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yTY7 Cf fCf FINAL 'Home' Daily To Thousands In West State Price: FIVE CENTS AP Wirephoto 116th Year, No. 301 Associated Press JACKSON, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1964 IP Leodleirs Throw SSI ode Aft 0y les Plain WASHINGTON (AP) Plans of some Democrats to try to curb the House Rules Committee's stranglehold on legislation ran into some formidable Republican opposition today. The plans may be a major subject of consideration at a meeting Wednesday of Republicans now serving in the House or elected to the new Congress UmiDft Mom PARIS (AP) Thr United states. Britain and west Ger 0 yfo 'J i i miitti rTinfrnn-i iii in i many pushed ahead today with private negotiations for setting ud an Allied nuclear command 1 A. despite France reiusai nave any part in it.

This move, reported by Allied convening Jan. 4. In brief, a group of Democrats with leadership blessing wants to limit to 21 days the time during which the Rules Committee may hold up bills approved by other committees. After 21 days, the speaker could recognize a qualified member to sources, overshadowed the open ing of the annual yeareno ministerial meeting of the North At lantic Treaty Organization. call up such bills, regardless of Polar Air Herds Heavy Snows Info Midwest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A frigid mass of polar air dropped temperatures well below zero in the Plains and Great Lakes regions today, while more snow clogged the France was left out of the planning by its own choice.

U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk the Rules Committee position. In letters to Republican colleagues, Rep. Thomas B. Curtis has told President Charles De of Missouri, a leading planner tion of the superhighway.

This longest stretch of the interstate system in Tennessee was built at a total cost of more than $96 million. (Son photo by Bob Arnold) INTERSTATE ADDS ANOTHER LINK This section of Interstate 40, extending east from Jackson to State Route 22 between Lexington and Huntingdon, was officially opened Monday as part of a 117-mile sec for Wednesday's conference, urged Republicans to oppose the 21-day rule. He called it "the phony device the liberal Democrats have developed" to give the speaker more power. Moving slowly eastward across the Great Lakes, the icy front dumped several inches of As an alternative, Curtis proposed more frequent use of an snow on the western sections of Michigan and New York. In the northwest, new snow made highways treacherous.

Communities in Minnesota Gaulle that American proposals for a mixed-manned nuclear fleet, or any arrangement growing out of that multilateral force would be left open for ultimate French participation. Rusk, Britain's Patrick Gordon Walker and West Germany's Gerhard Schroeder scheduled a private meeting to discuss the nuclear command idea. The United States and Germany prefer the original fleet idea. Under this arrangement the alliance would create a fleet of 25 surface ships armed with a total of 200 nuclear-tipped Polaris missiles. Britain wants to expand the idea into an Atlantic nuclear force and to include Polaris submarines, some of Britain's own V-bombers and possibly land-based missiles.

Final control over use of the missiles would rest in the hands of the president of the United Clement Leaves Tax Cut For People To Decide By JOHN PARISH MEMPHIS, Tenn. Gov. Frank Clement, 50 minutes late for a highway dedication address here Monday, discarded a prepared speech to discuss the question of repealing state taxes enacted two years ago by the legislature. He warned that Tennessee would lag behind in the march of progress if the taxes are reduced but emphasized that he was not suggesting whether the taxes be retained or repealed. and North Dakota reported temperatures as low as 20, as another gigantic polar front over northwestern Canada moved ROAD TALK Tobe Bailey, commissioner of streets and utilities for Jackson, and State Highway Commissioner David Pack, right, discuss roadbuilding in a brief meeting Monday at Memphis ceremonies marking the opening of a new section of interstate highway.

(Sun phot by Bob Arnold) slowly southward. Bemidji, reported a high of 1 Monday. Tennessee Toll On Highways Hits 1,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tennessee's traffic death toll cracked 000 early today with the death of an Atlanta man in a two-truck collision near the Georgia state lh in Polk County. It was the first time in history that Tennessee has recorded 1,000 traffic deaths in a single year. C.

W. Adams, 47, was dead on arrival at a hospital in Chats-worth, Ga. The Tennessee Highway Patrol said the accident occurred near Conasauga, on U.S. 411. "Passing the 1,000 mark in traffic deaths calls for revolutionary thinking," said State Sections of northern Wisconsin had lows of 5 to 15, and southern portions of the state ranged from 8 to 3 above.

Heavy snow falls in the Cleve Outsiders Are Accused Of Stirring Up Congo land area added to last week's progress, we can do it. But if you want to cut taxes and accumulation. existing rule known as the calendar Wednesday rule. This allows the chairman of a legislative committee to call up for a vote on Wednesdays any bill approved by his committee. It permits a complete by-pass of the Rules Committee, but has been used sparingly in the past because it limits debate.

Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan, chairman of the GOP conference, said at least 115 Republicans have indicated their intention to attend the meeting. Matters expected to be discussed at the session include proposed changes in the rules of the Republican party and of the House itself, more adequate staffing for minority members of House committees, construction of a new and more popular "image" for the Republican party and perhaps changes in the House leadership structure. Currently, there are no signs of a major threat to the minority leadership of Rep.

Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, although several members, facluding Ford and Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin, are known to be available if the GOP decides to change leaders. that's a popular thing to do "We all have different views about what should be done," the governor said.

"People like you must make up your mind what you want and then get in touch with your legislators." Clement arrived at the highway dedication site 50 minutes rtates. This is one fwKre L'e let's do it. We'll cut them, but we'll cut the programs Fresh snow in the western Wyoming mountain areas and parts of the Southwest added to UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) British Min Gaulle strongly opposes. ister of State Lord Caradon today blamed much of Ministers of the 15-nation He asserted that Tennessee the traffic hazards.

Southern Idaho and northern Utah were struck with unexpectedly heavy would operate on a balanced the Congo trouble on outsiders he said are trying to perpetuate chaos and turn the country into "a cockpit NATO alliance met to review the state of the alliance and look in detail at the posture of de budget "as as I'm gov- 1 il. .1 snowfalls. for the cold war." A cloud cover over most of In a speech before the U.N. Security Council, Lord Caradon did not specif ically name the Soviet ernor, and deciarea mat ne wanted the two remaining years of his term to be the best in the state's history. Nebraska kept temperatures in the 30s in the west and 20s in the after ceremonies were scheduled to officially open a 25-mile link of interstate 40 between Memphis and Braden, Tenn.

He explained that his delay was caused by a meeting of the presidential electors at Nashville. "As of right now; I have on my desk requests for four times as much money as we're going to have available during the Union or Red China but he said the etiorts to stir Safety Commissioner G. Hilton Butler. He said it also called for "Dlanning and action by the Clement described appropri east. West Yellowstone, near up trouble in the Congo originated outside Africa.

ation requests already propos The British delegate joined ed as "reasonable" and said the Continental Divide reported an accumulation of 24 inches state, by the urban areas and by the rural sections. It calls i 1.2 U.S.- Ambassador Adlai E. Stev they dealt with education, highways, aid to aged, mental health enson and Belgian Foreign Min after a fresh snowfall. Snow in lor wnoiesaie moDiuzauon oi ister Paul-Henri Spaak in de other sections of the state and welfare programs. next two he said.

ranged from six to eight inches Recognizing the presence of "If you want us to maKe civilian effort in traffic safety." "This has been the most tragic year in state history for deaths on Tennessee streets and highways and the Christmas New Mexico had its coldest a number of legislators, the in which he said many of the countries criticizing the United States are openly supplying mil- (Continued on Page 9) Wilson Courting Kosygin Visit night of the year with temper atures ranging from 20 below governor urged those attending the dedication to express their views on the tax program to Ordinance Limits holiday traffic is yet to be re zero at Red River to 22 above at Hobbs. corded," added Butler. their respective representatives. Rockefeller Says Barry To Blame ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Gov.

Nelson A. Rockefeller says Sen. Immokalee, was the The count was 115 ahead of fense maintained by the Atlantic community. In a sense, the new British proposals for an Allied nuclear system offered a chance for the United States and France to avoid a clash inside the NATO conference The discus-siones can take place outside the conference hall among the countries interested. France insists on proceeding with development of its nuclear arsenal independently and claims an integrated NATO nuclear command would mean continued U.S.

domination of Western Europe. NATO's year-end ministerial council session was expected to defer any decision on the disagreement to permit further study of new British proposals a device which will permit the United States and France to avoid an outright clash. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk assured President Charles de Gaulle during a meeting Monday that the door of any Allied nuclear command will Handbills, Signs Clement reported that Ten warmest place in the nation the corresponding count in 1963, nessee now ranks second in the nation in building interstate with 86. which set the previous record An ordinance regulating the for the number of traffic deaths Barrv M.

Goldwater should distribution of handbills and highways, but he pointed out that it would take twice as fending last month's rescue operation in the Stanleyville area which has been denounced by some African countries as aggression and motivated by bias against blacks. Like Stevenson and Spaak, the British representative deplored the injection of "black racism" into the Congo debate by some of the African delegates. He urged the African nations to put aside "politics and personal and accept the challenge to restore order and confidence in the Congo. The problem, he said, was primarily one for them to settle. He spoke as African critics EDMONTON, Alta.

(AP) in Tennessee. blame himself and not fellow other advertising matter on public property and privately many state troopers to patrol A Greeneville policeman's Howling north winds and polar temperatures turned Canada's western prairies into a natural Republicans for the party's losses in the November election. death pushed the 1964 Tennes the highways as used on a sim owned vehicles was unanimous ilar stretch of ordinary road. see traffic fatality toll to 999 ly adopted by the City Com early today. refrigerator Monday night.

Weather officials say the worst mission today. The governor said he was called from the West Coast to The governor charged that Goldwater, as the presidential candidate, "undermined Republican unity and threatened pub LONDON (AP) Prime Minister Harold Wilson has begun sounding out Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin about visiting London next spring for talks to ease world tensions. Aides of Wilson, who reported this tonight, said kosygin's reaction is awaited. Wilson was said to have given President Johnson advance notice of his move when they met last week in Washington.

Wilson sent word to kosygin three days ago. John L. Freshour, 40, was Commissioners said they had Nashville for Monday's meet is yet to come. North winds and blowing snow received no objections and sev killed while answering a fire call. His police cruiser and a ing of Democratic electors who lic confidence in the very future eral expressions of approval since the measure was intro gave many areas of the prair officially cast votes for Presi fire truck collided at an intersection.

The fire alarm turned ies then: first blizzard of the of the party. Goldwater had accused Rock dent Johnson and Sen. Hubert duced. season. Visibility was down to The vehicle section prohibits out to be false.

efeller of contributing to the Humphrey. Jackson attorney James P. half a mile from Edmonton to placing of such matter on or in GOP defeat. A young Chattanooga woman, Moose Jaw, Sask. Temperatures any private vehicle the owner Rockefeller replied Monday injured in a two-car headon (Continued on Page 2) were far below zero.

night: of which is not present and will ing to accept the material. "His (Goldwater's) positions collision Monday, died in a hospital early today. She was Wanda Sue Harris, 25. Major highways and roads were reported open, and air traffic continued on schedule as the winds swept runways clear. Other sections require per on key issues of the day did not reflect traditional Republican mits for distribution of such State troopers say a traffic death this month was counted material and require its remov Weather officials said no from the cold is expected Contract Talks Are Opened By Steel workers, 11 Firms PITTSBURGH (AP) The AFL-CIO United al after specified times.

This twice and that because of this thinking nor a point of view acceptable to a great majority of the American people. It is this, and this alone which, in my includes political signs or post clerical error the fatality figure for several days. ers on utility poles and stan Edmonton had a low of about is one less than reported dards. 30 below. Monday.

In other action, the Commis of U.S. policy in the Congo mobilized for a counter blast at Stevenson's speech delivered Monday in the council. Ambassador Achar Marof of Guinea told newsmen a strategy meeting would be held today by the 18 African and four Asian nations who have charged before the council that the United States and Belgium committed aggression by sending paratroops to rescue whites held by the Congolese rebels. Most African delegates who had denounced the United States and Belgium in the council debate refused to. comment on Stevenson's blistering reply Monday.

But they plainly did not relish his charge that they were guilty of "irrational, irresponsible, insulting and repugnant language." Pro-Western nations voiced praise for Stevenson's speech, sion adopted an ordinance re- Steelworkers opened contract talks with 11 major producers today amid scathing industry criticism. Diamond, one of the state's 11 electors, said Gov. Clement was more than an hour late for the scheduled 10 a.m. voting. The balloting was completed by 11:30 a.m., Diamond said.

Monday's dedicatory ceremonies were attended by officials from cities and counties along the 117-mile stretch of interstate which extends from Memphis to State Route 22 between Huntingdon and Lexington. It is the longest section of interstate open jn the state. Highway Commissioner David Pack said yesterday that 1-40 would be opened beyond Nashville by this time next year. He also reported plans were being stepped up for completion of the Highway 45 bypass at Jackson. zoning from R-2, medium-den sity residential, to R-4, apart VoulXleed nfyflloney These are plant-level negotiations.

The national contract is scheduled to be reopened the first of the ments, property at 820 High- and adjacent on the north to year. the Regency Apartments site. opinion, resulted in his defeat." Goldwater, in a copyright interview in U.S. News World Report, said he believed he lost the presidency the day he won the Republican nomination July 15. He laid particular blame on Rockefeller and Gov.

George Romney of Michigan as among challengers for the nomination who had painted a "caricature" of Goldwater. That "caricature," Goldwater said, depicted him as trigger-happy and as a foe of the Social In a joint statement Monday Purpose is to permit expansion the first meeting of union chair For Special (Sift of the apartments. No obec tions were received. the 11 major companies, which represent more than 70 per cent of the nation's steel output, men from the 11 companies and their management counterparts. Commission action last Fri day awarding Wilson Motors scored the union for announcing The statement said in part: "We hope that the union will the purchase order on a four it would reopen the contract.

door sedan for the Health and reconsider and not put the coun The companies said this "put Sanitation Department was re the country to the disturbance try to the disturbance of a potential crisis date. The union scinded and 'the order awarded of a Dotential crisis date." to Truex Chevrolet, next lowest Security System and led to the landslide election victory for must know that reopening no tmtmammfor Your lnformationms The USW, which last monin bidder at $2,550. tices will not induce the compa said it would reopen the con President Johnson. Wilson had bid $2,243.23 but. tract to seek higher pay and nies to grant demands that are economically unacceptable." Goldwater also said, however, that only President Dwight D.

total iob security, is free to NEW YORK (AP) For the man, woman, child, and yes, even the pet, who has everything, there is still hope this Christmas. With a hefty check, there are to be obtained: His-and-her hot-air balloons, wall-to-wall mink carpeting, nothing rocks, and make-it-yourself sports-car kits among other little trinkets. For the kiddies a Copernican model 500 planatarium at $595 is this year's holiday special at I. Magnin, Los Angeles. Last year the store stocked sea-going submarines, seating two, for around $1,000.

Designed for lads who love war is a collection of hand-painted soldiers at New York's F.A.O. Schwartz to be had for $10,000. For the ladies, mink hangers in any shade to match the minks in the closet are big sellers at George Kaplan, New York. Prices of safety pins run $250 each in Magnin's jewelry strike 120 days after the nation Eisenhower who was not eli through error, failed to include air conditioning as specified and withdrew its bid, said Commissioner Langford, explaining that he did not learn of the with gible for a third term could The union's demands, as outlined last month, include higher pay, but no specified amount yet; unlimited unemployment al talks start. This would make May 1, the earliest possible have beaten Johnson.

Russia orders four Western military men, already recalled by their governments, to leave. Page 3. Section leaders are named in the YMCA building fund campaign. Page 6. A retired German general remembers the bravery of Tennessee's 30th Division in the Battle of the Bulge.

Page 7. strike date. drawal until after the Commis pay for senior woricers ana sion meeting. However, since the crippling strike of 1959-60 the most recent one union and management have tried to meet in ad SHOPPING DAYS LEFT Rep. James Roosevelt Will Try For Mayor vance of formal negotiations to Temperatures provide breathing room.

In a reply today to the indus LOS ANGELES (AP) Rep. James Roosevelt, says try statement, USW President David J. McDonald said "We he'll run for mayor of Los An are determined to press our geles. needs and proposals in these The 56-year-old eldest son of the late President Franklin more paid holidays, longer paia (Continued on Page 9) Maple Leaf Flag Clears Hurdle OTTAWA (AP) Canada's new maple leaf flag cleared its first major legislative hurdle early today, winning approval from the House of Commons 163-78. The measure goes to the Senate.

If approved there, it will be proclaimed by Queen Elizabeth II as Canada's new national banner. The design is single red maple lead on a white field flanked by red panels. negotiations through free, private collective bargaining." CHRISTMAS SEALS fight TB and other RESPIRATORY DISEASES Roosevelt told a news conference Monday there has been Weather WEST TENNESSEE: Fair tonight. Wind southeasterly at 10 miles an hour. Lows tonight 25-35.

Wed nesday increasing cloudiness with highs in 50s. Precipitation Precip. last 24 hrs. .00 Precip. this month 6.08 Precip.

this year 59.85 Sun rises 6:57, sets 4:46 "We regret that the companies department, but they re diamond-encrusted. At Neiman-Marcus, Dallas, a holiday dandy is a collar of diamonds and emeralds at $125,000. Sable bathrobes, floor length and some zippered, are really last year's rages. But a few are around at the big name furriers in New York for upward of $40,000. For a four-figure check you can also pick up a mink jumper, white mink knickers, or Persian lamb slacks.

For the man of the house, if he's a drinker, from Nei-man-Marcus a violin case concealing a hefty fifth may strike a chord with him $10. A hollowed-out cane walking stick at Abecrombie Fitch, $18.50, can be filled with some staggering stuff. Also available there is a silver flask with two openings for a double-quick kick. For the home redecorate from the ground up with wall-to-wall mink carpeting, installed by George Kaplan on Christmas Eve, for $600 a square yard. Or there's a hopscotch rug by Norman da Liberta for around $600 for the (Continued on Page 7) Yesterday Today 1 p.m.

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36 11 a.m. 42 Midnite 35 Noon 46 have seen fit to issue a set of statistics concerning their prof enough Los Angeles City "gov eminent by tantrum." its and steelworkers wages on Mayor Samuel W. Yorty's fight with the City Council the eve of the opening of the negotiations. The union intends majority has given the city a to do its negotiations at the oar- bad image, Roosevelt said, and gaining table, not in the press," consequently "the city has not McDonald said. made the progress it should Industry's statement followed have.".