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WINONA -ST NEWS Showers Tonight; Friday Partly Cloudy, Cooler 103rd Year of Publication Formerly The Winona Republican-Herald "Let'i not Just alt around Idle, Jenkins. Cot any ideas to pro-mota business I TWENTY-TWO PACES WINONA, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 TOMORROW SUN RISES SETS FULL MOON JULY 30 Q)n ROCKET TEST SUCCEEDS Congress Acts Meeting Seems Certain But 1- i Quickly on Small White Mouse Object of Big Hunt Date in Doubt Defense Bill WASTTTNfiTnV AP I PrpultWr. Eisenhower began writing a new CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Ships and planes searched Atlantic waters off the African coast today for a small white mouse who could tell man a lot about the perils of travel in outer apace. The mouse, named Wickie.

was message to Premier Khrushchev" today insisting that the ground rules be spelled out clearly in advance of a United Nations summit conference. Measure Satisfies Ike's Aims on Reorganization blasted aloft yesterday. She rode in an air-conditioned chamber inside the nose cone of a Thor-Able rocket. The rocket, said the Air Force, performed satisfactorily. Th a meant that it climbed 600 miles above the earth, then angled over into a horizontal flight that reached 6,000 miles to the vicinity of Ascension Island near the African continent.

If the rocket's nose cone was found after its plunge from space, it could solve many secrets. Militnnr men wanted to know U.S. officials said it seems cer 5 tain that the meeting will be held. WASHINGTON (JWTbe House St But here, and in other Western capitals, the view was that the opening day suggested by Khrushchev, next Monday, is much too swiftly passed and sent to the Senate today a compromise defense reorganization bill contain soon. Diplomats estimated it would "UUU 7 ing most of the provisions requested by President Eisenhower.

if ihA ran rnuld withstand the Prompt Senate passage was ex take two or three weeks of negotiations to determine exactly what countries should be included and what procedures should govern great friction heat encountered in its dive back into the earth's atmosphere. If ao, it could be de-tunHnrf nnnn in shield a hvdroeen pected to send the measure to the discussions. bomb in intercontinental flight in Nomina quite like the proposed case of war. Snare scientists who hone some President. The House acted by voice vote and without opposition after terse debate.

Only about 50 members were on hand. The bill, approved yesterday by day to send men to the moon and -7i historic conference has ever been held at the U.N. Security Council in New York. Important precedents will be set FIRST CHOICE Miss U. S.

center, poses with the four runners-up in the Miss U. S. A. section of the Miss Universe contest in Long Beach, Calif. Left to right are: Marcia Valibus of Florida, first runner-up; Judith Carlson of Alabama, second runner-up: Eurlyne Howell of Louisiana.

Miss U. S. June Pickney of Illinois, third runner-up; Diane Austin of Georgia, fourth runner-up. (UPI Telephoto) tiMVii to If tf.vl WV2 Recognition of this was reflect Senate-House conferees, embodies much but not all Eisenhower sought in the way of authority to beyond were especially interested in how the mouse fared in the 12.000 m.p.h. journey to space and back.

If Wickie survived, it would be ihp first known time that a living ed in a stand by Senate Republi can Leader William F. Knowland reorganize the Pentagon. Essentially the bill accomplishes animal had gone into space and of California that the free nations should not accept any Khrushchev conditions which weaken the U.N. what Eisenhower advocated to 1 clarify the command of the Presi ft. i.

I- A VWM-Wkl returned alive. This was the third test of a Thor-Able rocket, a two-stage ve Knowland told a news confer dent, through the secretary of defense, over Army-Navy-Air Force- ence he considered a fundamental issue to be whether the Soviet Everybody's in Love With New Miss United States hicle. The first failed ADril 23. Marine task forces in the field. government, or any other coun On Jutv a the second Thor-Able try, can in effect unilaterally THIS IS ONE of those pictures that's "worth a thousand Need we say more? (UPI Telephoto) became the first U.S.

ballistic But Congress, traditionally insisting on preserving the identity of the separate services, did not give the defense secretary all the change the procedures of the U.N. by fiat of its own. missile to travel the intercontinental range. Attempts to recover its nose cone and a If this is permitted, he said, it peacetime power Eisenhower ad mouse rider were unsuccessful. vocated to tighten organizational control over the services.

More will in effect have undermined and ultimately jeopardized the future existence of the organization. This Is a 'Mouse House LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) -Miss Louisiana, a slender blonde with that special sparkle, is the new Miss United States in 1958's New Iraq Regime over, Congress wrote in some pro- Knowland views are among a visions which it described as safe WHAT'S THE PASSWORD? considerable flow of congressional guards but which Eisenhower has Miss Universe contest. opinion that the White House is criticized as possibly obstructive Not Pro-Communisf Eurlyne Howell, 18, has the receiving informally through liaison officers. Beirut City of Barricades quality the beauty pageant's top The measure does reduce the powers of the service secretaries An idea put forward by Sen.

judge described this way: Hubert IL Humphrey (D-Minn) is to the sandbag barricade manned and the individual military chiefs Western slogans were red-paint "You fall in love with her as that Prime Minister Ben Gurion By TALBOT PATRICK BAGHDAD (AP) Iraq's new The bill provides a clear-cut by five Lebanese rebels. ed on many walls and houses command system for the kind of This barricade lies across the Signs were put on the front of soon as you see her." F.urlvne has a dazzllnif smile. Whatever They Did It Certainly Came Out Right LONG BEACH, Calif. Lend an ear, ladies, while the Miss Universe contest lovelies tell beauty secrets of their native lands: Miss Japan, Tomoko Mori-take: "Our women use a certain flour made of rice polish-ings. They put this in a little bag and wash the face with it." Miss West Indies, Angela Tong: "The women put olive oil all over their bodies just before going to bed.

But I don't do this." Miss Poland, Allcja Bobrow-ska, the first entrant from an Iron Curtain country: "Polish women do not want to be beautiful because they are hard working people. The men and women work together. Wash yourself with soap and water. That gives the beauty." Miss Paraguay, Graciela Scoria, whose English is slightly fractured: "I don't use nothin'." 2 Wisconsin Children Die In Old Icebox revolutionary government, by actions even more convincingly than forces most often used in modern BrUiM-ojuwd stores and firms blue eyes and long, honey blonde street leading into the rebel-controlled Basta quartet of Beirut. For 76 days, the rebels have been wars teams composed of select "Don Buy from loreigners.

by words, has shown that it is ed elements of one, two or more By the third day. the army offi not pro-Communist. services. Once a service commit in complete control of the sector The first day of the revolt, By WILTON WYNM BEIRUT (AP)-'Tut up your bands." It was so dark In the street that I could not see the rebel guard. But I heard the click of his gun.

I put my hands up. "One of you walk forward." My comrade moved ahead, his bands still in the air. "Say the password." "Abou halmous." That was enough. We moved up cers who led the revolution were bringing into the government, as ted units to such a force it could Iraqi newspapermen told me re of Israel and representatives of the Arab states should be included in any summit conference on the Middle East. "This conference offers the first opportunity we've bad to do something constructive to work out a solution for the Arab-Israeli dispute which is the seed bed for problems in the Middle East," Humphrey told reporters today.

Humnhrtv had lutt com from in the heart of the Lebanese capital. Nobody has gone in or out without rebel consent. not withdraw them without ap peatedly later. Communist leaden proposed to the army officers Cabinet ministers and in other important positions, mature men of proval of the secretary of defense. I spent a night with rebels in leading the rebellion that a Na And task force commanders would report to the top, without going known ability and recognized position.

Most of them had records through individual service secre of opposition to the former re tional Guard or militia be formed to help in possible defense of the new government. The proposal, I was told, was turned down flat. gime. Basta as guest of their leader, former Premier Saeb Salam. He is a dynamic, stocky man who has not left his house since Lebanon's crisis broke.

And he does not intend to leave it till his arch a briefine eiven a crouD of sena Then the army issued an order Dunne the first two days of the tors by William Macomber, assist revolution, Communist and anti- that anybody caught painting up Communist slogans would be ant secretary of state. "Ben Gurion of Israel should by 11 mean ha invited to the con court-martialed. Under army di hair. She speaks with a soft Dixie drawl and fits her self -description: "A Southern lady." She is 5 feet 6, weighs 119 and beasures 36 23'4 35,4. These charms helped her Wednesday night in winning over a field of four other blondes, three of them also representing Southern states.

The runners-up, in order, were Miss Florida, Marcia Valibus, 20, Miami Beach; Miss Alabama, Judith Lucille Carlson, 18, Birmingham; Miss Illinois, June Pickney, 22. Chicago; and Miss Georgia, Diane Gail Austin, 18. Atlanta. All were beautiful. What made Eurlyne the winner? "It's the same as that indescribable something that makes a girl an actress or doesn't make her an actress," said Vincent Trotta, head of the nine-judge panel.

"This girl has that special sparkle." Eurlyne comes from Bossier City in northern Louisiana. Her father Ernest is a retired oil well driller. She is a sonhomore at Cen ference," Humphrey asserted. "If rections, the red paint of the Communist slogans was blanked out with green paint. Iraq Prepares For Union Vith Israel and the Arab states are in-, eluded we would have an opportunity of clarifying relationships.

Censors in newspaper offices taries. On the other hand. Congress declined to give the defense secretary authority to transfer or abolish the military roles of the services. To calm fears that the Marines, the Navy's air arm or the National Guard might be abolished or drastically changed, provisions were written into the bill to require congressional approval of any major Protection for Khrushchev Is 'The relations between Israel and the Arab states are at the enemy, President Camilla Cham-oun, resigns. From the shell-scarred roof of Salam's house it is easy at night to see the limits of the area he controls.

At night Basta is completely dark. A ring of lights three blocks away marks the border of government-controlled Beirut. Within this dark rebel city, life has been at a standstill for 76 days. Almost all shops are closed by a rebel-ordered general strike except bakeries and pharmacies. blanked out from the reports and editorials they read all pet words and phrases of the Communist line, according to Iraqi newspaper root of the problem, rather than the question of U.S.-Soviet relations about which we have talked so much." acquaintances.

Nasser's UAR CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-A high EDGERTON, Wis. Wl A game ended in tragedy Wednesday night when two rural Edgerton children were found dead in an abandoned Although there now is the cen Amon? conditions Khrushchev sorship of newspapers, local news official of Iraq's revolutionary ntfnrhed to a summit meeting icebox near their home. were that Prime Minister Nehru They were David, 4, and Rhon papermen look forward to a time when the new government feels more safely established. They hope then for more freedom than regime said today his government is preparing negotiatiuus for a union with President Nasser's Barricades and trenches across the streets stop all traffic. At 8 of India and Arab leaders be in da Scholl, 5.

children of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scholl, Rt. 3. United Arab Republic.

clock every night, the rebels impose a curfew. Any man who goes under the royal regime. tenary College, Shreveport, where she is studying speech and dramatics. Big Problem Jefferson and Dane County authorities, aided by a hundred vol Iraqi Deputy Premier Abdel Social Security Boost Ready for Congress Action WASHINGTON (AP)-An across the board increase in Social Security benefits moved rapidly toward election year action in Congress today. The House Ways and Means Committee reached all but final agreement on a flat 7 per cent boost in old age and disability payments, with a minimum $3 increase for all persons now receiving retirement checks.

For those workers not yet at retirement age, it would mean deduction of up to $25.50 more a year from their take-home pay because of a one-quarter per cent hike in the Social Security tax and enlargement of their taxable wage base from $4,200 to $4,800. The committee reached informal agreement on the benefit hike and an accompanying tax increase after rejecting a proposal for a flat 10 per cent raise in benefits. Some members, however, were hopeful the Senate would change House figures to bring the increase near the 10 per cent level. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills ID-Ark) said he hoped to have a com-nlotpH hill readv bv Monday for vited.

Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles conferred by telephone early this morning on a reply to the Soviet Premier. The Whit Hnme said thev talked be out without the password is sure Salam Aref told a Cairo new spa One newspaperman told me that he was in effect putting his head in a noose if the revolution should to get shot. She says she has no particular Jl 1 1 I per U.A.R.-Iraqi committees are WASHINGTON (AP) The government has started planning being formed to discuss military, fail by writing for the Issue then fore a National Security council romantic interest unu iias lurueu down four proposals of marriage so far. International comrjetition heeins political, economic and education in preparation that the revolt meant the coming of freedom for unteers, directed a search after the father reported the children missing. The mother found the bodies in the icebox in an out building.

The girl was huddled in the upper compartment of the ice box and the boy, with a dead kitten in his arms, was in the lower the extraordinary security measures to be taken to protect Soviet Premier Khrushchev's life, if and al matters with the aim of uniting similar institutions in all these meeting. Summit questions presumably uprp discussed at the council the people of Iraq. tonight, when the 34 foreign en when he comes to New York. fields. Aref and Nasser signed a mu What was said to me reptatedly meeting.

After it was over, Dulles tries plus Miss Howell will be cut down to 15 semifinalists. Miss Universe will be selected Friday night. in different ways was pointed up State Department agents will cooperate with the New York City Police Department to handle what is considered the most challenging tual defense treaty in Damascus July 19 but there were reports then that the Iraqi rebels had no by the comment of one man who drove me by the burned-out Brit intention of uniting with U.A.R. security task ever faced in mod ish Embassy: "That's where this country was ruled from for 38 Aref told the weekly newspaper ern history in connection with the Sabah Elkheir he is looking for years. visit of a foreigner.

ward to the day when all Arab Iraqis who were interested and sympathetic observers of the new revolutionary government said the New York Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy has assured the State Department his 22.000 countries will join. The newspaper Al Ahram pre policemen are capable of coping stayed on for a private taiK witn the President Eisenhower and Dulles, White House press secretary James C. Hagerty reported, were concerned with working out a reply to Khrushchev. Hagtrty held open the possibility that the message might be dispatched to Moscow today but said that was not certain by any means.

The belief was strong in diplomatic quarters here, however, that the obstacles will be overcome and the conference opened within two or three weeks. The White House and the State Department withheld comment on the Khrushchev letter pending a new regime definitely does not intend that Iraq become a part of the United Arab Republic of Egypt dieted a surge to Nasser's Arab nationalism also would wrench non-Arab but Moslem Pakistan from the Baghdad Pact. Iraq was with tne task, however drfficult. Those planning the security and Syria. presentation to the House, where the only Arab member of the anti- There is a strong conviction that measures feel their biggest problem may be provided by some insane fanatic rather than any of Communist Pact, which also em passage was regaraea as certain.

Thn hpnpfU increase Drobablv eventually there will be a single Arab nation, but not one dominat tne anti-boviet political and refu gee groups. would take effect next year along braces Turkey, Iran and Britain. In Bonn, Iraqi Ambassador Ali As an initial step, Edwin L. ed by Egypt, as the U.A.R. is.

State Creamery Just before midnight, a rebel staff sergeant took me on a round of the barricades. The password, abou halmous. in English means roughly "Father of the Bald Head." One squad of guards lounged on a strategic roof, and the talk soon turned to the American forces in Lebanon. Someone mentioned that 16 American planes had been shot by smallarms fire from rebels near Tripoli, in north Lebanon. "Saeb Salam has ordered us not to shoot at those planes," one of the guards said.

"Otherwise the Marines would soon learn that Basta boys can shoot too." These men have cleared pro-government snipers out of their own area and have consolidated their positions. They have strict orders from Salam not to shoot unless absolutely necessary, both to save ammunition and to avoid provoking incidents. The area is much quieter now than during the riotous early days of the rebellion, when pitched battles were daily occurrences. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Partly cloudy with occasional showers or thundershowers beginning late this afternoon and continuing tonight. Not much change in temperature today and tonight.

Friday partly cloudy and cooler. High this afternoon 88, low tonight 62. High Friday 78. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 85; minimum, 61; noon, 74; precipitation, none.

AIRPORT WEATHER (North Ctntral observation!) Lennerts, head of the State De Haider Sulaiman added his voice to the chorus of professions of friends for the West coming from with the accompanying nine in me tax rate. The committee plan also calls for a speedup in the schedule of periodic tax increases now provided under nresent law. It would partment's Security Field Office in New York, met Wednesday until A7atu Vilr 1 Iraq revolutionary regime. n.vi. 1U MJ11C aUlllUl UltS.

William L. Uanna. chief of the Sulaiman told reporters Iraq "cannot do without the West, es move up from 1975 to 1969 the pecially Europe in building up State Department's Division of Physical Security, will direct the federal government's role in the kA i Jm I I i'lL i-'. its economy. security network.

date when the maximum tax on workers and employers alike fall due, and raise the final tax rate from 4V4 to 4'i per cent. 3 St. Paul Workmen Burned "From the beginning, the new regime has made it clear it has the friendliest feelings toward the West, "Sulaiman said. "The new government will protect the production and supply of oil and will There are now no plans for calling out Army troops or Marines to bolster the security forces which will guard Khrushchev's every step. White House press secretary James C.

Hagerty said Heir Held for Theft, Kidnaping CULVER CITY, Calif. (AP) An heir to a Minnesota creamery business was held for superior court action on four counts of kidnaping and one count of armed robbery Wednesday. Witnesses identified John Thomas Russell, 24, as the gunman who robbed a market here of $25,000 and took $100,000 in jewelry from a Beverly Hills couple. Identified as Russell's accomplice was LawTcnce Gunning, 38, honor its obligations entered into ne Knew nothing about a published report that 5,000 Marine reserves ST PXVl. (AP) Three men would be called for guard duty.

with the oil companies. King Faisal's Estate Valued at $74,253 careful study. The proposed gathering of the heads of the 11 governments represented on the Security Council would bring Eisenhower and Khrushchev face to face for the first time since the Geneva summit conference in July 1955. It would also give Khrushchev, communism's ebullient No. 1 salesman, his first opportunity to visit the United States a trip he hai long wanted to make.

One of the things that top U.S. officials dislike about the whole project is that it would also give him an unparalleled forum for airing his charges of aggression in the Middle East against this country and Britain and peddling Soviet peace propaganda. Former State Congressman Dies MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Francis H. Shoemaker, 69, controversial Minnesota congressman and editor of the 1930s died today at University of Minnesota Hosoitals. were burned, one seriously, early today when superheated solution of cosmetic solution boiled out" of a tank at a Rayctte, plant.

Tlarrv Amns. 21 Was taken to Some military forces may help protect Khrushchev's arrival depending on whether his jet plane lands at New York's Idlewild Airport or nearby Maguire Air Force Base in New Jersey. The jet LONDON (AP) -King Faisal a hospital in critical condition TU104 which flew Ambassador with 2nd and 3rd degree ourns over GO per cent of his body. Jerome firnhp 30. was in fair condition Mikhail Menshikov to the United Max.

temp. 86 at 5 p.m. Wed States landed at Maguire. Secret Service agents also will nesday; min. temp.

70 at 7 a.m. of Iraq, slain in the revolt that overthrew his government 10 days ago, left an estate in England tentatively valued at 26,876 pounds $74,253 the British public trustee said today. A spokesman declined to say what the estate consisted of. Who inherits the estate is in doubt. Most of the Iraqi royal family was killed along with who was captured in Buuaio, n.y.

Russell surrendered to Beverly Hills police June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hayden testified at the preliminary hearing that Russell and Gunning invaded their home weeks ago and took jewelry and furs at gunpoint. Capt.

Ray Borders of the Beverly Hills police said Russell admitted the charge with 1st and 2nd degree burns. Ira Baldwin, about 35, suffered lesser burns. a Hivinr for the beautv shoD sup today; noon 84; scattered clouds at 4,000 feet, overcast at 12,000 be brought in on the security planning to make sure it jibes with their assignment of protecting President Eisenhower. But the ply firm said the workmen had HE SNEAKS A PEEK Sergeant-at-arms Archie Warren couldn't resist a quick look over his shoulder when Princess Margaret came to call at Vancouver's city hall in Vancouver, B. C.

(UPI Telephoto) feet; visibility 15 miles; wind from the southwest at 6 m.p.h.; barometer 29.81, falling slowly; opened a manhole cover on a iann of boiling sodium bromate, used main task will be borne by the New York police force. relative humidity 44 per cent. in hair wave solutions..