Independent Star-News from Pasadena, California • Page 14

14--INDEPENDENT STAR-NEWS, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 19M i Goldwater Praises Bobby Seen Effective 5 Roving Post YORK UPI Sen. a Goldwater (R-Ariz.) praised Ally. Gen. Robert F. night as liard- lillling salesman oJf American! lilcals and urged he quit i Department to beeome "roving ambassa- cfer." ifcoldwatcr, not usually rated a Ian of the Kennedy 'family', described (he President's brother as "quick un- the hat." He said the attor- general had his ambassadorial talents in his rfeccnt frank talking travels through Japan, Indonesia, Germany and other areas, where lie; several limes argued down llostile would just as soon see through Bobby i the attorney gen- toward AI 1 U'ircnhoto.

TORNADO WRECKAGE-A crush-id house trailer is left in the wake of a tornado that hit Milton, killing 16 persons as it rcrged-across the north Florida town. 15 Persons Die as Twister Plunges Into Fla. JFK Asks Jobless Aid Extension Congress to Get Message Soon A I --tf -President John F. Kennedy disclosed yesterday he will ask Congress for another stopgap extension of unemployment pending action on permanent legislation to reshape the whole program. The White House did not say jwhat the Chief Executive will ask in the way of temporary relief for workers whose benefit periods run out.

Continued an unpopulated jreported by the highway pa- flooded by tlie Big Sioux two at Naccville, north of Ft. years ago. rral's office and continue to do the small Beach. at Panama! Olmstead County in south-, Minnesota was de- Congress but indications are that it will be no later than this week. The temporary 13-week extension voted last year expired yesterday and the stopgap request will be for ex-j tensions retroactive to April 1.

Kennedy made it clear he is not abandoning the broad program of permanent changes he requested on March 12 this woik, because I don't think you ran argue that lie didn't do United States some good around the Frump homos in i orna ,) Cl Goldwatcr said in a taped Jocaliburst open from the trjrnadic i A a a a television interview. jblast. A two-block area in One person was hurt and, buildings damaged by feels action will have to ARTHUR GODFREY SAYS be Deaf!" Arthur Godfrey, reporting in special Beltone advertise- ment in February Reader's urges you to stop -j-by, phono or write for the re- Svealing FREE 28-page book that describes new Bellones and discloses all the facts on how the-hard-ol-hcaring may hear clearly again. No obligation. of Munson, uprooting trpesjrjlty Beacli and near Youngs-, tl inster ar( i I I I II el I i.i I tl dS ii hn HI i I struc-! lown There were no rau it of flooding by llici yMr lof injuries in those places.

jXumbro River. More than 350; ilso cs were forced i a a i a i homcs i lllc area. The 1 I blast. A two-block area in ihr-ijj! weather bureau said the big- ICollegc Park section was! threat in the state now hardest hit with at least 101, a a I a Rivnr jhomcs destroyed and 25 ex Kennedy estimated that iut million jobless would helped by his extension Steelworkers Sign New Non-Inflationary' Pact Continued hi.told McDonald, with whom' he spoke by telephone 'rom the White House prior announcement here of eon- tract acceptance by 170 members of the union's wage policy committee. The committee members-are elected by the rank-and-file and are the final authority on contract rrialters.

Tlie feeling among steel trade publications and close observers was that'thcre would he no immcdiiale Increase in basic steel prices. McDonald said "most significant" feature of the new contract was a "novel" sav- ngs imd vacation plan and im proved seniority provisions. The net effect of this new in Itcnsively damaged. tornado in the Pleasant east Thrnr pma 'oi'nmlnrs aim 5 hcd structure. filled quickly with injured victims.

The hos-l pilal transferred 10 of 1hej wrrc 1 in sm ln most seriously to Pensa- Georgia but there were no re- cola hosnitals and treated COJP orts nthnrs. i nf the lalter InilII Ii( 0 Sukarno Mum on U.S., U.N. Peace Talk Plea retirement and thus open up new jobs. fringe Benefits Tlie contract package provides for no increase in hour- wage rates for the 430,000 union members employed by the 11 major basic steel pro- lucers. But about cents Fringe benenfits ments in insurance, and supplemental un employment ayments during and provides opening on 'gram.

Jn his March 1.2 let-jyages, pensions and insurance er to Congress, he estimated the second year. The package also extends 150,000 of the long-term job- exhaust regular less would benefits in lompany-paid 10.000 more would find themselves in this plight each month through the rest of this April and about ance benefits to employes' dependents. For this will mean in take-home pay. The union on Lhe company level-to startithe negotiations that the Ken- negotiating the settlement im-l nc dy administration was mriln- mediately with the It majorltaining an active role iiv a producers so that contracts can be signed, sealed and delivered by April 6. The contract package was ratijied at a noisy, two-hour meeting by the 170 members of the union's wage policy committee, Announcement ol agreement on the new basic steel con.

tract, negotiated a full three months before the June 30 expiration date of the three-year contract currently in force, ivas held up until USW President David J. McDonald was oble to- talk to President Kennedy hy telephone and inform him of the union's action. Kennedy told McDonald, "I want to congratulate you for; reaching an early and respon-' sible settlement." Kennedy ariministra- was instrumental in get- the new contract negotiations started Feb. 14, the carli- starting date in the industry, and in getting them back drive for a strike-free, non-Inflationary settlement. GREAT SOUTHWEST RAIL SEE El Paso, Texas and CARLSBAD CAVERNS A Golden West Atl Expense Springtime Vacation Week-end of fun and advenlurt April 14-16, 1962 (Saturday thru Monday) via Southern Pacific De Luxe Streamlined Pullmans ReiflrvaHons Available Now Single Roomellei or Dbl.

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wore Damage lo homes and business houses was estimated'at upwards of $1.5 million by T. G. Melson. president ot the Milton City Council. He added: "But that's just a guess right now." Microwave Tower Toppled The black funnel toppled a 350-foot microwave tower and knocked down high voltage lines the area.

Weather forecasts had called for nothing more than scattered showers and residents were unaware of the- approach- ng danger. Three small tornadoes were A A A TmlnncFia- IT1 A small twister hit a wnndnrl --Foreign Minister Subandrio area at Walker. near vesleriiav sai Indonesian vein rc sitlent a( ycl ircplicd to President John.Ken- The U.S. Weather Buroaujnody's appeal to resume ncgo- extended tornado warningsltiations with the Netherlands for parts of the Carolinas. on the West New Guinea Baton Rouge.

There injuries or'deaths. Nearly inches of rain fell at Meridan, in six thunderstorms moved into the Carolinas and crisis. No answer has been made thus far to a similar plea from U.N. Acting Secretary General i a accompanied byiThant, Subandrio safd. strong gusty winds.

Subandrio spoke to news- A cold front stretched fronilmen during a lengthy cabinet- Maine inlo southeastern Lou-Jlevel meeting attended by Su- isiana and a band of at the presidential pa- tation 400 miles wide hovered i luce in Bogor. lie said he was ilnng the front's edges. Rain 'ell from Maine to Kentucky. Alabama and Mississippi were and warned ot possible hail and Sukarno interrupted the ses- severe thunderstorms. inn to lunch with actress Jean Six Inches of snow fell In Simmons and her husband, di- Dakota's Red River and rector Richard Brooks, who Unities River valleys.

1'nrty- firo visiling Indonesia, five mile hour winds About a week ago, Sukarno visibility lo almosl xero a a i ended secret talks created near eondi- i the Dutch near Washing- lions nt Jamestown. N.D. ii.rm, sponsored by the United Snow fell from Wyoming Inlstalns, by recalling the Indo- Michigan and added to themesian negotiators, troubles of flood-fighters i Iowa. Cre.st Kvprrled Tomorrow Sioux City, Iowa, successfully contained the crest of the Floyd River, then rested before i set for Ihe expected crest of the Big Sioux River tomorrow. Workmen piled up a foot earthen through the Sioux City residential section that was MUTUAL A I PASADENA IS PAYING AT THE'RATE OF.

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