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Marines Landing
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CHICAGO (AP)—Marines from Isponsibility for the Invasion He
Okinawa have started landing at landed from Okinawa on Dec 16
a suburban Park Forest home And !after 16 months service for a
the situation appears definitely out leave Ile telephoned his mother
of hand and told her he had invited 32
The first contingent of five of his buddies to her house "after
Marines arrived Wednesday at Christmas" Fifteen he added
41‘ Inhn P anc tnre4 hnivin 'Ainro hesitantly had accepted the bid
The first contingent of five
Marines arrived Wednesday at
the John G Ransford home More
are on the way Before the old
year dies the five-bedroom Bans-
ford home may he housing more
than a dozen Marines
Donald (Butch) Ransford 22 a
Marine corporal takes full re
Japanese Begin
Mass Migration
Back to Homes
TOKYO (AP)—More than 25
million Japanese are streaming
home for New Year's in Asia's
happiest mass migration
Prosperity time off and year-
end bonuses estimated at more
than a billion dollars are enabling
more wage earners than ever be-
fore to join their families for the
holiday as important to Japan as
Christmas is to the West
The Japanese National Railways
estimated 2645 million would
make the trek—almost a third of
the population and 5 per cent over
the 1959 record
The travelers wore smiles and
new clothes in contrast to less
fortunate migrants Asia has seen
Awaiting them were hours of
standing in trains followed by
happy feasts of pounded rice
cakes (mochi) spiced wine (loso)
and red beans and New Year's
Eve visits to hometown Shinto
shrines and Buddhist temples
Then jampacked trains back to
the cities next week
Government offices closed
Wednesday night for a week It
will be a time of debt-paying fam-
ily reunion honoring of ancestors
and praying for good times
Most businesses will close their
books on 1960 Saturday and shut
down tight for at least three days
Passengers for trains Friday
were already lining up under big
circus tents thrown up at the ma-
jor stations of Tokyo and Osaka
Some had quilt and mats for the
overnight wait
A railway spokesman said many
trains had 250 per cent more peo-
pie aboard than seats and "no-
body can even walk through the
aisles" Some dining and sleep
frig cars were replaced by high-
capacity chair cars
So far no mishaps were report-
ed but officials were fearful
"The operating congestion is
terrible" said the spokesman 1
Belgian
(Continued trom Pago I)
many
The soldiers joined riot pollee in
guarding government buildings
State police reserves also were
called into the capital
Ilarmel said the over-all situa-
tion shawed improvement except
in the big port of AnNerp u here
the strike was spreiding The port
area has been immobilized
Leo Collard Socialist party
president said the strike will con-
tinue "unti' our goal is reached"
Ile claimed it was spreading in
both the north and south
The demonstration in Brussels
started with a mass meeting of
about 10000 strikers and svm
Donald's brother Jerry 20 re-
porting five of Donald's buddies
had arrived Wednesday added:
"We got a telephone call from
others saying a car with seven
will arrive hut we don't know
when or from where And then
there are supposed to be more
hitch-hiking from Cincinnati"
Mrs Ransford who at first
didn't believe Donald's story
found it was true when he ar-
rived home Dec 19 The family
started preparing frantically
A 23-pound turkey was cooked
Vednesday A 60-cup percolator
borrowed from a fraternal group
as ready for constant perking
The refrigerator was stacked with
food A milk company offered
emergency service
Mattresses pillows and bed
clothing also borrowed were
stacked upstairs ready for the
C ill ergency
Neighbors heard about Butch's
invitation and many brought in
food The Marines already have 10
invitations to dinner from friends
and neighbors The first big event
was dinner at the Ransford home
Wednesday night for the first ar-
rivals all from the Chicago area
Mrs Ransford appeared going
along with the gag but she doesn't
know how long the boys are go-
ing to stay
"Butch doesn't know lie thinks
most of them will want to be home
for New Year's Eve I suppose
they trust all have homes
"Butch is a nice boy He just
doesn't have all his senses"
Post
(Continued tom Page
did not know how long Kennedy
will remain there but that he
plans to return to Palm Beach for
at least one more visit before his
inauguration Jan 20
This is a revision of earlier
plans Salinger announced last
weekend that Kennedy in the ear-
ly days of January would move
his base of operations to New
York and stay there until shortly
before inauguration
Kennedy considered appoint-
ment of Fulbright as secretary of
state but earlier this month
passed him over in favor of Dean
Rusk head of the Rockefeller
Foundation
In Washington Wednesday Ful-
bright was critical of some of Ken-
nedy's plans for domestic legisla-
tion For example the senator
said the new Congress convening
next month should defer action on
Kennedy's call for increasing the
minimum wage—now one dollar
an hour—to $125
An increase Fulbright said
would put lagging American bus-
iness at a disadvantage "in com-
peting with our allies"
Fulbright added that he has no
plans to express his views to the
president-elect on this matter un-
less Kennedy calls for them
Roosa 42 vho says he's an in-
dependent in politics will be the
Treasury department's No 3 of-
ficial as undersecretary for mon-
etary affairs Ile now is vice pres-
ident of the New York Federal
Reserve Bank in charge of re-
search Kennedy chose Roosa after con-
sultation with the secretary of the
Paint Repairs
Keeping City
Crews Busy
Driver
(Continued from Page I) I -
notes an hour because I was
afraid I'd overrun him" Broom
said
Broom said eery time his train
went over a trestle he looked
don expecting to see the v reck-
age of the car on the highway
below
"We crossed three trestles in
all and he wasn't down there un-
der any of them"
Creeping along in the darkness
so as not to smash into the rear
of the car Broom said after
crossing an overpass "we saw
him standing there right in the
middle of the tracks and laugh-
ing at us and waving his hands
So I laughed about that time too
and got out to see what had hap d
pened
"I didn't get a chance to talk
to him much because the cops
came up about that time" he
added Police had been tipped
previously that a car as run-
ning down the track its head-
lights on and horn blowing
The engineer said when the po-
lice were leading George off to
jail he shouted for Broom to get
a cable and pull his car off the
tracks
"I reckon be was afraid a train
might hit it" Broom said
Mother Earth
Slimming Down
Around Middle
NEW YORK (AP) — Mother
earth is slimming down that
slight bulge around her waistline
--but not so you'd notice
It's goingto take her some 100
million years
And the old girl is—almost im-
perceptibly—slowing up But her
body is a lot stronger than the
doctors thought it was before
These are some of the indica-
tions from satellite studies report-
ed to the American Association
meeting by Dr Gordon J F Mac-
Donald of the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration
First the satellite studies
showed that earth's shape was
more full around the middle than
had been supposed
Scientists were able to deter-
mine the earths shape from the
unustml action of man-made sat-
tellites circling the earth One
pathizers in front of Socialist party sury- g Scientists were able to deter
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ho is undersecretary'
headquarters The turnout was far ion of 1 mine the earth's shape from the
w
short of the 50000 the party had !unusugl action of man-made sat
state in the outgoing Eisenhower
predicted I tellites circling the earth One
administration
As brick bats stones and nuts Vanguard satellite's orbit was
The No 2 command post in the
and bolts were hurled at buses Treasury I found to vary by as much as a
another undersecretary hall a mile a day in obedience to
streetcars and some stores which
is yet to be filled
refused to close in sympathy k ith I the earths gravity
Ats in the case of Cox for solic
the strikers the number of demon- The eart'a has had its midriff
itor general Kennedy—a Harvard 1
strators swelled to about 15000 graduate himself — once more ' bulge for the past 100 million
During the demonstration a years Dr MacDonald said
- picked a man k ith Harvard back-
delegation of strikers bandet' in a But slowly the earth is reduc
ground in selecting Roosa
petition at Premier Gaston 1:ys the speed kith which it turns
Roosa won his bachelo"s degree i ing
kens' office repeating demands for l on its axis—and this slowing is
in economics at the University of
withdrawal of proposed legislation 1 adding 1-1000th of a second to
Alichigan and then served as a
boosting taxes and cutting pen- each t each century
!tutor and teaching fellow at liar'
sons and social services The ! In 100 million years the total of
vard Uni ersitv and as an in
government says only austerity these fractions of a second will
------ ---- Istructor at Massachusetts Insti
can offset revenue losses from ! ! ! : come to a Is-minute loolyer dav
granting independence to the rich
Congo
Eyskens met the delegation for
more than an hour The state-
controlled Belgian radio said Eys-
kens told the strikers' representa-
tives he will not oppose parlia-
mentary discussions of proposed
amendments to his program
He added he was ready to dis-
cuss his sweeping omnibus bill
with everybody
(Continued from Mite 1) searcn since t956
As undersecretary for monetary
Lice in Oklahoma City affairs Roosa will be directly re
Edmondson said Livingston sponsible for managing the $291
would continue some of the chang- billion national debt subject ot
es Anade by Venters course to the approval of Kennedy
Livingston was Speaker in the
and Dillon
stormy 1959 legislative session
Later he was named commissioner
of the state Insurance Fund Picher Area Due
Last summer he resigned the
post to head the ill-fated drive for Jobs From Mine
passage of the governor's three
petitions PICHER (AP) — One mill and
Livingston now resides in Nor- one mine are expected to reopen
man
in the Picher lead and zinc area
The governor also announced with at least 165 jobs involved
that Joe Cannon a controversial American Zinc Lead and Smelt
figure in the first year of the ad- ing Co announced it plans to re-rinistration
would return a a condition and reopen the Barbara
part time administrative assist- J zinc mill near Cardin next
ant l March
Venters
: come to a 15 minute longer day
tute of Technology tide earning
a master's and doctor of philoso- I This reduced spin will also in-
phy degrees
1 fluence the earths shape and
A native of Marquette Mich probably slovdy the earth's crust
oval e
Roosa went to work for the New adjust to th slower speed
York Federal Reser e Bank in and the bulge will gradually dis
1941 lie has been with the bank appear
ever since with the exception of A
three years in the Army during Aintrin Rocitiont
three years in the Army during Clinton Resident
World War 11 He was attached
to the Office of Strategic Services Killed in Wreck
and also served on the intelligence
staff of Gen Omar N Bradleys Ity The Associated Press
12th Army Group An automobile skidded on al
At the bank Roosa has been bridge near Clinton early t
vice president in charge of re and one man was killed her
search since 1956 car overturned
As undersecretary for monetary His death w as Oklahoma's i
affairs Roosa will be directly re of the year compared with 6
sponsible for managing the 1291
---- year ago at the same time
billion national debt subject of The victim was identified
course to the approval of Kennedy highway trooper Ray C Griffi
and Dillon A nrnn netnn eekrmArtgI
By The A‘sottated Press
An automobile skidded on an icy
bridge near Clinton early today
and one man was killed when the
car overturned
His death was Oklahoma's 650th
of the year compared with 634 a
year ago at the same time
The victim was identified by
highway trooper Ray C Griffin as
Aaron Dean Duetschendort 20
Clinton
Duetschendorf was a passenger
in a car driven by Kenneth Lee
Dobbs 19 Clinton Two other pas-
sengers were hospitalized with
cuts and bruises
Father Aaain
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor
Steve McQueen is a father for the
second time His wife Neite gave 1
birth Wednesday to a son not yet
named They have a daughter
Terry almost 2 1
Thorium Passes
Test as Fuel
CANOGA PARK Calif (AP)—
Crews Busy Thorium a chemical element
lighter and more plentiful than
City work crews are getting a uranium has passed its first test
Ihead start on painting and repair !as fuel for turning electrical gen
work in Ardmore City Manager erators through atomic reaction
Robert C Cavins said today Announcement of the successful
Projects completed include com- test here was made Wednesday
plete renovation of the cemetery by Donald Kennedy chairman of
keeper's home Mountain Lake the Oklahoma Gas and Electric
caretaker's home and three homes Co
at City Lake occupied by care Ills firm Is one of 15 electric
takers of the lake and water plant 'utility ?ompanies participating in
City paint crews currently are the atomic energy research pro-
painting offices at the city garage ject
on East Main St and are sched- The experiment Is unusual since
uled for other painting work in thorium is being used as the prin-
city hall Cavins said cipal atomic fuel instead of the
At Fairview Cemetery the Ne- more familiar uranium
gro cemetery in northeast Ard
If further experiments with the
more the city is constructing a
ssf
fuel are successful the associated
loop road to serve the east side "
and to connect with existing one-
companies in a y construct an
ay roads running through cen-
atomic power plant said Kennedy
w
tral and western areas of the cern The experiments are being con-
etery ducted by Atomics International
Cavins said formerly there was here
no road in the eastern section
Grading has been completed and Cold Temperatures
an all-weather surface will be
completed when weather permits
The entrance road also will be Slow Grain Growth
resurfaced he said
Future plans call for widening OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Be-
East Main Street in front of the low normal temperatures slowed
Negro Community" Center to al- growth of small grains in Okla-
low parking in that area homa the past week but crops
(Continued from Page I)
'between them into the clerk's
basket
The code was prepared by a leg-
islative subcommittee headed by
Rep Jim Burnham of Canton A
similar code was rejected by the
last legislature
However this one is stripped
of many of the controversial see
tions which prevented its passage
in 1959
Tax
trip Latianoma Lids ana tieciric Among the deleted sections was
Co one which would relieve the driver
His firm is one of 15 electric of civil responsibility for a pass-
i 'utility ?ompanies participating in enger in his car
the atomic energy research pro- This bill along with the others
ject pre-filed thus far will be consid-
The experiment Is unusual since I cred in the 28th legislature which
thorium is being used as the prin- : starts Tuesday
cipal atomic fuel instead of the li Another bit' pre-filed by Sparks
more familiar uranium l and Poyner would give the state
If further experiments with the I control over "fly by night" schools
fuel are successful the associated i and mess diploma distribution
companies in a y construct an i All colleges and universities of-
atomic power plant said Kennedy 1 fering academic instruction above
The experiments are being con- the 12th grade and not accredited
ducted by Atomics International would be required to apply to
here state 'Regents for Higher Educa-
lion for permission to operate
Other schools would be required
Cold Temperatures to obtain permission from the
state Board of Education
Slow Grain Growth
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Be-
low normal temperatures slowed
growth of small grains in Okla-
homa the past week hut crops
were reported in good condition
Wednesday by federal and state
crop-weather experts
"Wined" Mortar
Austria's 1456 vintage wine was
so poor that vintners began throw-
ing it away until the emperor de-
creed that it should be used in the
mortar being used in construction
of St Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna
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ington for Kennedy's presidential
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Seven enlisted men from the
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Kennedy's Pacific wartime crew
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to be hauled in the parade on a
truck The "raft—No 796—will he
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Naval Station for the parade
Fund Drive Slated
For Cowboy Hall
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A
campaign to raise $750000 in Ok-
lahoma to help finish the National
Cowboy Hall of Fame and West-
ern Heritage Center was announc-
ed here Wednesday
J Wylie Richardson was named
drive chairman at a meeting of
civic leaders The goal is for $650-
000 in Oklahoma City and WO-
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east Oklahoma City is partially
built and Richardson said a suc-
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New Attempt Planned
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PINKHAM NOTCH N H (AP)
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night to fire red flares from the
6288-foot top of Mount Washing-
ton to mark the centennial year
of the eight-mile ''carriage road"
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Deep snow drifts at the 5-mile
mark barred a tracked snow ve-
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Wife Tells Police
She Killed Husband
DETROIT (AP)—A mother of
three told police Wednesday that
she and not an intruder shot and
killed her husband
i Walter A Peters 45 was shot
twice in the head Dee 12 as he
sat in his home counting the re
ceipts from his beer and wino
store
Jeanette Peters 38 first told
pollee she heard shots ran down
stairs with P pistol and fired two
shots at the intruder as he fled
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Isaac on Wednesday that the slay
ing climaxed a long series of ar-
guments about finances
Isaac quoted her as saying "
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hind him His head was bent over
1 shot twice"
Judge Dismisses
Murder Charges
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d is mis sed technical murder
charges against two police officers
here in connection with the fatal
shooting of a Mexican national
Judge Lackey ruled officers Fay
Kirkpatrick and Burl Cooper act
ed in the line of duty in the shoot
ing of Francisco Avilez-Alvarada
early Christmas day
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