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282 nmd cUw Htii fii tt Staaa City, la. SIOUX CITY. IOWA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1963-11 PAGES 41MJ DwlM CKj. U. PRICE TEN CENTS ill PRAYER FOR TODAY At our staft and national lawmakers Ore in seulon, otk thee to quid their thoughts, deeds and efforts for the betterment of oil.

Submitted by Mim Gltiy V. Pmn CartJiu. U. fir Tffi irM Ji Revisions in Present Laws by JFK Tax-Cut Program Bring on Groans, Cheers WASHINGTON. President Kennedy unwrapped Thursday a tax program aimed at cutting everyone's bill 'Cautious' About JFK Proposals Special Benefit Items Arousing Most Hostility f-an average "of IS per cent by 1965 but hedged with revi sions certain to mingle groans with the cheers.

The big package Kennedy sent to a lukewarm congress would reduce taxes a net of 39 per cent at the bot ik tom of the income scale and WASHINGTON Con 9 per cent at the top over a three-year span, But what he termed the most thorough overhaul of tax rates in more than 20 years was geared to such revolutionary changes in the system as a 5 per cent income floor on itemized de PRODUCERS BOARD Pictured rom left to right, front row, Dave amount they exceed 5 per cent of income subject to tax. If congress installs the 5 per cent floor, he estimated, the government would gain an additional $2.3 billion of revenue or the major chunk of $3.4 billion anticipated from his entire series of proposed revisions. On the plus side for low income taxpayers, Kennedy recommended a maximum gressional leaders said Thursday. they see a rough fight ahead for President Kennedy's tax revision program. The part about reducing taxes by $13.1 billion would be easy, they said.

The hard partcomes in the president's proposals for knocking out some special benefits and deductions to raise an off-setting $3.4 billion. "The president should not here are members of the board of the ductions. Producers Commission association fol- Mitchell, manager; Mr. Beermann, J. S.

Rihanek, Thurston, and Mr. Hall; back row, Edward Johnson, Ha- Some 25 million taxpayers lowing annual election attended by some 700 Thursday afternoon at the municipal now ignore the standard de warden, retiring director; Harry ductions written into tax ta auditorium. Re-elected president, was Kratochvll, Hawarden, newly- ESTES GETS 8 YEARS Billle Sol Estes (right) and his chief defense attorney, John Cofer, listen as district Judge Otis Dunagan sentences Estes to eight years in prison Thursday at Tyler, Tex. Estes' amended motion for a new trial was rejected by Dunagan. Estes was freed on $3,000 bond pending his appeal to the state court of criminal appeals.

(A. P. Wirephoto.) elected; Walter Strom, Worthlngton, Charles Beermann of Dakota City, Neb. bles and detail expenses such as interest and state levies which may be taken feel confident he is going to Cedrlc Hall, Hornlck, was re-elected vice-president while Frant Schneider, LeMars, and Fred Vanderham, Ire-ton, were re-elected to the board. W.

T. Henderson, Paulllna, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Vanderham and Gabriel Nelson, Wakonda, S. D.

(Story on page 7.) off their taxable income. standard deduction of $300, He preferred this to an in Kennedy recommended lim get that without a hard fight," said Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas, second rank Transit Pact iting deductions to the See TAX PROGRAM on P. 2 Daily Features 8 YEARS' SENTENCE TO ESTES COLDER THAN ALASKA Likely Today Highlights of Kennedy Conference Killer 'Prepared to Go' Wins Stay Over Protest Abby Markets Andy 9 Millett Area News 12 Movies Sralbzzeir CM TYLER, Tex. (J) Dapper Workers Ballot in Philadelphia 10-Day Tieup PHILADELPHIA (JI La bor and management negoti 13 16 6 8 9 5 10 10 10 NEW YORK tffl A con-- Billie Sol Estes, whos ing republican on the senate finance committee.

A democrat. Sen. A. Willis Robertson of Virginia, predicted that "what we will get out of all this is a deficit at least as big as the president predicted, and probably bigger tax relief for those in the low income brackets, and no tax reforms whatsoever." Leaders Show Caution, Kennedy's own party leaders in the house and senate took a cautious stance as the president's special message, outlining his proposals in detail, was de 8 Obits 9 Puzzle 16 Society 8 Sports 4 T. V.

5 Weather financial pyramid crashed Birth Brady Bridge Comics Editorials Hospitals WASHINGTON Fol lowing are highlights of Pres Munmmlbs Soiuntlhi With a jolt felt, in Washing ident Kennedy's news con ton and Wall Street, heard demned killer with a longstanding lust for death Thursday won a last-minute stay of execution, despite his bitter protests. He had denounced the zealous, self-ap ators agreed Thursday to a ference Thursday: By Associated Press a state judge sentence him new contract for settlement Cuba Buildup There has Buffalo, N. and Alle Winter blasted parts of the to eight years in prison 1,160 Cubans been no new military build midwest and south with Thursday. ghany county, Md. The weather made thou pointed attorney who saved up.

of the 10-day strike that has halted buses, trolleys and subway-elevated trains In America's fourth largest cltyl indigant defendant after the appeal from his sentence and before his execution." Served 17 Years Wood served 17 years In state prisons for beating a man to death in Elmira, N. in 1942. At the time, the sentencng.JudgLsaid 'This man should never be released from prison." However, Wood was pa roled in 1960 over the protests of Elmira law enforce-men officials. Less than five weeks later, he beat to death jolt of history making cold Estes lawyers gave notice his life, saying "I am all set sands of auto workers idle Thursday that closed thou Board Ship ef appeal and the one-time Bay of Pigs No United States air cover was planned across the country. sands of schools, slowed the promoter walked free under Officials of the Transport livered on, tapitol hill.

Housespeaker John Chrysler shut down a De economic wheels in many MIAMI, Fla. OB The Red $5,000 bond supplied by his for the invasion that failed N. A. T. O-U.

S. "Act troit plant that makes Chrys cities and took a sharp toll Workers union said they would urge their 5,600 mem Cross said that the SS Shir father and a brother. McCormack, told newsmen "I am confident il fit fll and prepared to go," "1 do not want any do-gooder to Interfere," complained Frederick Wood, 51, a seedy, wise-cracking slayer of five persons, who in lives. ler. Imperial and Dodge 880 series cars.

Ford assembly bers to approve the proposed ing alone neither the United ley Lykes headed out of Ha He answered no com' Bitter, arctic cold that has two-year contract at secret States nor Europe could be ui a mu win pass mis year," but he did not com vana for Florida Thursday been firmly entrenched over ment" to reporters' ques plants closed at Mahwah, N. and Louisville; idling balloting Friday. certain of success and sur night, packed with 1,160 ref tions. The agreement retains the John Rescigo, 62, and Frederick Sess, 78, during a wine mocked the sentencing judge some 10,000 workers. ment directly on Kennedy's proposals.

McCormack said a tax reduction is needed to ugees from Fidel Castro's vival If we are to be worthy of our historic trust, It is the only time Estes, the midcontinent for more than two weeks surged into Dixie and the Atlantic seaboard, bringing subzero A man and wife frozen to controversial no-layoff clause which the Philadelphia two years ago when he was Cuban regime. we must continue on both 38, has been sentenced since stimulate the economy and A Red Cross spokesman in condemned to death, See U. S. WEATHER on P. 2 sides of the Atlantic to work federal authorities jailed him Transportation Co.

sought to drop. It was considered the readings deep in the south. Miami said weather might Wood was scheduled to die help provide jobs for two million young people enter together in trust." on fraud charges March 30 The latest surge of polar slow the freighter's north key issue in the strike, al in Sing Sing prison's elec French-Nuclear "I think last year. He has been indict ing the labor market this drinking party. Wood claimed he was the target of indecent proposals.

Voluntarily, after his arrest. Wood confessed the killing of a 16-year-old girl friend in 1926, and the random killing of an Elmira woman in 1933. air that fanned into the mid ward voyage but she still though wages and other ben tric chair Thursday night for if France wishes to develop year. west Tuesday was blamed for was expected to dock at efits also were in dispute. its own deterrent that is its In the -senate, democratic the 1960 killing of two men at least 110 deaths from ex a.

m. (E. S. Friday at Michael J. Quill, fiery T.

who had befriended him. judgment I have never posure, asphyxiation, nres. Port Everglades, Fort Lau W. U. president, said P.

T. C. vehicles should be carrvine However, federal DisL Judge ed numerous times. He specifically drew the sentence, imposed by a jury two months ago, for swindling T. J.

Wilson, a Pecos, farm tr, of $94,500. had the slightest doubt that derdale's Atlantic ocean out leader Mike Mansfield of Montana- urged his colleagues to refrain from "shooting from the hip." overexertion in snow, and accidents on ice-sheathed Dudlev B. Bonsai Dostooned Gen De Gaulle would re let 20 miles north of Miami. the city's half milfton daily execution to February 4. spond to the needs of the al highways.

Stewart Queen of the Red riders again by the homeward rush hour Friday. liance I would hope that It was colder In some Time to Appeal Norman Redlich. a lawyer our confidence in him would Judge Otis Dunagan for Quill told newsmen the Cross said the Shirley Lykes left dock in Havana at 7 p. m. and was outbound through the harbor by who teaches at New York agreement provides for a 33- be matched by his confl dence in us." mally pronounced sentence Thursday after denying cents-an-hour package in Sioux City; Man Held in Centavo, Quarter Switch SlOUtf FALlS (ffl A Sioux City man who Is al 9' ML De Gaulle-Common Mar a motion for a new trial.

crease. Broken down, it adds Refugees were housed in ket "Our invitation to Mansfield said the president's prop sals "contain the key to stimulating a sluggish economy to a new dynamism" which he said will help solve the problems of persistent unemployment and chronic budget deficits. An opposing view came The state claimed Estes university, was the attorney who engineered the reprieve and the man Wood called an interloper. Redlich appealed for a federal court review Europe is to' unite, to be southern cities than in Alaska or Canada. Residents in several cities the midwest and south were numbed by the most frigid weather ever recorded 'there.

Others had the lowest readings of this century. Heavy snow accompanied Induced Wilson to sign strong, and to join with us of Wood's case. This was de as an equal partner in meet mortgage for fertilizer tanks which never existed, and that Estes sold the mortgage 20 cents an hour to present wage scales and 10 cents in fringes such as pensions and hospitalization. Names Europe Nuclear Negotiator leged to have exchanged Mexican centavos for Amer nied but the lawyer was ing the problems, of other holds under each of ship's five hatches. The number taken aboard was considerably over the 800 to 900 whom the Red Cross anticipated would make the trip to join their liberated prisoners of the 1961 Cuba invasion, in Florida.

to a lending company and granted time to appeal the decision. parts or the world The United States does not have ican coins in Sioux Falls from the house republican pocketed the money. the new push of cold in up Redlich said he was aware laundromats was charged A similar charge brought by the U. S. government the resources to meet them alone, and we hope Europe whip.

Rep. Leslie Arends of Illinois, who said he did not agree with "the presi Thursday with burglary. per New York state and along the eastern shores of WASHINGTON Pres of Wood's objections to his intrusion but that he intended to persist. He would not Arthur William Osborn, 28, caused Estes' collapse March. and the United States together can do it on the basis of The 490-foot freighter great lakes, but else dent thesis pump- where the major weather ident Kennedy called veteran diplomat Livingstone Merchant out of retirement detail his motives in enter 1307 Summit street, Sioux City, was arrested at a laun priming will actually stimulate our economy." Estes, a short, sturdy man who dresses Impeccably, is feature was extreme cold.

Missiles Missile bases ing the case unbidden, except to say: docked in Havana Friday with more than 7,000 tons of food" and medicines, an installment on the $53 million ransom for 1,113 Cuban in Thousands of schools were WINS SEAT Donald H. Clausen, who easily defeated democrat Wll-lion F. Grader In a special election for the First California congressional district, gave republicans another seat in congress. (A. P.

Wirephoto) Such measures did not Thursday to lead a govern dromat Wednesday night after reports to police that th scheduled to be tried on that federal case March 11 in El closed in the midwest, east being withdrawn from Tur key and Italy will be. re "I am raising the issue ment team that will prepare United States proposals for as to whether New YorK Paso. placed by Polaris subma solve the unemployment problems during the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt's new deal, Arends said. state has a constitutional and south.

The shutdowns were 100 per cent for public schools, in Memphis, vasion prisoners freed last multmation nuclear force rines in the Mediterranean. month. duty to assign counsel to an in Europe. Nuclear Ban Treaty "The J. F.

K. Called first step is to see whether the British and Americans can work out an effective Along with amish Of Cuba Air Aid, test ban treaty with the So Mexican coins, worth about one-fifteenth of a cent, had been used to get 25 cents in American money from coin changers. Cent avos are about the size of a quarter. His case was continued to Friday to permit him to consult an Police said they found a coffee can half full of centavos in Osborn's car. The officers said he told them." a hitchhiker gave him the Mexican money.

Publisher Say's viet union. Once that is done, Some Siouxland Parochial Teachers Lacking Certificates then I think we can move FORT LAUDERDALE, on" to the question of wheth Fla. Newspaper publish er France ana communist er Jack W. Gore said Thurs China also should sign. sympathetic with the diffi In Osceola county are the Chris tian.

(The Christian church calls its schools a fourth of the parochial teachers in Sioux county, ac day President Kennedy told a group of Florida editors in On-Slte Inspection "The Ocheyedan Christian school, where pone of the three private, rather than parochl 1961 that air cover for Cu fact that the principle of on-site inspection was accepted Brings to Light Growing Iowa Problem A number of teachers in teachers are certified; the al, because they are operat ban invaders was called off (by Russia) was very im ed by the parents rather than each year if the teacher goes to summer school: and an emergency certificate with a minimum requirement of 60 hours, issued in cases where there is a critical teacher shortage. "All of our parochial teachers have some college on presidential order. Sibley Christian school, which has one certified and on uncertified teacher, and by the church, according to Gore's signed story, pub portant, and that is the reason we are participating in culty some of the schools have in getting qualified teachers they can afford, but point out that county superintendents are responsible for the enforcement of teacher qualification requirements in their jurisdictions. Both have been workirg with the individual schools to achieve voluntary compliance Mr. Price.) The Sioux coun these negotiations at the top Zion Lutheran school in Hor ty superintendent didn't say some northwest Iowa parochial schools do not have re evel to see if we can make which of the schools in his ton township, where three Gag Writing Spreads CHICAGO (JV-Not all tha gag writers are in Holly, wood.

The United States weather bureau carried this report on its wire Thursday: "The low temperature thia morning at Tupelo, was about the tame as the name of the town, two below." county have uncertified parttime teachers are un quired state certificates, tt breakthrough here." Taxes "It is essential we training," Mr. Crosswaite said. "Some of them lack certified. The three latter teachers, other than that the was learned Thursday. Catholic schools are believed teachers split the work so The problem, which may minimum credit require get a bill by this year, that we begin this tax reduction to be fully certified.

He did that only one teacher is on ments, while others went to this year." say that more than three- auty at a time. schools not on the approved cording to Kenneth Price, county superintendent there. There also are a few uncertified parochial teachers in O'Brien county, it twas learned. But C. G.

Hadley, superintendent in Woodbury county said he didn't know of any parochial school teachers in this county without certificates. The problem, at least in Osceola and Sioux counties, is primarily with Christian denomination schools, although one Lutheran school is involved in Osceola county. Catholic schools in those counties evidently are meeting the teacher qualifications. Seek Voluntary Compliance Both Mr. Cross wsite and Mr.

Price said' they ars fourths of the parochial list" exist throughout Iowa, evidently is coming to light as the result of action being taken at Independence, against the parents of Amlsh pupils who are being edu The 73 hours minimum re Vows CJemson Peace COLUMBIA, S. C. fl teachers In the county have certificates, an Improvement over a year ago, he added. lished in his Fort Lauderdale News, was supported by one of the seven other, editors who talked with the president at the White House on May 10, 1961. Martin Anderson, publisher of the Orlando said he recalled the conversation, and that the president said "The air cover was canceled about 3 a.

m. the day of the invasion," April 17, 1961., Attorney General Robert Kennedy, brother of the president, said Monday there had been no plans for air protection in the unsuccessful invasion at the Bay of Pigs. quirement for temporary SPARKS vm certificates is the equivalent of two and a half years of To be permanently certi cated by legally unqualified teachers. Gov. Donald Russell said Thursday South Carolina will meet the issue of Negro Harvey Gantt's admittance fied to teach in Iowa, a Mr.

Price said he is pleased that the situation in his' county has improved considerably since last year. Both expressed hope that legal action wont be required to achieve full compliance, but said that action will be taken in cases where present cooperative efforts fail. There Is no expectation, however, of any legal action in Osceola or Sioux counties this year. The three problem schools college. Mr.

Crosswaite said South Dakota has a two- tk ate The teaching staffs at St. Andrew's Catholic school at Sibley and St Joseph's Catholic school at Ashton are believed fully certified. The latter school is under the jurisdiction of the O'Brien county school superintendent IS Parochial Schools There' are 13 parochial schools in Sioux county, five Catholic and the remainder teacher must have a degree At Sibley, Osceola county to all-white Clem son' college from an approved teacher-training college, it was ex 'peaceably, without vio- plained. There also Is a tem-1 school superintendent Earl Crosswaite said seven parochial teachers in his county are teaching without state certificates of any kind. ence, without disorder and year certificate, out mat two-year teachers from that state wouldn't qualify to teach in Iowa unless some See TEACHING oa P.

1 porary certificate, for teachers with at least 75 hours of college credit, renewable with proper regard for the good name of our state and her people." i The same applies to almost 1 I.