The Lexington Herald du lieu suivant : Lexington, Kentucky • 1

Letter Describes Nixon As Right Man' To See Vice President Keeps Mum On FCC Probe Board Lowers Its Reserve Requirements Credit-Easing Move Aimed At Fighting Current Recession WASHINGTON Feb 19 (AP) The Federal Receive Board lowered the reserve requirements of member banks by one-half of 1 per cent today thereby creating a theoretical increase of three billion dollars in lending capacity It was a credit-easing anti-deflationary move aimed at fighting the re-1 cession IkeCautions Against Cuts In Foreign Aid Eisenhower Declares More Taxes Bigger Draft Would Result WASHINGTON Feb 19 (AP) President Eisenhower said today higher taxes big draft calls and a massive increase" in defense spending would result if Congress sharply reduces his request for $3942100000 in new foreign aid funds He drew this grim picture In a special message formally requesting "vigorous continuation" of the government's global aid program for an 11th straight year Tbe monry figure art sew having bees disclosed is bis budget message Cirarty aatici paling a hot congress ioaal fight Elsrehower sought hr Mpreeedentod blunt language to jail fora Wo eaasid-ertng what he called tbs men-acing alternative The message was released at the While House and also at Elan bower's Georgia vaeatioa headquarters The sma requested was riant a Midas dsllars man Sum aa sr snowy mladed Caugiem pro-vided last year hot aiilUau Mian less than the adndata-trallsa saagM la ISS7 Nearly 3 la FOOTLOOSE LODGKS-Hraiy Cabal Udgc aad Mrs Ladge n-uwvrd their sbsn to IradMuaal ladiaa certain befara laying a wreath at the New DrlM menu rial maiMag the spat where epirSael lender Mahatma Gandhi was masated Lsdge I 8 to the Halted Nat law is touring Asia aa a special im lltHtol MB rTTWM EiUnmiwns IAr Wllinila WASHINGTON Feb (AP) House turned up today letter describing Vice President Nixon as the "right man" to approach in behalf of a Miami television applicant The letter said a Nixon aide would "present to the vice president There was however no testimony as to whether the matter ever actually reached Nixon The vice president refused to comment on what the witnesses did say Other testimony' before a special Houre committee tovertigat-ing government regulatory agencies was that Sen Kefauver (D-Tena) ted conversations" with three members of the Federal Commxnlcai Commission (FCC) And A Frank Katxertta) testified that Kefauver told him be also hid talked with Commissioner Richard A Mack a key figure la tte investigation at tha FCC Katxrntlne ia a' Miami attorney and redle station operator who sought to obtain TV Chaanri 10 in Miami An FCC examiner ruled la hta favor but tte eum-missioa voted 4-3 to assign the chaanri to airline' subsidiary Tte House subcommittee currently is looking tor evidence of pressure bring brought on behalf at various applicants for the FURNACE BLAST KILLS writ af tte Reynolds Metals McCssk near Chics gs after expiation triggered blare shift were hilled when a several retires at tte removed Ihrsagh Bill To Tax Wins House Wesson Plans $500000 Lexington Research Lab SIX WOBKERS-4ea teats tte wrecked Ca ahnalaam plant at satortaa Bremen fsnght two beam to bring aadrr caolraL fix wethers aa avendght easting fareaes sxptoded setting fire to sprawliag plant Rady at victim bring doorway (AP Wirepboto) Death Claims Dean Cooper Retired Ag College Head Dies At Age 76 Dr ThamM Poe Cooper 7B dean emeritus of the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture aad Hams Economies died at 19:41 am yesterday at tte Central Baptist Hospital He was admitted to the hospital Monday A pioneer to agricultural education experimentation and extension Dr Cooper came te Kentucky ia 1919 as deM of tte Kentucky College of Agriculture He retired July 1961 at dean of tte College of Agriculture and Hama Economics director of Kentucky's Agricultural Extension Service aad director of tte Kentucky Experiment Station Native Ol 111 laris A native of Pekin 111 te was a aon cf tte lata James Radford and Sun Brito Poe Cooper He attended tte Uriverrity of Minnesota aad wm awarded tte bachelor of sctonct la agriculture degree la 1901 He remained at Minnesota a staff member until 1911 when te took a post tioa director of tte North Dakota Better Farm Amodatloa From 1913 to 1919 te was rector of the North Dakota Experiment Station and extension dlviaina In 1911 when Pr Cooper came to Kentucky tte college of agriculture boasted aa- enrollment at 390 -students had mare than 1900 when te retired Expanded Plant Dean Cooper was credited with onerous other Improvement during his (3-year administration The Experiment Station farm a doubled to rim two sub-experiment atatlon totaling 15800 acres were added and mocier laboratories bulk and sotrtpped far vital research la agriculture aad home ecmmnici During 'his admlntotrattou the pertinent Station aided ia bringing about these changes: -Development of rort-rrt resistant tobacco varieties: development of aew brags crops aad (Sm A Sm ton Tkb Sribil Trading Stamps Approval 45-17 A Smith lac of Lexington and the Wesson Co of Detroit Tha plant oprratioa involve combining tungsten with cariwa to farm tungsten carbide which to so hard that it caa be cut only with a diamond When Wesaoa constructed its present building the federal government granted a certificate sf necessity tor the building arc a very key part to tha fmse picture" Fraser sakL However he noted that Wi aba to a peacetime tadiatry manufactures precision cutting toot tor almost every type af Industry whlrh uses metal to maaufactariag r- Estate Of Mrs Bennett Is Valued At $850000 ataea ISO Elsenhower contended this saw program hr the year begtaaing July 1 reprenenta critical Biargia of assistance" aroded to assure Americas and free world security agaiaet Red threats Is my duty to make clear my profound coavtctloa that tbe vigorous advancement sf this program is ow only logteol esorsc" Xlarnhower said "Our Inst ual aa-curtly program la of traasceadent import net is (ha sceprity sf tbe United Stales" At Um Capital House Ipeaber Raybm (Ih-Tenaa) callrd Urn aieseege a etraug uua Raybura alsa cwdbrd furriga aid wkb saving a uf sar titrate (rasa esouuuuhun Sea Lyndon Johnaoa af Tens the Senna Democratic leader mutual security program baa become a maor part rt the fnretgs poliry of tbe UaHed State With that thnugM la mind the Preiideat'a mcaeage will receive careful and thorough study" Rep Mania of Mamachusrtta the RepubHcao leader la the House said lrglalatioa ta meet Eisenhower's request Is essential if wa art to wia lbs baala Of the fres Sea JavHs tR-NY) CtDed cm Republleaaa to support tbe bill at Important part to ths rre-erd far tbs ISOS campaign" ladlrattva af Urn tnahto that aa aid pngram faev to Can-fleas was a repast today bum lha II seat Gave rawest Oprra-Itoaa Committee II callrd tor a beaded inusiIh-liaa" sf snua aid and said "ths waatogs to too great to be Ig- Eisenhower prnmiarutty dia-ptayed la the first page of bis 3506wcrd message what be viewed as tha impact Congress ISss Cat I too hn TM SMlIsai OWOOOOOSOOOOOOoMOOOa 8OL0NS TO SEE MOVIE FRANKFORT Ky Feb 19 The State House aad Senate agreed today to mart early Thursday and then adjosre to see a movie on morel rearmament Tte two chambers wlU cos- vene at 10 am (CST) and 1 recess at 10:90 am uotil 1 pm lOOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOt Keeneland Tax Bill Predicted To Pass FRANKFORT Ky Tab 19 (Special) Passage la the Senate of the bouse bm rtimporing tbe state's 4 per cent tax on parimutuel betting at Kametand Race Course was predicted today by LL Gov Harry Lee Water-field and tte two Senate floor' leaden Freak Bassett Jr Hopkinsville Democrat aad Wendell Vm Boom of Tutor Key None of tte threa qualified his assertion ia answer to qaeotions by the Lexington Frankfort Correspondent Sen John AagelUi Lexington Democrat replied to tha Keenetond question by saying I'll oppose tt" He explained that when ha ran for the Seeate in 1965 te publicly announced that te favored removing the tax aa wm dona at tha 1956 semion believed tte people of Fayette County wasted it removed" ho ded whan I promise something I keep my prom Thomas Bennett win receive the IBscis Sherwood Farm- to eiuJlng all equipment horses and other that waa owned to kb wife Mrs Hdra Rumeey Bennett who died Jan 31 Mrs Bennett's win probated yesterday to Fayette County Court also art up two large trait estates tor tha benefit of her huo-baad and provided far numerous other legacies and bequests The estate waa estimated at $5MjBOO in personally and $350-000 ia realty 0ns to a brother Lee Rumsey totaled 6100000 Hotmr tha legacy vu subject to charge that Rumsey pay $300 a month to Rose Byres New York during lire lifetime After ether legacies and bn-quests Mrs Bennett directed that a trust to set up with her husbaad to recriva the income tor lifa aad to tore tha power to dispose sf tlw principal by wilL Use of the trust to be do- Tte letter ia which Nixon's figures waa written by Downey Rice a Washington tomey Dated Oct II 1965 was addressed to Daniel Suf-llvaa sf the Crime Commission at Greater' Miami Rice a former FBI agent and investigator for the old Senate Crime investigating Committee Mid te hid been to see Bob King then Nixon's administrative Rice a friend of Katxeatlne as to Sullivsa Mid King laid him it waa a aertous matter that te would pretent It to Nixon and Hint te knew that Nixon would know whit to do" The letter continued: guess and it only guess is that Nixon wU simply telephone his friend Bob Lee (FCC Commissioner Robert Leek aad toll him that there are some loaded rumors afloat and that Lea would do wed to care- (Sm Cat A Vans TMi SWUM) considered necessary to develop greater utilization of aew products" Any property righto or income resulting from tte search would be need tor tinned research into new sacs As originally introduced tte bin would haw provided hr the research to he done ia tha University's College of Agricrtture but that was amended to arthoriM that it he carried on by tte University's Agricultural Experiment Station' The introducers if tbe bill Democratic Sere James Ware Csvington aad Ed Kelly Ftemiagsburg made as objection to tte change Te Report Progress A report oa the progress of the research would be made or about Jaa 1 annually to the-go ernor tte General Assembly the University board of trustees and to the press la such instances where revela! ioc cf such report may adversely affect a (Bm CM 1 Bsch fist TMi StsMaa) Paal Jaritaa FRANKFORT Ky Friz 11 IP House at Representatives voted today to put possibly crippling rartrictlons oa tte trading stamp businew til Kentucky If this bill to finally enacted aad tte stamp operators survive Us provisions Kentucky would reap estimated two million dotting a year tit fresh revenue Tte trading stamp issue was expected to produce a noisy dash of opinions but tte high point of excitement today centered on an administration-backed bill relating to highway Tte bill would authorize the Department of Highway to do coast ruction work under emergency and other conditions without taking bids from private contractors Its sponsor Addison Everett (D-Msyiville' succeeded by one vote 41 to 40 in delaying action (In Bash Fan Tkk CasUm) Shot Reaction Hinted As Cause Of Death Reaction to a tetanus shot may have caused tbe death of a 46-greenhouse attendant Conner Chester Hager said yesterday Charles Thomason 46 of 503 Wert Second died at 1:45 pm Tuesday at St Josephs' HospltaL Hager Mid Thomaaon had been admitted to tte hospital after flirt bring treated tor 1 Juries ia a toll and released Thomason suffered only minor leg Md hip lacerations when te fell into a boiler pit at Pemberton A Sons nurseries oa Feb 7 tte coroner reported Hager said hospital attendants treated the man administered tte tetanus shot and sent him home -Later Thomason became parity paralyzed returned to the pital and wm admitted Aa autopsy will he performed this morning to determine if death wee caused by a reaction to the shot Hager said Thomason to survived hy brothers George end John both of Glasgow and a sister Mrs A Akers Glasgow The body to at Whitehall Funeral Chapel Senate Gives Unanimous Approval To Tobacco A reserve board apobesmaa said the actioa will release alma JOC mill km dollars from reserves which the (400 member bwta arc required to bold against demand deposits It will beeo effective Erin 37 fas two banking categories aad March I to a third Bankers figure that for every dollar released from reserve they will gaia sis dollare to lend capacity Thera to no guarantee however that all af thia theoretical three billioa will be taken by Adrian Agahut Tax Cut As the aew seder on reserve requirements went out William McChesney Martin Jr chairman of tha reserve board was advising Congress to give ths national economy a chanco to recover without major tax cuts or a massive public wuka program needed adjustments promptly made tha current recession may moderate aad short-lived" Martin told tha ate Banking Committee A Treasury apokesmaa Secretary af the Treasury Antler- aa regards tha lowering of bank reserves as evidence of proper flexibility to federal reserve operations aad to tha bert interests of tha a Martin urged Industry to eat price and labor unions to curtail tan cal I But Vxa TMi Bank termiLcd by the executor afford my estate the maximum marital deduction allowable aadrr federal estate tax Residua of the estate to to te placed is another trust with the kusbaai to receive the income On hi death the income shall te paid to Mrs Bennett's niece Lee Walnwright Rumsey Following her death the per cent of the trust estate will go to the niece's children if any The ether per or the entire amount tf there are no children to to ba distributed by the tnutees during a 16-year period to charitable religious or educational faititnUons to my desire" Mrs Be sett want Mid trust committee chan distribute the Income aad principle af Mid trust to such otganiMtieaa whooe primary ob- (M Cat But mo Tab Sumo) Meece Scores Proposed Bill For Education 'Sharp criticism waa voiced hy official of the State School Boards Association tort Bight ninrt a Kentucky Senate bill which would provide local option elections to decide whether a county would appoint or elect a county school superintendent The official Dr Meece executive secretary of the association said passage of tte MS would the education system to Kentucky back 30 years at a time when the nation Is crying for advances In education" At the same time Mrs William Clark Jr chairman of tte Fayette County Board at Education Mid she frit is a very poor bill which would plunge ado-lion into the fog of political atmosphere It to in tha beet interests of tte children of Fayette County to keep the superintendent out of party-line politics and shenanigans" Both Meece and Mrs Clark aid they would urge board members parents aad PTA groups to oppose tte Senate Bill and advise their state maior The bin was reported rtin la commute tort night hut earty actioa tea bee forecast Tte measure would provide a ibMt Sm Tab aiiiiio) WKXP-TV Sale Talks Are Suspended Negotiations for tbe purchase at WKXP-TV Chaanri by WVLK-TV Inc have been suspended a spokesnua far WVLK latorerts Mid lart sight Plans for the purchase were flint reported about ten days ago and the treneactlM wm expected to be completed Immediatriy Negotiation ran into difficulties however aad were dropped the ipotertMB Mid' after WVLK had expended tte original offer Into a proposal to buy botlf WKXP-TV antf Radio Station WLAP tor a total of A $300000 reeearcb for development of metato aad electronic aad nuclear drvicea to be nerd to manufacture af mie- will be constructed on Lisle Road by Ibo Wesson Metal orp Construction af the laboratory to be adjacent to the present Wesson plant win begin aa aooa weather rood it loos permit a firm spokesman said yesterday The laboratory trill la headed by Dr Bend Rosa Wesaoa director sf research aad a staff af IS trill be employed Dr Ram who Joined Wi two moat ha age after being chief physicist for tha division af Hoffmai Electronics Inc said the tobartory would conceal rate to auctoar aad electronic fields Rprrtai emphasis will be de- inpntent of new metato and alloys for missiles Dr Rosa said that a fuodloa would ha of electronic devices capable of operating under aew special condition Tbeae devices ased to missiles may be whjected to temperature ranging ap to and ever 1W0 degree Fahrenheit' The physicist said tbe laboratory aba would aeek to develop detectors- used to detect ocatrona that will be capable af aprratlng at the very Ugh temperatures" Tbe laboratory aba will develop and Improved material ased to metal-cutting Weaaoa now employs 100 aad manufactures cemented carbides for us la metal cutttng tools The company started operation la Lexington In UM with only two employees on of whom as James A Fraser president of Wesson Tbe plant first was located on North Eastern Avenue Weseoa moved Into fee present building on the Lisle Road to 1964 The firm to as independent operation associated with Archer are not at bad aa frequently haa ben charged If more tbaa half tha entering srinw take these gubjects" Tha analyst was based ea tha records of 373 students including 171 men and 100 women Of th total $31 are reoldenta of Kentucky and 41 are horn other state Dr Chamberlain said he was prompted to mate tha invest lga-Uoa "because ae many loose charge have been made that Kentucky high school students tew little or ae preparation in mat hemal let aetoaea and alter Mailed whjecU" Ha quoted ana re-ponsibto person" as declaring that art more than per cent of Kentucky high uchool itudento mathematics Um UK tics preside labeled the statement Patterns far resident and noo-resldert otudents do not vary greatly though there to same tendency tor the nonresident student to present (ubjech more frequently te added This dlffcrenc to especially notiea-abto to Latin Ia general tha patten of high (Sm i asm ran smUmo Criticisms Of High School Training Answered By UK FRANKFORT Ky Feb 19 A bill providing far research at tte University of Ken-tacky to promote greater utilisation of tobacco with particular emphasis oa aew usee aad aew products of tte Conunoa wealth's greatest paying crop was passed unanimously by tte Seoato today Tte bill which now gore to tte House tor aettoa would appropriate $50000 tar each of tte two fiscal yean beginning July 1 and would provide that any af that fand not expended in tte Tirrt year ba available for the second year The preamble to the bill explains that is the Intention at the General Assembly to find aew uses for Kentucky's tobacco surplus to avoid further cuts ia acreage quotas and to oohre other problem adversely affecting the economy of tte Commonwealth" No part af tte appropriation hall te used far research lead-lug to increased production or for disease control tte bill states where such research Is Gunmen Rob Service Station Take $80 Two bandits took about Ift ia nail bilb and change from the Southland Standard 011 Service Station Southland Drive police reported last night The service station attendant Phil Clarke 30 of 1021 Clay Mill told police that one of the two'mra wao armed with a revolver Clarke said the me stopped at the station at about 9:06 pm and told him they wanted to put air la a tire of their ear Clarke stated te started back to the rear of the station when one of the robber pointed the pistol at him and deimded the money After taking the cash Item the register Clarke said the men aim took about from hb pockets and forerd him into a back room Ha described the men aa being about ao-yeare-okL One wore a light brown overcoat while the other had ea a grey overcoat te Do present-day Kentucky high ached students leava themselves units la social studies including unprepared tor the differ ehal- lenge education by neglecting sueh basic fields at science mathematics English and social studies? Critics of high school programs hare charged they da Seeking an answer to tha question University sf Kentucky Vic President Leg CLamberUta ha analysed the records every fifth freshman enrol lisg at the University last September His findings announced yesterday show that: Practically 100 per ccrt of the students entering la the tall of 1967 tod tour yean if English and If per cent had two morn American history Fifty three per ecat or more units of science beyond general science and 51 per cant had three or mare units af mathematics beyond general mathematics Forty-three per ecat had two or mare units el language However 36 per cent Lad so credit at all to this field analysb shows that students entering the University af Kentucky do present In gene programs of study that are tor more 'respect hie' than the pub-lie ordinarily Dr Chamberlain said The Weather Daily Forecast Fair aad arid! High Friday partly dandy a Httte Ate as Wsatbar Mop oa beck paf at this Mctioa 3-DAY 'FORECAST Kentucky and Tennessee: Temperatures wm avenge to 15 degrees below normal Lexington Bormil to 38 Slow wanning trend through Saturday Colder Sunday aad Monday Precipitation will average Ik tack or leM to now possibly mixed wjth rata abort Friday or Saturday Figures Highest tompgrature yesterday 34 degrees lowest I average 14 normal 17 Highest sad lowest on record for Feb It 75 in 1939 aad 6 in 1938 Accumulated deficiency la temperature since Jen 393 degrees -Precipitation for M-hour period ending at pm trace Total precipitation since Jaa 1 487 incbM with aa accumulated da-fictoiicy of 117 Inches Humidity gs: I am 71 per cent: 41 per cent I pun 77 per ceoL sets today at 1:23 pm (CDT) rises Friday at 7:31 am (CDT) AugustynToQuit Juvenile Court Post William Auguatyn 16 a Juve-nll Coart probation officer since February -1956 announced hi resignation yesterday la a letter to County Judge Bart Peak Auguatyn said be planned to uit the Juvenile Court post on March II Peak said bn bad received no advance notice of the resignation and could not announce a rw- placement at the prefeat time Auguatya a photographer and farmer University Kentucky football player said ht plana to enter the Insurance business aa a claims adjustor The resignation means (bat two Juvenils court probation officers will leave their pasts during March Judge Peak dismissed Freak Brown who had served for four years earlier this month Brown to to be replaced by George Watson who served as probation nfflrer under County Judge Nichols At the atart of bis administration tab indicated that be expected to replace the Juvenile1 Court staff with new personnel Three Persons Hurt In Crash Of Autos Three Georgetawa men Injured last -night to a two-car mishap at the tntrrseetioa af the Georgetawa Road aad the Noether Belt Line Admitted to BL Joseph's Hoe- nitml WATt: Thomas Walters 11 possible chert Injuries Larry Howe 30 facial lacsra-' ad a poaslhto fractured Roger Eadea 17 wa frosted id rrlrtud Walters driver of the car to which te Injured men were riding told police that te was traveling north on the Georgetown Rond when car drives bv Earl Clayton Minton 29 of 1319 Highland Park made a left-hand turn into bis pith Minton snid wa making a right turn from tbe Bek Line onto the Georgetown Rood when he wa struck in the left side hy the ether vehicle Police sweated Minton at the scene of the Occident far being drunk ia public pjtff TRUMAN GREETED IN Former Prrsidrrt tarry Tremaa appeared to te jn a jovial moad re te aad Mi Truman were greet'd re Ihrir arrival yesterday at Washisgtsa's Uatoa Htatisa Tramaa west to Wasbhgtoa to mart with Demacratle toadrra aad to speak jt a Hot a slats aarty fund raising tHaner HrtardaT sight Lett to right la tte group are: Oscar Chap Pritothr write at tte Deomrerita MttoreJ stato him Mrs Chartrs Brssaaa wife at tbe tamer ererriaiy at agricaltare Tiuibm aad his whs (AP Wirrphata).