Times Sunday Bulletin (Newspaper) - March 20, 1960, Racine, Wisconsin
Racine sunday Sci i fun March 20, 1000 Sec. I. Fate 2 Russia puts . On spot in nuclear test ban plan r by John m. Hightower i voluntary test suspension since Washington apr Russia caught the United a cd Quot Bei 1958 Quot a of Quot be pert in the defense department and priest operates Halfway House for newly released convicts f. Nerg Corn in i is Ion states in a vulnerable spot today with its split level bid .\t0mic to ban nuclear weapons testing without an adequate polio have gone ahead with plans ing system. For weapons development. One result is Likely to be a new behind the scenes Pentagon and Al c author St niggle within the Eisenhower administration Over ties claim Liat testing is now a i i ii. Needed and the need will be whether the i states will need to resume weapons com f urge a next fal a zen three Fields warheads for anti missile missiles warheads for the projected intercontinental minutemen and Small tactical p �1 v r weapons for ground Force use. Continued from Page i testing within a year As military and atomic Energy com Mission officials Are known to believe. World opinion the state department believes the i . Would a High Price in loss of favourable world opinion to Start Able International inspection up testing so Long As Hope system were very pleased. Thev mama Elf tit Fafty for an Hast w est prohibition that the rigidity of Rui c Ilcus us russian to Long insistence on a agreement is alive. Hit _ treaty Banning All tests of any a g ii � another result probably kind been abandoned they Arp Cipfl 111 i la Yip w be to re it Pun an old Dis considered this a hopeful sign 1 i we Iii Iii Liaw Pule Between the la s. And 2 however officials rioted Britain Over substantially the that the practical result of the la Alif in ail Alif same of proposition which soviet proposal would be the a i 111 11 j i us the soviet i Nion introduced Sanie As what the russians saturday in the Geneva con have been demanding All along Ference on nuclear weapons if accepted the result would testing. Be a Complete ban on nuclear the firms on the a act boy what Russia done is to weapons testing even though Cott St. Accept with a condition presi it was composed of two agree a threatened lunch counter Dent Eisenhower to feb. La pro merits instead of one. Protest at Tallahassee ha., postal for a treaty ban Only on 7 in on a official comment was postponed by negro min those nuclear test explosions from the state department was infers until after gov Leroy which can be detected. Russia that the new soviet proposal Collins Speaks on the state to added the condition that other a twill have to be studied Verv tense racial situation sunday tests also would be banned not ?� night. Collins said he was Tak by the proposed treaty hut at counter proposal in the exceptional step of a More informal level by a. Arranging for a state wide live separate Accord among the sir to 1s caul us Public broadcast Hookup. To speak three Powers the ., Britain Aultum a indications were that Cir restly a Man to Man and and the soviet Union. Russians plan As it stands Pieart to heart a with the contradictory reactions vb1 he r in cacti but some kind people 0f ?� student the now site a counter proposal will have a demonstrators Are serving 60-the new soviet move in to he made. This entails a i a a Iasi sentences at Tallahass Spires contradictory reactions thorough study of . Policy Soe after a protest that nearly Bere on favourable the other on nuclear weapons testing in j to a riot unfavourable both inside the government and a u i. . Officials who adv in consultation with the British. C n Date lest ban a la a work i b also Means that in the Nero peonage of the next week or to Days presi new a desegregated a of standup map wire photo two sex convicts looked at a painting of Dismas the Good thief who died on a Cross next to Jesus. Con Dent Eisenhower will be fronted with a difficult important decision. When Eisenhower made his proposal feb. 11 he said the United states was willing to i bar All tests which could be lunch counter at the f. W. And Woolworth store in Suffolk va., declined sharply one Day after the counter reopened without seats for customers. The counter was jammed with negro patrons Friday covered in an enforceable Ien its reopening signalled agreement. Under this Rule he n and it inc Quot to picketing of eliminated from the proposed10 Woolworth store ban underground explosions former president Harry below the level of 19,000 tons Truman said in an news con of int. Ference at Louisville ky., that the United states announced a oif anybody came to my store on wednesday that it is pre and tried to Stop business. In to paring for an underground no throw him he made the Clear test in new Mexico. No statement when asked his Date was announced hut it re opinion of the sit Downs by Portelly is planned for Early negroes at segregated lunch next year. Counters in the South. Conflict in focus the negro should a behave it is Here that the conflict himself and be a Good citizens within the government comes while pushing for integration. Into focus. Throughout the he said. Robbery can be quite a drag Angeles a i Pic police say they captured a Holdup suspect because his bag of loot was so heavy it scraped a Trail in a Concrete sidewalk a from the scene of his place of employment a Block away. William a. Hall 33, was arrested on robbery charges As he calmly washed his hands at an embossing firm. Officers said a mailbag containing $25,000 in Cash and checks Lay on the floor near him. He was tracked by a Trail left in the walk by Metal brads on the bag. Map wire photo Rev. Charles d. Clark 12 die in bus plunge Bogota. Colombia a Ltd it a a bus plunged off a Mountain St. Louis a <.4>> a the Rev. Charles d. Clark glances around the old school building and remarks a a you can see More Crooks Here in to minutes than you can in a Mon h on ?� the old school is Dismas House a maven operated by father Clark for burglars stick men murderers and other felons recently released from prison. Named for Good thief Dismas House named for the Good thief who died on a Cross next to Jesus is possibly the Only place of its kind in the United states a a Halfway House Between prison and the outside world. In it paroled convicts get meals a bed recreation a change of clothing and. More than Likely a new lease on life. Father Clark a 57-year-old Jesuit devoted himself to helping criminals for the past 23 years. He rather enjoys i is informal title the Quot Hood him ?� since october. Dismas House turned out hundreds of rehabilitated criminals. They have jobs and Homes and arc on the Way to becoming useful members of society. Some slip Back before Dismas House father Clark helped countless other convicts. Some slipped Back to the guns and Blackjack Quot i done to kid ?� says i Ather Clark. Quot i play the percentages. But you can almost sense it if a Man really wants to go ?� before the men Are paroled in his custody they Are care fully screened at the prison. T Hen father Clark takes a Long look at them himself. He will not accept rapists homosexuals or narcotics addicts the idea of Dismas House started working in father Clarks to mind 23 years ago when judge David Fitzgibbons inched him to attend some ses sighs of the court of criminal correction. Was shocked a of was shocked by what i saw a he recalls. Quot men with no Hope in life. No Home fam ily friends. Men who returned the idea of a Halfway House grew in his mind. One Day last year father Clark walked into the office of his lawyer Friend. Morris Shon scr an orthodox jew and onetime Benefactor. The lawyer looked at the priest and reached for his Wallet. A ook father How much this time a he asked. A forty thousand ought to do a answered father Clark. Shenker put Down $2,000, signed a note for the remainder and soon an 87-year-old abandoned school located in a grim Section of downtown St. Louis became Dismas House. The old school rooms Walls brightly painted and floors huffed to a shiny finish have been converted into dormitories. The Kitchen and dining rooms Are in the basement. There is a Chapel on the third floor but says father Clark a oif they want to Pray of. Of not that Tsok. ?� getting Catholic converts is not the aim of Dismas House. About 30 men currently Are residents of Dismas House. It can handle 60. A released con usually stays about two weeks. Says father Clark a owe make this place As clean and neat As possible so the men can gain some measure of self respect. But we done to want to make it too Plush. A Man to have some incentive to ?� one thing the residents hate to leave behind is the food. Hie sex convict Cook is a former chef at one of St. Louis to fanciest hotels. Unmitigated Oakland ?"mrs. Abroad near fus Amasuga South Thony j. Kash jr., said her Hus to crime because they could no to East of Bogota saturday hand thought it was All right to see any other Way to ?t twelve of 35 persons a Hoard or of his shoes at first he visited prisons were killed and 11 injured. First. But she disagreed. So throughout the country trying did the judge. He granted her a to bring some Small Comfort to sixth at Villa Nasser returns Cairo a a president divorce Nasser returned saturday night from a 35-Day visit to the syrian Region of the United Arab Republic. The inmates. During his travels hotel Racine Quot be a Well dressed Man in Wolf clothes Quot plaids by Shiho open Mon and Fri. Evenings til 9 . They re top fashion for sitting with Quot men in the know Quot the most gentlemanly suit you the seen in years a something a Little bit different without being Way out it provides an air of distinction and a sense of relaxed Comfort that makes you feel Good inside and out. 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