Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

Nevada State Journal Thursday July 18 1963 Wolfer EDITORIALS Oh Sorry We Thought It Was A Coldwater Change of Name Meets with Resistance Nevada residents were a bit amazed the other day to read that a religious cult had scheduled special services on Mountain formerly known ds Sugar Sugar Loaf is the rounded peak a few miles cast of Virginia City at the junction of the Six Mile and Seven Mile canyons and not far from the terminus of the old Sutro Tunnel It is a distinct landmark on the Comstock scene and is as familiar a feature as Opera House the Combination Shaft and even Mount which has at times borne the extra title of The historic Comstock has generally clung to the traditional scenes and names resisting efforts of various newcomers to change or the old time atmos phere No one who has ever seen Six Mile Can yon in the winter time blanketed with a vast cloud of pogonip with Sugar Loaf sticking up through the white field of fog like an island out of the sea could sanction an arbitrary change in the time hon ored name Storey County commissioners rejected re quests by the current cult to change the name of Sugar Loaf and it is presumed that the US Coast Geodetic Survey would also have an opinion on this subject the Just Avoid Discussion In Chicago the American Medical As sociation gave mqther some hints the other day They had to do with hot weather a seasonal topic Mothers were advised not to complain in front of their children about the heat The little people mind the heat it was contended unless their parents con ditioned them to dislike it by referring to it all the time and mopping their brows madly But it is easy to see some practical hard ships in way What happens when not wishing to complain of the heat in front of a child (like not mentioning the Profumo case) a mother sneaks into an air condi tioned shop and leaves the little fellow roast ing on the pavement outside? The little chap might not realize just what he was missing but it still seems hard ly fair Then the problem of soft drinks and ice cream cones A child could grow into adulthood with the bitter complaint to a psychiatrist that he hated his mother be cause she used to reject his pleas for hot weather refreshment with such cruel cries as: brat its only your imagination Its really quite cool only 110 in the shade So start But it is to be doubted the AMA sugges tion will have much effect either way Par ents cannot expect to stop their growing children from lisping phrases like tire heat the part of the human heritage Europe Steel In US at Low Prices It is difficult to the logic or justice in the Tariff unanimous ruling that United States steel producers are not being injured by imports of hot rolled wire rods from Belgium and Luxembourg The decision appears particularly unjusti fied in view of the Treasury Customs Bu finding that the rods were being in this country at prices under those prevailing in Belgium and Luxem bourg The commission did not deny but held that American companies being harmed This is absurd in the face of testimony presented to the commission The imported rods sold at $40 a ton under domestic prices accounting for 4Q per cent of the United States market It is quite obvious that the American companies squeezed as they are by high costs were hurt If the commission had decided for the companies it could have increased the tariff on the rods to bring the price in line with the home product But such protectionist action undoubtedly would have caused loud complaints from Etirope This is something the administration wants to avoid at this time The next LEAPfp '64 1 aaoiAMetiCw A IS uEfY MlKT 1 APPEAKKHm He mopp fS Adb a V1 i nn okkik i GJ'fiU oaJlv 7 I i 4 A fl Drew Senator's Daughter in avored Job Detergents in Drinking Water Worry WASHINGTON Senator John Pastore of Rhode Island is the son of Italian immigrants who has proved that democracy really works in the United States by being elected governor of his state then the first Italo Ameri can ever to reach the Senate He is a modest hard working Demo crat throw his weight around but can jump down the throat of a fellow senator when necessary He tackled Sen Strom Thurmond when the South Caroli nian was heckling CBS Presi dent rank Stanton and almost blew him out of the Senate hear ing room The Senator from Rhode Island is also an adoring father and the other day telephoned the White House to get his pretty daughter rances a summer job in the government in order to further her study of political sci ence at Marymount College New York As a result rances aged 19 found herself with a $72 a week clerical job with AID at a desk in Annex I an old building near the State Department This was not a bad salary for a summerjob of two to three months but it fit into ideas on' studying political science She Was unhappy rances has been keeping house for her father during tire summer and that evening told him about the new job Next day Sen Pa tore called the White House again to see if rances get a less isolated assignment Apparently he didn't realize what a call from him could do But as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee Pastore votes the money for foreign aid and foreign aid is under heavy attack At any rate aid offices reacted vigorously rances soon found herself in the shiny new state department building replacing Mrs Clarine Asbell a $114 a week reception ist that was an awful old rances said after ar riving in tire State Department rances's salary remained the same $72 and Mrs Asbell did not take a cut but she has been moved to another desk where she serves as a kind of utility em ployee filling in for other per sonnel during vacation periods However the effect on other aid personnel over the favoritism shown to daugh was one of indignation In the end rances was so unhappy She almost resigned The Senator was unhappy too remarked that he realize a phone call from him would have such reper cussions Soapy Drinking Water While the big soap companies of the United States pollute the streams of the United States with non solvent detergents West Ger many which helped discover de tergents has banned the use of detergents The West German gov ernment has pased a law against the use of ABS (alkyl benzine sulphonate) the substance which is ruining American drinking wa ter Rep Henry Reuss Wis who is battling for a similar law in the United Stales states that the American soap indusry is spend ing $250 million a year for ad vertiing to sell detergents and only $5000000 a year on research to change the unhealthy aspect of detergents I were in industry I would not be proud of the fact that we spent 2 per cent as much trying to get rid of harmful de tergents as we spent trying to tell the public that are good for you that they axe 9944 per cent pure Reuss told the government operations com mittee is a false set of Reuss added that Wet German officials had told him that they believed in but they also believed it was the duty Merry Go Round of government to protect their people from an on their aesthetic sense and on their health and on their fish caused by detergent pollution it certainly is a pollutant from the standpoint that it is in jurious to public inquired GOP Rep Robert McCloiy of Il linois mean in drinking wa ter Reuss replied that ABS had not yet been found to be a cause of cancer or not to be in exp periments on rats but he added: it certainly is a pollutant A glass of drinking water with a head of foam on it is unaesthetic oam should be on beer not on drinking Capital Cltaff Rep Earl Wilson Ind who lias done such a good job check ing on Pentagon waste should take a look as to whether NBC wholly owned subsidiary of RCA carried any news of the way the parent company charged the Pen tagon $2278 each for a walkie talkie radio then came down to $813 per set when RCA faced competitive bidding Ike in his last message to the Ameri can people warned of the dan ger of a combination of the mili tary and a big industrial defense complex Nevertheless big de fense contractors control far more radio and TV stations than the public realizes Hag erty head of the ALGIO build ing trades department whose members have been accused of racial bias has urged President Kennedy to appoint a Negro to tlie National Labor Relations Board He is: Howard Jenkins now assistant commissioner of the US Bureau of Labor Manage ment Building trade spokes men say that while some of their locals are guilty of discrimina tion in general Negro member ship in skilled jobs are 55 per cent in the building trades as against only 08 per cent in gov ernment and 26 per cent in man ufacturing Lester Coleman New ield of Medicine Offers Hope In Rehabilitation Physical Mental of Your Health Rehabilitative medicine is a rel atively new field of medicine with dimensions of such magnitude as to make it the specialty of human hope and dignity It encompasses every medical psychological and social science and sas as its ob jective the utilization of capacity to function within the framework of his disability Scentists in all professional and social skills are identified with the rehabilitative adjust ments physical and emotional of the handicapped But no name is more clearly distinguishable than that of Dr Howard A Rusk whose limitless enthusiasm and brilliant imagina tion have stimulated colleagues and students all over the world to join in the massive urogram of rehabilitation "Af Ute Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of the New York University Believue Medical Center under the in spired direction of Dr Rusk the nedy of tariff cutting procedural talks are getting under way in Geneva But even tliis circumstance absolve the' tariff commission from making a fair rulijig Jfctate journal A NEWSPAPER OR THE HOME' Published every morning by Reno Newspaper Ine 01 West Second st Reno Nev Cberlee Stout President Charles G' Murray' Vice President Clarence Jones Treasurer Paul A Leonard Editor Tyrus Cobb Managing Editor Albert Conton Advertising Director Milton Gerwin Circulation Manager Victor Anderson Mechanical Superintendent The Nevada State Journal Is a member of Speidel Newspapers Ine a national service organization promoting through the publication of progressive newspapers the best Interests of the community end the home Member Auort Bureau of Circulations nTrsrf Post OtTir Penn Ond msHer National Advertising Representative: Nelson Roberts Ass ciaies New ToiK krucdg0 oan ranciscO ueiroiT uo Angeies roritaiiuj usuvbi Dally 10c Sunday 15c In all areas where home delivery service Is maintained: By Carrier Salesman 60 cents per week by Motor Route $275 per month By mall In the state of Nevada and Modoc Lassen Plumas Sierra Inyo Alpine Mono and Nevada counties and the Lake Tahoe area In California: one year $21 six months three months $6 one month By mail to all domestic points outside of above are: year six months $14 three months $750 one month i' Change of oddreu undelivereble copies orders for subscrip tions and other moil Items ore to bo sent to PO Box 91 Reno Nev total man Is the center of total study Here every conceivable device is available or specially con structed to meet the usual cr un usual needs of every patient Equipment so ingenious as to defy description is created tested and developed Ute aim of thee dedi cated scientists is to help every patient reach the highest poten tial of his capacity unctionless limbs are made productive by salvaging and util izing every workable muscle Bed ridden patients are activated placed in wheel chairs taught to walk with braces and supports All training is geared towards making the handicapped inde pendent in his home his work and his community Psychological support goes hand in hand with physical rehabilita tion The morale of these patients is reflected in the courage and determination with thich they try to meet each new challenge in the course of their rehabilitation All over the world rehabilita tive medicine has become a vital new specialty that combines ele ments of many sciences General hospitals everywhere have insti tuted as a vital part of their pro gram departments devoted to the social and emotional well being of patients during convalescence and on to complete recovery The treatment of all illness has as an end result the return to good health And good health is symbolized by the reintegration into society of a self sustaining man This is truly the index of total recovery from incapacitating ill ness ace Your ears ear becomes magnified in the minds of those who refuse to rec ognize it ear is an emotional disease which tends to become worse with neglect The cure for fear starts with a willingness to Winchell Pin points Cuba Location 'Where Russia Builds Submarine Base' Broadway MAN ABOUT TOWN The Comdr in Chief knows that Russia is building a sub base in Cuba no matter how loud they deny this fact over at the Penta gon Hie exact location: Banes Bay on the North Coast CIA believes East Berlin has the mis siles Khruhchev removed from Cuba Conner will be Demo State Chairman at the conven tion in Atlantic Emperor Hirohito will visit The White House No date set yet The 7 US Astronauts may build a boys summer camp on Long Cay in the Caribbean The big come on: They would visit the kids and talk space to them Then retire multi millionaires US Am bassador James Bruce (London) told the Prez he wants to come South Viet Nam home Harvard economist Paul Samuelson no longer has ear Big frontpager coming up: The profits discovered by the Accounting Office in the non profit projects backed by the ed Housing Adm Isn't Topic A in London also the initial of the Man in the Mask? The George Iesel Tan Tyler paternity suit agreement (in part) She gets the insurance on his life Bob Straile former of Zsa Zsa started holding hand" with Miner a week ago and let go A dept store heir will be sued by a playgal who alleges he got so carried away he broke one of her ankles in three wallops A Miami inci dent A River of the paperback bestseller is banned In Spain and all Arab nations The John Paleys (ABC Radie ood) expect their 2nd imags about Christmas Timmie Ev erett is spending his Joey' profit long kisstancing Charlen Holt Hollj Newest Girl In Town Robert Cocoanut Grove premiere was enlivened when Zsa Zsa refused to share a table with Eartha Kitt because: vahss wince rude to me on a panel Arthur Cam eron (Ann ex mate) and Alyce Hartfield are a steady date Carol Gerli dghtr of the silk heir becomes the bride of Gio vanni Tommaso son of a medic in the all Diane newest prisoner is Peter Seymour Jerry bidding and Cam ills Williams blend Aug 4th Liv ing Room lark Art wife is the former Countess Peggy Dorcl is who still is in the perfume bix with her ex Latin American diplomats warn you not to invite Castro anywhere Terrific Bore A Jackie Gleason dancer is weeping her heart out over a mar ried baseball star US Officials Angered By Revolt Plot Charg es By PHIL NEWSOM UPI oreign News Analyst In Saigon US officials reacted sharply in public and bitterly in private to charges by a South Vietnamese public prosecutor that the United States had encouraged a 1960 attempt to overthrow the government bf President Ngo Dinh Diem The US Embassy denied the charge officially and un The State Department in Wash ington issued a similar denial Actually the charge was not new It stemmed from a short lived revolt which began on Nov 10 1960 by 500 or so South Vietna mese paratroopers and marines The rebels seized most of Sai principal buildings includ ing Saigon radio and surrounded Letters To The Editor Note: Lottors to tho Editor of tho Journal arc welcome However they should not violate the rules of Sood taste and they MUST be signed the writer On request the nima will bo withheld on publication but all letters must bear a bona fide signature Want Positives Editor the a 1: study plan and says this Architect! Good That HAS been happening but the people heard from have been the NEGATIVES without knowl edge of the success points or fail ures of other cities in their Planned without the facts (only political whims and do good emotions have been in the pot!) let without con sideration of the emergency of our needs Their is a violent endeav or to stop progress not aggres suggestions but critical dam nations of every phase of any idea presented Now that citizens know the facts from the Journal's Edi torial of July seventh GO US CITIZENS who agree with the plan let us not keep quiet any longer write the pa per talk Let US be heard! been listening to the loud noise of the NEGATIVES long enough! Days Gone By In the Journal the presidential palace Over the radio they announced that regime had been overthrown be cause of its autocratic rule and nepotism and has itself incapable of saving the But the rebels failed to capture the president and two days later the rebellion collapsed with the arrival of loyalist troops The day after the collapse Viet namese officials accused the US Embassy of encouraging the re volt and of spreading rumors in Viet Nam and abroad that the Diem government was corrupt anti Democratic and inefficient in fighting communism Despite US assurances that it was satisfied with failure of the coup and continued all out aid to the regime the charges frequent ly have been repeated notably by the brother and chief advisor Ngo Dinh Nhu In 1961 as fears of another re volt against one man rule mounted the United States sent Vice President Lyndon John son to Saigon once more to as sure Diem of its support and even more aid But while the US publicly sup ported Diem and privately urged him to institute democratic re forms there was increasing evi dence of government resentment against what it regarded as American interference United States newsmen attempt ing to report the untidy little war encoun tered government harassment and occasional refusal to renew their visas On the government level rela tions declined to a new low be cause of US dissatisfaction with lhe Roman Catholic han dling of his relations with South Viet Buddhist majority A roughing up of newsmen by Vietnamese secret police also ex pressed the government's dis pleasure with them There seemed little doubt that Diem was out of touch with and had lost the sympathy of the people On side was the fact that he had put down the private armies which plunged his coun try into chaos after the Geneva armistice agreement of 1954 that he had instituted land reform and had made economic progress through American aid It was also true that it was at the insistence of his much criti cized but tough sister in law Mme Nhu that Saigon had been cleaned up and lost its luster as one of the outstanding sin cities The question for the US now to decide was whether Diem still was its best bet for a democratic South Viet Nam or whether he and his family simply were hold ing to power for power's sake Ixmdon wag frightened the jaberz out of many wives in th US by sending passionate post cards signed Until a society scribbler ruined the gag by exposing it Carmen Phil lips and Roger Perry let it perish He will be seen as Ben Gazzar side kick in and Tri the new tv show Jennings boy Mike (21) is rated a top jazz painist His favorite mu sic is named Lorraine Blaine cov er gal on teen mags Ebony mag's cool breeze: Edith Irby (she made headlines in 1948 as the first Negro student at a whits medical school Univ of Arkan sas) who now is chief of cardiol ogy at St Elizabeth's Hospital Houston Texas She is also asso ciate chief of medicine at River side General Hospital Most expensive State to be married in is Kentucky Six bux Birds in the Wnd blue yonder sharpening their notes and giving happiness a sound track The soaring symmetry of St Paul' spires The orangutans at the zoos having a ball The court jesters of the animal kingdom a gay and giddy spoof "Ihe Times Square Shop specializing in foreign dail ies Youngsters roller skating gliding and grinning Cen tral merry go round en gaged in a happy whirl Thu antiquated charm of cliffs flank ing the Hudson The descend ing sunny inferno a flaming orange globe Broken Bread of Life A Bailey It is the mark of wisdom tn know when to do a thing In human behavior one learns not to move until the desire has been motivated Remember how Ralph Waldn Emerson and his son were trying to get a calf into the bam His son was pulling the calf from the front and the great philosopher was pushing from the rear Ths calf stubbornly refused to move An Irish servant girl saw them from the back porch and laughed Io the point of tears Then she went over to the bam and up tn the calf put her finger in its mouth and gently led it into ths bam! She had learned what all good parents must grasp the de sire must be motivated' orcing people to do what you want brings only stubborn rebel lion We must know their desires and lead them from where they are! Th desire accomplished Is sweet to the soul! (Prov DAILY CROSSWORD Long Ago 80 YEARS AGO The occasional popping of fire crackers and ibombs are evidence that the ourth has not died out of the minds of young population A correspondent of the Golden Era writes that is the pret tiest little town threaded upon the iron rail after leaving Sacramen 50 YEARS AGO The Hoosier Auto Party has de cided to by pass Reno during its cross country excursion Instead the autos will turn south from Ely go to Tonopah up to Tahoe and on to San rancisco Nevada hunters were out in force yesterday as the season opened but they were more num erous than the sagehens they sought YEARS AGO Now playing at the Hi Way Theater: Gary Cooper in of the George Twaddle was reappoint ed Reno fire chief admit the fear and the desire to seek help and treatment When your anxieties overwhelm you to the point where they in terfere with your daily activities and accomplishments you will find that open discussion of your fears with someone specially trained will help you put your problem in proper perspective ACROSS 1 The land rail 6 Be still! 11 Rabbit fur 12 A hair coloring 13 Separate entry 14 Haphazard 15 Through 16 Spinning toy 17 To be in debt 18 Jewish state in Palestine 21 Stretcher 23 Dexterous 27 Assumed name 28 Abstain from 29 Present 30 Cubic meters 31 A tax 33 Total 36 Knock 37 Astern 40 HST 42 Adhesive substance 43 Askew: Scot 44 Disables 45 Strikes forcefully: si 46 Thing of value DOWN 1 Snip with ehears 2 Charge as for a 3 Pre dinner appetizer 4 Kipling character 5 Half an em 6 orm 7 emale fowl 8 Untie 9 Winter 10 Part of heavy draft harness 14 Bellow 16 Three: in Madrid 19 Condition 20 Washes I 13 4 5 to 7 a I I 2 777 13 14 XI 2X 23 24 15 Xfo 27 2S 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 7 3S 39 4 0 4 1 4z 4 3 44 4 5 Nl Aeewee aaiaaai laisa Baa 25 Slope 26 nick name: poss 21 Loiter 22 Chinese river 24 Aurora 38 To smoke 39 Examina tion 41 Encoun tered 42 uel 44 Masurium: tiptoe 30 Scrutinize 32 Picture of bones 33 Pierce 34 An impulse 35 Ponder (over) UhlDEC Mstoivl PlEiLlI IEiMOSSiA MlEE IgWCH OMD piuIetMeio oiliedI mBVfjnLismi s'oiDB 5ipiA I Xia 1 gSMwAT Efel nK atIe oMENsMgoB'ESl.