Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 1

Almanac Along the Way 29 6 Amusements Page 17 Editorials 14 Radio, TV Page 21 Women's Features 24 SGordon Bs Moines ammack The Paper With the Pictures THE WEATHER LOCAL-Generally fair and warmer Wednesday night; low 20. Partly cloody, continued mild Thursday; high 35. (World's Weather: Page 21.) When Mrs. Gerald 0. of 6311 Clearview drive gave birth to twins Jan.

27 she observed that "it isn't as exciting as it was the other time." Price 10 Cents Des Moines, Iowa, Wednesday, February 17, 196534 Pages Two Sections Country Parson If. S. DEBATE GROWS ON ASIAN POLICY Johnson to Jinp "The other time" was Nov. 15, 1957, when the Eischeids had triplets. Now, with the birth of the twins, the Eischeids have eight children.

The oldest are Buff Elizabeth, 10, and Michael, 9. The triplets are Timothy, Jane, and Ann. The twins are John and David. And, as Mrs. Eischeid puts it, Patrick, ZM, "sneaked in alone" between the triplets and twins.

Eischeid, a senior claims examiner for Bankers Life says that in both multiple-birth experiences "we got dividends." "We had expected twins and got triplets," he explained. "Then, last month, we expected only one chUd the doctor detected only one heartbeat and we got twins." "I prefer to have them one at a time," says Mrs. Eischeid. "Lord, they keep you busy. But I'm glad the twins are boys.

Boys seem easier to satisfy." Co F131S Viet lis locked by 'Church financing is made difficult by having a membership made up of folks who already have less than they want." Fraternal Insurance Bill Killed Hughes' First Major Defeat I Suspend Plans for Exchange Raids, Reaction Chill the Air By Henry S. Bradsher MOSCOW, RUSSIA (AP) -The Viet Nam flareup has put on ice prospects for visits by President Johnson to the Soviet Union and by Russian leaders to the United States. Just two weeks ago, Mr. John Too Busy By Drake Mabry and Marvin Braverman The Iowa Senate Wednesday killed a bill to levy a 2 per cent state tax on many premiums collected by fraternal insurance companies. The action represented the son said ne hoped tne visits would take place this year.

Now consideration of them has been suspended, according to Soviet first major legislative defeat for Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes in the current session of the General Assembly. Hughes had strongly supported the measure. The controversial bill lost by a vote of 31 to 24 in the Senate, which the Democrats control by a 34-to-25 margin. Mrs.

Eischeid's houseful of children will prevent her from accepting the free, lifetime membership in the Des Moines Mothers of Twins Club to which she is entitled as the mother of triplets. (Similar recognition is accorded mothers of two sets of twins.) Mothers of Twins clubs constitute a growing organization. Mrs. William Morris, president of the Des Moines club, estimates there are 150 Iowa members and 5,000 nationally. "We study problems that apply particularly to parents of twins should they be in the same classes at school; should they dress alike; what do you do when one twin is invited to a party and the other is not?" says Mrs.

Morris. "We think the clubs are very worthwhile." Dreamy and U. S. sources. They say the U.

S. air raids on North Viet Nam and the hostile Soviet reaction destroyed the atmosphere necessary for an exchange of visits. If the situation in Viet Nam gets worse, these sources be Trlbun Photo by Del Borer ENERGY TO BURN AND HOW THEY BURN IT Hughes also has asked that a 2 per cent tax be levied on the The noon-hour bell at Carlisle Consolidated School sends a charge of electric energy out onto the snow-covered playground: Mufflers flying, overshoes scuffing up sprays of snow, arms and legs swinging, these schoolboys all-out for soccer are captured by the camera in a dynamic grouping like that of a dramatic modern ballet A warming sun Wednesday sent temperatures above freezing for the soccer players. lieve, the whole subject of visits might be forgotten (he way President Eisenhower's plans for a June, 1960, visit to the "oviet Union were scrapped after an American U-2 recon gross premiums of county mutual insurance companies, and this proposal cleared the Iowa House easily Wednesday. Fire Bombs Tossed Into Ike Visits Johnson on naissance plane was shot down over Russia.

At the moment, Soviet leaders are continuing to insist upon May Come Up Again The insurance tax controversy Wednesday was centered in the Senate, and despite the vote Johnson Airs Aims In Viet War WASHINGTON, D. C. (AP)- Would-Be Attacker Repulsed Woman Lunges Against Him the policy that lies behind an Red Boasts Of 'Super' Warheads Talks of Global, Plane Rockets MOSCOW, RUSSIA (AP)-The Three Cars Homemade fire bombs were against taxing fraternal insurance companies, the proposal may come before the a again. hurled into three parked autos President Johnson said Wednesday that "we seek no wider Idea In a dream I had the other night I was preparing a restaurant menu and came up with the idea of heading one section: "Your Just Desserts." Incidentally, there's a bar in Peoria, 111., named "The Pour House." exchange of visits peaceful coexistence with the West. Chinese Line They are advocating it in direct opposition to the Chinese line that the United States is the cause of the world's troubles and should be fought on all fronts.

in the Greater Des Moines area Tuesday night. Senate Majority Leader Andrew Frommelt Dubuque) originally voted for the war" in Viet Nam but that all By Guy Toulouse Harlan Miller of 2900 Forest must understand that "we will drive, Des Moines Register col- A 33-year-old Des Moines persist in the defense of free Soviet Union is armed with intercontinental and global rockets dom." umnist, said a fire bomb was; housewife fought off a would-be bill, then changed his vote to "no." Since he is on record as voting with the prevailing side, Frommelt now is eligible to file Mr. Johnson, adding to his whose nuclear warheads are prepared text in an address to the National Industrial Confer equal to 100 million tons of TNT, Marshal Vasily Sokolov- inrown into car, parxea atattacker fa her home ear, his home, at 6:30 p. m. Police! said the bomb appeared to be Wednesday, rolled newspaper containing a Mrs.

Barbara Chamberlain of flash powder of some type. 3118 Fifth ave. told police that August Randa of 2204 Thorn-: she was awakened about 1 a. m. ence Board, said: sky said Wednesday.

a motion to reconsider the measure. Caucuses After the bill was defeated, members of both parties were Viet Policy WASHINGTON, D. C. (AP) President Johnson held a surprise conference Wednesday with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, seeking Mr.

Eisenhower's advice on Viet Nam policy. Press Secretary George Reedy said Mr. Johnson and Mr. Eisenhower also talked about "general world problems." Mr. Eisenhower was in Washington, D.

for a routine medical checkup at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Mr. Johnson "asked him to come by the White House and visit with him," according to Reedy. Sun, Winds Shrink Snow ton ave. reported that at by a noise outside her bedroom p. m.

a fire bomb was thrown door. She went to the door, she said, and saw. a man standing "Our continuing actions will be those that are justified and made necessary by the continuing aggression of others." The president said America's response to Communist moves This Soviet position and what some sources see as a Soviet hope for a negotiated settlement in Viet Nam leave open the possibility that discussions on the exchange visits will be revived. When the new Viet Nam crisis erupted, the discussions apparently had reached a stage at which dates would be considered. President Johnson opened the discussions with a public state He also said Soviet supersonic planes are equipped with long-range rockets carrying nuclear warheads.

Sokolovsky spoke at a news into his car, parked at his home. Police said the only part of the there. She said the man asked by bomb left was a burned fuse. Damage to each car was estimated at $100. called into party caucuses.

Hughes had urged both new taxes in his budget message. The Senate bill created spirited debate, in which charges were leveled that the fraternal insurance companies engaged in extreme political activities name Bob for her hus band (trom wnom sne is es in South Viet Nam will be "measured and fitting and adequate." He called the situation conference held in connection with the upcoming observance of the forty-seventh anniversary West Des Moines Police Chief Keith Townsend reported a similar bomb was tossed into an of the Red Army. He was chief "very serious" and said that "our stamina and the stamina of the American people are auto owned by David Austin of tranged). Ran Then, she said, the man grabbed her by the arm, but she lunged against him and he fell backward and down three steps that led to the kitchen. The man then ran out the Freak Accident A newspaper story dated Jan.

6, 1910, says: "The strangest accident in Des Moines history occurred Sunday morning when Rhadamanthus, a duck that took a prize at the Iowa poultry show, exploded into several hundred pieces, one of which struck Silas Perkins in the eye, destroying the sight. "The cause of the explosion was the eating of yeast Upon returning from church, Mr. Perkins discovered his prize duck in a somewhat logy condition. He was about to pick np the bird when the latter quacked and exploded with a loud report and Mr. Perkins ran into the house holding both hands over one eye.

"A surgeon was called. He found that the eyeball had been penetrated by a fragment of flying duck, and gave no hope equal to the task." of the general staff for the Army and Air Force from 1955 to 1960 and is now retired to a Defense Ministry inspector's 709 Twenty-second West Des Moines, between 11:30 p. m. Tuesday and 8 a. m.

Wednesday. "Our objective," he said, "is to join in the defense and pro against those in favor of the tax, and in lobbying pressures. A move to kill the bill by laying it on the table lost on a 27-to-27 tie vote. Revenue The bill would extend the! present 2 per cent tax to premi- Bright sun and warm south No estimate of dollar loss was available immediately. tection oi me ireeoom of a i i i westerly winds were shrinking Ps front door, by which he ap Des Moines snow cover Wednes Remnants of that bomb havei The Red Army anniversary wno maer at" parently entered, she said.

day. celebrated on Feb. 23. uaiiv mat is cuiuruiiecF ana directed from outside their country." Police said Mrs. Chamberlain been taken to the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation for laboratory study.

By early afternoon, the tern- Rocket neratnrp was 3fi necrrpps Thp had forgotten to lock the door urns collected by the fraternal insurance companies on life insurance policies of $5,000 or earlv-morninz low was 15. and! "We have more than enough Tuesday night. Awakened thp mpmnrv hnvprpd at 17 nrlnudear means to rout any ag ment Jan. 4 that he hoped "the new Soviet leaders can visit America so they can learn about this country at first hand." Congressional Debate In Washington, D. congressional debate was growing Wednesday over America's southeast Asian policy.

In Senate speeches, Democratic Senators Frank Church and George S. McGovern called for efforts toward a negotiated settlement in South Viet Nam. McGovern, of South Dakota, said the American people support President Johnson's actions, but that his mail indicates by a ratio of 15 to 1 "that the people also favor efforts on our part to negotiate Viet Continued on Page Two 18 deerees until it started a biff gressor," Sokolovsky said at the more. Rout Burglars Cooking Meal The tax is now collected from A 13-year-old daughter, Chris tine, who was asleep in a near regular commercial insurance jump after the 8 a. m.

reading conference, of 17. He said strategic rocket troops now form the backbone Takes New Post of the Soviet armed forces. Ginsberg Is Dead Harry Ginsberg, 74, long-time president of L. Ginsberg and Sons furniture store, was dead Burglars, who apparently were bv bedroom, was awakened by cooking their own TV dinners, I disturbance. She told police companies.

Estimates of the state revenue to be gained from taxing the fraternal companies ranged from $30,000 to $140,000 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. The effectiveness of the Soviet (AP)-George D. Culler, 49, for Air Force, he said, has been sharply increased by supersonic were frightened away about 10 mal sne JooKea out a winaow a. m. Wednesday when a house-j31! man enter a sta-hold employe arrived at the wagon and drive away.

Floren Di Paglia home, 1500 Police issued a pickup order McKinley ave. for a man described as white, six years director of the San on arrival Wednesday afternoon at Iowa Methodist Hospital. Francisco Museum of Art, has resigned effective June 30 to planes equipped with nuclear-tipped, long-range rockets. He was taken there in a Fire He said the Soviet Navy now house had been battered opening 150 to 160 pounds, having rJT-TvJ Department rescue squad ambulance from his home, 3660 is built around atomic subma and $25 in cash taken from it. brown hair and wearing a brown ue'f" rtlt- a year.

Thirty-nine such firms sell insurance in Iowa now, doing 3 per cent of The life insurance volume in the state. Senator Peter Hansen Manning) said the idea is not to hurt the fraternal companies, but he said many are extremely big businesses and have an unfair competitive advantage Grand ave. Police said he ap An undetermined number of sil jacket with a zipper. parently suffered a heart at ver dollars and $2 bills also were tack. taken from a kitchen cupboard.

A television set and some cloth rines of virtually unlimited range that are equipped with powerful missiles. (An American correspondent who asked about the number of Soviet nuclear submarines was told: "We have no fewer of them than the United States. The difference College Gives Out Birth-Curb Pills Cole Memorial LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (AP) A memorial to singer Nat (King) Cole who died Monday, will be erected in the new multimillion-dollar Los Angeles Mu ing were piled in the living; Struck by Car, Killed FORT WORTH, TEX. (AP)- room.

aDDarentlv readv 'to be1 More Liberal Depreciation Benefits of $700 million' through more liberal rules on depreciation are offered businessmen by President Johnson Page 4 parted awav TV riinnprs wpfp h1' tflliLANU, Insurance Continued on Page 1 7 A car struck and killed Mrs. a rt tr-- tr! found cookine in the oven. i' aneinera universiry of saving the optic. When you borrow a pencil, the odds are 12 to 1 it will be a yellow one. No Chicken Jay Ryan, 4-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ryan of 1724 Forty-seventh was disbelieving when told that he had chicken pox. "I do not!" he protested. "I didn't eat any chicken." Veteran observers of the Iowa Legislature recall the time some years ago when a House member's clerk (secretary) was his domineering wife. And they recall the times when she wrested control of the voting buttons at his desk away from him and voted her convictions, his to the Mrs.

Martha Tavlnr of health service has Louise A. La Camera, 54, of Akron, Ohio, at a Fort Worth in-! tersection Tuesday night. sic Center he helped found. The County Board of Supervisors approved the memorial Tuesday. Russia-Continued on Page Four Twenty-fifth employed by started issuing birth control pills to reduce the number of illegiti Briton, U.

S. Envoy Confer Again mate births among students the Di Paglias as a cleaning woman, told police she was unable to get into the house Dr. Peter Gifford, the director LONDON, ENGLAND (AP)- of the health service, said illegit Wednesday morning because the A Look at Life in Gee's Bend door lock was jammed. She said imate births among the univer- Prime Minister Harold Wilson and U. S.

Ambassador David she left to phone a relative ofjsity 700 girl students were the Di Paglias and returned running at the rate of 12 a year. Bruce discussed the South Viet "If Lummie knew his adversary, Dr. King, was coming he did not let on while he talked." Page 5 Nam crisis Wednesday for the second successive day. The British American exchange at tax on it. Sylvia Porter explains this and other tax breaks Page 6 Four I wo Vets Reunited Former marines from Des Moines recall headlines they helped make 2) years ago Picture Page 10 Downing st.

lasted 20 min about a half hour later with the relative. The two then forced the door open, and Mrs. Taylor called police. Mrs. Taylor told police that Mr.

and Mrs. Di Paglia are out of the city on a vacation trip. Ranger 8 Starts Trip to Moon (Story on Page 4) utes. Bruce returned to London Monday night after a week of Did Your 1964 Income Soar? If last year you collected an income much larger than usual, a new income tax law provision may help cut your consultations in Washington..