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i i 'vV''4' r'i 7 1 i'v 's 'vy rYv -w ii -Hr 'll II A Ay VWJLjT -jnjw fr? mMrt 1 -yr i If I IJ Ay Ay yAS '-i-y 4l TvrV y-r- yy" vy REAL SNAPPT' y- i 'v fi-" 'i: I VoIwpm 1XXXIX Plica Fhra Caats WICHITA KANSAS WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 Twaaty-iii Pagaa V- Namkar 10 i Dixie States ii I vv: -Held in Grdspiiry Of Giant Storm 14 i Urban Affairs Job nzw a Position On Helw Maw) 'Mj tMtad A mighty Arctic Mut Iteaday apmnca tarda hi the North belted the Southland with treffie-anuUng enom and punUwd a IhouBandaflewide expanae of the Mkdlanda with come of tta bittn Ml arinteF nM tw 1 -ar For -WASHPtetON ffipn vr Srvrni Jiig xiilos rrmalns lb be Americans out of 10 live in areas being the urban problems of slums crowded schools and traf-Od thoked dreeta -This simpis Cenaua Bureau sta-tistic wUl bt President But the President's main argument for requesting the new de-wrtment that America today primarily the land of ths urban dtuew-cannot be dlwntaod chief aigument during the months when he triee to perauade a reluctant Congress to create a single cabinet-level Department of Almost IX million Americans per cent now live in whet the department rails an urban mu The bureau says an urban haa a population density of least 1500 persona per square ii a densely settled city or a town with more Qian people SENATORS CONFER Kansas Senatorji Joseph Harder R-Moundriage Charles Joseph D- DemocratrName McCormack' Housed Leader Easily WASHINGTON (AP) A Cdn-ma already on notice that President Kennedy wants ta nlas the national debt ceiling rings up lie curtain Wednesday on what prob abiy will be a rousing election year asaaton Houae Democrats got Dinday at a aweetnesa and 1 caucus Without a murmur of 1 amt they voted to nominate Rept -John McOormaCk- at Meaaerhu-aelts to be House meeker They made RepCkri Albert of Okie-home thor unenimoue choice 4o step Into McCormack's old post of Democratic floor leeder -Thus In the Home which shares up as this yrar's reajor tatltoground the chief respond-Mlity for piloting Kennedy's program over legunttw rtiuals win faQ on a new leadenhip team BUSY LT GOVERNOR Lt Gov Harold Chaser R-Salinar center was one of the busiest men in Topeka Tuesday aa he prepared to sound the gavel to' open the 1962 budget session Talking to him were Sens Laurin Jones R-Dodge City left and Roberts R-Russell Potwin and Charles Forsyth R-Erie from left confer Tuesday on matters to be brought before the Legislature during the 1962 budget session which started Tuesday (Eagle Staff Photo) Britain Bonn of peraone uttered in ub aero tempera turea that ranged to 41 degrees below sen at Butte Mont and weathermen said the deep freeze would Intenrify before it let up Thousands of miles of roads and highway stow dogged by anpw and schools were shut down in whole counties from (be Canadian border to Dixie Bitaards ladled western New York state and Minnesota's Red River Valley Fierce snowatams broke out lute chichenpaKln sections of upper and lower Michigan Thirty dx Inches of snow mM hours brought Boyne CHy Midi to a stay-at-home standstill A wind-blown now storm swept the' northern half of Texu and stabbed into IsxiMans Schools ctaed in Little Rock Ark and Fart Worth Tex Stow bogged traffic stacked up on letpting kilo Fort Worth and n- More then ljOO motorists Willed on one stretch of highway between the two Tone cities The number of death btamed on the weatherjtimbed ateadily aslqr highways and overexertion In deep nows took their tod A United Press International count diowed at taut IS dead dnee the tint big storm of the new year On Budget Requests Roads in State Atisira Powerful elements In Oongreaa -including moat conservative mile many Southerners and practically all rural polittolane oppoaa the President'i plan New Ckbhwt They Jee In the proposed 11th cabinet post a strong voice in tad-dtal council! for more weltare programs and a weakening of and stale authority At the sains time some Southerners feel a vote lor-the new department would be a vote for the first tro member of the CUbinet If the lill in peeeed Kennedy la expected to name Federal Housing Administrator Robert Weaver' a Negro to heed the new department 1 Alt Other groupe-tachiding big city KUUiAFfenAU moat fibenla- and area at suburb 500 agreed Leaders Support Diplomatic Probe BONN Germany (API-JYIme Maanlllaa Mlnirtrr Hamid Macmillan and Anderson's Speech TOPEKA (AP) The Kansas datians to Joint session of the Says US Losing Cold War Battle Situation Given In All Sections were open throughout Kansas Tuesday but slick spots maderiving has- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Tuesday the West riwuld iunue He dipfamalto-prehe-Jn Moeoqw to are if talks on Berlin Houae and Sonata at 10 ajn WednMtay: GREAT BENI Si Landon CTBWMVK BEND Ks ki kyP1 ffllabor imloni Inalat the mMt fnr nm wblnet past la the only way the quest tor new authority eo trade pigng problems of the 30th Gen- agreements Tuesday and pledged mayen many Kennedy of course wants a lot -more team Congress than A boost that probably will drove the legal limit ofL the national debt wut the 93HkfaiUion mark lor the first time The ceding now stands at 92M billion High on the President'i fiat are proposals an tariff cuts medical rare for the aged under Social Security eld to education tax changes-but no general cut a 4 term plan higher- portal retea The President skimmed through Legislature convened Tuesday lor what many legislators pndm Will be a rock the boat" election yqar budget eeadon The lawmakers'' opened their 1963 aetoon at noon completed routine orgsnization Introduced a taw bills andntbsck to await the budget meanga of Gov John SrolaaMW UNWCVOIIa He will submit Ms recommen- tury dty can be met They argue that date and load government have faded to meet night rolled for the Untied Slates to take the offense against Communists oneconamlc maUqn- Budget of Anderron ta expected to recommend budget of ilighily tan then 9400 million Hp bee mid he will avoid new taxes Membera of his ty ate firmly In control of branches of the Legislature It la expected hia bokUbe-line position will be chntod-ouL (Csntiaaed ea Page lA) Farm Leaders nr TtoWtiS nd 1936 the urban citizen rinuld have a voice equal to labor1! De-to partment of Labor the farmer1! Department of Agiicutture and (Ooritaued an Paga IA) Uideaa new moisture overnight highways dxxild abaft the same improved Highway Department's afternoon report by Northeast Mostly dear ex-mt some dick flick In spots from packed mow and toe An afternoon ground blizzard in Sherman Cheyenne end Wallace counties cut visibility to 300 feet gouthdaet-Onerally good but dick In places South Cmtral-A little better than earlier In the dsy Roads about normal except near Anthony where aomeptaces are -JJ arc Ganmproe department du nldn mMMviiMnpin5ls tog boutoc egendee under one Lendon roof-will prow an effective anti- i 'A In recent seeetans the lawmakers genenUy- haw increased budget totafe-over those recommended by file chief executive But many legislators are talking this year of staying within the governor's budget -Probably the Mggest piuh to exceed recemmende-tiona will bt ki state aid to achoala'' Ttochers andPTAgroupe gKn (0 IscraMt SO1 nraHMnHI economic cammuntty aave wodd merhets sod far dell Greet Bend Chamber of cha merce that he relieve we KUXW in ins to bew af 52SYand maaave kimact file booming Governor Plans Banquet Address Agreement between the British and West German Iradrei was ante joint communique after daylong talks It necked despite Adenauer's comment Monday night that he could not see that tha talks in Moscow were getting anywhere Ota Paltry In their first meeting In nearly year Hie two reaffirmed a de-fermteatton ta common with their alltea maintain the Western padtion -In Berlin and to defend the freedom and viability of Wert Berijn''' The coffimunique made po mention of tactica to bo ad should the Moscow ellort fatt British adlciali te London had laa was hringtng to Bom new UfiMtUifte to settle tore statue qua agreement even If only Implicit dxajld the prahe talL y-9 ve vlr4l British spakesmea John Ruaeri told reporters he fame of no such Idee having been flecueecd Macmillan and Adenauer Heed however he could not aay what the two men talked about during their neatly two hours of will Eu- pe-Uttoid tdstkxd among ell govern 1 mentewtaieodty end mgrtamfly TOPEKA UPl)Goft iahu Anderson' wllf greet tbs delegatee to the UatnnnuBl tog of the StataBoerd of ulturo st a cst-ufcqueinted banquet Wadneeday right -r Delegatea from in of Kuto yiQB eountles wUl attend the twwday comrantion 3mm Poet chaplain of the atsta pmltantlanr wiU deliver the banquet aooreas toA Preacher Qoea to Priaon" On 61 Level Freeman Freezes Prices on Grains 1 WASHINGTON (UFIMMenae i Secretary Robert McNamara Tuesday appointed committee of prominent Americano to study the "i -Periegon'e troope education pro- i'-gram end propose improvamcris He acted in advance of a Senate investigation of alirged of military men the De-torn Department'a programs far -educating troops ana the partlci- pation -of military men ta asm-inert on cold war problems rl-J balled emergency aid to achoola trf20 a year per 0 S'lhha 'RtadW? Some legWaton said they tavor leepbig state aid at the present era pending action to bring about mot efficient school district orgnntation The 1961 Legislature enacted a unified school district law but it is under challenge In the courts One of the first bills introduced was a proposal to provlds additional 936000 for payment in full of this 9X omergency aid A larger than expected Increase in enroibnents left the mount provided by the 1961 Legislature dxxt about I onto per pifrU aUki)7t 4 -f Badta gaeeSiy (VST "If program of mutual cooperation can -be developed -that will be a factor of immense importance In steadily strengthening the bonds between peoples determined to be five from imperial Communist domination There fare I am ready to support our PreMdenfs expected request to Oongreaa far new broad 1 delegation of authority on the matter-of trade agreement" Landon 'said that actions of groups including the United Nations 8EATO and NATO haw not been aa effective as they ahould He alro declared that the United Nations bankrupt financially and qk fittest-" The tact that only 15 of UB nation members have -The twelva speakers the rest of the oonvantion caver a range of subjects ranging from marketing and conservation to federal agricultural legislation and International re- lationa 1 Thad Klnnaman of Oedarvale the 1961 president of the Kansas Amociatiaa of Soil servation Districts wiQ of on Fi Senate Offers Three Bills Takesfirst 1962Action i TCXPEKA The Kanaee Senate convened for Ita fourth budget eeaeton at Ull pim Tuesday took eare of routine business hnd Introduced three bills inkluding one to allow the Kansas Corporation Commliston more taxation power The Senate adjourned hour end tea minutes later and will go hack into session at 10 am Wednesday 30 minutes before It site in Joint with the House to hear Gov John budget sage' New Senator Sam Heller of Abilene was sworn as a new member of the upper chamber to succeed Gordon Mark who re-due to ill health Paul Wunseh (R-1) president protamof the Renata said ha expected little would be eooqm-pUehed after I in Joura until He said the Senate probably will meet briefly Thursday and then adjourn tor the weekend leaving somr commlttees at work Friday and Saturday -Besides concurrent- resolutions end routine bueineee necessary tor the budget opening the Senate introduced three Mile They included: 1 Bill Na 1 td pro- SA tar speech fa's the efleraoen An somewhat dick except hi the extreme aoutoweet Employment Gains Seen By Goldberg WASHINGTON (UPD Labor Secretary Artipw' aid Tuesday a seas edged unemployment above the 4 million mark in December But he predicted that the ptotige will Improve in the next six months Goldberg told a news conference that an increaee of 101000 hi Jobleemae in December put the unemployment figure at 4-nifiOO at the end of 190 The unemptoyment increase in December was in line with the aeaaoml trend but Goldberg mid he hoped tar a better-thaMea-anal performance in the cold winter months ahead WASHINGTON (AP) Secret taiy of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced Tteaday that grower prices of 1961rop feed Irabu corn bats rye barley and sorghum grain-will be tup-ported at tha same level at last year He had trade a'riraQar an-wncement Monday linimum support prices tar cotton rice peanuts dry beans and honey gggM Oris He announced Tuesday alight reductions in support for two oil- the first session to open private conversation They were Joined bF ektas end their foreign minister Lord Home and Gerhard Schroeder AM Offered The communlqua dtedoaed that Adenauer offered aid to Britain In meeting the financial burden of maintaining the British army Of the Rhine It did not dtacfoae the amount of aid) but reld It would Include dune of arms ta the United dom on a eonridereble rale" The final details of financial aid will be worked out by a committee representing both countries Informed sources said the amount was about 9X0 mlltion a year This sum would cover about half of Britain's cost of maintaining ita BLOOO-man army in -The new study gimm will be headed by Kan Bendetsen prertdent of thrt Champion Paper Go and former Army undertone-buy Named the Com mittee an NoMnilitaty Instruction" it win hold fit first meeting here Jan 36 Open Bearings Sen John Stennis D-Mles chairman of a special Senate Atty Gen William Fergu-on will apeak on matters of current Interest Marlon Coberly of Topeka director of the Kansas Grain (Orettawd rageSA) KC Officer Acquitted in Perjury Case seed crape soybeans" and cotton-Reed-but partially oflaetting increase for another oilseed committee will open three days taler on the Ing" chargra aired by Sen Strom hurmond DR and others Thurmond bifarmed of McNamara'S action called it "stand-ard hureauenus rreponae to publicized revelations of riurioom- (Caattauel an Page 3A) Eaglc Highlights Win News Paga Wida Area Like Icabox I Andenon Talk Awaited 1 Coni' Ready 1 KANSAS CITY (APj-AKanrea City police officer was acquitted of a perjury charge Tuesday the atafe announced that it was unable to loceto a lay witness Acquittal was granted MaJ Chariea Coughlin by Circuit Judge Joe 'ty McQueen who acted on a motion contending the Of Molotov New Robbery Suspect 5A Gty Amwers CPI 5A Chamber Plano Program 5 A for Drake 146 KU K-State Meet Tonight 46 Eait Whips South 56 Frtandi Wins £56 Area Prap Cage Round-up 6B The support tar soybeans this year will be 92-25 a bisM down 5 cents from lari year The support for eottonaeea will be 949 a Ion far farm-stored cottonseed compand with 949 last year while the support for flaxseed win be 9290 a bushel compared with 92J0 tart year The support tor com the tion's hugest aingte crop will continue at the 9LX hi ret but war Freemen last year relied the corn support from the 1960 crop to the 91 JO level with corresponding increases -lor oilier feed grates and soybeans from 91 J5 te 1960 to fl JO for 190 Supports far the other feed gralna will be oata cents a bushel iye 9102 bushel barley eerie buriiel and sor-gmim grain 91 J3 hundred- Inspection Department will demonstrate a new wheat sedimentation test Kenneth Bon of Manhattan state Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service official will 'discuss the role Af the test In the federal loan program Kepi William Avsry R-Kan will giro ths dalegates "a iegislatiro preview of on Thursday Don ILWllkinson of Madiaon Wls marketing chief of the Wisconsin Department oTAgri-culture will tell of the experiences of delegation he led to the Soviet Union and eastern Europe lset summer Throe Kansas Boerd of culture officials will talk I on new activities under lftobertBi Gun tert Agriculture Control Dlviaton director will tell of changes in seed laws and Warren Teal director t' of the Noxiouf Wrod Dlviaton wiQ discuss changes In weei B1 1 control lews Winzer Petr marketing director win ten of the new state meet grading and certifies DrJamea agriculture niday on Mprotoctmg end promoting the American way of Mtelnngricultmwy The financial drain on Britain from maintaining the Rhine army haa been a aore point between the two nations The Forecasts: (Other Weather Data ISA) WICHITA AREA Generally fair aad eantleued eaM Wednesday High Wednesday 6 to 16 ekawJew at night to 16 bptow sere -KANSAA lerreaeleg rtondtama aeuthweat Ike state Wedeeaday eight eererieeel new aaathweat end extreow west Wedaraday eight Coe-ttaiued very eeld High Wednesday t-li OKLAHOMA Falr aad Mi quite ee eeld Wedeeaday and Wadneeday night Hlgbe Wadneeday 1S-M The nunber- of Jobe -Ml by IBMOO hut month to 06467000 primarily becauae of declining turn activity GolOerg said A hey economic Jndicator-the nsoiauly adJnated rate of waa unchanged at A1 per cent of the labor taree It had dropped tiiarpiy from 6J to 11 per cent In November Goldberg based eptimtatic nployment prediction lor the next rix monme on italng indue-trial production' pereoneL tammo and retell nice end the greater 7 Project Halted Ex-Standard Oil Chairman Dies BYRAM 0am (AP) Walter dark and ard at Ms home after a tong iUnem Teagle retired In 1942 after yean service with tha oil Air Defense Project Halt COLORADO SPRINGS (AP)-Oonitrqetkx work North American Air underground second becaure a -i iOpii ActMta was halted night when 21 Teamsters ForSecondTime- with subpoena to ind Jury Friday The summons was handed Coughlin at the courthouse white he was-being congratulated1 by friends on his He was Indicted by previous grand Jury concerning alleged et payoffs lnlSM The Amuiamenti' 66 CUulfiad Ada 76-116 26-91 Croawoid Puzzle 26 Eagla Serial 14A Editorials 4A Coran on firidge 36 -Homo-Townlfowi IIA Markets 12At13A Oil News I3A Radio-TV Sctwdu lei SB Society 1QA Cbto the head- Freeman said supports daily products tobaoco end lung nuts will be announced later time In of Monday Union membera left their Jobs ('?" yrt Cleared Up VIENNA Vienna played a Rurering game aa to the where- abouts of Vyarheslay Molotov Tuesday The mystery was finally-cteered-up- ejr-an-announcement that the veteran 1 Soviet diplomat has not yet left i A Soviet 1 foreign mtalrtry spokesman in Maaoow daritytag a atatament mad Monday eaki Molotov wil be leaving tha Soviet capital rinrily far Vtame to re-wme his post with the Interna-lional Atomic Energy Authority (IAEA) The exact date was not given In Ha original statement Monday tha Soviet mtalrtry gave the imprearion that Molotov and Ida wife bad departed Moscow over the peekenB and were en route The spokesman eeld Tuesday the statement was to erase the apparent confUrton Although offictata of IAEA and the Austrian government had no officinl advance word of coming they kept an eye-open far bis arrival! Newsmen watched trains and ptanra on day until news was received from Moanow of the-mteirtry- state-mmt JTU The deciirion to let Molotov ow of- Runrie again to JMume Jdg Wedding Date in 'Near Future' sT-i gff 'f witnres WQUam HstberCn former detective was scheduled to fortify for the state Interpreting the News Adenauer HoleVr Causes Roll fan For Khrosbdiev 4 4 a By ROBEKTB iwtrfotod Pnae News Aaalyri Soviet Premier' Khnuhchev choosing a time when Weal Germany ia being asked by her ailtea to do considerable soul searching thought he could throw a man' wrench Into the net but got ears pinned beck Ktaruahdiev not very precMy apparently was frying to leave the tmpresrion in Germany that if Bom would enter tariot unilateral negotiations for (fiaanhament end neutnltatlai there might be chance far German Nats HOLLYWOOD (UPD Frank Sinatra announced Tuesday he wilf marry red-haired dancer-Juliet Prowse the near future" i The singer round of grit said Me fiancee would aame tlie wadding day adding that he aras very Sappy about their engagement Sinatra end the tall (5-toot-7) danoervaetpm haw been dating since' the summer of 1959 when -they met on the set of which eostarred Sinatra end Shirley MacLaine mm had lUDDort" ing rote In the picture andwai a of group which shocked an Premier Nikita Khrushchev te obeerve that in Russia the men look at girls' faces not their backsides During their long romance aa Page SA) Job fa Vienna caused wide-aur-priae in the West -High Soviet officiate who afeoo rtrdngly attacked wauilly are sent into ob- -rurity within Ihe- Sovtet Union OM expianation advanced In- the Vert was that MoWov wa being- sent back -to Vtenha to demonstrate that the old StaUidat method of rilminriing opponent fay execution has been eiimteated In the Khnuhchev era Another theory was that Khrushchev might fad Molotov 1 was lees trouble -and lees of a Ihreat outaido the then' bride The strange indirect memorandum handed to the German ambassador to Motoow wai obviously designed to etir up trouble on the eve of renewed BrittabAmer-icu-propoeBle to German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer that in tha interest of taking the adcf SA) SNOWSTORM'S AFTERMATH The snowstorm that passed through the Denver area left ikies dear and cold and the city buried under a foot deep blanket of snow Tuesday (UP1 Unifax) TRANK SINATRA JULIET PROWSE 1 A 1 zri.