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ALTUS TIMES-DEMOCRAT, ALTUS, OKLAHOMA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1965
Homes Cleared
dreds of west Omaha residents for Earnest B and Mary A.
ZION NATIONAL
nally convened today and drew
PARK.
Utah (UPI)
— A new flood
of rain had fallen.
Mrs. Paul Flippin, will be in
The center of the trouble
KASHMIR
lief shelters across the city this
ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield
area in only a few hours dur-
CREW
Bessie Hargroves of Achil-
Markets
port Bank.
Guard Ends
600 Guards-
D-N.Y., has said he will take a agree, however, on the food
close look at the administra- they have been receiving Car-
ships at various levels.
fairly active;
spring slaughter lambs 25- 50
higher, 2100
Opens 12 45 • 75c and 25c
TODAY and WED.
Opens ! 45 • 60c and 25c
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ment mean any less aid from
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11:55 p.m. Arr, Altus
Cole Funeral
Services Due
On Thursday
five; barrows, gilts 25 - 50 low-
er, 20 00 - 23 00; sows 50 - 1 00
lower, 19 25 . 21 25; feeder pigs
19 00 . 22 00; boars 14 00-14 50
EVERY WED. IS
75c PER CAR
Lv. Okla. City
Arr. Altus
Lv. Altai
Arr. Dalia*
Dally Eet. Sat
O»i* nly
Mal) Sub.
Dally Eet Sat
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director. Central plays Frede-
rick here Thursday night.
Ten minutes later, at 9 40
a m. the first assembly of the
year begins at Northeast Jun-
steady; ewes 5 00 . 5 50, feeder
lambs 18 00 - 20 75.
Mrs.
le.
cording to the Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution.
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DRIVE IN
Sophia Loren— George Peppard
12 50—3 00—5:10-7:26-9 36
up a district baseball tourna-
ment schedule
The tournament will open at
10 a m Wednesday at Kiwanis
Park here
Lifting the district tourney
lid at 10 a m. will be Southside
and Martha At 1 p m . Olustee
meets Eldorado and at 3 p.m
Lincoln and Duke will tangle.
Navajo drew a first round bye.
Semi-final action will start at
6 p m Thursday with winners
3-Mo
$2.23
week.
Heading the assemblies will
be Central at 9:30 am. Thurs-
nate section 14-B from the Taft
Hartly labor law
of Tims Funeral Home.
Mr. and Mrs Cole were found
dead in their home about 7:30
a m. Mondy in what officers
Aquanauts Are
Still Happy
Governor
Keeps Views
To Himself
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and East Pakistan. He also re-
ported a series of Pakistani air
raids 200 miles southeast of Ka-
rachi in the Rann of Kutch
area.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
his crew will fly by celestial,
navigation - meaning they will! Sheep 200
be flying literally as the stars
Valley, Calif and Mrs Betty
Caswell of Wichita. Kan.
Mr. Cole is also survived
by three brothers. Bud of West
'Covina, Calif, Check of Eldo-
rado and Ewell of Duke; and
three sisters. Mrs. Ethell Scar-
brough of Oklahoma City, Mrs
Lera Lankford of Duke and
ONE WAY FARES
Plus Tax
quoted as saying he was be-
l coming tired of omelettes
by Miss Joyce Shirley,
charge of the program.
tion’s request for 44 new judge- penter. the team leader, was
agreed with Stewart, said. "We
'the governor's office) do our
own speaking We don't believe
this 14-B matter is a partisan
issue."
Blair, the other member of
of the Southside-Martha and the Cotton Belt in addition to
Olustee - Eldorado games as teams involved in the class C
foes At 8 p m Navajo will tournament, is in class B and
state sources for needy dis.
tricts"
to venture an opinion todav on .      .         — --
whether Congress should elimi- cannot point a finger of shame
। ground. He said, however, that
I try ing to scale the walls of the
gorge "would be like trying to
scale Everest.”
State Markets
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -
Prices paid local producers.
Cash Wheat - Steady, 21 40-
144 Alva. Muskogee 1 40; Man-
chester 141; Clinton, El Reno,
Enid, Hobart, Kingfisher, Med-
ford. Okeene Oklahoma City,
Watonga, Yukon 142. Beaver,
Perryton, Tex , 143; Frederick
144.
Egg* — Steady. A large .31-
36, mostly 3.3-34. A medium 26-
31, mostly 28-29. A small 19 22.
mostly 19-20,
Oklahoma Citv Livestock
! OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -
Livestock
Cattle 3 600; calves 400, fair-
ly active; slaughter steers heif-
ers mostly steady, 15 00 . 26 10;
cows uneven, mostly steady to
weak. 900 - 15 10. bulls, slaugh-
ter calves fully steady? bulls
14 50 - 16 00, calves 19.00-21.00;
not enough feeders to test.
Jackson. juniors.
Junior high cheerleaders are
Sandra Foster, Sandra Thomp-
son. Wilma Buckner and La-
Wanda Curry, all eighth grad-
ers and Betty Horton, Elaine
Hodge and Betty West, seventh
graders.
Mrs. Willie Mackey is faculty
sponsor.
Uniform for the squad this
year will be white blouses with
sailor collars, trimmed in pur-
ple, white skirts accented with
four purple pleats, and white
shoes, in keeping with Lincoln
school colors.
proximately five miles west of said was an apparent murder-
downtown Omaha.             suicide. They were both Jack-
charge of the program finale.
Altus Bulldogs meet Wood-
ward here in Hightower sta-
dium at 8 p.m. Friday night,
and Altus Dawgs, the ”B" team,
meets St Mary’s of Lawton
igan as a member of the board
of directors of the Export-Im-
ALTAIR, INC.
SCHEDULED AIR SERVICE
TO
OKLAHOMA CITY AND DALLAS
creeks, where last year six per-
sons lost their lives in a multi-
million dollar flood
The area hit hardest is ap-
iff
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Base Squabble
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep
L. Mendel Rivers, D-S C., urged
the House today, in the inter-
ests of national security, to
drop its fight with President
Johnson over the controversial
issue of closing military bases
Rivers, chairman of the
House Armed Services Commit-
tee, recommended that t h e
House approve new language
in a key section of a 21.7 bil-
lion military construction bill
The old language prompted
Johnson to veto the bill be-
cause it woud have permitted
almost an outright veto of ad
ministration decisions to shut
down domestic military bases.
Rivers told the House he had
received assurances from "the
highest source in the govern-
ment'’ that from now on con-
gressmen will know about bas-
es to be closed in their dis-
meet the Lincoln-Duke winner, an automatic district winner
The final game will be play- Bi-district playoffs will be stag-
ed at 7 3n p m. Saturday. There ed next week
STATEII
al office, then I will voue an As Mower Falls
opinion "
Riles Pending For
Mrs. Ruby Bilbrey
Funeral services were pend-
ing today for Mrs. Ruby A
Bilbrey of Duke who died at
1 10a.m. today in the Mangum
hospital
Mrs Bilbrey, who had resid-
ed in this area since 1900. was
born June 11, 1892. at Dye
Mound, Tex Her husband, Ro-
bert. died in August 1960
She was a member of the
Duke Baptist church.
Directors of the Tims Funer-
al Home, in charge of arrange
ments, said service plans would
be made after Mrs. Bilbrey's
daughter arrives here.
Survivors are the daughter,
Mrs Elizabeth Hendricks of O-
Jayi. Calif; three grand-
children: and a brother, J. M
Walton of Duke.
charge of the program. North-
east plays Elk City at Elk City
Thursday night.
Friday morning at 9 40 in
men into Natchez last Thurs-
day night following the bomb-
ing of a Negro leader's car.
The Negro George Metcalfe,
was hospitalized.
"coOn:PuvGO•
Dick Van Dyke
7:43 — 9:56
Half Indian Thrust
The Pakistani spokesman said
Pakistan troops and armor had
halted an Indian thrust in the
Lahore area He said the In-
2
Before 1800 Congress sat in
eight cities Philadelphia, Bal-
timore, Lancaster, York,
Princeton, Annapolis, Trenton
and New York.
um ta x
•o thorough that sufferers mid*
astonishing statements lilt* "Piles
have ceased to be a problem! "
6-Mo. Year
•400 MM
brothers, Hall Davis of Duke.
Douglas Davis of Kansas City
and Fred Davis of Burton SC.;
n and three sisters. Mrs. Mabel
Fowler of Buena Vista, Colo ,
Mrs Fern Hardwick of Grass
YES!
HOUSEWIVES are HAPPY
with the Results of Using
CHARTIER'S CARPET
and UPHOLSTERY
CLEANER
Why Not Join the Happy Lot
at
GIBSON DISCOUNT
CENTER
Ne York, N. v. (Speetal) - For the 1
first time science has found e new
healing substance with the aston-
ishing ability to shrink hemor-
planes Monday and damaged
two others while losing eight.
He said Pakistani para-
troopers dropped behind Indian
lines for sabotage purposes had
been rounded up.
The spokesman also reported
Indian jets knocked out 16 Pak-
istani Patton and Serman tanks,
14 artillery pieces, two light
anti-aircraft guns and between
30 and 40 army vehicles.
eliminates early
Daily Except Saturday & Sunday
Also Serving Frederick, Elk City & Clinton
CALL HU 2 7200 FOR RESERVATIONS
22 00; others
j Since they descended to the
depths Aug 28, the aquanauts
in the man-in-the-sea project
have been sleeping 7-9 hours
nightly.
Natchez Duly
By I nited Press International
National Guardsmen Monday
were relieved of their peace-
keeping duties in Natchez.
Miss.
Gov. Paul Johnson, in order-
ing the Guardsmen disbanded,
said "peace and tranquility
now prevails" in the Mississip-
pi river town where racial ten-
sion was high last week.
Breakfast was prepared for
most of the evacuees at the re-
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Johnson warned, however,
that Guardsmen "will be ready
to go back into anv place
where we feel there is a real
threat of trouble."
ing the night. More rain was
forecast. There were no early
reports of casualties,
Dear Agatha,
Can a pipe tobacco
cigarette really taste
mild?’,
Dear Smoker,
Stop asking questions.
Start smoking Half and
Half Cigarettes." J7
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BELLMON
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
of this amendment that could
require a district's taxes be
raised"
Gary — "There is nothing in
this amendment that would
make it mandatory on the peo-
ple of a given district to in-
Outaige <x ou*. but la U.S.A
Dauy Eet Sat MW MW 811.0
ary subcommittee planned , to it was before they went 205 feet Betsy's dawdling in the cen-
continue sessions on proposals underwater in Sealab 2 — a 200 tral Bahamas recalled a  1929
to create new federal judge- ton 57-foot-long steel cylinder. hurricane which lingered in the
ships House Judiciary Commit- The aquanauts, including as- vicinity of Nassau for three
tee Chairman Emanuel Cellar, tronaut M Scott Carpenter, dis- days killing scores of persons
mN" h 1 h "" "le “ e u—" . . and then went on to cross the
central Florida Keys. It was the
last previous hurricane to hit
Nassau directly.
Philadelphia’s Independence
Hall served as a jail and as
a museum before it was re-
stored as a national shrine.
No, 1 fought them off as Gary - "No This will pro-
long as I could." she said 'I vide additional money over and
BIT Larry Smith on the thumb above what the state guaran-
when he held me by the arm." tees  it will give communities
r. r               desiring it a better program
umps From Car        than  the state guarantees if
When  she was returned  to they  want to vote additional
Oklahoma City she jumped out taxes for that purpose."
of the car and ran to a car '      ---------
Burial will be in Martha
RAPE
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
mael.
The girl said Ishmael "held
my hand and told me if he
could he would take me away
but that he would be hurt too."
Paints To Youth*
She said specifically that
Shapard. Smith and one of the
Stanley twins made her commit
unnatural acts both at the farm
and in the car on the way back
to town. She pointed out each
of the youths when asked to by
defense attorneys.
"They took all my clothes off
They held my arms and legs,” (
she said.
Co. Atty Curtis Harris asked
the girl if she had ever con-
sented to have relations with
any of the youths.
but were turned back.
Pakistan claimed its army
was "in full and effective con-
trol" throughout West Pakistan
although Indian forces still were
Shapard and Smith also are
charged with forcing the girl to
Hogs 1,300; moderately ac-
Only three of the missing
were identified and by names
only — Bill Blair, Bob Rodman Johnson ordered
and Les Frazen.
OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) — Hun-1
It s pep assembly time for the high school auditorium will
junior highs and senior high,  be the Altus high first were evacuated from  their Cole of Blair have been set for
as the first ball games of the assembly. Coach Boh Thompson homes today when a continuing 2 pm Thursday in the Blair
year are scheduled to begin this as emcee. Pep club members  downpour sent several creeks First Methodist Church with
and cheerleaders, sponsored by out of their hanks. Seven inches the Rev. J. C. Crabbe and the
”   - • —...... -i -d                   Rev G A. Moreland officiating.
( Negroes and whites staged
separate demonstration* at Bo-
galusa, La., Monday. There was
no trouble.
were the Rig and Little Papin Cemetery under the direction
Quake Hits Italy
TERM, Italy (UPI)- A light
earthquake shook this central
Italian town Monday night.
There were no injuries and
little damage reported.
The Altus Times-Democrat
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
CARRIER SERVICE
Month Dally Ed Sat            () w
Mall Sub.
Jacksod and adyyinig countles
Tournament admission will be
50 cents for adults and 25 cents
for students The Brun lead
rule will be in effect after five
innings
At to day's session, the coach-
es also elected Cotton Belt con-
ference officers. Earl Jobe of
Southside is the president;
Keith Smith of Navajo is vice-
president; and Lamel Gilbert of
Duke is tournament chairman.
LAST TIMES TONITE
Tony Curtis and
Debbie Reynolds in
"Goodbye Charlie"
7:45 — 10:11
Th? governor has been report- SULPHUR (UPD — M H.
ed considering running for U. Gibbs, about 50, was killed
S Senate next year.           Monday when a heavy . duty
Republican State Chairman mowing machine he was work-
E L. Bud Stewart Jr, recent- ing on slipped off a jack and
ly spoke out against removal of crushed him
section 14-B                      The accident occurred on
Bellmon, asked if that was Gibbs’ farm southeast of Sul-
official GOP policy and if he phur.
Mrs. Gibbs, who went to look
for her husband, found him pin-
ned under the machine.
_                      here Saturday morning at 10 30
lor high with Mrs. Milton Shu- Southeast Junior high will               _____ . _____
maker and Miss Marion Kay field its first team on Tuesday At least three bridges were son County natives and
Johnson, pep club sponsors, in r"-..... .....—t-d ----- u h— t- * *
TODAY and WED,
Sean Connery in
"Operation Snafu"
David Nevin in
"Conquered City"
succeeding Wilbur J. Cohen |
who has been promoted to un-
dersecretary. Also confirmed
was Hobart Taylor Jr. of Mich
Euv,
“87#
"8 ■'*—.A
Winds up to 1 (Ml miles an
hour plucked shutters from
shop windows Power lines
crackled in the street* Police
were sent into the streets on
special patrol to prevent looting,
and found them deserted.
Palm fronds, coconut* and
other debris cluttered the pic-
turesque gtreets. The native
clapboard shacks strained un-
der Betsy's mighty fury.
Some 500 American tourists
were stranded They huddled in
candle-lit hotel lobbies for hur-
ricane parties.
Betsy surprised the islands
when it doubled-back Monday
morning after standing motion-
less north of the chain for al-
most 24 hours It was sucked
southward by a low pressure
area.
Rivers Urges  Class C Tourney More Floods   Pep Assemblies West Omaha
House To End Set Wednesday Pose Threat   Due at Schools
Coaches of Jackson county is no Friday slate to avoid a -Ar -ikore
class C schools played it right conflict with the Altus Bulldogs ’ VI I IInVI >
down to the wire, but they fi- in their football opener against
nally convened today and drew Woodward here.
morning
_ Thunderstorms rolling
dians attacked repeatedly in from the plains dumped up to
brigade strength near Lahore 7 inches of rain on the Omaha
on the Pakistani soil they in-
va^d Monday.               ; (CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNe
: At the same time Pakistan electronic warfare officer; and
threatened a new invasion of TSgt. Clyde Ketham. tail gun-
India in East Punjab where ner.
Sikh religious leaders have de- Today, the crew went over
manded a separate homeland maps and flight plans for one.
and have argued bitterly with last eight-and-a-half hour prac-1
nd ia.                             ! tic* mission to be flown Wed.
The government regretfully nesday night Meanwhile todav
announces the Pakistan army B-52 No. 70101 got a touch up
might march through Sikh ter- with aluminum paint and a new
ritory: the statement said This name printed thereon The Bird-
mountainous area is directly be- O-Prey
iow Kashmir.                  | The nam? Bird-O-Prey was
There were Indications inchosen as a result of research
Karachi that the India high in the historical riles of the
strictions* in view of the rapid, had i,' nheth BMA™,', “
lyes calatingwa               a mile per hour Martin B-10
meaninternment... i •      । bomber commanded by Lt. Col.
Civil defense officials in ( al- Clarenc, I Tinker in -o9e ,1
cuttansaidcafter a 28 minute cisrs "ffdisperon nndbnxer
arpraldticlerehearst"as TntrationsiniSouther
wathnsnpcgsnano bombs wTnine Sme, I "ehived the
Air rads were rented on oporation order for the compe:
Chaklala Airport on the out- ' on. in. • une,, and they will
skirts of Rawalpindi, the Pakis- continye to work, plan and co-
tan capital. and on four other ordinate untiil.the initial brief-
Pakistani cities including Kara- ing. inspokane Sunday. After
chi                       ° that they will have to rely on
An Indian Defense Ministry their knowledge, past experience
spokesman in New Delhi ad- and the ir giant machine.
mitted Indian forces were being ,, ach bomber crew will fv
stopped in the Lahore area But thenssame. route twice, down
he claimed major victories over t ghUtah, up to North Da-
i the Pakistani armed forces. Kota and back through northern
India said its jets destroyed Montana, and will be tested on
nine American-make Pakistani al three phases. During part
of the competition, Starnes and
_ —-------- ----—I mem-
at Hightower Memorial stadium, reported washed away by the hers of the Martha Methodist
playing Northeast “B”.         swirling waters. Others were Church.
At 9:40 Tuesday  morning  closed  to traffic.  All traffic   Mrs. Cole was horn Nov. 20.
Southeast will have its first as- coming into the city from the 1917, in Mangum Mr Cole was
sembly of the year with the  west was routed on a single in- horn May 5, 1904, at Prairie
Southeast pep club, sponsored terstate highway.  All other Hill. He was a farmer.
by Miss Joyce Shirley, in roads were barricaded.           Both are survived by three
The Civil Defense Agency and daughters. Mrs. Gwynn Cum-
the Red Cross were pressed in- mins of Wichita Fall* Mrs
| to immediate operation. Schools. Annette Brinsfield of Blair and
। hospitals, churches and other Mrs Dorothy Starwait of Dal-
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) buldings were used to house las; five sons, Billy McElory of
the evacuees Many private st Charles, Mo . Eugene' of
families called relief organi- Reed and Stevie. Mark and
rations with offers of assistance. Ralph. all of the home and
Ham radio operators were seven grandchildren.
standing by at six locations in I, oNastio. «... r i
southwest Omaha                 In addition, Mrs Cole is sur-
vived by her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. E Davis of Duke; three
Betsy wag "really clobbering
_______ the Bahamas," the weathermen
crease their school taxes It said
will make it permissive in a High seas and rains sent wa-
"All interests over southern
Fonda in the area of the hur-
ricane warning display are
urged to complete final'prepa-
rations against this dangerous
hurricane,' an 8 a.m. EDT ad-
visory said.
Th? advisory said "radar
tracking indicates that Betsy
has been nearly stationary dur-
ing the past two hours," its po-
sition was located about 190
miles due east of Key Largo.
Kia, and virtually atop
Nassau,
guide them There will also be
eight simulated bomb release*
at low level - 500 feet or be-
low, The objective of this.
Starnes said, is to “come in
on the deck" so enemy radar
will have difficulty in picking
them up. Mobile vans at each
bombing point will deterime
whether or not the bombers
hit their target.
An umpire will be aboard.
Starnes said, to judge part of
the navigation exercises. How-
ever, much of th? scoring is
don? through means of keep-
ing track of the aircraft from
the ground by radar.
On Sept. 18, (apt Starnes
and his crew will head hack
toward Altus AFB Whether or
not Crew S-89 gets the red-car-
pet treatment as they did for
their winning trip last year will
depend a great deal on their
success in the northwestern
skies.
wash where she asked assist- BOTTLED DATA
ance from an attendant the
girl testified.                     WOODS HOLE. Mass. (UPI)
Justice of the Peace Marvin - To obtain data on surface
Cavnar overruled numerous de- currents, scientists during a
fense motions aimed at delay. 1year period scattered in the
ing or preventing the prelimi. Atlantic .ocean serially
nary hearing included were numbered postal cards in pop
motions to have the girl's moth- DoA, . . n . ..
er excluded from the court- A. total of 16,000 of these
room, have witnesses, seques. cards have been returned, ac-
tered. and objecting to the
hearing on grounds the JP
court did not have jurisdiction.
Fellers, the Stanley twins,
".B ability to shrink hemor- Th* secret li * new healing sub.
rhoid*. (top itehing, and relieve stance (Bio-Dynes)-discovery of
Pain-without surgery.            i a world-famous researeh institute
in cAse after rate, while gently Thls substance is now AVAIlable
reueving pain, actual reduction in puppository or ointment form
Cshrinkage) took place              under the name Preparation He.
। —oatamazing of all-resultswere | At *11 drug counter*.
recess.                       "Their mood is great,” Helm BETSY
■)(*»,<: A House public reported , ' They are              FROM PAGE ONE
works subcommittee was cheerful, they feel very active Bahamas capital near latitude
tration ha* been applying pres tions , Helmreich added Not
sure for approval of th? pro- n departs very far from the _                Miles, .
gram before Congress adjourns general mood ' u eTheystormactuallyhad drift- 1
or tho vear                      Helmreich said that if any- ” oniy 8 few miles to the
tor me year.                    thing, the mood of the aqua- southwest since 5 pm. EST
Judgeship*: A House judici-inauts is even better now than Monday.
day with Mrs. Earl Herron as
at the South and say to our-
selves, it can't happen here ”
The section gives states the All across the nation. Brown
right tn outlaw the union shop 5aid, pthose who have been too
by passage nf "right to work’ -ong, deprived of their simple
laws Th? Johnson administra- nigh tsare stirring, striving
tion is pushing an amendment andindeed, sometimes striking
to eliminate 14-B.                ou blindly, at friend and foe
________     _    ________________ "I am not involving the gov- aiK,, pursuit of those
majority of ad valorem taxpay - ter swirling through the island ernor’s office in national is- r «nts
ers of a district desire to do streets. At Nassau, the city s sues," Bellmon said when ask-!           ---------—
this. It would have to be done famed Bay Street with its ed how he Mond "Perhaps if I   r.rm, y:y,
by_a majority vote              straw market and tourist shops become a candidate for nation- rmer mied
was inundated                 al office, then I will voice an As Mower Falls
In Los Angeles, California
OKLAHOMA CITY (LTD - GOV. .Edmund G. Brown said
Gov. Henry Bellmon declined wijr’S"8 in -5
1 "yau-nKKanCa,, aus.
hait tneir tignung or race a federal cost cuts to survival of touch of irony attacked
cutoff of U.S. aid. Senate Dern- the whooping crane.              Earlier this year, he postponed ,40 inch early in the day on the
ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield Through staff assistants and visits by leaders of both coun. Kolob. plateau headwaters of
also said the U.S aid pro- by telephone calls to key offi-(tries because he did not want the river. The river rose as
gram was about the only lev- cials in Washington. Johnson to endanger their aid allot rangers prepared to enter the
erage this country had in try- stayed in close touch with de ments                            narrows to aid the Fife party
ing to get a cease-fire. velopments in the Kashmir cri- yLA„„„      . . .. and search for the five missing
Nominations: The senatesis, including United Nations timonmsnwaseconcernedatthe Californians.
confirmed Ralph  K.  Huitt of  efforts for restoring   peace fr the S gn ssmern.consid-  .The five left " shelter in the
Wisconsin as an assistant sec-                                   fen ner statements critical  1,500 foot deep  narrows  late
retary of the Department of A               .    * of U S Viet Nam nts. which onday, as did19 others, but
Healh Educatton and welrare  Aquanauts Are padbec r*,k'nhs "Ma rgkaenseregana     Al
mI"- HIV Prune Minister Lal Bahadur kins, 16 year old youths from
fl'll II                   Shastryand.Pakistan s.Presi- Cedar City, Utah, were the last
\tl     -enny        dent " hammed Auyb Khan, of three parties to emerge
J Illi I IuUmv           In signing the aid bill, John- safely from the gorge, which
son issued a statement pointing was hit by flash floods early
LA JOLLA, Calif. (UPI) — to past success of the economic Sunday.
P Jen days of living underwater and military aid programs and They brought word of the 20
Appropriations: The Senate ’   ...               asserting "we will continue to hikers, including women and
planned to consider 8 supple- a nditnecoc has not damp- base our assistance on the children, trying to "sit tight" in
mental appropriations bill to ened the enthusiasm of Amer- sound principle that self-help a cave known as "The Grotto,"
provide funds for the Labor and ica’s 10 aquanauts, according to and reform on the part of re- despite the loss of most of their
Health. Education and Welfare              11. D 2 . cipients is the key to success.” food and camping gear.
Departments as its first item project psychologist Robert -----------—            The youths said the missing
after returning from the holiday Helmreich.                               n„„e,,          1 five were just ahead of them as
they waded, swam and scram-
bled along ledges in the nar-
rows during their eight hour
escape trek Monday. They said
j the five went out of sight
around a bend and “just disap-
peared."
A park service spokesman
! said the missing men, all from
the Los Angeles area, probably
decided to remain on high
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the newspapers.                 JOHNSON CITY, Tex (UPI) which he fully endorsed
Other congressional news: — President Johnson kept con- Johnson Monday signed into
.           _   ... cemed watch today on the law the 23 3 billion foreign aid         - ——' - - -a- .UJ uuncu occovu, mm me
Fighting: House Eepuucan mounting warfare between In- authorization for the 1966 fiscal sons through the narrows. His ten-member squad representing
Leader Gerald R Ford called dia and Pakistan But he also year which began July 1. This  party included several women both junior and senior high
on President Johnson to de- maintained a drum-fife of cheer- at a time of concern over the and small children.               Heading the squad will be
mand that India and Pakistan ful home news ranging from India-Pakistan fighting, had a   The new flood was caused by, Vernel Chaney, senior, and
halt their, .fighting _ or face a federal cost cuts to survival of touch of irony attacked  a steady rain that deposisted Linda Washington and Paulette
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‘JaviLe
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. moved down the Virgin River
j today where a group of 20 hik-
, ers were marooned for three
days in the spectacular Zion
Narrows following a weekend
flash flood.
Meanwhile, five other hikers
were feared missing in the
1,500 foot deep gorge.
The main group, led by Sher-
iff Otto Fife of nearby Cedar
City, was without communica-
tions and low on food and
clothing. They were last report-
ed in a cave about mid-way in
the narrows.
Chief District Ranger A. V.
Anderson feared that the group ! CL.I.
would have been in the narrow •neereuuers
est part of the gorge when the k . m .
new flood crest hit if they had Now Rerev
decided to leave the cave at            nEMuY
sunrise.                   All' I
"I doubt that Fife would star' A[ LinCOIn
i down, but I hope he doesn't get
caught in the narrows," said Cheerleaders have been chos-
Anderson,                       en by Lincoln school for the
Fife is a veteran of 26 excur- 1965-66 athletic season, with the