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THE I OLA REGISTER The Weather Scattered Showers TWELVE PAGES VOLUME LXIV, No. 219. Th Weakly filter. EeUblUhed 1887 Tit lol Daily KefiiUr, KsUblubwi 1W7 10LA, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1961. Bnewtor to TUo Iola Dolly Rotfiator, Tha lola Doily Kooord, ond lolo Doily Index Denver Plane Toll Is 17; 50 to Hospitals; 56 Unhurt Orbit a Missile Detecter Over Russia; Exceeds Expectations A Gale Midas Tracker Orbited Is 1,800 Mi les Up protruding strip of a con gers escape.

Sally Whipple, 47, La Jolla, also praised an unidentified stewardess. "I dont know who she was, Mrs. Whipple said, "but she stayed in the plane pushing passengers down the escape chute and ignoring the fire in her clothing. Joe Throsky, a UAL mechanic, was among the first to reach the Continu'd 00 Ft(t t. No.

I' Hiss Case Informer Dead at 60 WESTMINSTER, Md AP' Whittaker Chambers, an ex-Com-mumst spy who turned informer in the Alger Hiss case, has died at a quiet Maryland faint where he lived in self-imposed exile Chambers, who was 60, succumbed to a heart attack Sunday at his home nearby Bachman's Valley His family announced the death Tuesday, after the body had been cremated in private ceremonies. Chambers was catapulted into the nation's headlines 1948 as the accuser and chief government witness against Hiss, a scholarly, well-regarded State Department aide. In testimony before the House crete taxiway being constructed nearby. John Bryne of Omaha, a surviving passenger, escaped from the jetliner unaware that anyone had- been hurt. But Lyle Oreck, 66, Phoenix, said it was "horrible, horrible.

Bryne said a stewardess sitting alongside him got ye door open immediately and helped passen New Paulen School Is Funeral Site FREDON1A, Kan. (AP)-Funer-al services for former Kansas Gov. Ben S. Paulen, who died Tuesday in the Fredonia hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Ben S.

Paulen elementary school here. The school was dedicated in his name June 25. The Rev. Thomas Walsch, pas- Governor Paulen tor of Fredonia Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Fredonia Cemetery with Masonic services.

Paulen would have been 92 VISITOR FROM PAKISTAN President Kennedy greets Pakistan President Mohammed Ayub Khan, left, as the latter arrived in Washington for a three-day state visit. In the background are Begum Nasir Aktar Aurangzeb, daughter of President Aub, left, Clement E. Conger, deputy chief of protocol, center, and Mrs. Kennedy. (NEA Telephoto) ON THE HOOF Mans best friend is usually his dog, but not for Justin Doak who has a pig named Poikey Doak is manager of the Missouri Farmers Assn hog market in Gallatin, Mo.

He started to develop Por-key, a runt, to marketable size, but got a leash-trained, pampered pet instead The i t-built four-engine scheduled to stop about 30 miles away at Rabats Sale Airport but because of bad weather was di- recte(j t0 the Camp Caze Airport 4-H Dairy Clinic For 21 Counties 72 Killed On Czech Airliner CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) Committee on UmAmenLiT'Ac-M en tivities, Chambers accused Hiss route "est Africa struck a and others of being Communist Pcr llne and exploded today agents who supplied him with sec-l'll preparing to land at Casa-ret information jblanca. Officials said all of the 72 'persons aboard were killed. Chambers produced micro- Airpoit officials at Zurich, the filmed and typewritten documents' pane's only stop after it left from a hollow pumpkin on his Prague, said the departure mani-farm Hiss was indicted and fest showed 64 passengers and convicted for perjury. Hiss served eight crew members and that all 44 months of a five-year term and apparently had boarded at was released in 1954 Prague Presumably there were A key figure in proceedings no Americans aboard POINT ARGUELLO, Calif. (AP) The United Ststes today fired' into a record 1, 850-mile -high orbit the first missile alarm satellite to pass over Russia.

The altitude was a new high for a circular orbit. Satellites in egg-shaped orbits have gone higher. Previous high circular orbit was about 300 miles, by one of the Discoverer satellites. The Air Force expressed surprised delight both with the height and the nearly perfect circle. High altitude benefits the effectiveness of Midas' detection system, the Air Force said, because it permits a larger scanning area.

Midas III is circling the globe once every 2 hours and 40 minutes The orbit is approximately circular, just what was ordered. The orbit was achieved by restarting the satellites engine over Africa for a brief burst that increased altitude and made the orbit more circular. The satellite, after a series of disappointing delays, roared aloft at 8 12 a m. from this Navy space base and into a polar orbit that will carry it repeatedly over Soviet territory. The first pass over Russia will be the third, about 7 hours and 20 minutes after launch.

Details of the payload were kept secret. The second, or orbital stage carried a record fuel load for a U.S. second stage vehicle. This gave the extra push for the high orbit. The weight, fueled, was not disclosed.

Midas III is pioneering a satellite series aimed at giving nearly instant warning of hostile missile firings. In its nose is an infrared eye which can sense heat from the exhaust of a missile blasting off hundreds of miles below. The second stages fueled weight was not disclosed. Previous high weight was in a similar vehicle in the Discoverer satellite scries. Previous high orbit was about 300 mites for Midas II.

Midas III weight 3,500 pounds with fuel gone is a 30-foot-long space scout with an infra-red eye which can sense heat from a missile's exhaust hundreds of miles below. Goal of the series is to give nearly instant warning of hostile missile firings. The second stage was boosted by the same Atlas rocket that fizzled on the launch pad last Monday after days of postponements chased by unexplained technical troubles. Midas and its sister satellite, the camera-carrying Samos, are designed as space-age replacements for the U2 spy plane shot down over Russia more than a year ago. DENVER, Colo.

(AP) The torn skeleton of a United Air Lines DC8 jet lay crumpled on Denvers Stapleton Airfield today as an investigation began Into the crash landing and fire in which at least 17 persons perished. There were 122 aboard the jet when touched down, veered suddenly off the runway ond then hrusi into flame shortly before roon Tuesday, ana more than 100 escaped several of them unhurt. Sixteen of the known dead, including four members of the Earl Geyer family of Fort Lyons, Colo were passengers on the plane; 50 passengers were hospitalized and 56 persons, including the entire crew of 7, escaped serious injury Due of those killed was not the plane He was Henry Blom, 52, a civil engineer whose survey truck on the field was crushed by the DC8 when it swerved off the runway. The plane was en route from Philadelphia to Los Angeles with stops in Chicago, Omaha and Den ver. United said 94 passengers boarded in Omaha.

5 in Chicago and 10 in Philadelphia. At least four unticketed infants were aboard and the airline said there may have been more. Passengers said they were alerted by the pilot, Capt John Grosso of Denver, 10 minutes before the crash that something was the matter with the hydraulics system, an important element in the brakes. There was a strange mixture of quiet calm and anguished desperation when the plane touched the runway, then skidded off, crossed 100 yards of field and burst into huge billows of flame when the landing gear crumpled on the Set An All-Energy City Electric Rate A new electric power schedule designed for commercial firms whose energy requirements are met entirely with electricity was adopted yesterday by lolas gov erning body. The schedule will be in addition to the other rates for domestic commercial and industrial custom-eis To lie eligible the firm must not use gas, oil or coal for any pui pose The schedule is based on a $2 per KV demand chai ge determined by the highest 15 minute integrated load established during the billing mont The minimum may not be less than $20 per month The energy charge will be 1 5 cents per kwh for the first 100 kwh of kw demand, 1 2 cents for the next 100 and 1 cent per kwh for all additional current So far as known the new motel on the north side of town, which is heated bv electricity, is the only eligible establishment.

However, it is buying its power from, the REA During the session the commissioners studied the preliminary plans prepared by Larkin and Associates, for the new water tower which is to be erected northwest of the present tower. The governing body hopes to accept bids for the structure on Aug. 15 The report of John Reuther, M. Powell and Jake Elliott, appointed to appraise the land needed for the new sewer plant, was accepted They evalued the land west and north of Elm Creek and northeast of the river at $500 per acre; that east of Elm Creek and west of US 104 at $150 per acre. They recommended $10 per rod for an casement for the entrance road hail Strickler was appointed to the Planning Commission as its lural member; Howoid Gilpin was re-appointed to the board of zoning appeals The Weather Boys and girls from 21 counties will be in Allen County next Tuesday for the annual southeast Kansas judging school and contest.

Last year the event drew 142 participants. The school is conducted under the auspices of the extension service with Tom Maxwell, Allen County farm agent in charge of local arrangements. Ralph Bone-witz, extension dairyman from Kansas State University, will be the official judge. The tour will assemble at 9 a. m.

at the John W. Lust farm four miles east, three north and a quarter east of Iola. Here the members will inspect the Lust herd of choice Brown Swiss cattle The next stop will be at the Frank Brinkman farm where three classes of Guernseys will be shown. New Lehigh Wage Pact In 14 Plants ALLENTOWN, Pa July 11 APi The Lehigh Portland Cement company has signed a 2-year agreement with the United Cement Workerg Union, it was disclosed here today The new pact replaces a contract which expired May 1 It affects some 3,000 workers in 14 Lehigh Portland plants in the United States Under the new conti act, workers will get a 14 cent wage increase over two years 6 cents this year and 8 cents next National Guard May Be Needed WASHINGTON (AP' Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L. Gilpatne says National Guard and icserte units may be called up to beef up conventional forces swiftly in the face of the new menacing attitude" of the Soviet Union on Berlin lie mentioned this prospect several times Tuesday in a news tonfeience In the field of nuclear strategic deterrents, Gilpatric said, "We feel our position is strong.

But Gilpatric said a top level review of military, readiness ordeied Saturday by President Kennedy will help determine what else is required. He said the study should lie completed within two weeks Any increase in conventional forces dm ing the next six months the pei ind which the Berlin crisis is expected to reach its peak must come from the National Guaid and reserves, Gil-patrie said He explained that regular forces cape Canaveral, fu. A hum mg weather saieiiite was tired into umu iu ay to gather information on the origin, development and movement of the monster tiopieul storms A 92-foot Tlwr Delta rocket carrying a 285-pound Tnos HI satellite roared aloft from Cape Canaveral at 5-25 am. EST Nearly two hours later the National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported the three-stage vehicle had successfully placed the weather-eye orbit about 400 miles above the earth. Officials reported the tracking stations at Woomera, Australia: San Nicholas, and Wallops Island, had received good signals from the satellite on its first pas around the globe.

Wide angle television cameras in the satellite were to begin transmitting pictures of cloud covers when orbit was obtained There was no immediate word on whether the cameras were working. Meteorologists hope the pictures will provide valuable information on what causes hurricanes and how they develop. Shaped like a huge drum with two television cameras protruding from its base. Tiros III is an improved version of two extremely successful Tiros satellites orbited last year. The earlier space packages transmitted thousands of useful cloud-cover photographs to earth and proved the feasibility of using such vehicles for forecasting.

The launching today was planned to coincide with the season normally Carib cameras other these month point in designed on every is to 800 miles NASA project it was HI to is he said to conventional present during will assemble taken in before pictures we how the birth area "This to what exist for later able to locate a Industry Lions Club Topic Jeff Collier, Chanute, field en gineer for the Portland Cement Association of which Lehigh is a member, spoke at the Iola Lions Club last night describing tluT work of the association. The objective of the association is to extend and improve port-land cement through education and research Among other things Collier described the types of thin shell concrete roofs that have become popular since a German engineer developed the method in 1923 Collier showed a motion pietuiei of new shapes in concrete as I used in churches, factories, btisi ness buildings, schools and homes. i Byrd Demos Triumphant RICHMOND, Va (APi The Byrd organization ticket, led by Albertis S. Harrison Jr. for governor, scored a sweep in Tuesdays state Democratic primal Virginia.

The durable consei vative fae tion of Sen Harry F. Byrd that has dominated the stale's politi cal scene for more than 30 year convincingly turned back the most determined challenge it has faced in times If you miss your Register, call your carrier FIRST. If you caul get him, call City Taro, 410 which led to the conviction was former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, then a freshman congressman from California Nixon won a reputation as a anti-Communist crusader as a re suit, and the incident generally is credited with starting him on about 10 miles from this port city, Bad weather suddenly closed in there also, and the air control crew instructed the pilot to make for the big Air Base at Nouasseur, not far off Officials said the plane was already in its glide path toward the Camp Caze strip when the diversion order was given It was the second Africa-bound Czechoslovak airliner to crash within four months. Another Ily-shin-18 crashed near Nuernberg, Germany, on March 29 and all 52 persons aboard were killed.

Italy Attacked From South Tyrol ROME (API Special guards patrolled Italys international railway lines today against new attacks by terrorists from South Tyrol after a series of crippling blasts prompted Rome to accuse Austria of inciting violence. The aroused Italian government tightened its watch on travel across the Austrian frontier and announced it would protest to Austria against Tuesdays bombings, which sent electric power pylons crashing across four of It aly's five international lines andhurricane before it starts delayed traffic up to nine hours No one was injured. in which hurricanes form in the Atlantic and bean. The waterglass-size also were to photograph areas of the world during periods and throughout the of August. From their vantage space, the cameras are to snap 32 pictures each 98-minute orbit.

Each photo cover an area about square. William G. Stroud, a official, emphasized not the purpose of Tiros actually detect a hurricane. "Space weather forecasting not that far advanced," Well leave the detecting means for the If a hurricane develops the life of Tiros III, we all the pictures the days immediately "By studying these may be able to discover clouds in the hurricane changed, he continued may provide a clue as type of conditions must a hurricane for form "If we find the answer, weather satellites will be spot these conditions and Cement Lunch will be served pt the Andrew Setter farm, east of Hum holdt, and the countys 4-H jun ior leaders will have sack lunches for sale. The Neosho Valley Co-Op will provide free milk for all comers.

Beginning at 1 p. m. three classes of Holstems will be shown and judged at the Setter farm. This will be followed by a fitting and showing demonstration directed by Bonewitz and Paul Setter. Ribbons will be given by the Iola Chamber of Commerce to the top 10 4-H and FFA judges and the team winners will receive bronze medals The program will close about 3 30 p.

m. Maxwell says the tour is open to ail who are interested in fine dairy cattle and points to look for in judging them. NEW UAW REQUEST DETROIT (AP) -The United Auto Workers Union demanded today that General Motors Corp. take over the full cost of health could not be built up that fast care insurance for 310,000 UAW and theie me no plans to do so members in GM plants. Friday.

He entered the hospital he road whlch to the Repub. July 6 with a heart ailment. I lican nomination for president in Huge Forest Fire Leaves Two Dead MADERA, Calif. AP)-A forest fire raging out of control near Yosemite National Park has killed at least two persons, burned out two towns and sent hundreds fleeing for safety. The blaze by early today had consumed some 25,000 acres of brush and timber.

It destroyed the community of Nipinnawassee, sparing only a school and one of 60 homes. Two miles south, it raced through the tiny town of Ahwah-nee where it trapped and killed a couple fleeing by car. They were George Kipp and his wife, Etta, both about 60, of Ahwahnee In Jail Awaiting Little Rock Trial (By The Associated Press) Four Freedom Riders arrested in the first bus-riding assault on Little Rock, have chosen to stay in jail until their trial rather than go free on bond. They are scheduled for a Municipal Court hearing today. Their attorney, Thad Williams, a Negro, asked Judge Quinn Glover to delay the case one day to give him time to prepare a defense.

Bond for the four, arrested Monday night while a crowd of 300 ringed a bus station, was set at $500, but Williams said they would not seek' release. Jailed were the Rev. B. Elton Cox, 30, of St. Louis, Negro field secretary for the Congress of Ra cial Equality; Bliss Ann Malone.

23. St. Louis Negro teacher; Janet Reintiz, 23, a New York housewife, and the Rev. John C. Raines 27.

white pastor of Setauket, Y. Methodist Church. YOlNG PASTOR DROWNS WICHITA lAP) A 22-year-old Mulvane, minister drowned Tuesday in Lake Afton near here He was the Rev. Clifford Hamm, pastor of the Central Avenue Church of Christ in Mulvane. The minister's wife, Rita, and his 11-month-old son, Stewart, saw the Rev.

Mr. Hamm wade into the lake, step into a deep hole and disappear. The body was recover ed 20 minutes later. $2,911 IN A HOLDUP WICHITA (API A white man. his face obscured by bandages and dark glasses, held up the Parklanc Savings Loan Association office in an east side shopping center and escaped with Tuesday.

Informed of Chamliers' death, Nixon said it wras "one of the great tragedies of our time that a man of Whittaker Chambers extraordinary abilities became involved the Communist conspiracy. But Nixon said the courage which led him to break with the conspiracy "more than atoned for his earlier mistakes Hiss, now 56 and a salesman for stationery and printing interest New York, declined comment. Chambers resigned his post as a senior editor with Time magazine after admitting that he had spied against his country and was a Communist party member of 14 years. John Myers, the funeral director who informed The Associated Press. of the death, said Mrs Chambers had asked that obituary notices not be sent to newspapers because she didnt like the press and didnt want to be bothered by telephone calls Other survivors include a son, John of Washington, and a daughter, Ellen Into of Wallingford, Conn.

SURVIVES ALMOST WEEK 53 year-old furniture buyer a hospital at Camp Irwin, C'alif in desert heat Miller, who Gretehen were found by two section of the Camp Irwin tulie being used to feed him juice is just a prop for the decided to take a shoitcut in AP A Midas network would almost double the 15-minute warning time possible with ground-based radar. Midas can track a rocket until the engine burns out about five minutes. Then radar of the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System can take over and computers can give a quick fix on the missile's target. Plans called for Midas to get its first look at Soviet territory within three hours; to cross within 12 hours above Russias big missile bases in the Ural Mountains. The Air Force hoped Midas as a test could try to detect planned (Continued on Page No.

S) See Tornadoes; Hit By Hail TOPEKA (AP) Substantial rains fell in western and north central Kansas Tuesday and Tuesday night. The Weather Bureau said conditions remain unstable and predicted locally heavy rain in the outheast and extreme east tonight and Thursday. Severe weather broke out in some sections Tuesday. Numerous ixnnts reported hail. Tornado loads were sighted near Natoma, Dorrnnce and Dodge City but 'here were no reports of tornado damage.

Damaging hail and four inches of rain fell just east of Jewell. The official guage at Jewell meas-ired only 1 83 inches, however. WaKeeney reported 1 97, Gove 1 70, Liberal 1 66, Cedar Bluff Dam 1 60, Goodland 1 53, Collyer 28. Damar 1 25, McAllaster 1.10, Beloit 1 00, Jerome .92, Dodge City .70. Scott City .69, Brewster ond Trousdale each .57, Topeka 1 11.

Garden City .08, Blue Rapids .05 and Wichita .01. KANSAS Considerable cloudiness through Thursday with scat-toted showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and over southeast and extreme east tonight and southeast and extreme east; cool er ninth central this afternoon low tonight 50s northwest to the 60s southeast, high Thursday gen orally near 60. ZONE 2 Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms today, tonight and Thursday; a little cooler today, otherwise not much temperature change; high today 80-85; low tonight 60-65; high Thursday 80-85. Five-Day Forecast Tcmpciatures will average 4 to 8 degrees below normal Rainfall average. 00 or mine Temperature High esterdav 84 Low last night 62 High a ear ago today 97 Low a ear ago loilav 70 Normal for today 80 i IN DESERT-Ramon C.

Miller, from Fresno, recuperates after surviving almost a week has an artificial leg, and his dog ordnance inspectors in a remote military reservation. At left is a water extra venously. The can of picture He was stranded when he his car and ran out of gasoline, Wiiephotoj THEY WANT THE CROWN Jokingly tugging at the Tiara worn Mi's Universe of I960, Linda Bcmcnt, are Miss Republic of ('Inna, la ling Wang, left, and Miss Japan, Akenu Toyama, who aie both seeking the Miss Universe of 1961 title ui Miami Beach, Fla (AP Wiiephotoj A a.