The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 1

IMM JOURNAL -TIMES VOL. 106 NO. 7 RACINE, TUESDAY AFTERNOON," JANUARY 9, 1962 Dial MEIrtM 4-1322 20 PAGES 7 CENTS Associated Pru Nelson Calls for Restoration of Revenue Cuts the next session (1963) ature would cost an added tax bill since all of these biennium ending June 30, MADISON there remain other bjlls be- fore lawmakers that should meets," he added. $39 million. a 1 Nelson told the "I have reviewed carefully ecutive, in what he described as "almost certainly my last message this session," told assemblymen and senators Between the Lines By Tex Reynolds Cheerful Thoughts' Amid Frosty Spell; Bouquets Bestowed 1963.

Leave Risky Balance" "The amendments have left a narrow and risky balance," be passed. And he suggested that they ac on them immediately and prepare, to adjourn in the next few days. each one of these Nelson-said. "Frankly, sev revenues will be needed in the next biennium. If you do not do it now, it will have to be done the next session.

It will not be easier then than now." Nelson said some 50 spending bills still before the Legis- Nelson concluded that even though the 1961 session has been long "it has also been "Dozens of constructive measures have been adopted," (Turn to Page 2, CoL 7) Legislature today that he would veto additional spending measures this session unless, they are accompanied by revenue bills that would finance them. eral of them are extremely Nelson said, adding: "All other pending legisla worthwhile. I endorse their that amendments to his compromise tax bill had cut estimated surpluses from $30 tion can better be taken up a objective. "In my judgment you should act to restore the revenue cuts made in the compromise few months from now when "No Extra Funds" million to $3.5 million for the The, Democratic chief ex- Nevertheless there are no available extra funds to fi nance any of these measures, however meritorious they IT SEEMS LIKELY that the light frost hereabouts last may be." night may have killed the The governor said he con sidered it his responsibility to rhubarb, and the heating ma SOIHMS advise the Republican con chinery in our house is be Sukarno Willing to Have the U.N. Help in Dispute trolled Leuislature that he ginning to sound winded would veto "any spending bill put on my desk unless it pro vides a specific revenue measure to pay for it.

I will not be a party to from continuous running But great comfort may be derived from two thoughts: 1. Other places, like Mon- tana, Wyoming and the Arctic Circle had much lower temperatures than the balmy 10 below regis- tered here. deficit spending or any kind of fiscal manuevering which to 11 taking a hand in efforts to makes commitments now and postpones the obligation to solve the dispute over Dutch New Guinea. JAKARTA, Indonesia UP) High government sources indicated today Indonesia would not be adverse to U.N. Acting Sec.

Gen. Thant raise the revenue to a future Foreign Minister Subandrio egislature," Nelson said. What we're having now Isn't apt to last longer than The governor conceded that said President Sukarno, who blames the Dutch for an as two We don't get much sub-zero weather after; sassination attempt against him last weekend, will decide the question of war or peace the end of February. Then it More of Same, gets nasty in another way with the Netherlands "with mixtures of rain, snow and in a week or 10 days." sleet whipped around by Talks with Sukarno Government' sources indi Snow Flurries clammy winds. But gen I -f -rri fin 1 crally lasts only another two months.

While you don ex cated that Sukarno's delay of the decision was to give an opportunity for interested Due Tonight acfly put out the lawn furniture for keeps on May 1, you begin to get intermittent parties to bring Indonesia and the Netherlands together. touches of warm air and sun A cold front hit Racine late U.S. Ambassador Howard Monday plunging tempera P. Jones conferred with. Su shine.

tures to 10 degrees below zero this morning, the lowest karno today in an apparent effort to sober the belligerant tone sounded by the Indone THUS HAVING cheered everybody up, and earned the undying gratitude of the local this season. The weatherman promises more of the same tonight plus Chamber of Commerce, this column passes on to a touch sian president in speeches made during a four-day barnstorming tour of South. Celebes. Yt I 'I -Yi i I iiafsiK. 1 iw it yTt I 7 strong winds with little re of sheer press agentry genius, lief in sight for Wednesday, also connected with the Subandrio said "the vague The forecast was for mostly attitude of the Dutch" gave fair weather, very windy and RONALD BRANDT Aide to Prasch LLOYD JOHANSEN Named as Principal no concrete indication that diplomacy could solve the dispute over New Guinea, but continued very cold with oc casional periods of snow flur ries likely tonight and Wed nesday.

Temperatures were Board Appoints Two that another week or 10 days might answer the question weather. T.Sgt Frank Garcia, recruiter for the U. S. Marines here, calls to say: "We want to take the young men of Racine out of all this and send them to San Diego, the temperature during a football game last Sunday was 90 degrees." to drop to 10 below again to night and stay near zero to five above Wednesday with certainty. Won't Object Government sources said if the diplomatic situation Justi to School Positions The front wheel of a tow truck lifts off the ground as the vehicle strains to pull a school bus out of a drift on 51st Drive in Union Grove this morning.

19 Union Grove high students aboard warmed up at a nearby The previous low of the season was reached Dec 28 when the thermometer was is married and the father journal-TImei Photo home until another bus took them to school. eight below. The Unified School Board Monday night named a principal of the new Frank R. Starbuck Junior High School By 1 p.m. today, the tern Then there's a' note from Fred P.

Danzer, a former Ra cine man living in Phoenix, Union Grove School Bus Stalls in Snowdrift with 20 Aboard and an administrative assistant to the superintendent of schools. of three children. He started as a teacher in the Racine school system in 1957 and has served at several schools. For, the last two years he has been administrative assistant to Robert McMillen, principal of Jerstad-Agerholm Junior High. Ariz.

He writes: "Several from Racine who live in this neighborhood often get some perature in Racine had reached an official high of 4 degrees below zero. For some, the 10-degree below zero weather meant walking to work. For others, cars had to be pushed "until they Lloyd N. Johansen, prin chuckles out of your column. cipal at Washington Junior But of course, there is sor fies it, Indonesia would not object to Thant making an effort to bring the two parties together and sitting in on the talks.

Heretofore, the Dutch have been angling for a broad international approach to the dispute, with the U.N. or individual nations taking a hand. Indonesia, however, has been stressing that the problem should be tackled in bilateral talks. Government sources said if it were not possible for Thant to sit in, Indonesia might favor his designating Thailand and the Philippines to participate. High School, was named principal of the $24 million Star- way Bus.

Co. of Hales Corners row, too, when we read about vour weather." On the After successfully blasting He holds a B.A. degree from buck school being built at day of school. "They were hoping we'd get stuck all morning," he said. Belmore called the School- through three and four foot snowdrifts along c.0 latter point, one might ques 16th and Ohio Sts.

in West the University of Nebraska and an M.A. degree from Northwestern University. tion his sincerity. roads outside Union Grove, a Racine for completion next fall. bus containing 19 Union started.

As the tires crunched on in the remainders of the 17 xfi inch weekend snow, tongues of white vapor puffed forth from, exhaust pipes. Some of the walkers must have thought of President Kennedy's concern that the nation's citizens are less MAYOR JACK HUMBLE Brandt will replace James Grove High School students vetoes a Dlan which would No Replacement Named In another appointment rec had to be rescued from one Stoltenberg, who resigned last year to take a position have again changed the Down with the University of Wis from the Hurley home and at about 10 a.m. another bus picked up the students and took them to school. They probably arrived about 10:30 a.m., he estimated About 15 more students were left to be picked up on Belmdre's route. Because all bus stops are near the students' homes, it was presumed that students who had to wait for the bus (Turn to Page 4, Col.

4) ommended by School Supt. John Prasch, Ronald S. this morning in approximately 10 below zero temperatures. consin in Racine. hardy than they should be.

Brandt, administrative assist Clyde Belmore, 35, of Eagle As they trudged along the ant at Jerstad-A 1 town traffic system so that vehicles and pedestrians would move with the green light and pedestrians would have to take their chances against cars turning to the right off Main or to the Lake Manor, Kansasville, was snow-packed sidewalks they Junior High, was named as an i Saxophone Strap Strangles assistant to Prasch. must have thought it didn't No replacements were rec driving along 51st Drive when a drift high as the bumper stopped the bus about 8:30 a.m. seem as cold when they were children building snow forts ommended Monday night for Wind Lake Boy, 11, on Bed right or left onto Main. either men. in sub zero weather.

Belmore attempted to free Johansen, 38, who resides Fined $14.50 Art 11 -year-old Wind Lake at 311 Wilnette Spring Drive, Seven motorists who didn't the vehicle, but couldn't move it After, about 15 minutes, The veto makes sense where the suggested change didn't. Traffic rules In the central shopping area should lean heavily in boy was apparently strangled Snow and Cold Don't Delay Birth obey the parking restrictions is married and the father of three children. He joined the Racine school system in 1948 in effect under the snow emer he said, he escorteckthe stu- dents to the Hurley Conva- off the bed and tried to revive him. When her attempts failed, she called the Water ford rescue squad. Sheriff's Department detec tives said the boy had apparently been playing with the saxophone cord while his gency will pay $14.50, police favor of pedestrians.

The to death Monday afternoon by a saxophone strap, the hook of which was caught in the springs of an upper bunk in lescent Home about two blocks north. said. A car which is parked less auto traffic between Seventh and Second Sts. and has served as teacher, physical education consultant and principal. He holds a bachelor of arts degree from on a main thoroughfare, bus route or metered area and the better.

Drivers who Had White Noses Tm glad I wasn't with the bedroom of his home. tagged by police is subject to mother was on the telephone. want to go THROUGH Lance Forest Rieck, son of Wisconsin State Teachers College, La Crosse, and a mas hey surmise that he passed Downtown should be en them," said Ruth Hurley, 16, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a $7.50 fine plus $7 for tow ing.

out when he leaned back, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rieck, was found by his mother ly ter's degree from the Univer Grant Hurley "who own the The snow emergency will couraged to use the alternate streets Wisconsin and Lake. Thus those one was strangled. Journl-Tlme Photo CLYDE BELMORE Had His Troubles sity of Wisconsin.

home. Ruth, a student at ing on the lower bunk sus Sheriff Rudolph Spieker continue in effect until the remaining snow is removed, Union Grove High School Prasch said Johansen appointment now will enable pended by the strap around said this morning that details way through streets should also, was home with a cold. his neck. She told sheriffs concerning the mishap have be continually improved, him to help select a teaching The Hurleys described the One of the first steps deputies his position was al Public Works Commissioner Henry A. Nelson said.

Crews began removing -snow at mid Increase of Debt Limit staff for the Starbuck School should be widening and re been turned over to the district attorney's office and if further investigation is made designing of the ramp off which will accommodate 900 students. Four classrooms were put into use last fall at night in the Uptown and West Racine areas and by moring most parallel to the bunk and his feet touched the' floor. Rules Death Accidental Coroner Bernard Evenson State St southward on Is Sought by Kennedy (Earlier Story Page 7) WASHINGTON UP) it will be at the discretion of students as having noses white with cold. One girl had to bathe her feet in a pan-of water for about 10 minutes they were so cold, the Hurleys said. were working in the Down the district attorney.

Starbuck. A baby born at 10 a.m. today during a drive over snow covered roads to a hospital received brief refuge in the warmth of a service station garage. The baby girl and her 28-year-old mother, Mrs. Herbert D.

Spalla of 8645 Highway were reported in fine condition at St. Mary's Hospital late this Spalla was driving to the hospital when the birth occurred. He stopped at Clary's Service Station at 4301 Washington where owner Clary Nielsen summoned the Rescue Squad. Squad personnel said road conditions made it advisable for the Spallas to await help. Patrolman Harry Soren-son arrived to aid the mother and the auto was moved into the warmth of the garage as a Rescue Squad arrived.

Brandt, 29, of 2400 Hayes turn to Page 6, CoL 2) Wisconsin Ave. As this newspaper has been pointing out for more years than all but the oldest Inmates ruled the death accidental due President Kennedy asked to strangulation. Democratic leaders today for Hot chocolate and coffee Mrs. Rieck said she was immediate congressional ac were served to the students who filled the Hurley's 13 by tional to. increase the $298 home when the mishap oc 23 Pigs Die as Fire billion debt limit.

No figure curred and her son was prac 17 living room. was given for the proposed (Turn to Page 2, Cot 1) Russ to Release Belgian Airliner Belmore said that the stu ticing on his saxophone while sitting on the lower bunk. She increase. dents were glad that the bus Levels Barn on Hy.11 As of Monday the debt said the boy stopped playing got stuck because they thought they would miss a when she went to answer a stood at slightly more than $296 billion, leaving less than telephone call. The shed contained heavy Fire whipped by high winds MOSCOW W) The Soviet government agreed to $2 billion leeway for opera farm equipment.

Mrs. Rieck said she talked for about three minutes and leveled a barn owned by William Morrow on Highway 11 tions under the ceiling. The barn was 40 by 80 feet day to release a Belgian air when she returned to the bed Kennedy told the leaders Takes an Interest in Dad's Work with a cement silo. liner forced down Monday, at a White House breakfast room she saw' what had hap The farm machinery In the but protested It had violated about one-quarter of a mile east of Kansasville shortly that because of Increased de Racine Area WEATHER Mostlyfalr, very windy and continued very cold with occasional periods of snow flurries likely tonight and Low tonight near 10 below. High Wednesday zero to 8 above.

West to northwest winds IS to 25 tonight and Wednesday. ELSEWHERE IN STATE Few snow flurries west, snow flurries east and possibly heavy near Lake Michigan with continued cold tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 12 to-20 below northwest and 5 to 15 below southeast. High Wednesday zero to 10 be-, low west and around zero east. Tli un roM tt It m.

n4 ffl at i 3 p.m. TtnprUitM ta barn is owned by Morrow pened. Soviet air space. fense' and other expenditures She said she took the boy and Reeseman Workshops Sabena Air Lines said the plane, with 27 persons Japan to Pay Fourth The Kansasville area in after noon today, trapping 25 feeder pigs inside. All but two of the pigs died.

which the barn is located was aboard, landed at Yerevan of Postwar U. S. Debt the scene of three other barn fires In late 1961 which it is essential to have speedy increase in the statu tory limit. AIRLINER SETS RECORD LONDON CP) A Trans Armenia, Just Inside the Soviet border. But the Russians Firemen from Kansasville, U.S.

Sets Off Ninth in A-Blast Series WASHINGTON WV TOKYO CO Japan's Burlington, Yorkville and Un caused a total of $230,000 postwar debt to the United Insisted it landed at Grozny ion Grove tried to contain damage. 275 miles north of the border. ATLANTA, Ga. WV-Gov. Ernest Vandiver says, a proposal to hold public school classes 12 months a year is Very provocative and he hopes legislative committees will give it thorough study.

But, he added at a news conference Monday, "My 13-year-old son has very passionately requested that I veto that piece of States was settled today for less than one-quarter of its A low-yield nuclear test Sabena said plans are be the blaze but the effectiveness of their fire fighting equip One of the barns destroyed was on farm owned by World Airlines Boeing 707 Jet sped from New York to Lon original cost. ing made to bring the pas the ninth to be an nounced by the Atomic En ment was limited by the high John Morrow, brother of Wil Japan agreed to repay $490 three of them Amer winds. ergy Commission in its cur million of the $1,889,000,000 it don today in 5 hours, 15 min utes. TWA said it was record for civil planes leans, to Moscow, where they liam Morrow whose barn burned today. The loss on the rent series, was set off under- At last report, the fire fight received from 1945-52 mostly will be flown to the West ers were attempting to save earlier fire was estimated at ground today at the Nevada minutes faster than the mark in relief supplies and econom He said they are expected a shed attached to the barn.

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