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Associated Press (AP) ABILENE, TEXAS, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21 1958 TWENTY PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS
Nation S Defense Many Britons U C Can A onthate
Better Ike <.. Demanding •.. an Anninlate
PEELCI, IRC Pays Summit Meet • •
CHIA60 Jan 20 A Presi-speech kicked off the party’s cam- , • n
dent Eisenhower, opening a new paign to win control of the legis-LONDON, Jan. 20 P — Prime 06 66
Republican drive tor control of lative branch from the Democrats. Minister Macmillan’s Conserva s l s a
Congress, said tonight America’s “Our first objective — security tive government faces renewedA ME
security in this dawning space era and a just peace — is not a par demands for a prompt summit-™
is markedly stronger than when tisan or political matter." Eisen- - — 4. "-— --------
• he took ollice five years ago hower told the party faithful who
At the same, time, the President gave him a- rousing ov at ion at the
told about 5,000 cheering diners start and finish of his speech in
at a $100-a-plate GOP rally — and Donovan Hall at the International
77th YEAR, NO. 217
meeting of the Western powers
a nationwide television-radio audi Ampitheatre The og easior
with the Soviet Union
Pressure for such a meeting is
expected to develop soon after
Parliament reconvenes tomorrow
after its Christmas recess. Al-
ence — there must be no political marked the fifth anniversary- of
ha.*s[e over the status of this his first term inauguration.
ready cries for summit talks are
echoing in a wide segment of the
PRICE DAILY 5c, SUNDAY 10c
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country’s defense and its struggle 40,00% Mier British press, amono opposition (-
for a just peace. - The President’s address from Laborites and more quietly erer ,
Some Democrats, and some the flag-draped hall was carried amons some Conservatives
members of Eisenhower’s own by NBC T\ and radio to more A belief has developed in Labor —
party, hase sharply criticized the than 40 GOP fund-raising dinners ranks that the West can accept
administration’s defense program around the country. An estimated the Soviet proposal- for a meet:
in this congressional election year. 40,000 attended the allairs. ing of the leaders of the great
Departing from his prepared “Americans must never and will powers and even beat the Krem- a
text. Eisenhower remarked he never let the issue of security and lin at the propaganda same if the M
Russians want to play that way.
Those who take this view be-
lieve the West loses ground in the
propaganda battle by standing pat
and insisting on conditions before a
agreeing to summit talks. s
wanted to say to all America peace become a pawn in anyone’s
"Don’t pay any attention to the political chess game," the Pres-
pessimists —' those people who, ident asserted
for reasons of their own, contend
that ‘America is fearful—America
is weak’.
* * Let’s throw back our shoul-
Mrs. Eisenhower—smiling radi-
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ders and stand proudly and
erectly
"Lets thrust out our chins and
say America is strong and will
AT LITTLE ROCK
After Sustaining
Surprise Attack
By WILLIAM ARBOGAST
WASHINGTON, Jan 20 AP) — Military experts
have told Congress the United States could sustain an
initial surprise attack by the Soviet Union and still re-
cover sufficiently to annihilate the U.S.S.R.
The experts believe this country is ahead of the
Soviet Union in the over-all missile field and can come
pretty close to sending a rocket to the moon by the end
of 1958 it Congress is willing to put up enough money.
These and other views were gn —-
en to the House Appropriations 1 *
Committee last, week durin g ia
closed door hearings on the ad- LilLU JIIUW
i ministration’s ‘i - billion - dollar
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Dynamite Found
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grow ever stronger as long as
their is any danger of aback upon
us or our Allies. .
America has never been, afraid
to sacrifice for the common good
"America does not want war-
it wants only peace, — just and
secure and lasting peace
Our country wants all people to LA stick of dynamite, uncapped pears that this is a part of a
attain a better world for them- and unfused, was found in an em-campaign to try to force us to
selves and for their children, pty locker at integrated Central close the school This is an opinion
Americ as heart, her strength and High School .today Supt. Virgil on which the police, FBI and mili-
her faith are dedicated to this Blossom called it a weapon of ter-tary agree
single overriding objective. ror “to force us to close the "We further feel that no one in Photo)
Hatchet Men school". ' this community would actually - -----------—’-----
Even as Eisenhower was, call dudant lanicely harm carry out anything of this sort DAICEC GuEeiAnc
ing for removal of security and . The dynamite, relatively harm-that would result in harm to the RAISES QUES I IONS
peace from politics, his chief less in its unfused, uncapped children
aide, and Vice President Nixon state, was found after a 90-minute -Every precaution is being tak.
were hitting tonight at GOP rai- search bri cite police and federal- en or the safety or the children
lies, at Democratic attacks And ized National Guardsmen. - An ..... . ........— -------
from the Eisenhower chief assist- anony modus telephone call to alo-
am. Shewman Adams, came word cal radio station manager, Ray
the Republicans stand ready to do Bartlett started the search
battle with the Democrats on de- Bartlett said the caller told him
fense security. ‘ there were two sticks of dynamite
The President, interrupted by planted in the basement ot the insure the safety of students,
applause 16 times during his 15-2. studen school in a lo er Blossom told reporters he could
nimnute address, pledeed his ad No secone stic was ourc not reveal the measures but did
ministration will keep the nations The discovery of the dynamite say no increase in the number of
defenses strong in dealing with the climaxed a hectic first day of the troops was anticipated.
Russian threat new semester that was filled with Central High now is guarded on
We called, as he did in sub- rumors and tension Farlier in the school days by federalized
stance in his recent State <4 the morning a Negro student - one Guardsmen of the Arkansas Na
1 mon message for effective Tod. of the nine whose integration into tional Guard. Without comment,
ernization o The 1 § defense set central Iish touched off the Lit- the military resumed its outside
the Rock crisis — was knocked patrols this morning. They had
. . down by a white boy Both were been discontinued about in days
Departing again from his text, sent to the principal's office, ago
Eisenhower, assured the nation Blossom said an investigation of Blossom said there was no in-
that in that modernization he in- the incident is pending dication any additional Negroes
tends to participate personally un- The dynamite search was car- would enroll for the second semes
til the j > is one. ried out while some students were ter. That, too, was rumored at
Eisenhower also called for elec attending classes and others were the school this morning."
tion to Congress in November of lunching in the basement cafe- -----------,
a GOP team of all stars His teria, just a few yards from where D ••
h Til acting police Chief Eugene Alleged Beafind
nil hi Iran Talks Smith said he believed the dyna-9V“ -9
nvpuuiiian lain) mite was put there not to blow
up anything but to create hyste-
Please Rayburn ria."
WASHINGTON. Jan 20 P—The
more the Republicans talk "the
better I like it." House Speaker
Sam Rayburn of Texas said today
Rayburn referred to the GOP
political rally in Chicago tonight
“It’s going to lake more than a
few speeches to explain to the
American people the condition
they are in, and the condition they
got us in, and the more they speak
the better 1 like it Rayburn said
LITTLE ROCK. Ark . Jan 20 P Blossom commented
"It ap-
and at the same time carry on
their educational program."
Blossom told a news conference
he first heard of the dynamite re
port from the FBI this morning
Questioned about steps taken to
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VETERAN AND THE AMATEUR—Exemption certificates were issued Monday Senate sDemocratic leader, wa.
afternoon to an oldtimer at the polls and a newcomer The Rev Willis P Ger- Contend abancariseitaed. hint west central focal areaespeeA
hart got an overage exemption by virtu e of being 67 and having been a paying initiative from the White House to to melt under fair skies and a
customer for 44 years. Mrs Barbara Kirby (center) has just turned 21 and also
gets to vote free this year. The deputy tax, assessor-collector issuing the exemp- airpower
tions is Mrs. Jim Baugh. The Rev Ger hart, longtime rector of the Episcopal
Church of the Heavenly Rest, offered t his advice: Run the pictures of people
who don’t pay their poll tax to show wh at—worthless rascals they are." (Staff
build up 1 S. missile work and warming trend Tuesday •
In Abilene, total moisture Sun-
Account Censored day and Monday totaled 45 with
A censored account of proceed 2.75 inches of snow. the. weather
ings before the Senate Prepared station at Municipal Airport re-
ness subcommittee last Thursday ported Light rain Sunday chang-
recorded Johnson as saying at ed to sleet early Monday and later
Done point I would say the ex to snow
ecutive has as yet not proposed The high Tuesda will be about
■ V T E T * any increase We may have to ini 40 only five degrees higher than
mao o * as tiate it here." the maximum reading recorded -
s tag A e1n I The House Appropriat ions group Monday The low reading Mon-
ollW OCS DHOW dX Ed0T A made its testimony public as it day was 29. By Wednesday, the
/ " MAT • 1 V called a meeting for Tuesday to mercury is scheduled to rise to
act formally on President Er 45 after a low Tuesday night of
senhow er's request for additional 25
defense funds. Indications were; At Breckenridge Monday, one,
that the committee would ap-inch of snow covered the ground:
Taylor Countians have only prove the request without major Total precipitation was 60 of an
■ change and might even recominch.
The weather station reported no
On Water Offer Is January 31
Abilene city officials looked the of 25 million gallons a day for nine more days m which to
horse deep in the mouth Monday municipal use Abilene’s average Boll tr t in order 1 a mend more money
at a Brazos River Authority water daily consumption of water runs 1 receipts in order to vote 1 1
board meeting, and decided to go 10 to 13 million gallons a day, I
slow on any trading said A Bill' Haneman Jr., coy ' L i u fund to expedite construction of
Before agreeing to buy water water and sewer superintendent. ' 1 three atomic submarines capable
from a proposed reservoir at Nu However, that is only an average, nes TASnaiec or of firing from under water the
genu the City of Abilene would he emphasized Some days the t hsurenwias still. 100 1,500-mile range Polaris missile
insist on these guarantees city laps up only 6-7 million gal Monday, The actual count was , ... D - chairman
I The water must stay free ol Ions, while other days consump 2.832 1
“gyp" taste tion will run up around 25 million
2. The quantity said to be av all gallons bility this year is unexplained.
in the comin important election Included for the fiscal year end-added moisture in the Abi-
year EA " ing June 30, is a 2*6 million dollar lene area since noon Monday
Public apathy for voting eligi-of the 13-man subcommittee that
considered the money request
able must be as represented One day last year—the peak- Shaping up is a bitter battle said its major purpose was to
City Manager Henry B Nabers, Abilene gulped down 27 million for control of the State Demo buy valuable time, in the areas
Mayor Jesse Winters and City gallons, cratic Party where time is essential and where
Commission members met at The Nugent site has been offered Texans will elect a I s Sena- it can be saved through imimedi
the board as a rival to the planned Hub for a governor and in many oth alc Tuning
rr important state offices
Here at home, 0 Tay lor i ounty
offices are toi be tilled at the
polls City and sc hool board mem
at The Nugent site has been offered
Mineral Wells lor the board as a rival to the planned Hub
meeting of the Brazos River bard Creek dam
I Authorit v
Of Reporter Probed
ANDREWS, Tex., Jan 20 —
Andrews County Sheriff Ray Phil-
lips said today he is investigating
an alleged beating of Radio Sta-
tion KACT newsman Ray Keelin
Phillips said Keelin made a
sworn statement saying he had
been beaten and his life threaten-
cd after he threatened to disclose
alleged irregularities in the An-
WHERE IT RAINED
ABILENE
Municipal Airport
ALBANY
ASPERMONT
BAIRD
BIG SPRING
BRADSHAW
Moisture, Snow
.33 2.73
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. 48
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Generals Dissatisfied BRECKENRIDGE
. After talking to the Abilenians Here at horne: In Taylor County The hearings brought out some RON*
The city fathers made the trip the Brazos board voted to have offices ire to be filled it the expressions of dissatisaction FT LUCA
alter the BRA reported that water its engineers make further studies n , . u , among the generals over amounts CISC 0
from the proposed reservoir would and come up with answers to1 requested by Eisenhower for the COLEMAN
cost only 5 cents per thousand Abilene's questions on quantity T 7 1,4 Air. Force and the Army for the COLORADO CmT)
gallons, and that the reservoir and quality ‘ 1 ' IT n<* I on ne remaining months of the fiscal GORI I
would prov ide 28,000 acre feet of R D. Collins general manager 9 ' 100 ′ 01 PO ‘ u year whic h ends’ next June >* II ASKE L
dependable water supply a year, ol the Brazos Authority had noti Jan 31 deadline its around he But Secretary of Defense Me KNOX CITY
The 28,00C acre feet was Irans- fied the city of the BRA report corner Elroy told the committee the to MERKEL
lated by Nabers as an average last Saturday Several civic organizations plan tal requests should take care of MORAN
. drives during the waning days of . ,1 MUNDAY
Said Nabers Monday night after January our requirements, to do the high OVALS
returning: "The telegram said ' priority things He gave top prior e
ity lo strengthening the strategic my •
Nir Command, which he saidywill TAr
he for some tune to come the real tin
deterrent power of this country Susut n
,3m The appraisal of America’s abil SITTATET
, its to successfully recov er from STTVESTER
12 TUSCOLA
13,213 See EXPERTS: Pg 10-A. Col. 3 WINTERS
20,880--------:—---—----
State Blanketed
50
20 Snow
60
53
I 30
1 30
2.00
1 00
2 30
Snow ing
1.00 1,50
40
50 75
Tight Tights,
Short Shorts
’potable’ water We need to know —————-
whether that means U S Public POLL TAX
Health standards for drinking
water— will the chloride and sul
BOX SCORE
50 1.00.
.30 1.00
.75 200
m 3.00
50 200
40
60 Snow
fide content be standard” Poll Taxe aid
"We want it in the contract Exemptions issued
that if the water ever got beyond 1957 polls exemptions
a certified point in gypsum chin- 1956 polls, exemptions
rides and salts content, that it 1952 polls exemptions
was their water- and not ours Days till deadline
that we would nt have to pay for ____________________
Phillips said. He said the alleged FLORENCE, Italy. Jan 20 VP— it any more."
Chennault Wants . -
On Ship to Moon By Rain. Snow
buy it r D"
Answers to the city’s questions NEW YORK Jan 20 P—Maj
will be worked up as soon as Gen Claire ( hennault 67 who is
possible. Nabers was told.
drews city funds
Phillips said he had no idea
w hen hr would finish his investi-
— gation Keelin’ quit his job and
left town without reporting the
alleged incident to law officers '
Embarrassing
incident took place Wednesday Italian fashion designers today un- The city manager emphasized
night. veiled summer vacation clothes “we want to be certain that the
Phillips said the chief of police showing so much of the body water is not only good to start
was fired and two Andrews city beautiful that two mannequins with, but will be good when we
councilmen quit recently, were embarrassed
---------------- Sportswear and ready to-wear
21 Gun Solute “boutique” clothes were featured We io me ny s question NEW YORK Jan ZU -Ma By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS received an inch but fall was
0. > a as Florence’s international fashion will be wor ’ up as soon as Gen Claire < hennault 67 who: Rain snow and drizzle nearly much lighter south of both points
KARACHI Pakistan * - Presi. openings started. A record crowd possible, Nabers was 1 . . suffering from lung cancer said blanked Texas Monday in the with only a trace on a ranch m
AT STIN Jan 3’ P—The gap decide hether o not the major it Sul karno ne onesia, on a of 600 buyers and fashion writers, .study had * en mad * al today he w ould r,k' to -" to the wake of a < old front w hich raced mile south of Alpine 1 12 inch
between Texas Demikratic partuk of the prople wil. control the tout drum surpo an for his after a weekend of openings in therenurol of the Abilene Sity moon in the first spaceship that 0.....Ner tune Gall a Mexico now melfed rapidly at Fort
factions widened again. today, Texas Democratic party and its TAN panes with e it an Pome, came here to see the fat- Tr commissioners informed the 1 ■ er i it i t H Nearly live inc hr of snow tell Stockton 1 2-hour rain was fol-
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of the state Democratic Executive group known as the DOT —--------------------------gay colors Designers said they water, if the no conditions named dontick T man WitY which lasted was on the Plains The show in the Big Bend area
AD were more interested in colors are met sienCE i ,and Panhandle However flakes followed rain wind and dust Sun-
this season than in cuts But the a'" "I was ‘ drifted down as far east as Dallas day night It fell where snow from
line. still were spectacular Wh W .__year son . in North Central Texas and as a previous storm still clung high
short shorts and tight tight WoCO busineSSman------far south as San Angele:in the mountains
I Designer Baldini had diffie i _ WE ATUED Highw ay s wer < € pen but maz. Rain was reported ail the war
moment when two manne......' WCAIDEK arstou and ., freeze pregic ted from Alpine to McCamey and Pe-
came out wearing beach jacket Lieu DIVA nedo -------------------------over all of northern Texa t wa co
boasting* the original handblocked , * DFTANNTM MI IP*WF K ' exper te d to add to the danger. The wet snow . haded by ranch-
prints lor which he is famed The MINERAL WELLS. Jan 20 P— chuim ***:, E Afterncen-highs ranged from 68 ers. was the third of the winter,
two were supposed to take off J H Kultgen, Wace businessman, Tuethlay*** * YueEaS degrees at Beaumont to 27 at unusual in the Big Bend country
their jackets to give the audience was elected president of the Bra "TT* ***** 5 WEST TEXAS Amarillo other snowfall reports included
a look at matching bathing suits zos. River Authority today uu “22, idrenitm ananett Precipitation for the 24 hours Vega 2′2 inches. Abilene, Ama.
But both girls balked. Their em Kultgen succeeds Herbert s a........Tuesday ending at 6 p.m Monday include rillo and Dalhart I. and less than
Mr. Jimmy Curtis of 909 Cedar plovers insisted. The fashion buy Hilburn editor and copublisher of ** C.......ne nd ed Lufkin 1.15 inches Houston th inch at Midland, Odessa and
number of calls received They one model quickly opened her been president of the authority ************2104 Noun junction and contestation 19.5 Temperature lows early Mon-
rolled dov, night ond Sundays jacket to reveal the briefest ol since 1953 TEMPERATURES. Junction and - , ' i. , iempr ic 1 Can in
I always get wonderful results." bikinis Then she quickly pulled J Howard Fox of Hearne wa ^ - Men "′ Mineral Wells 37. Sherman 30, day ranged from 14 degrees at
Mr Curtis’s od ron under Autos the jacket around her and rushed re-elected vice president and J V
n of the platform, followed by the Hammett of Lampasas was re
motor."Esoauen Ca OR‛7 other mannequin elected secretary ..
-‘^-r . ___- _____Another Baldini sensation was New directors' named are
To sell, buy, rent, trade, etc use beach overalls, cut tight to reveal Charles G. Lee of Mineral Wells
a fast-action low-cost Want Ad
Demo Factions
Further Apart
Committee ---... The DOT - proposed code of WILLIE THE WANT
Democratic national cominins Fires on convention procedure
• woman of Texas Mrs R D Man will be presented at Nd SDK .
dolph of Houston said "ot Dan meeting. Mrs Randolph said
iel could never have been elected , ,
without the help of the Republic , Demand for a code of ethics
i ′ has grown out of many years of
cans, 1 often arbitrary and high -hander I
would SnO ImTetlaTE comment floor and committer procedures
I’m not surprisedt. see that at Democr ons on pre- ________
Go. Daniel is afraid the Demo cinet county and state levels CARS WANTED
U * 1 j the Both liberal and conservative far
crats will capture control of the hate hared the
Democratic party of Texas." Mrs have shared
• n a a statement gaveling in disputes over seats
Randainieet inat without Repub- and similar arguments during con.
lican help in Democratic pri- ventions,
maries and conventions, Daniel The attitude of his ‘Daniel’s)
could never have become gover-State Democratic Executive Com
nor of Texas " mittee tow ard adopt ion of the pro-
Mr. Randolph’s statement posed code of ethics for Demo
came a week after the governor cratic party procedures at this
spoke up in the feud between his coming Feb I meeting should
controlled State Democratic Ex-demonstrate conclusively whether
ecutive Committee and Mrs Ran-or not my somewhat caustic sus.
dolph’s liberal DOT - Democrats picions of Gov. Daniel are well
of Texas founded," Mrs. Randolph said.
By Reporter-News
want ad readers
THE WEATHER
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Daniel last week urged voters She also urged voters to pay
to pay their poll tax and said: their pod taxes before the Jan 31
qualified voters this year will deadline.
DIAL OR 2-7841
for friendly Want Ad Taker
ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
WANT ADS
a sharpely body and a daring ex- Alfred f. Brooks Jr of Beeville
I posure of back and shoulders and Robert Marshall of Hillsboro
Avagoif, a Milan designer, star The BRA approved a deal with ,.
tled the audience with outfits of Waco whereby it would serve as ‘S
Mark jersey tights, topped with a supporting agent for a dam near 1
bulky hooded sweaters, Waco.
31 12:00
High and low temperatures for 24 hours
to • 10 n.m 35 and 29 degrees
High and low temperatures same date
st year 67 and 44 degrees
Sunset last night 6 01 sunrise today
19 sunset tonight 6 02
Barometer reading at 9 30 p m 28.10
Relative humidity at 9/30 p m.: 67 per
rent
Io
Big Spring 03, Del Rio .19. Abi-Dalhart to 62 degrees at Browns
lene 24. Alpine 01 Austin 30, ville. Rainfall ranged from less
Beaumont 86 Dallas 47. Fort than half an inch up to 2.25 at
Worth 32 El Paso .15. Galveston Kilgore Other reports Texar-
VI. Midland 06, San Angelo .26, kana 1.69, Waco and Tyler 1.16
San Antonio 13, Victoria .03, and Houston 1.05.
Waco 42, Wichita Falls .20 and Small craft warnings were up
Llano 30.
from Corpus Christi to Florida for
Nearly five inches of snow fell winds shifting to northerly 20 to
at Alpine and on a ranch 10 miles 30 miles per hour on the Texas
north of there overnight. Marfa and west Louisiana coasts.
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