The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 6

SIX Subcommittee Attacks Administration Coverup V- Of Public Information New Indictments; press ion of public information ro- Being Drawn Against Hodge THE IJAIL.Y Huron, a. Getting Ready For Holiday On Ice i ported Saturday a "paper ciirlain" of secrecy lias descended over the federal government and it is up to Congress to break it (town. Withholding of information should bo subject to appeal to the SPRINGFIELD. ID. (IT) --'court? ami the burden of proof Prosecutors today besan drnving'shoiild be on the official who seeks up a new slate of ir.dictmenisjto keep it secret, the government against former state Auditor Oc-i operations subcommittee said in ville E.

Hodgi? rind of his its first interim report. Associates in a million-dollar fund, Tlie subcommittee, headed by seandil. John E. Moss (D-Calif). said The indictments, to be prepared; the "most flatrang abuse'" of during the weekend, also will; secrecy is (he use of President name Kdward A.

Eisenhower's May 17, 195J, le office nun.w-r. and I-Mward AJ.to Defense Secretary Charles A resiene.i of the; Wilson instructing Wilson to with- Er.nk i Trust hold information (roni a Senate committee which investigated the Southmoor Chicago. To Xante Kpplng Assistant Attorney J. Army-McCarthy feud. "It seems inconceivable that 13 overnment departments and a uvp.irinienis a Jr.

said at leastjageneies would cite this letter as 48 new mdioinu-nts will shadowy cloak of authority to cf them naming Kpping Derestrict or withhold information charges of embezzlement, Congress and the public" and confidence game. jit said. Hodge was arraigned on similar! ''This flimsy pretext of so-called indictments, each coverin? an a authority only serves to allegedly phony state check emonstrate to what "extent execu-i volved in Hocige's reputed raid 0 departments and agencies will' the state treasury. to restrict or withhold i At least one more indictment! 1 'TM. will be drawn charging Epping andj Curtain Down Hodge with misuse of state funds! "Slowly, almost imperceptibly, to pay.

for food and whiskey and paper curtain has descended over other "household" expenses at Lne federal government. Behind Hodge's luxurious Lake this curtain lies an attitude novel home. Ackerman said. Democratic government, an Ackerman added that he and'attitude ivhich says that we, the State's Attorney George P. Contra- officials, not people, will kon expected to have the new determine how much you are to! indictments returned ne.xt week by be told about your own govern-, the.

Sangamon County Grand merit. which reconvenes Tuesday. i "The paper curtain, now many Ackerman also announced layers thick, is not the fault of will release -to newsmen one administration or any one a transcribed statement taken party. "It has developed over a from Epping during five hours period." questioning. i The freedom of information com- Lpping has described himself as mittee of the American Societv of a "glorified errand boy" in the Newspaper Editors has been cam- bizarre Hodge scheme through' paigning assiduously to break which faked stare checks issuedjdcwn walls of secrecy in the by the auditor's office were It has challenged! dorsed and cashed at the South-; several specific orders as pure nioor bank by persons oiher Jhan censorship, the payees.

The subcommittee will resume Open Safety Deposit Box 'j lts hearings in September. Among investigations still to be In another development. are the information policies said a subpcna has been'of the Justice and State depart- isftied for the Granite City Savings'ments. Bank, to produce the contents, of: Rep. Clare E.

Hoffman (R-Micht home report. Minnesota Man Held For Fatal Attack On Girl MONTEREY, Calif, un A young New England girl; on a tare free tour of the nation with two other girls, was raped and then beaten to death here early Saturday. The battered, nude body, of Miss Anne Shay, -20, Fail-field, Conn, was found in the bushes of a hole patio shortly after Pfc. John Kruse 21, surrendered to military police at the Anny Language School here. Kruse, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Kruse Sr. of St. Paul, was booked on a murder charge. Ho is to be arraigned in Municipal Court here Monday.

Deputy Coroner Chris Hill said nn autopsy on Miss Shay's showed that she had been and that death was caused by beating and strangulation. He said Miss Shay had been subjected to the "most brutal" beating he ever had seen. He said there were 'Icefii marks" on her body. Police Chief Charles E. Simpson said Miss Shay and her compan- ons, Carolyn 'Kuebler, 19, of Allentown, and Rachel Anderson of Frenchtown, N.

arrived in Monterey night. After dinner, Jiiss Shay and Miss Anderson went.down town to make i telephone call, which Miss Anderson said later was not com- leted. While waiting for the call, Cruse approached Miss Shay and alked her into attending parfy some friends of his were having after body aJS lvi the only remedv, to gam entry to another individual or the nrpii Highest this date 110 a or nrp Hodge employe. my while general EAT HER Rival Candidates Case And Holum To Appear Together TEMPERATURE Highest one year one vear ago today 100' today 6T box ha's developed into one! rule's" mav be i oijhe big mysteries in the Hodge the decision in i -a VTM 1 W1U1 SCme ULl each'case Tolal for this month to date 2.91 official orma! or this month to date 1.94 jXff Ackerman that Hodge's insurance' agem-v- office at Grani-e City had! Total for this year to date 8.43 Normal for this year to date 11.J5 Sunset tonight 8:02. Sunrise FOKEDAST broken info and the' key! stolen.

Other officials at the: IROQLOIS 0. Salter ai agency confirmed that 10 men co-owner of Salfcr-Scho'en Huron and Vicinity: Partly cloudy entered the office, ransacked the'f International --j bu Hodge's home, would reju submit expense accounts for ring the home to 3-Year-OId Girl Beaten To Death; Man Confesses LAKE ORION. Outlook for Monday: Xvards. This completes cl0c udy an 2, Iiglltly lei cf the Iroquois school svstem L- Dakota: Partly cloudy em and Sunday night, with A widely scattered thundershowers (j(JOD MORNING nday md east Portion Sunday (Continued froin Paee Oiie) 75 n----" 'rii ixtra can of gasoline in the trank? 90'southwest mean are service stations' clcse enough together so that you don't run out of gas from 'one fte I. ''South Dakota has enough Mj i3dv statiorjs to help service other'Huron 59 DATA SURROUNDING STATIONS up he beat her to death Howard W.

Moore. 24. ari ex-' 1Jt 'E now South Dakota cities'Los Angeies 85 convict who was parolitd from tiie' tr in to f'Eure out a way to 1 Miami 85 federal prison at eight corners on one block 73 April after sen-ing 14 months for'stead of just four, so there can be New York auto tnen, broke down under service stations." questioning and confessed hei After giving him a recommended Max. 81 53 57 69 50 79 ABERDEEN TWO rival candidates for a seat in the U. S.

Senate will appear on the same platform here Sept. 2. They are Sen. Francis Case, (R- SD) the incumbent up for re-election this year; and his Democratic opponent, Kenneth Holum, a Groton farmer." The two candidates will be featured on the program of tlie Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce's annual Town and Country.Picnic here. Hoium had a similar experience two years ago at the 1954 picnic when he and Sen.

Karl Mundt (R- SD) appeared on the program. Other features of the program jand the exact time will be announced later, according to G. L. Hill, chairman cf the picnic committee. Holum and Case" will both speak giving their opinions on the "issues of the day," Hill added.

RECOMMEND CATCH LIMIT LONDON The International Whaling Commission has recommended a catch limit of 14,500 blue whales for the 1S56- 57 season. It recommended, too, 'rccin. ljla ne imit for future seasons Prccip. Tr. should not exceed 15,000 blue whales, the, current limit.

The commission was told that modern .02 "'hale-catching has become so efficient whales are in danger of How They Voted On Nixon Support WASHINGTON (UP) Here is the list of the Midwest House Republicans who" today announced their support-for re- nomination of Vice President Richard M. Nixon. In parenthesis are the names of GOP members who did not sign. Illinois: Hoffman, Sheehan, Church, Mason, Allen, Arends, Velde, Simpson, Springer, Vursell. Chipperfield.

Indiana: Vrumpacker, Adair, Beamer, Harden, Bray, Harvey, Brownson, Halleck. Wilson. Iowa: Talle, Gross, Cunningham, Dolliver, Jensen, Hoeven, Schwengel, Lecompte. Nebraska: Weaver, a Harrison. Miller.

North Dakota: Burdick, Krueger. South Dakota: Lovre, Berry. Wisconsin: i Davis, Wiihrow, Uird, ski, Pelt. 27 Persons Drown As Bus Plunges Through Ferry Gates BIGGEST BITE HELSINKI (UP)-A bus crashed a a through ferry gates into Kivisalmi penditures tike the btggest bite of Sound Saturday, drowning 27 of city budgets in Wyoming accord! the 39 Dersnns atm rA 10 AT 4-H HOWARD CAMP Davon Voeltz, Howard and Janet County at the third annual 4-H junior leadership camp at Camp Lakodia, July 23 to 27. The purpose of the camp is to ui vu Ulal nis IOOI Slipped help develop leadership and to off (he brake pedal, and he could give fraininp in various activities nn) Tizminac give training in various activities the 39 persons aboard in 12 feet of water, Four of the victims were children.

The bus, carrying 38 passengers and a driver and conductor, went through the ferry gates into the sound located in central Finland. One passenger managed to leap clear before the bus hit the gates. Ten passengers managed to swim clear. The bus driver and the conductor also survived the plunge into the 12-foot-deep water. Finnish officials said it was the worst bus accident in the country's history.

A I A I Anderson returned to the Shortly after midnight Miss Shay and Kruse left the party, Chief Simpson said Kruse reported, to return to the hotel, near he waterfront and once part of an old whaling station, quadrilateral patio. encloses a There, Simpson said Kruse told 1 him, Miss Shap resisted his ad- 1 Simpion said he knocked icr out, dragged her into the 1 xishes, stripped off her clothes and then raped her and then, I 'rightened, took off one shoe and! beat her. Then he got into his! car and returned to his post, where 1 le surrendered to military police. They turned him over to Montcrev police. Army authorities said Kruse, who returned last May from Ger-l many, had an "absolutely record.

Miss.Shay was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hebert K. Shay. Her 1 father is tax assessor at Fairfield.

Death Strikes Again At Le Mans Race LE MAN'S, France riLjic'u i filially injured Saturday wlien his I'mumrd sports car crashed in flames a few minutes after the start of the annual LeMuns race whicli ended in catastrophe last year. His death recalled rlie 1955 race when a flaming Mercedes pluni'cd into a bank of spectators, killing 83 ami injuring 200. Hery was 43 years old the father of two children. Hospilal authorities said he suffered a fractured skull, crushed chest and broken arm. Hery's cur cracked up in the infield.

He died shortly afterwards hospital. Ills car was one three that cracked up within an hour after the -19 racers roared off to a start in the 24-hour race. Despite the spectre of lust year's tragedy, some 100,000 persons were packed in the grandstands, fields and camping sites around the mile course to witness the grind in aulo-racing. By the end of the third hour of the race, the British teams of Doug Sanderson and Iton Fiock- lart held a narrow lead over compatriots Stirling Moss anil Peter Collins. The Sanderson.

Floekhart team covered the first 38 laps in their Jaguar in 2 hours. 58 minutes and 46 seconds. The Moss-Collins team, driving nn Aston-Martin, covered the same distance in 2.58:55.4. CHtCAOO XOiSE CIIACKDOWX CHICAGO (UP)- The long aim of the law soon reach for obnoxious horn honkers on Chicago streets as police were set to hand out tickets for- motorists. The tickets, Municipal Judge Raymond P.

Drymalski announced, would go as high as J200 ipplying to noisy bridal parlies as well ns motorists caught in trnf- jams. ng AUTO GLASS INSTALLED HURON BODYSHOP 1E9 Dak. N. Phone 869 ERYTmTiGi "PHOTOGRAPHIC A car driven by Gordon A. Bogh, 219 Sixth St.

S. struck a truck driven by Leon B. Jorgenson, 943 Canova, are representing Miner Colorado S. from, the'rear at Third St. S.

E. and Frank Ave. Thursday morning while Jorgenson was stopped for the traffic light. Bogh reported that his foot slipped not stop. Damages on the car were TAYLOR FILMS WE O.TE GOLD BOND STAMPS 79 3rd 3.

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