Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 1

WbfB upt Unburn Price 10 Cents HOME EDITION 71 it Yeor No. 280 casper, Wyoming Oil Capital of the Ilockics Monday, January 7, 1963 Fourteen Paget Tshombe 1 (7 May Yield ivW0 British Claim Mock Attack On the U.S. Meredith Will Quit Ole Miss OXFORD, Miss. (AP) Negro James II. Meredith said today he will not attend the University of Mississippi next semester "un War Capital By DENNIS NEELD By ANTHONY WHITE LONDON (AP) London newspapers said today ELISABETH VILLE, Ka- I (SO swift British jets slipped past U.S.

defenses recently in tanga (AP) resident a mock H-bomb attack that could have wiped out major iMoise Tshombe apparently cities, including New York, Washington, Chicago and being given a chance to der the present circum jLos Angeles. U.S. and British officials denied the invite a bloodless U.N. oc stand's The 29-year-old Negro, first of his race ever knowingly admitted as a student at the university, cupation of his war capital of Kolwezi and thus insure a place of power for himself in the re-unificd Congo. Diplomats indicated Tshombe as pondering this course of ac-jtion as the U.N", military buildup report.

Four British newspapers said' the exercise was carried out by four Vulcan bombcis about twoi months ago. The bombers fly up. to im miles an hour. A spokesman for the North American Defense Command in i the I'niled States termed the re port a lot of nonsense The British Air Ministry first -aid an exercise took place atiout Weather Is Dismal Over Most U.S. Bv The Associated Presi continued.

Amphibious armored didn't explain what he considered1 his circumstances. But, since his enrollment under i goard of federal bayonets Oct l. be has lived and attended classes' under the protection of federal marshal and ledoral troops Meredith put it this way at aj news conference in his dormi-1 lory I It should be noted that 1 have! troop carriers and bridging equipment poured in on huge U.S. I Air Force Globemasters, putting jthe force in a better position two months ago but declined to to press an advance on Kolwezi. Officials of the central Con ay whether it was a success Dismal weather-cloudy, fogey uhi.r tome wet covered most of the golese government arrived in Klisabfthville to lake steps to not made a decision to discmtm-j, miiitrv fame around eastern half of the nation and ue my effort to receive education-! vprsi(in.

-section, of the West today. reintegrate Katanga into the go in accordance with Sec- "Reports referring to an eer On the hrigutci sine 01 use a coupie of months ago are weather pattern, temperatures retarv-General 1' Thant's unity 'Responsible, Conservative' Pledge Made CHEYENNE. Wyo. (AP) Clifford P. Hansen of Jackson took the oath of office as Wyoming's new governor today pledging himself to a ''responsible, constructive, conservative government." Eive other officials elected in last November general election were also sworn into office by Supreme Court Chief Justice Glenn Parker.

"We must pledge anew that we will work unremittingly and to the best of our abilities for Wyoming wrong." an Air Ministry spokes-, were fairly mild lor this time of pan. The reunion scheme includes man said. year. merger of the Katangan and Con- "The last occasion on which we U(x ram or drizzle sprinkled golcse armed forces and a share took part in an exercise of this the Ciulf Coast and along the East if the revenues from Katanga's kind was in an operation referred (oast south of Cape Hatteras, industrial wealth for Premier to as Sky shield H. about Oct.

Il.c. Cynlie Adoula's central govero- 1I. That exercise was a joint, Nnott d. an(j ment l.nr.ldv.lie operation designed to test de- dnlzle dampened the' Great Lake At the Kl.sabeihwIIe Airport. legion, while light snow- fell in remral government rcpresenta- The sjKikesman declined to com- northern half of the Missis-iuv customs and ment when asked it British' immiffration offices Financial en.

bombers penetrated North Ameri-1, not dim lor woinil lake's region jperts studied means of unifying Ol. ca's radar network in the W1 ex l-nc ihm uii-fi Ionian flrspac U1 fllCd. erase. 'nnM, i ivn-a. xsauuikd ll own al training at the university "Ratlier.

my decision is not to attend the university next semester under the present circumstances He said he intended to remain the umvetsity at hast through the end of the semester, taking all vi lus final examinations When I combined the political and educational reality with my personal possibilities and probabilities, the results lead me to the foregoing decision." Asked about his futuie plans, be would say only: "I plan to remain in Mi-ns-sippi Almost from the sUirt, rumors have persisted that Meredith, an Air force veteran with some col-kge ork already bthind him. as in trouble over tin grades. None of his grade lest, and tlie like have bt-eu made pubhe. Students at the I nnersily t4 Mississippi must maintain at leaa 2 0 avrrae "if avrrace or far. probationary atatu.

If they (ail to make at least a 10 average, they face almost automatic expulsion. 1 The newspaper claims contained V-, 'banknotes after ill 1961 secession. W.I important strategic Vk.M. -'V', ire anKPtea tne rarwr North. blanketed the Pacific North- it itinnc nurt Ini jr 11 iniiT IIU Li "iL; Hi; '-i Bunche.

who flew to the Conco on a special mission over the manned bomber has many more est Temjieratures generally wete said be had no plans to Oklohoma Ciry NEW GOVERNOR, NEW SENATOR CONFER: New Oklahoma years of useful Ule as a nuclear! iweekend r.Kfv in. wit in m.M.t ,,1 1 were to have been to carry now-scrapped Sky- "We have staM that we e-t bolt. Iney will carry the improveo Gov. George Nigh (leff), and new U.S. Senator J.

Howard Edmondson ore pictured together as they conferred following the funeral Friday of the late Senator Robert Kerr. In political maneuvering Sunday Edmondson resigned as governor, allowing Nigh, who was Lieutenant Governor, to succeed him. Nigh's first official act was to appoint Edmondson to the Senote seat left vacant by Kerr's death. Edmondson is 37, Nigh 35. Both are Democrats IAP PhoKfox).

auu in MHtiiH-m lonoa complete freedom of movement-through the elimination of nil' armed resistance That is a I principle and stick," Bunche I and its people." Hansen said in a brief maugura! address. "Hard work and cooperation must be our touchstones." I Hansen said the greatest contribution his administration caa 1 make "is to provide the opportunity which uiil encourage -t dividual initiative and effort "To discbarge our responsibilities as leaders of our Wyoming state government, we wiJI need 'positive plans which can be trans-: lated into action. By providing forceful leadership and by hav irj I the perceptive people of Wyominj guide and advise us. we can has-I ten Wyoming's sure growth. Ttvi twill make il possible to keep our well educated and well-trained told neukmcn Blue Streak standtrff bomb, which is (o be the basis of Britain imle pendent out tear deterrent until etjuipjied with Polaris missdes The Daily Express, Sketch.

Telegraph and Herald all icporicil the strike "Had tlie attack leen real, it I Tshombe likelv will be al-l India Arms Proposal In Trouble Bv JMK BU I. limed up to a week to comply! with this demand, cpialilied diplu-1 mats sa'd This would email occupation of Kolwezi, a minng town miles northwest of Ehj-: bethviile, the Sakama border posti would have wijied out wveral ma- Gov. Edmondson Takes Oklahoma Senate Seat man citw-s including Ij Chicago and New York," Herald said WASHINGTON AP Signifi-, 110 mile southeast of Elisabeth-' taut concreional pptwisilion df ville. and Diloki. near the frontier! xpiess said it understood the 0K- orration suereeded IxsauM' velopd lixlay to any program of ol Angola.

young peoplt in Wvoming." low down big water development I Me hem, SO. a Republican, re- Hansen said Wvoming has suf- roRxrts launched hv his father 'signed in November as governor liie I.VIta-wing ulcans were so furnishing modern arms to India Should Tshombe decide to end laM and apparently flew at an in its border dispute with Com- the resistance, he could for 'he By JIM MOMtOK 0K1.M1UMA CITY. Okla 'AP WirsiDV U.S. Waarhti tunta 1 UU C.SStllCUL Idllll Edmondson. ficrv reformer and of New Mexico and was named minis! China Chairman Ku presort retain the presidency of Howard Edmond RusM'il Prov im e.

duilomals sa.d President a triend c. icned Sin. "plus an enormous storehouse cf rich natural resources. Wliethcf accomplished orator. vas elected to succeed the late Sen.

Dennis governor at 33. youngest chief ex- Chavez, a Democrat, ecutive ever chosen by Oklaho- we can use all of well, whether we these thmgi can expand altitude of aljiHit i2 miles. It nine of the Yulcans were litted illi elittroiui' c-nimli': mt.iHires to keep Amencan pa trol planes ftnm delecting the strike In iNnw-t, M.ij Kind Itam a for the NortM Amen ran iH lene Command )K 1 said there was no truth to the mans The former Tulsa County attorney Ca'-jMT and Yic iinty: Occasional snow flurries Tuesday afternoon. Continued windy. Warmer tonight, and little change in temperature Tuesday, liw tonight, 2' to 30.

high TucMtay 4o to Wyoming (ieneiaily f.nr to night and southwest Tuesday In-ereasim" cloudiness north and east IU.a announced that the Senate Though battered militarily he rc-rmi-d Services Committee will lams a jxihtical following in Ka expkire in detail, as pail of a tanta si hctluled lull stale leview of the If he fiuhts on. he could do! n.it Kin drtense 'stuie com- immense damage 'he eeononi mitments l-n delneiv of through sabotage of installation-1 to I ha kolviezi. including a dam out-1 I am against giving India any side the town that supplies all nfj of our modern weaimns for the Katanga's electric power. I Dems Write Post Mortem To Election day as governor of Oklahoma and was apfxnnted to the Senat.v succeeding the late Roln-rt Kerr. (ioorte Nuh 35 iateii.oit governor who niiotxl up to the governor's oil ice and appointed Edmondson, said President Kennedy told him he would le personally pleased by the appointment.

Nigh said he telephoned Ihe President, who is vacationing Palm Beach. Kia More 1 He term pushed through rem a' of proh Hon. iiouor ii tn Oklahoma for the fa's! tune since statehood in 1907. This, plus such reforms as a ment system for state employes, made him many and he became one of the state most controversial governors, feuding with bulb the icgt-lature and them "jii'-t a lot of nonsense principal reason that 1 think we Border War Peace Team Starts Home wouid It just giving them to the 'Chinese Communists." Kussell said in an intiiucw 1 "The Indians put on a disgrace fill exhibition in pet milling them Top Wvo ate a ps; party Cen CHEYENNE ming Denim rats -mortem at the state nionu.son tesiitned am him TOKYO 1 AP' Cevlonese v.lm..n.iv.,n u.u.M 1 ittv leadership. is -d av light snows or snow flurries north areas by Tuesday afternoon and spreading to the southeast areas by Tuesday night.

I-ocally windy eastern area and warmer east of Ihe Continental Divide tonight. Colder north Tuesday. I-ow tonight, zero in the mountains. to IS southwest, and mostly 20s elsewhere High Tuesday .10 mountains, mostly elsewhere. Five Day Outlook: Average temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below selves to I ihiven out of what Prime nistei Mi S.nmawi mem to aeveiop our economy more and better jobs, depends, for the most art upon ability of Wyom.ag's state government to administer its functions with reason and to pro-jvide.

at the same time, better schools aid the services which Jtite people waul and are willing to pay lor." I Parker a'so the 'oath of otttce to Mrs 1 i a Thomson, of state. Mrs. Minnie A M.tchel!. -une auditor. Eveictt state trcasuret and V'.

Cexil Sh.ov, st.ite superintendent of public instruction Norman Gray, elected on a pon-partisan basis, was sworn in as supreme court justice On'y Mrs Mitchell is a holdover oil's cr. Outsoing oti.i'd'-i were lornu-r K'n and Sivre-'atv State Gauc and t.irmer Su-periiitemient ct Ifhiie Instruct Compromise Could Catch Sen. Anselmi CHEYENNE 'API Sen Rudy Anselmi. Sweetwater, a vetet- should have been impregnable Bandar anaike and strongholds in the lxrder moun- foreign Minister IV tains They seem incapable of left Peking Saturd.iv indonesianj T. administration can expo solid supiHirt from Edmondson.

IT alter talks a ti, I2 election, swept WyomuiL Reput'ucarts Their comments included Eormer Sen I don think v.e can indulge oni Edmondson supported Kennedy for the presidential noimnatien when Kt'ir and others swung tK' stale lit legation behind ue President l.vndon Johnson lie made a seconding speech for Kennedy at the Pemoeraltc National Or- i fighting and il we supply them with Communist Chinese leaders jwith weafxins they will just fall1 mi settling the India-China border tlie hands of the Commu conflict the cu China news rusts Kusm-II adili-d agencv reported for the presidential nomination WO Nigh, aiso a IV111.K i.it wdl h. governor tor only one t-k H. rv Bellmon. t.i st H- seasonal normals. Turning colder on seives in tin Tto the past r.g to he a-i Eormef ait around midweek with mostlyi3" of Wyoming legislature luxury of our pas ty has amed ct Oov Gag.

the State Wvo- Itie niteil States has agreed Thev l-nardeil svial plains since ITO. has lone been an out cportedly had been the administration B11 E. a publican goveinor. takes ol: until Ken death, he had pi. next Monday ed turn.r Hlillg 01 CI the bos; to or to supply India with an unstated tar vi.sits to Hangchow.

in amount of aims Thus fat most China, and other cities Tlie ol tlx'se dispatched have been lonese pi une minister will light iiitautrv weapons, moitars Mfi1 later to New IVlhi and land mini These are in ad frvloncsr prime minister Air 1. 1 1 1 spoken advocate of legislative reapportionment. Hut ironically, Anselmi. could be a victim of a "compromise" tcnppnrlinnment bill being (lis hi Sources close to p.m Ihe said that when Kcniioov 1 Oklahoma City Endav tor funeral be urged th-'ovc Ker. rnor small d.iv to-day changes, thereafter a period of light snow or snow flurries most'y in the mountains and east (Million by midweek Normal maximum to XI.

normal minimum. 4 to 12 Suiitet Monday A 4K. sunrise Tuesdav 7 .17 Maximum wind vehxity Sunday was 22. WSW. Mean temK'tatni was 2fi.

departure from the normal nl plus 1 cii.l hv mt- Uii.l.,1,,,, "-'V's' flown to New Delhi. conlid and hope to -in a new law firm with nllui i 111 Washington and Oklahoma iv He was tTohihiteil bv the state from secKing re-elec as governor. Edmond.son is the sixond governor to resign and accept a voinlment to the Si-nate since the Uij-t general election. Edwin I. 1 i 13 session nenrs it com enine 1 ou liaic re-, I could elma perintetiitent Whatever have seme former state public instruct job I take i- veima l.iniord The two Demo-n crats were bea'en Nov The .1 treasurer's post was vacant take the Senate scat Kerr, a Democrat who u.is known as the uncrowned kinu ol the died of a heart attack in Washington New c.u Pa v.

Tuesday mxin Some legislators feel that a bill compromising the views of tin 'se connection the childien of Wyoming one-senntor-per county advocate UW Grid Star Critically Wounded by Teammate Temperature at p.m. those advivcaling an enlarged elreme: High 37, low S3S.na,e ttl naVfl Airport ettrrmrs: High 3. low IH of Kring passfd )f. 11 jJ The cuv ceremonies got ou to a fue Western start with Gage and his vv.tc meeting (lev. and Mrs Martha Hansen at the governor's mansion and then riding several blocks to the capttol in a horse-draw stagecoach.

Follow ing the swearing n. there was a 19-gun salute to the t.ew administration Then can'e ilsature As Edmondson gathered ins sup. xrters at the governor's mansion to make the switch, Kerr's son Robert Kerr announced he will run for the Senate 111 I'M. Kerr said be thourji! I dmondson appointment, ellectiie only unt the I'M general elect um, wou'd Extreme temiierntures for the Summer Retail Sales Are Second Highest on Record Tins compromise plan would re LARAMIE, Wvo (API Dave Ink! hv ilix tors that Marion ould 24 hour period ending at 5 31) duce the Senate membership from larion 2 vear-okl Wvoming I'm- paraiyeii Monday 27 to 25, eliminating the extra Marion was rushed to a hev- veisitv fiMitbnll star from Bakers senators from Swerluutiv and enne hospital for an oiertion A 1 Mieiioan tounties mMlmsul i Hansen inaugura! adiltes. mil to $1 nio'i'd Much the rise was attributed to a snl harvest and the bumper crop of Anselmi'K seal would be rlim '-de Sunday when shol by hUr after Ihe operation that mated under the proposal since liammate, Ijirnniie police rexrt- Ihe extent of damage to the spine the term of Sweetwater County's ri l(Hi)v was not yet known other senator Elmerj Min(m nw.k Marion, a sophomore, was the Halaeth.

doesn expire until IM punter on the Wyoming team dur- Fotnier Cov. eU Smith of Sun-daiiie piesnlcel over tne ceremonies The invocation was delivered by the Kt Rev. J. WiK.ni Hunter, Episcopal bishop of Wyoming, and lr John Pa't'snn. pas.

I.ARAMIE 'AP' Retail Mies in Wvoming during the toutis' lammed months of July. August September, W-2 were the second highest on record, a I'niver-sitv business piiblu alum rejiorted I.kI.iv Vvvoonng Tiade Winds' re polled thud quarter sales at $115. 1,2 season and led the I pisiOl DCtll I If III I IV Western Athletic unlet erne ill Mike W.dki Oiiioit. M11I tor of tl, Church ol Eo si p. e-10 tei Cheveiiiic g.o.

i he piiiiinig Former Director Of WACs Succumbs and retiiinnig a junior, is one punts of Ihe loolhall player fiom Wvo- Max. Mm Pep Rig Piney -1 7 Rillmgs SI 11 Rismaiik 4t Cheyenne .17 2.1 Chicago 10 24 T. Denver 40 20 Douglim .40 14 Evanston IS -S llouslon S5 4fi Kansas City IS II Lander 15 7 Laramie 29 -1 T. l-o Angrlen 7fi 52 New Yoik 4i 211 Rapid City 44 2.1 Rawluid 2fl 1R Salt Uke City 36 13 San Francisco SO Sfl Sheridan 43 J4 West Yellowstone 2S -4 Wilhstoii 44 34 Wwlaiid 40 1 gji aiine County 5 8 per cent di op was blamed iw the disap-peaiaineol missile workeis Cush-111 I pie lent dii'p was unac u.uiiMtl iiue the agritullur.il veat in the county was generally good Weston had a 9 9 per rent ihvp Fremont Count laige-t grow-ing in voming, showed the highest total retail sales gain with an ming benediction, Hansen was out standing runners for Ihe Cow- Judge Cuts Cats Out of Big Will El RKK.V li(. UM Su-ptriiir Court Jmlj'e William Watson ruleil Out I will lhl left 1 41 mm lur tlie mir id Iwo rats was nut mini.

Ill, rulois EimUv liiined over Ihe estate nf Ihe lair Amelia K. arson about sosi) imo lo Mrs. Marnuie t'h-man Avrry and Mrs. 1 mii. Oilman Qiiinlrrll.

both i( Eurrka. Mrs. Carson, daughter of a Humboldt (ountr lumber pioneer, hti pruvi.l. lor rare of Ihr two cuts tloon: a tins) hint! rnnsMing nf slmUs. no-t I.aramie Hdne teoited Walker eam lerrv ASHINGTON I AP 1 ol.

Irene t.ini er 'ho Marion was a envin'n fresh- in Callow v. director of the 'etutned Iron, a tal.lot html standout on last imi which was 5 4 ver cent aluir the third quarter of putt Only the third quatter of was higher than the figure The publication sjuj just time o.si tin il at Women', Armv Corp, from Ira "'K lhf mm Irani to 1937. died Sunday of uhrn Puh(e said Ihe accident oe- inauguration today the st. te i tfii- col counties Weston- laramie. Goshen and increase of over lt recorded sales drops in and a total of li t.

be in Itol a ris't'o' ion hne I is a '1 li who Prior to her assignment as 011 nu 'ruck a rmm a( (he athletic director, she was WAC staff ad iMarkm. dormitory on the campus. Marion viser to the European command The bullet entered Marion'tlwas taken to a hotpilal by C. for four veat, with headquarter, nei and repoitedlv damaged hi, llewpley, SO. dormitorv director in lliidillKig, Ceimany, She wa spinal mid Mai ion.

loot her and ollnisive lint coat II ol Ihe boiu In Templelon, Iowa. of the iiijuiyl youth, laid be wasjocll.all team. ish nil. 'S Thus up their bee Hi djo. uii- the quarter, three count lei had in-1 Other coumy figurei mcludcd iiese of nioie than $1 million iJ'ml Hil for a 53 in tile lliii- nioidbs and five oil ion' i se, Slier dan.

1-1 to ku -tu II t.l 11 Kounltes had tncteasts ol f.nii.-.iini.w and iicr cent increase.