The Weather NORTHEAST
MISSISSIPPI -
I Wednesday partly cloudy and mild ' with highs In the 70's. Wednesday
\ night mostly cloudy with scattered
li showers or thunderstorms and turn~
ing cooler. Lows 42-50. Thursday cloudy to partly cloudy with show• ers ending and cooler.
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Telehone Vlnewood._2_-2_6_1_1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T_..: upelo, Mississippi, Wednesday Morning, March 13, 1963
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Family Swept ITo Death By Swollen River
Expects Soviet To Pull Cuba ·Troops Rusk Says Presence In Cuba Not Accepted As'NormalSituation/OutlinesDangers WASHINGTON U,Pli -
Sec- sbop Russia iir0m usi,nig its Cuba
Full United ~ress International Leased Wires
Hamilton Starts Clean - Up; Barne . tt prom 1ses • Sta t e A•I d
reuary of State Dean Rusk em- b B!sed fo rces outside the i'9land.
Floods Devastate I Wide Areas In , East Ten''\essee 1
Unemployment Claims Will
,phasized Tuesday that tihe United . . . , Sta,t es e~pects tihe s oviet Union . He said the hem1sphe,r e s · goal to pulil aH its troops out of Cuba. is t he return of a free Cuba . .He His demand came during the 1 p~ed10ted that. th:, Castro re.girne week the Kremlin had set as a will soon be m complete 1solaKNOXVILLE , Tepn., March 12 dead'1ine fur its promised removal tion'·' from its neighbons. I UPI) ~Heavy rain.I?_ in the wake of "severa,J ,thousand" of its est-i- 'I1he present U. S. policy does of a line of tornadoes pushed riv· ma.ted 17,000 milit ary personnel not oa'11 for invasion of Cuba, ers out of <bheir bank\ in eastern .From the island. U. S. of.ficials Rusk sai,d, but it has given no Tennessee today, swe'!)t o.ne family aclmowledged Tuesday they were "unquaUfied commitment" against to its death and left at least 500 having ttouble determining just an invasion. J.C. WHITEHEAD, JR. f,amilies home,less. how many Rlussians actually Marion ,and Sevier Counties were were leavin,g, Repeats President's Remal'ks dedared disaster areas ait the reBy 11he secretary repeated Presi• As if in warning, Rusk made it quest of Gov. Frank Clement. The clear in a speech before the Na- dent Kennedy's recent warning U.S. Agriculture Department sent tiona,l Advertising Council the that any effort to reintroduce offenfood to SeviervH!e where flood waUnited states would not accept sive weapons into Cuba would ABERDE·E N (Special) _ A huge ters climbed over the tops of parkas a "nor,ma,J situation'' any per- mak,e last October's crisis seem clean-up operation got underway ing meters. manent Soviet miJitary foroe on "relatively trival." in the Hamilton community Tues• A mother amd father and their two children were swept ,to their CUJT bah. ·t d Rusk's strong rema,nks coinday': A tornado touched down in e Uni e St·ates, he said, the area Monday night, leaving bedeaths by bhe raging Sequatchie "l k fO d to th · cided with the,s e developments on t River near Jasper ~n southeast mus oo rwa,r e time Cuba; ~ind thousands of dollars in da-mage. Five or six Hamilton rewhen all Soviet miUtary units will Tennessee. A witness, Ch ,airle s \ Chamlber,s, told highway patrolmen beddoudt of cl,ubaf." u.h s. policy, he -Vic•e President Lyndon B. sidents were slightly injured, but . a e , ,, ,e a ·, s o~ t e "continued Johnson oaHed in a .speeoh for there were no fatalities. The Red he watched the fami,Jy's home "break up" ,a nd saw the victims ouitflow of SoVIet troops from an end to "i<rresponsible partisanCross declared the community a J pulled beneath the water ._ Cuba. · discussions · disaster area. 'I'h . sh'IP " m of Cuba that George Dixon, 50, his wife, Mar1 e secre 11a,r y wa,r ned ag,avn threatens to paraJ,yze administraAbout 75 homes and other buildLou, 40, and :tJheir sons Harold, 12, Lee County's membership in the there would . . . be .a " v~ry d an- tion effor,ts to solve ,t he problem. ings were damaged. Seven bus.if· Soviet troops I and Paul Michael, 8, were drown- newly organized Tombigbee Rive·r gerous s1tuat1on" · iness structures, including the HamDistrict a~ted aga1'nst Cub an s. The same S ena:t e GOP Leaddr Eve·r et-t M. ed. The bodies were recovered late Valley Water Management • • v ' v ilton Manufactl,ll'ing Company garthis afternoon. . was made of.ficJ.~! Tuesday by .the would apply t.o any interference Dirksen gav·e fellow Re,pubHcans ment plant were wrecked and eight Coroner Herman HaLl said the board of supe'.v1sors. In a?d1t1on, with U. S. aerial surveiUance of a progress report O!Il his Bay of SURVEY DAMAGE G R B tt (1 ft) d R b t L C k M' homes were demolished. overnor oss arne e an o er . roo ' IS-· Dixon home was "just g,o ne-wash- t:he lboa:rd. appomted J.C. Whrtehead Cuba, or any ag,g ression laul10hed Pigs inquiry, Dirksen declined to' ed away arrd gone." Jr., president of The :Bank of Tu- from Cuha against ,a hemisp;her!c disclose w'hat new info.l"m•a'i'o· hi's sissippi Civil Defense Director, survey damage inflicted upon Hamilton ManufacG<Jvernor Ross Barnett visited Last niO'ht 17-y,ear.old Jerry pelo, to a four-year term on the neighbor he said staff . . h d t d " n b t turing Company Monday night. A tornado brought a halt to production at the Hamilton Tuesday afternoon, and " ,_ d' . , b d . , . .· . ·. , mqu1ry a urne up, u ft., 'de· ts of any help 1~rom Coakley was k1Hed w.b:en a tornado 1stnct s oar of directors. Rusk said ,th,e hemisphere's b 'd th Ill' . R plant, and state officials h ave arranged to speed up payment of unemployment assurcu resi n · hi,t ·the farmhouse in which he was Suprevisors adopted a resolution armed forces including those of one bT,em er dsai t"" e th mois ecompensation to workers. the state that might be required. sleeping at ParrottsviHe i,n moqn• affiliating the county w~th the new the United States .a-re ready to Apu ~ca,n i;. ica -"." 1 edere . wethre The governor made a speech in tainous cock,e County. Torna:ddes district Tuesday when the three' . mer~can .,_h' i,ersthmvof v alin de Booneville, and stopped by the e our ,r ea y storm-devastated community en• · d ll d b mvas1,on ·v an raked at least five Ten..essee com- wee k prot est . per10 a owe Y rdentified a,s krUed. munities Monday and Monday \aw passed with no challenges beroute back to the state capitol. -Rep. Claude P epper, D-Fla., Barnett said, "I want the people night. mg filed . The rains began a1'ter midnight Lee count and five other 'Nor.thr • uriged the President in a joint of this community to know that Monday. By mid-afternoon Tuesday east Mississippi counties announcresolution introduced in the House I shall cooperate in every way about six iJllches of rain had fallen ed intentions of joining. the district to caH on the Organization of ' I ' .I I to help speed up the program on in ,t he Chattanooga area and mor,e last month, thus assurmg that the American States and the Untied the unemployment compensation than five inc'lle,s at Knoxvme. Mon- district would be formed. Other Nations to join in a demand that By United ress International A massive stor,m system pum· Jor the employes of Hamilton Man• day night, tornadoes dpped , into counties include _Lo~des, It awaman Soviet troo,p s leave Cuba. Devastati>ng floods he·r ded 20,- melled the nat,ion from the Paufacturing Company." £m oommun~ties in nri~dle and ba, Pontotoc, T1shommgo and Al000 persons from their homes in d iic Northwest to New England · , The gar,ment plant was the hard• eastern Tennessee and did heavy corn. -'I1he Maritime Adminis,tra,tion Fiiv,e A,ppalachian Mountain states ,a nd Lashed the South1and witih a est hit building in the area, with named seven more sh i P s Tuesday ..jlnd a March blizzard one-two assault of tornadk wcinds y I W h the roof being completely blown d:amage. :r~e district will direct a m1_1J.tinow barred from ca-rry1ng U. s. :dumped root-deep snows and high- and house-busting floods. off and wind and storm damage The '])e,nnessee .V•alley Authorivy m11!1on-dollar fl<_JO<l con~rol proJe_ct bega:n a major filood' control ef- al?ng t~e Tombigbee River and its governmenL-financed oargoes be- waysblocking drifts on the Great Flood waters t rigger,e d b,y tor3 to equipment inside the structure. fort along 650 swirling muddy miles trfhut anes.. cause t hey docked a.t Cuban potts. Pilains. rential rains and meltmg snows 24 The governor said there was usof :the Tennessee River and exipect- Mr. Whitehead has long been Two were British. Tihe obhers were turned placid mountain c,reeks ually a waiting period of thres ed to hold the Tennessee's crest !ntere~ted in flood control proP olish, Yugosylav, West German, and streams into r,a g,ing toriren.ts or four weeks, before the unem,, below the 30-foot d:ilood stage at Jects IIl the area and has been J,a mes Allen (Jim) High, s Norwegian and Greek. over.night. An estimated 20,000 perBIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 12 ployment compensation can be reChat tanoorna usually the major a staunch supporter o.f the Tom'd t of H. , . , r ·, son~ i o,ooo .;~ Kent ucky alone _ UPI) -A tornado hit two small ceived. He indicated that everyb · b' b RIV'ER s If pres1 en tg.. s Insurance AgRaps Miller Statements ~ ~, h' ,trouble spot on the Tennessee. 1g. ee prOJ?O a or a num- = h . _ t . . J h M . h "led ahead of S".;,rJ,i'ng w.aters •~ soubh . oentml Alabama commu- t mg was being done to reduce . h ber of years He 15 also a· mem- ...,cy w o was a orommen C11v,ic - o JJ • Bai·1ev. c airman nf '• w·, .... ·t· L d hil ..,,h Alab the a ·t f ·t· t' b To the no11bh Jn ~entuokr, b e ber of the Board of Water Com- [eader in :rupelo for a number the Democratic National commitVrrginia, West Virginia, Kentuck,y, mies ,.o ay w e no,,v ' ama moun wai mg l'me eupper Cumbenland River Basm was . . I M' . . . y,ea,r s dted at 6·40 nm Tues- tee, criticiz_ed wb~•_ ....he . "aHed fue Tennessee aIJd Alabama. ravnfa•U produced f ,J oo ding that fore payments ,ould begin. . 1ss1ss1ppi. · m Communi.ty ' · ·Hos. · ,,_i.ita,l · · a-fte, , r. ' "reckless·, ·. : warli:-e - ''' statem~nts" >r r~~ -..1 v, · t1· of \,v ·" "rne areas' ' ' said, ' · If the Agricultural · ihit by a •·.r.1ood ores,• seven f ee t m1ss10ners o ay ' · ' Ba'rnett' P ~· At least e•ight ipe,r sons dro,wned v"Ccu .e acua on higher ,t han f he irecord 195_7 fl00 d an illness of a year. He· was 52. of Rep. William MH!er, N.Y., ,and bhe toll threatened to go The Weather Bureau said a tor- and Industrial Board dm help in Serviices will be hei!d at. 3 p.m. chairman of the Natj,ona,J R-epubh', h H _. k t f 11' g nado hit at DadevH!e at mid-after- any way to speed up any finanwhen 14 persons dirow;11~ .~n Tennessee,. ~<:ntucky, Vrr,g1ma and Wednesday in The Funer,al Oha_pel 1ioa,n Committee, who had caHed 3 000 I k ig er . earvy rams e,p a ~ · noon, damaging two houses, two cing plans, if there should be a ~est V1;gm1a. And the._Cumberliand · _ of w. E. · Pegues wdth the Rev. Monday for a bloc~ade of Cuba , n over the flpod-washed mountam ,barns and downing trees a111d pow- bond issue to have to promul• ~ aters O mbo the Ten watersheds ,a nd a Tennessee Vald' •- fi t .-1t d d , . poured luS w, . ~ , IB!amon Dogg,e'tit offi,oiating. Burial regardless of the risk .of wail', JACKSON, Miss., March 12 ley Aubhonvt· (TVA) of!fic,ial said I er 1mes, accor mg w rs repv, , s ga e, we are .rea Y an amnous ooAsseTVe. k 'd .._ will be in Glenwood Cemetery. (UPI)-!Mississippi counties have : the flood "l~oks like a bi one" : from the Sba,te Forest ry Depart· t-0 cooperate 1.~ eve.ry way: We u11ere Mr. High serv;e d two years as MeanwhHe, U. S. ofjciais S·aid rted 3 OOO less cases of in- 1 g . ment. deeply sympathize with you m all A spa ,esmll:n sai ~·y , b · e more water m some of llhe phot reconnaissam:e of Sov1 ·et repo '. d' t hat could equal m surpass a dis- . . h' this great loss We w1·11 '-e at your ., .. ohaiwman of the boaird of stewaros h'· I . . C b . l 'k I fluenza durmg. the wee~ en mg astrous 195'7 flood that claimed a,t The twrster, whlch apparen:tly it . t 11' t· " 'U .m ~ .uncontrolled tnb,utanes than m of F' t Method' ,t Oh cl!· . s ips _e avmg L! ~ _is n?t I ': Y Friday than in the preceding week. . the n,eanby 'I'idlapoosa county com- service ~ . a imes . . 1957 M·s . 'd IS ur ' was to provide the ad,mm1str,ahon wilh Dr Durward Blakey head of least 14 hves. . . munity of Dudd¥ilde minutes :later State Civil [)efense Dll'ector RobThe Tennessee River - formed past pres1 ent of 'J:Upe,O Rota,r y ~n exact headcount of troops leav- 'the State Board of He~lth's Pre- Two men were swept ~ llhe1r fo1lowed ib 24 hours dea!Jh-deal,ing ert L . Crook of Jackson echoed at KiJloxville by 1lhe confJuence of CJ.uh wa~ past oha'l;1111'an olf the mg the island this wee!{. ventable Disease Control Division, d~at~s. by swoH,e n st,r eams m west twisters olat swirled aCll'Oss the Barnett's remarks about exp.iditing ""e Ho·l ston and •"-e ,,,,..ench n~~ad . Commumty Fund Dnve her. e; s.erV1rgmia's h a rd hit McDowell of unemployment compensation f r ·•u ""' J.' • =v d 0 h bo d of h Unlike the case of Soviet wi·.i.. said 7,624 cases were reported C · · · t · · · · nor,t hern portion of the state, th g t k C k ?d -can be controlled iby TVA's elab- GENEVA _(UPI) -. The Amen- ~e. !1 ~ e . a\ HN'or.\ ~ l \lhs~ d al f ff . . il 'l).ld during the period and predicted ~>Un y, A rniko.ad worker was - e armen wor ers. roo sa1 OMte sy,stem of da~s from bhe oan ,a~d So:"1et oo-chru,rme:1.r..-of the ;shs1ppb·1 do~mcu~ Y, d oAs,dp11,at, Haosn . rtawb ~b o ~nsh1VeRm1s.s es than. the decline would continue steadily. I k,1lled when a tram o~turned a,t The wea~her Bureau removed he talked with several state ofmountaims to where 1t enter,s the 17-nation drna:rma:ment oorn.,rence '" e oa,r .,. npp,e u s · Je om ers, " e ussians is h th t t 1 a washout near Sihelbiana Ky A nonth Alabama c~unties from ~he ficials Tuesday morning, to speed 1h 21-year-old woman drown~ weather .alert, but issued a warning up their processing. Ohio River near Paiducah, Ky. TVA met Tuesday to seek w.ays of ,pita! ~ Memphis; :was Na<biona[ time are making no effu,r t to he,Jp be~o-::re~::~: ~r~;~ed 1r~~a Boy the Unit.ed States veriify numbers. influenza reached the epidemic le- her ca,r plunged throug:h a flood- for port10ns of east-central Alaba- Crook urged all employes of the thigh dams on some tributaries switching conference discussion CounC'll repres_entahve of were dosed to store up the f:Jood- from the dead1looked nuclear test- Scouts of A.menca; .serv,ed on Yo- 1 vel i'n si·x more coun,ti·es ·. Chi'c,k- weakened bridge n.ea,r Hunts,v,iHe, ma and cent ra1 southwest Georgia factory to file claims with the emn Nov,embe.r, Soviet officers un- asaw, 300 cases·, Greene, ~50·, Ail a. .,. "h 11 p.m. f or severe -•h ~ddr 1 ff' waters until the maJ·or danger is ing Issue ro mor,e rruL!Jful tQp1.·cs. oona c oun_ciI exe.·cut ive .bo a,r d ;, and ""rou.; u u.. "' - P oyment o ICe in Aberoeen as .,. ·covered missiles aJboard their r to d 'bTt of to -P ast. Charles C. :SteHe of the Uiuted had been in !Jue insurance busme,ss h' U S 1 ld , . Lafayette, 240,· Marshall, 613·, 'TaiFloods Follow Tornadoes s rms an a pQSS'J' i,,r y . r- soon as poss1ble. .. . , . T ·· s 1ps so . p a,ne.s cou p11otoadoe A · ht · H milto But scores of famvhes were fore• states ~nd Russ1,a s Se~,yon K. m ~10 smce 1933· · graph the~ easi:ly. 'I1his time Jahatchie, 580; and Yalobusha, The floods came close on the n · s. common sig m a n ed from theu- homes along the Tsara,pkm met for 90 minutes at Durmg World Wlair liI, he serv- th f ld. ' _ heels of tornadoes tha,t killed f,iv,e The flooding was held responsible Tuesday w~s roof repairing, win• 'th th US A. F · · eire are l!lO rows o so 1ers con. 700 ~,_ d I d l l . . . . , . . -~ .. d Sequatchie ruver m Marion County the Soviet villa. An .Ameracan = w1 e . . ·~r or,ce m tl d k d Dr Blakey said Coahoma Coun- persons in the south Monday. for the 1Jhj,rd wea,..uer death report- ow rep acmg an genera c ea.'n• . . . 'h 'D,_ ·i· · vemen Y 1me up on ec , an · . d · h _., df' 21 up Those fort nat h t where ,a to.m ado had ou~ ~ wide spok,esman said they d1scuss~d ,, e ru'i ippmes. . . . , U.S. photo interpreters have to ty, :,,vhich was listed as an ep1- Gusty w~nds and heavy rains e m 2~ ours. Sanu~.a Woo m, , 0 · u e enoug no h-:piplleedn· swa,bh on Monday. U.S. Highway 41 procedural matters and. would ?Ie was the son of Mrs. S.J. j guess how many mi,g ht he be•low demic county last week,. showed lashed t he i&outihLand Tuesday and of Madison County, died today when ; ro~!:~n r~i~t:i~:f ibetween Chattanooga and Nash- make some reco.mmendat10ns to H~gh of Tupelo and ~he late M:r · \decks. a further rise in cases with 1,516 twister aler.ts still fl ew in 4'3 coun- her car crashed throu,gih a fioodvr1le was closed. the o!Jh,er 15 delegaitions Wednes- High, who w.as a widely known during the week. · tries in Alabama and Georgia's beat en bridge .near Huntsv,iJ,Je. ed Monday night in this usually A fiv,e-foot slide of mud and rocks day. Tupelo businessman. H~ grandU . S. o£ficia<ls said a reliable Coahoma County has the highest1"Tornado _All,],e;y." Another c,ar plunged through the tr~quil commu~ity. . 'blocked the Southern Railway rt wa,s understood they would father, "Private" John Allen, serv- count may bake ",c onsiderable number of repor.ted cases in any ! Acting Go,v Wilson w Wyatt bridge on top of ,them rmmediatiely .e Mo~tay mght :inds had da,t raoks between Sweet.wa,t_e r and Le- a,s k tihe others to move on to a ed tin tihe U.S. Congress from this time," and wHl have t.o in.dude county this year according t o 1,asked ''"'es,id~n,t K·e nned,; •- de- .after seriously i,nju,ring her bus- mThagmg eth ectts m A erdeen, a l~o. 1 · · ' ,,. , "' - c·t f · ht t · . · · ·d . · t ' . e nor eas corner of Waker noir 1 y. A .11e1·g . nun was discuss.ion of genera,! and com- drstncl an was 1nstrumen a1 m r,e connaissa,nce of Soviet camps Blakey. clare 20 eastern Kentucky coun- band and the dnver of llhe second M f t · C , d 'I d b h' h t · S t;w, · tt' th U S F ' · h · H t h d b k · C lb 11 1 h b ' anu ac urmg ompany s new s,t.a,, e y 1,g; wa eir m wee a- ,plete disarmament and related ge mg e . . 1s a c ery ,a,n, , arrac s un u a as we ' as A tota ?f 21,179 cases ave een ties a major di,s a,s ter area. Gov~ car, Roy Uslton. dition was damaged. Plant mana aer• ter,d·~nd ~tlla te Hd1ghw~ly 68 beltw~en topics since tihe oond)erence has (Continued on Page 15) "indirect" intelligence. reported m the state thus far. W. W. Ba,r rnn of West Vil'ginia The Highway Patrol reported Bob Curry said a portio·n of gthe Ma 1sonv1 · · · - new structure failed bl k ed ,an I Te, 100 P a 1 ns ibeen sta11,ed for th · e 1ast two asked a like declaration for l!l flooding forced "at least 100 fam- roof of the wa,s oc e · weeks on the su'bject of a nuclearWest Virg,i nia counties. ilies" from ·t heir ii.omes in north allowing roof water to enter th~ test ban. The eight neutrals want In addition to the 10,000 per- Al,abama. Deoat ur had about six plant. Curry said a clean-up followto discuss the test ban fkst. sons homeles-s [n the eastern ~en- inches of ram last n ight and to- ed immediately. The Soviets ha¥e offered up to tu cky mountains, more than 4,000 day, resulting in the Tennessee Produ,ction continued Tuesday, three ins,pecbions to see that a were forced from their homes in Riv,e r• crowding its bm'iks a,n d as usual. Curry said repair on ,t est bal!l is not violated; ~ the Viir,ginia, .at J,east 3,000 in West flooding of smctl.Jer r,ivers. the roof would begin immediately . America,n s s,ti:11 insist on seven. Virginia and additional thousands \ Several highways, incl uding Ala- Tor,nadoes ripped into 'Parts of in Tennessee and Alabama. bama 20, ·a major aTtery north of six Mississippi counties Mon, day Emergency shelters were set up Decatur, were closed with several ni,g ht and early 'I'uesday leavung WASHINGTON UPI) - Repub- ' authorization, however, is expec,ted sanc~-s.trike plane seen by Vinson to help in rescue and relief work. feet of water across the roadways. behind at ie,a st two dead and 15 fn. I lican budget-cutters flexed the : to be passed Wednesday v..ith little and other congressionaI miU,tary 'llhroughout the Hoodlands . Nation- 11he tornadoes Monday knocked ju,r ed and pro~er,t·y da,ma.g e estimuscles for die first time Tues- if any rea,l fight. experts a,s the nelQt step in U.S. al Gua·r:d units were c~lled. out o,ut two of _fo~r R urat E 1le:ctrific~- mated {n t;he t housands of do1!,a,rs. t S day, delaying immediate action When the procurement bill oame manned war,p!,a:nes. to help m rescue and rehef work. t1on Association ~ubstations m A fa,ther and son were killed W'bh 1 th h lf f M h on a pay raise for the mHita,r y. up for House debate Rep, Sam" The administration is not ob· Rock sJi.de,s blocked highways and nor:th Ala,b ama, leavmg 8,000 to 13,- when a <twJster ri;p,ped through '1 1 d ·e ;s ·an ad oh ~ A House vote on a $15.8 billion uel S. Stratton, D: N. Y. , an ligated ,to spend extr,a RS70 funds, (Conti nued on Page 15) 000 customers without power, but the Sherwood communnty in Ohoc,e ·akse ' ·t~pe1~ a1 Y fillas ~ WA\SIHII!NtGTON Mar,c,h 12 (UPI) military authori?Jation biH - the armed services member, chided and Vin-son and Arends_ were lead· service wa-s res,tored to~ay · taw County south o•f ?.1'athiston --5enate Democ;atic Wlhi,p Hubert . biggest in the nation'..s history, al- Republicans for faili~g to take an ers of a fi,gh't last session to force 'Ilhe danger aT~a took m Cullma,n Monday night. The father , ~5-yearsoa, ed.~\ f~o; _ a~. e age at c~, le e ;~ m~nth' W Hum,phrey today reported SO was put off ' unt1I Wednesday economy stand on th1,s measure as ex,tra money on bhe a,dmm1straI U County, har~est hit by yester~,ay S old V. T. Kelly, a pulpwood hau[am O e " 'rowin su rt" for new cot- fol'lowing a slashing Republican well as 1Jhe pay bHI. R~ublicans tion. tornadoes with .t~o persons killE?, er, was killed dnstanbly in the a?C?r rng O ' ar ~s Civil _D:efense 'Y·a.rm:1'g Cent.er he,r e. l ' g w,i l r . ]d a 'd a,ttack on Defense Secretary Rob- ha,v,e said bhey can cut $10 to $15 "I-got-all-the aMwers McNamara 10 hurt and mrHrons of doUairs m storm. Riis son, six -yea:r-old DavI Ofifiioi~ preci~tation for the 21· · Pan. l'C wou 'P'roivi ,e pay- er.t s. McNamara. billion out of Kennedy's $98.8 bi!- is not a military strategist," said damage recorded. id, died about 3:30 a .m. at a hour period endmg at 5 p .~. Tues- m~~ d1:rect ~ . co~ton growers: ~e Rep. Leslie C. Arends, R-Ill ., as- lion budget. Arends, _who cha!,ge~ <bhe d_ef.e~se Sta:te Adjutant Gener:31 Alfired Jackson hosni tal day w,as 1.07 mches, .spam srud. \Sal~ it was discuss,e.? at todays sistant GOP House leader, led the Rep. Charles A. Ha•Heck, R-Lnd. , chief w1,t h s·ubstitutmg "c1v~han Harrison orde,r ed the 1169th ~gi- Kelly's wife, Bessie Dean, and Ad~ed to ~he 4.41 _ 1rches w~~e H<;>US€ 1~adgship .~~~~erJncf!: at,ta,ok. He described the secretary House GO!' Leader I s,aid .att empt- . j_udgement in matters stnct:y STE11N,EHACH, Germany (UPI) nee'f Headquarte•rs. of bhe National their 18-months-old daughter, Pawh1clh ~he city was de ·?.ged Mon . e Mmn~so ~ em?c:ra is ra as "I-got-all-the-answers McNama ed outs m this field will come mtlrta:ry." , -T,he Bavarian sta,t e government Guard_ at Hurntsville on standby trida , were injured when the twisday :bhis makes. 4.~1 mohes for mg t~ ;~sla:on 1t~ S~n. Her- ra" a,nd criiticized him for op later - when an appropriation biH As a result, said .M ends, "our .announced Tuesda'Y former F,r ench alert m _the .event guardsmen are tw ri,p ped the build}ng f rom art.he .·bwo da,y~,. b1:ng,mg t!he cum1;1- man . · d a ma ·ge ~-Ila . .: th posing additional funds for the is taken up to firnlITT!ce the plane , whole concept of a ba,Janced and P,r emier Geor"es Bida,u lt wi:1! ask i needed m disaster areas. ound them. Iai!Jrve prec1p]tab0n so far t!his ..!1:e ito1· new,smei:1 o ~mhg be,e RS70 warp1ane. _ missile and ship purohases that flexible military defense is en l for te po·r aryb as lu . B ·a (Continued on Page 15) The · latest funnel was reported month to 7.40 mches, or 40 hun- vv,irite House meetmg •uat :e · · The record mHita·ry authoriza would be mer·ely authorized by dangered ." ' ,r.n , · · . y m m a,v,a ri, ' h bl . f.t 7-30 Ti. d dredth Olf an in_ch more than the li,eves the .t.g_r, iculture Department tion biU contains $497 7 mi:!,l ion Tuesda·y 's measure The Republican leader referred but Bidault sai d he would "have or,Ney ,~" ecr . t _a.mth. 1est1ayl ,._ th t' lih _, ih " .,. I' h"' ... . . . . . to thi,nk about it " I 111 ' Wwn oun y m e cen ra av,eriage ,vr e en ffe mon w d as seen 1g_. ·• on me to WJS- more than the administration reSpeedy committee approval had specirica,Hy ro the R:S70 proJect "Th B : u Jod f t ·l).l1e ·th · ·· t · · · ,_ 'nn > "'r,t·1011 of the st ate. Sh er,.., ey 1M ' areh . om o ry1ng · e compensa ry quested - part of it for two more been predicted for 1Jhe military as an example. · e ava,r ,an m ·e nor mmis,;c:r i F J hn to ·d th to d 1 Hig,h temperabu:re Tues,d ay was ·payment approach to help small nuclea•r ,a ttack submarines and pay raise prior to Tuesday's arm"It is the decision 'Of Secretary told me his coodibions under wihich I 00 to. h od ds n sab t, ec rnh,atto • . ,,e ,. would g,r,ant pol"' e ween one , uc BO degrees, c.-,. ..,va~n sa1'd , w1'th · a. ,growers. 'Ilh·e pay,ment·s wou,Id be $363.7 miHion for two more RS70 ed services session. It had been McNamara not of the Joml 1.,1ca1 asy•,,,u,m,,, / d eD own t · th a ta U U anrd ~~a ur, mowng. ~~ e~s tfow of 60 ,and a fi p.m. reading linked with .a pr,ioe support inoen- planes which McNamara opposes approved by a subcommittee none Chiefs of Staff that the produr.:: Bidau:l t told newsmen. ' I will , o£ 77. Unof<fic>ial rnidni~ht tempera- tive, he said, .and would result in ,a s a wa,s te of money of whose four GOP membe~s op- tion of bombers' stop that we pro; have _to think about it. 11he di,s0· · t er~ ~~\ nod l'll-J~nesl uU-f 0 ,tu,r,e downtown was 58 degrees. "lower price supports in terms of Republicans held u~ expeded posed it. ceed no further wi,t h' bhe RS70 de· cussions wi<ll be continued ." kBERDEEN (Special) - The ',:~e w~bs e•r ·e ' d. e, ·mtb· !11d.,ang e ,<:?~ • • d ili . ter l d Id k otto . . h . d h , T b. b . b . "'ees, arns .a n ou m J.[J,gs. ~.,at1d~" sat. d e etsw,airtomng. oe~ orop oans ,at~, . w~~ ma: e c n qmck. e.ndorsen:1e,n't ~- the $1.5hb~lHowever, not only - ,ad the m- velopment prog,r am, an tdaft we The l,e ader of a movement to \ Tomd1g ee R~ver. egan tocnse Monday night's ,t ornadoes were 4'5 m11es more compe 1, ,ve. recor, = wm gu hon mcrease m mihtaTy pay in creases been boosted over those a,c,coridui.g,l y pl,a ce au11 om e ense topple F'flench Pr esident Ciharles i ues ay mornmg m Monroe oun- . . t d · Att i C ill Web per hour here, a1though no funn~I Humphrey said the '!)lan would bhe House Armed Services Com· creases been bos,ted over bhose eg.gs in -the m~ssile basket," Ar: de Gaulle m ade the sbtement l ty. Indications were the r iver would retp.or l\eK m adi,a,Charr t o ' ' Co • ...!ht d 't · t ·"f t d . 1111· b'll 1 . h , 'd , I . b fl d t l t . s er . • onroe an oc, a,w . olouds were s16, . ·e . perm1 a cu on paymen s, an mittee. 1s 1 a so contams r·e commend·ed by ,t e Kennedy ad- ends sai . after the state 0O'oviernment a,n. _nse a, ove oo s age, a er 111 t'.1 ' 11 • 0rthe M' · · 1,unHe pointed out bhat ,a ll toma- elimina:tion of eXIJ)Ort subsidies and more money than Presrdent Ken- miinistration, but afao the effective McNamara had testirfied before nounced ~n Munioh he had decided [ the week. I ~h a f' t~ te, rnh' t d:ISSlJ:'f • . 1 1 1 , d1 does whid1 oc,oui'ved Monday nig,ht much of present w.arehou,smg costs. nedy ,r equested. date had been moved forward, for- Vinson's group the missi.lie ad,, t 0 k f0 t . . The Mobile Weather Bureau pre- , he w~, ; ' bo ,t ~ e1 1 were within 30 miles of the fore- "There ha,s boon a feeling we GOP Calls Meeting the·r increasinc, its p,robable im- vancements wouM make the RS70', a~ a~ diets a crest of 37 to 3·8 feet, ~e:rt. O! Koscius O a . u . ~.m• ~ em,p~.a.ry hasy After forc ing postponement on pact on a budget for :nex,t year al- Obsolete before long. Further work l;as \~ ' rdw ~re e tlS~d ~n by 8 a .m. Thursday, F lood stage is l'llJUn~g ~:;and.hit~~· The .cast area or 'Shoebox" •• an area couldin't pass it," he sal,d. "It's my ,120 miles wide and a:bourt; 240 v,iew tJhat we ought ito t ry to pass ,t;,he pay bill, GOP leaders caHed re,a dy in the retl by $11.9 _billion . beyond the lJhree present experi- Me e \ h ~ a~ £t°'.1 rr t~n : 34 feet. se~on s T~·O O mmu _es ,a:~. 10 1 miles long - a trilbute to the ae- ,i t. Lt would save the government ,a Republican policy committee Kennedy has repeatedly said he mental models would not be Bum . wid a, doh IC}a s on le i At 6 a.m. Tuesday , weather man :1l les southeast of Vaiden, mJur• curacy of Weathe r Bureau severe money and hel,p t.he small meeting for Wednesday to discuss does not want the extr,a money for worth bhe cost of an estimated J . .avan an .. ~ma1;1 e cea,se P? · Ed Ridings said. the river stood mg _two persons and damagfag weaitllleir forecast.a. producer." ways to trim it. The procurement the RS70 a supersonic l'e,conuais- $10 billion he liiaid ibcal actmties !f granted permis- ~t 22.55 . feet. Eight hours later, thriee horn.e s. · . ' ' &on to remam m West Ger,~ . 1t had r1sen ,t.o 25.35 feeL (Continued Q1J I!,a.g, U>., ,
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