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ThErn CHATTANOOGA 'TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TaNN TUESDAY APRIL 2 1963 fr THE CHATTAINTOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TaNN TUESDAY APRIL 2 1963 I Es President Receives Cancer Society Certificates President Receives Cancer Society Certificates GRIMY Ill FAVOR OF FOOD STAMPS PS1 laPTINTIV III PAITAR 'WILSON If PUSH FOR SEAT Ill EEC IIIRIT Kr ir HATFIELD NATIED TQ ELECTION JOB Board Clears Chattanooga Attorney Reappoints Penley Johnson 0B og3 Program Would Replace' Surplus Commodities Plan in County But I Labor Party Chief Wants Better Common Market Terms I I I 'NUCLEAR HIGHWAYS': Participants in a three-week course at Oak Ridge Tenn in the use of radioisotophes In highway engineering are shown using a radioisotope tracer technique to determine the proper mixing time for concrete The course Is conducted by the special training division of Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies with 24 enrolled Prole Chattgnoots limas Hatfield Jr Chattanooga attorney was appointed to the Hamilton County Election Commission Monday and James Penley and Jeff's! Johnson were reappointed- Hatfield and Penley East Ridge businessman and former state trooper are Democrats Johnson who bas served on the'7n Commission for more than 10 years is a Republican The appointments were made by the state election board in RS first meeting since the three members were re-eledted by the state Legislature Members of the are Louis Allen Nash- 'vine chairma and George Thomas Dresden both Democrats' and 'Glenn Quarles Jefferson City a Republican To Continue in Office Until new appointments are made by the board incumbent members of the county commissions continue in office Chairman Allen said he expects to call another meeting of the board in May to consider filling the remaining vacancies A date will be announced he said Only two delegations appeared before the board to request appointments Two men from Wood- bury one of them Adam Meltor Cannon County campaign man- ager for Gov Clement last year asked that Mel Bryson publisher of the Cannon Courier be appointed to the commission for that county The board decided to delay naming Democrats for the Can- ton County Commission A delegation from Claiborne County submitted a recommenda tion for that county and again the board decided to defer action is :4 ttletd was 'n MIlti 1day Fettle Eaet rmer rats 3 the 7 10 made In Ile three the )t the Choice of Polk Democrats to Unit on Elections Delayed for Month Wirephoto Nine-year-old Becky Dufford of Elie Pa the American Cancer Society's 1968 poster girl presents a certificate of recognition to President Kennedy at the White House Monday TV star Ralph Edwards chairman of this year's cancer society crusade is at the left Standing in the background viewing the proceedings I Rep James Roosevelt D-Callf Specula to rho Ckott0000to Times ALTAMON'T Grundy County quarterly court Monday approved a food stamp plan to replace the current surplus commodities program for the auistance of needy families in the county The food stamp plan will be handled by the county welfare department Under the program which has been proposed for Grundy Marlon Sequatchie and Hamilton counties families with incomes of 200 or leu per month would be eligible to participate They would receive from $10 to in food stamps which could bei cashed in at local grocery stores' for food to supplement their diets Approval from the other counties is needed before the plan sponsored by the federal government becomes operational here Abuses Alleged The state previously had recommended that Grundy County abolish Its surplus commodities pro- gram because of alleged widespread abuses In other action Monday the court members established a county board of health and appointed members to four year terms Dr Kirby-Smith regional health officer was named chairman Other officers are County Judge Malcolm Fulls School Supt Glenn Bonner and Dr Walter Hilling who operates a clinic at Palmer Mrs Oma Lee Garthwaite clerk and master was given a it per cent fee on collection of back taxes Judge Fulls announced that Colonial Shirt Co factory at Tracy City has been chosen to specialize in manufacturing quality shirts for sale by the Penney Co -reacher Pay Raise Asked Clarence Kilgore a member of the Grundy County High School faculty and president of the Grundy County Teachers Association asked court members to approve a $250 county supplement for teachers salaries The court took no action on the request School Supt Glenn Bonner presented the tentative school budget which was accepted with an amendment to include a 10-cent tax for additional insurance on school buildings Court members said that the insurance now carried on the schools will not cover recent tornado damage at the Pelham and Crossroads schools The court also voted a $200 increase in the county library fund Notaries public elected were ton Verne Mrs Lon Verne Arthur Edmister Alma Guy Harris David Adams and Violet Crutchfield Dude Matthews Arrested WASHINGTON UP) must be very lucky" said 9-year-old Becky Dufford of Erie Pa "1 was cured of cancer and I Inlet the President" That's hat the American Cancer Society's 1963 poster girl told her parents when she left the White House Monday And she had not only met President Kennedy but took away his autograph "to Becky from her friend Kennedy" and a few presidential gifts as well Becky a pert dimpled brown-haired girl called on the President Monday in her official capedity as the Cancer Society's poster girl She gave Kennedy the society's cer tificate in recognition of his support for volunteer agencies and his help toward cancer control Then she went to a luncheon kickoff of an April educational and fund-raising drive and sat at a big head table with a lot of grown-up VIPs Becky leads the 1963 Cancer Crusade because she was cured of Internal cancer the society says Becky really doesn't remember much about it because her illness was diagnosed when she was 11 months old and she was declared cured of neuroblastoma a tumor that affected her spine by the time she was five The little girl who symbolizes thousands cured of cancer spoke at the formal ceremonies at the White House in a voice so low she could hardly be heard by spectators But when it was all over she forgot her nervousness and said "I liked it" She and the President who has a little daughter of his own got along fine Kennedy took her into a room adjoining his office after the ceremonies and rummaged through a desk to find her a gold bracelet with a charm depicting a PT boat in a blue ocean He also gave Becky a pen for herself and one each for her two married sisters He not only signed her prized autograph book but gave her an autographed picture of himself as well BENTON Tenn cowitians were left Monday to wait a month before learning who will be the Democratic members of the election commission to succeed two men the state tried twice to remove from office The State Election Commission named Robert Allen of Benton as the Republican memcom COLLECTORS io bmeisr mission ileuccocunttig county Htion Shoe- om- nu maker It failed to name the TO CONVENE HERE two mDaeymdo sotincecxotmmmonisthsir Terhse present Democrats will serve until their successors are named The state twice filed ouster Meeting Set for Patten proceedings against Leach Park April 26-28-2000 and Campbell Democratic election commissioners whose Are Expected terms expired Sunday Both suits ended in non-suits after prosecutors withdrew them The first annual Southern Me- The last time earlier this morial Coin Convention will be held here at Hotel Patten April month Dist Atty Gen James 26-28 and more than 2000 coin col- Watkins noted that Parks and Ca lectors and dealers from 10 states mpbell soon would leave of- are expected here for it fice and "we didn't want to rhairman for the take up the court's time" The first annual Southern Me- r- morial Coin Convention will be The last time earlier this held here at Hotel Patten April month Dist Atty Gen James 26-28 and more than 2000 coin col- Watkms noted that Parks and mpbell soon would leave of- lectors and dealers from 10 states Ca are expected here for it fice and "we didn't want to (Bill) chairman for the take up the courtts time" By RICHARD MOONEY it New York Vass News serpted WASHLNGTON--Harold leader of Britain's labor party said Monday if his party were in power It would be prepared "at the right time and given the right conditions" to renew negotiations for British membership in the European Common Market He added howeevr there seems to be no immediate prospect of a new breakthrough and 'therefore "I stress the urgency of other ineastues which are open to uS" Wilson who may be Britain's next prime minister is here for private talks with ranking officials of the United States government He spoke publicly Monday at the National Press Club covering all sorts of Angio-American a world issues but giving particular emphasis to economics Wilson rates tariff negotiations and the development of better international money machinery as the most urgent economic issues of the moment and the negotiation of international commodity agreements a close third In a list of "constructive alternatives" to British membership In the European bloc he first listed "urgent action to make the Kennedy round (of tariff negotiations) effective" The Kennedy round expected to begin in early 1984 Is the International round of tariff and trade talks at which the US will seek to use the bargaining authority of President Kennedy's liberal trade program enacted last year On the international money point he said: "What is needed is a medium for the creation of International credit through the established machinery of the International monetary a system that will guarantee ample availability of credit to finance expanding trade He did not amplify his plan In his attitude on trade and money Wilson appeared to agree with the basic position of Britain's Incumbent conservative government though they may differ substantially on detail Jibes With Views Wilson struck one very firm note on money policy with which the United States agrees in full "In passing may I say with all the emphasis I can command" he said "that the answer (to the money problem) does not lie in de valuation whether of the dollar or sterling or both That would be a lunatic and self-destroying opera tion The same applies to loose talk about floating (exchange) rates" Wilson criticized his govertnnent for Its failure in negotiating for British membership in the Common Market Though he did not directly advocate British membership in the market he discussed what Was wrong with the membership negotiations and what alternative poll-cleft would or might be better If there were to be new negotiations he said a labor government would not want "another 18 months with Britain sitting in the ante-chamber while the six meet and wrangle about our fate" Also he said his party was not prepared to agree to all the concessions that Britain's negotiators made in the negotiations that failed particularly the concessions Made tO the bloc's agricultural policy As the alternative to Joining Europe he said that the Labor party has had a policy all along "based on the concept of an wider than community" This rather than "a narrow European conception" provides the key to the future he said hi 8 first make tariff The I to bel Intern and gaWn Kenna enacte On point Is a Tr Intern establl Intern a sys' ample financ did nc In money with 01 incuml ment stantia In Wils( note oi the tin 1 the em said money valuati sterlini lunatic tion talk rates! for Its British mon' Thot cate' marke wrong tiation cies If th tions 1 would month ante-cl and Also' 1 prepar cessior made failed sions tural 1 As Europ 'base narrov provid said BIG VOTE TODAY FOR BIRMINGHAM Rome Negro Youths Choose Jail Not $50 Fines in Sit-In Incident CATOOSA VOTES FOR BOND ISSUE Dykes convention said Monday The suits grew out of allega- The Chattanooga Coin Club of lions of absentee ballot irregu- which Robert Sudderth is presi Jlarities which resulted in con- dent and other coin clubs of the tests that have put the five Chattanooga area will be hosts major county elections last Dykes said the convention is August before the supreme planned to be an annual affair court for a decision and that already thought is being The board skipped making given to one here in 1964 He said appointments to election corn-the Southern Memorial will al- missions in Bradley and Meigs ha hohi in Chattanoora and counties dent and other coin clubs of the Chattanooga area will be hosts Dykes said the convention is planned to be an annual affair and that already thought is being given to one here in 1984 He said the Southern Memorial will be held in Chattanooga and From Page One 54o-1 Endorsement Given on $40000 Series to Build Health Unit always not swapped around from one city to another CHARTER CHANGE SEER Ill MICHIGAN Special to The Chattanooga Times RINGGOLD Ga Catoosa County voters gave an almost five-to-one endorsement Monday to a $40000 county bond issue to be used to help in the construction of a county health center here With 10 Out of the 11 precincts reporting Monday night 644 favored the bond issue and 134 opposed it Only the small Oraysville precinct had failed to report its returns Special to The Chattanooga Times ROME Negro teen-aged participants in Thursday's lunch counter sit-in demonstrations here were ordered Monday in city recorder's court to pay fines of $50 each or serve five-day jail sentences The youths chose to go to jail Thirty-six other demonstrators face trial Tuesday on the same charges before City Recorder Henry Fulibright All the defendants allegedly FoREIGN mitilsTER took part in an hour-long demon- stration in four downtown busi- OF LAos Is st ness establishments Thursday Sixty-two teen-agers 33 of them girls were arrested but 25 were released Saturday after posting From Page One bonds of $102 each At MondEiy's bearing which be- government last June as gan at 10:30 am counsel for the member of Premier SOLIVarini youths Atlanta attorney Horace Phouma's neutralist party Ward and Vernon Jordan Jr However he created many ene field secretary for the NAACP In mice and became a controver Atlanta made a motion that a charges be dropped for lack of alai figure in Laotain politi by later following the left-lean evidence that they had violated specific ordinances ing course 1 Recorder Fullbright denied the He associated himself close) motion stating that Rome mer- with the pro-Communist chants had the right to serve Lao faction whom they pleased and to summon Quinim had just returned tc officers to eject persons who fail Laos with the king after visits to leave when refused service fn tilna iffnfts 11 FOREIGN MINISTER OF LAOS IS SUM government last June as member of Premier Souvanna Phouma's neutralist part However he created many mies and became a controver sial figure in Laotain politics by later following the ing course He associated himself closelY the pro-Communist Pathet Lao faction Quinim had just returned to with the king after visits nine of the From Page One 't ruled the new government can take over April 15 but more court action is expected on this issue Two laws are in apparent conflict over when the new officers can take over A 1955 act provides for new officials in a change of government to take office on the second Monday after they are this case April 15 The second act adopted in 1959 provides that the new terms do not go into effect until October of the next general election In this case that would be October 1964 The state supreme court refused to rule on the question last March on grounds it would lave to be raised by the newly elected officials or the incumbent officials While most of the fanfare has been over the mayor's race the key to the new administration will be in the city council which under present law will have absolute power over city policy The law does not provide the Imayor with any veto power thus leaving him as the official Iresponsible for carrying out the Iwishes of the council Primary issue of the campaign for mayor has been the lack of it By Patrolmen in Marion JASPER Tenn Kyle (Dude) Matthews arrested last week in a raid by Dist Atty Gen Harry Templeton at the Tropicana Truck Stop was charged by the state highway patrol here Monday with carrying a pistol and driving while under the influence of an intoxicant Capt Garland and Lt Ed Walker of the highway patrol said they arrested Matthews a brother of former Marion County Sheriff Johnny Matthews on the highway a short distance from Jasper He was released on bond at county jail and will face a hearing before Sessions Judge Vance Barker Wednesday rdLlUtillell In IVdIiUIL JASPER Tenn Kyle (Dude) Matthews arrested last week in a raid by Dist Atty Gen Harry Templeton at the Tropicana Truck Stop was charged by the state highway Patrol here Monday with car- rying a pistol and driving while under the influence of an toxicant Capt Garland and Lt Ed Walker of the highway trol said they arrested thews a brother of former Marion County Sheriff Johnny Matthews on the highway a short distance from Jasper He was released on bond at county jail and will face a hear- ing before Sessions Judge Ice Van Barker Wednesday (Grand Rapids) counties to carry With 3786 precincts of 5209 Counted including 1718 from industrial Wayne (Detroit) County the vote for the new constitution was 606087 against it 618300 In Wayne County traditionally a Democratic and labor stronghold the vote for the constitution was 225356 against it 285565 Both labor and the Democratic party have opposed the constitution In outstate areas industrial Kent (Grand Rapids) County voters were casting a slim margin in favor of the new constitution Voters in Oakland County (Pontiac) were voting heavily in favor of the new constitution Balloting on the new constitution non voters vasiana Lounty (Pontiac) were voting heavily in favor of the new constitution Balloting on the new constitution Dykes estimated that a half-million dollars in coins will be displayed at the convention about half of them in gold and the rest rare collectors items He said the estimate is of the face value of the coins not their value as rare pieces Auction Planned Highlight of the convention will be a coin auction to be held Saturday April 27 at 2:30 pm at the convention hotel A Nashville dealer will offer 2300000 in coins for sale at the auction Dykes stated He said the auction will be open to the public and that there will be no admission charge Dykes also said many of the coin experts expected here for the convention will be available to appraise coins for anyone having pieces they believe to be of unusual value Reservations have been received from collectors and dealers in Tennessee Alabama Georgia North and South Carolina Florida Virginia Mississippi Missouri and Michigan according to Charles McLemore assistant convention chairman Dykes said coin collecting is America's most widespread hobby and that nine million people are involved in it to some extent The week of April 28-May 4 immediately following the convention here is National Coin Week Dykes said Members of the Chattanooga Coin Club and all visiting dealers will meet for a Dutch-treat breakfast in Hotel Patten's Chimney Corner Restaurant Saturd a morning April 27 Dykes said this first Southern Memorial Coin Convention has been sanctioned by the American Numismatic Association Virginia ivilbaibbippt anioovull Ind Michigan according to Ilharles McLemore assistant onvention chairman Dykes said coin collecting is kmerica's most widespread hob- )y and that nine million people ire involved in it to some extent l'he week of April 28-May 4 im- mediately following the conven- ion here is National Coin Week Dykes said Members of the Chattanooga coin Club and all visiting dealers gill meet for a Dutch-treat break- rast in Hotel Patten's Chimney Corner Restaurant Saturd a morning April 27 Dykes said this first Southern Memorial Coin Convention has been sanctioned by the American Numismatic Association At the request of the defendants' counsel Recorder Fullbright heard the cases in groups of five and six Merchants of the stores affected arresting officers and the defendants many of them accompanied by their parents testified at Monday's hearing Fullbright adjourned the hearing until 9 am Tuesday al ene- left-lean- in-with pa-Laos Matto signatory coun- tries of the Geneva accord guaranteeing Laos' neutrality Quinim 48 had risen rapidly to a position of power in Laos after wandering for years in the political wilderness He jumped on the bandwagon of Capt Kong Le when that About 30 minutes after Mat- paratroop commander led a re- thews' arrest the officers said volt against the Vientiane gov- they arrested Oscar Dodson ernment in 1960 Since then who also was charged with Quinim had risen steadily while Matthews in the Tropicana raid Kong Le's star faded Dodson was charged Monday with driving while his license Born Into Merchant Class was revoked Quinim a half-Chinese was Matthews and Dodson paid born into the Laotian merchant $50 fines and costs last week class He moved into the ruling for unlawfully keeping a house class early in his teens when for the purpose of gaming and he was taken as a ward of gambling following the raid by Souvanna Phowma's family Templeton and state troopers He studied law in Viet Nam at the Tropicana formerly worked as a civil servant and known as the Maple Hill Club through Souvanna Phoum a's on US 41 just across the Ham-political connections became ilton County line governor of Sam Neua Province in northern Laos He served in Something He Knows that post 10 years He turned to the Communists PHOENIX Phoenix Col-for military help during the fight- lege instructor Peter Sandberg is reeoverinz at his home from mg for Vientiane and emerged as the strongman of the leftist injuries received in a fall down camp Camelhack Mountain near With the end of the civil War Phoenix and the formation of a neutralist While recuperating he's writing regime Quinim won the key post a book of foreign minister in Souvanna Its about mountain climbing Phouma's Cabinet Only the Lakeview precinct voted against the bOnd issue The federal and state governments have put up $40000 each to be added to Catoosa County's $40000 to finance the $120000 structure County Commissioner Meredith Foster hailed the outcome of Monday's voting and said construction should begin in about 60 days Land already has been acquired across the street from the Ringgold High School for the 5200-square-foot building The structure will house the latest equipment in X-rays a maternity clinic tuberculosis testing facilities dental equipment rooms for a sanitation 'engineer and a mental health counseling room McMinn Cancer Crusade Names Murray President MCM Na Shelby County Will Vote Nov 7 on Local Sales Tax MEMPHIS UPI The Shelby' County court agreed Monday to hold a referendum Nov 7 to decide whether city-county voters favor a 1 per cent local sales tax The date coincides with the Memphis city election The tax if passed would raise an estimated $9 million 'LAW AND ORDER' HELD NEED OF BIRMINGHAM I I GHAM (Al A Chamber of Commerce official adopted It will replace the 4aid Monday assurance of law state's present 55-year-old docu- and segregation or rated by political ob- desegregation is the key to servers as a key test of Ronmey's i i a industrial inflRouenticeye 1 growth Caldwell Marks chairman of prestige' underwent the chamber's industry-seeking Its first major test since he as- committee of 100 quoted a maned the governor's chair Jan California industrialist who did 1 as Michigan's first Republican not locate in the city Marks chief executive in 14 years said the industrialist's view As a vice president of the was generally the same as most 1961-62 constitutional conven- industrial executives tiOn Romney helped to write They don't care if we have the new document segregation or desegregation Romney aligned against his They say that's a local prob predecessor former Democrat- lem for Us to solve ic Gov John Swainson and "But they say if they are McMinnville Application the Michigan AFL-CIO charged going to bring people here they WASHINGTON the constitution's opponents had want the climate to be free McMinnville Tenn applied resorted to a "despicable cam- from violence Monday to the communications paign of lies and distortion" Marks speaking to a for authority to 'Not Perfect' Document ness club said cooperation transfer control to James from city hall would provide White Nell 11 White and the city with a real industrial James White Mitvi el As Avr le 4 vhol dsti een "teat the chamber's industry-seeking committee of 100 quoted a California Industrialist who did not locate In the city Marks said the industrialist's view was generally the same as most Industrial executives "They don't care if we have segregation or desegregation They say that's a local problem for us to solve "But they say if they are going to bring people here they want the climate to be free from violence Marks speaking to a business club said cooperation from city hall would provide the city with a real industrial climate free of racial LUC LIFC3Cillo IleiLLLII center 1BI From Chattanooga Met Bureau located in the basement of the ATHENS Mur- county coUrthcnise There it is ray McMinn County health edu- limited for space Foster said cator will serve as president of and In addition excess moisthe McMinn County Cancer ture in the basement makes imCrusade this year Mrs- James possible the installation of Miller will serve as secretary needed equipment and Thomas Boyd will con- Mrs Stegall is the tinue as treasurer county health nurse Mrs Jatnes A Fox replaces Dr Cureton a retired Mrs James li Evans as chair- Navy doctor is the health di-man of the service division New rector for Catoosa County and board of director members in- three other counties Walker dude Mrs Wanda Troqt of En- Chattooga and Dade glewood Mr and Mrs' Joe 'Foster said the 'health center Henry of Riceville and Paul i here will provide services for Lackey of Athens 'the entire county The present health center is located in the basement of the county courthouse There it is limited for space Foster said and in addition excess moisture in the basement makes impossible the installation of needed equipment Mrs Stegall is the county health nurse Dr Cureton a retired Navy doctor is the health director for Catoosa County and three other counties Walker Chattooga and Dade Foster said the health center Fro AT1 ray cator the Crusa and 'I tinue Mn Mrs' man board dude glewc Ilenr Lackf one violence 'LB' From 'Libra' ROME Roman mathematicians standardized the pound with a 16-ounce weight they called "libra" This ancient Latin term gave us the abbreviation 2 Plans to Help Jobless Youth Approved by Senate Committee By TUSSELL New York rime News Service Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved Monday two programs to provide work and training for unemployed youths 16 through 21 tnrougn zt He said the proposal was "not perfect" but at the same time a "vast improvement" over the present constitution The proposal calls for numerous reforms including a fotir-year term for the governor He now serves two years 'opponents among them United AutwWorkers President Walter Reuther and state AFL-CIO President August Scholle objected to legislative apportionment and tax features of the document Tom Downs AFL-CIO attorney who was also a constitutional convention vice president termed Romney's charge a "political gimmick" intended to discredit what he called the valid objections of opponents Partisan contests for eight state offices and two posts on the non-partisan Michigan Supreme Court as well as Detroit's $80 million school ex-pension bond issue and a schohl millage increase helped to spur the voting prop He said the osal was "not perrect but at the same me time 4 1 ti 4 I 1 1 I I 4 i it i''' 1 rIY' 4 1 4- t'4 I 4 i i i I A 4 1 i 1 i 1 1 '3- 1 i i 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 I I NLRB UPHOLDS CALHOUN UNION TWUA Is Certified for Dixie Bells Plant Special to The Chattanooga Times CALHOUN Washington office of the National Labor Relations Board Monday certified the Textile Workers Union of America as bargain ing agent at the Dixie Bells Mills Inc plant here The union won an election at the plant by a vote of 376 to 188 on Nov 21 of last year The company subsequently ap pealed to the NLRB regional of rice in Atlanta Walter Phillips regional director found' 1 the company appeal "without merit" and upheld the union victory The company next appealed to the Washington office The regional director's finding was lupheld there Monday Engineers Club of City Hears Overstreet Speak Robert Overstreet Allis-Chalmers southeastern regional specialist in adjustable speed drives and controls told Engineers Club members Monday how his specialty has developed and continues to develop in applying electric power to operations in such a way that compact units nowadays can do the job once assigned to many units as there were operations Overstreet was introduced by James Howell also of A-C in the absence of Harry Brundage program chairman Henry Little is the April program chairman Paul George presided at the meeting John Duggan program chairman for next Monday's meeting announced the program vrill deal with credit union Operations Duggan is president of the credit union at Combustton Engineering Inc Robert Tulls special projects chairman anneunced plans are being started for football trips next fall To assist him with this antivfty he hu named a special committee composed of John Dabs Combustion Jack Anderson TVA' and Chuck Williams American Lava vfty he hu named a' special committee composed of John Davis Combustion Jack Ander- son TVA and Chuck Williams American Lava public service facilities that would be financed up to 50 per cent by local governments or organizations After Monday's final coMmittee action the plan differed materially from that proposed by President Kennedy It followed closely the pattern laid down by a subcommittee headed by Sen Joseph Clark D-Penn The administration plan called for a ceiling of 60000 enrollees after the first year of the conservation corps In removing the celling the Clark subcommittee looked to expansion beyond the 60000 It was estimated that sonic 80- 000 youths would be given employment in the home work corps The committee vote was 11 to 3 Sen Jacob IC Javits of New York was the only Republican who supported the 'measure Voting against it were Republican Sens Barry Goldwater of Arizona John Tower of Texas and Winston Prouty of Vermont i The House Committee on Education and Labor has approved similar legislation but the Senate was expected to act first Prouty of Vermont The House Committee on Edu- cation and Labor has approved similar legislation but the Senate Wall expected to act first The Senate leadership scheduled floor action before the Easter recess One program would create a Youth Conservation Corps similar to the Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930's It would enroll up to 15000 during the first of its five years of existence The corps would be enlarged stabilized or contracted as Congress saw fit The other program would establish work for youths in their home communities It is expected that up to 60000 will participate during the first year This program also could expand or shrink according to congressional action The first year's authorization would be for 6120 million with 660 million allocated to each work force The conservation corps would work wholly on federal projects in national parks forests and reservations: The local workers would be employed on state and local The conservation corps would work wholly on federal projects in national parks forests and reser- rations The local workers would be employed on state and local Unmarred Record SUN PRAIRIE Wis M--tester (Doc) Thorp who says he's 85 "and some more" years old has voluntarily surrendered his driver's license to Sun prairie Police ctlet George Walk Thorp said he's been a driver for 40 'years never got a ticket never had an accident just want to atilt while I'm still ahead" he explained Thorp said he's been a driver for 40 'years never got a ticket never had an accident just want to quit while I'm still ahead" he explained Meaty Slogan DENISoN Iowa MI A Denison pork plant ran a newspaper ad which included the slogan "From the Heart of the Belt Empire" But the second time the firm ran the ad (the slogan had been changed to read: "From the Heart of the Meat Empire the Heart of the Belt Emphe1! But the second time the firm ran the ad the slogan had been changed to read: "From the Heart of the Meat Empire' Studio Photo FRANKLIN CD SUPPLIES: Cadets at Sewanee Military' Academy are shown unloading Franklin County 's first shipment of Civil Defense public fallout shelter supplies The supplies are being placed in Quintard Hall at the Sewanee Military Academy County Civil Defense director John IL Kees Jr said only eight places are qualified as fallout shelters 8IUdio rhotOo MILIN CD SUPPLIES: Cadets at Sewanee Military' Academy are shown unloading Franklin County's first shipment of avil Defense Public fallout shelter supplies The supplies are belng placed In Quintard Hall at the Sewanee Military Academy County avil Defense di- rector John IL Krcu Jr said only eight places are qualified Is fallout shelters.