Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 1

II I i t- a Hie Wdlhfr BICRMOXIW MmI- lf warmer today High Mtr 45 (toady Md tomernw with fkim tl to High Rtflr IS 185038 Largest Sunday Circulation In Virginia Section A IMmOJ 112th Year hi Published Mornlni and Sundse Richmond 11 Virginia Sunday' January 14 1062 Milton 4-1851 Seemd-Clsss Pnttsn raid at Richmond Va 20 Cents wr sjjj ofl 0 0 ffT ow 0 fi t' o1 0 iJU oqS (VO oA'jn 0 (V 9) (A fani -v Our Minds Our Horizons Must Expand Harrison Her are key quotes from the inaugural address of Governor Harrison: (Full text on Page 7B) INTEGRITY i The character of our state has been summed up in a single word: Integrity We can be justly proud of nearly two centuries of honest truthful of incorruptible men The virtues of honesty and truthfulness are not enough to meet the demands of new conditions brought by successive eras They have never been enough Much more Is demanded by OUR GOALS We hear much of shrinking and of dimensions of time end The world has been shrinking In this manner since primitive man began to explore the valleys beyond the cave Our problem is to prevent the minds of men from shrinking: our struggle Is to maintain the pre-eminence of mind over matter of the spiritual over the material of tha true over the false If 1 were to fix one goal for Virginia during the final decades of the century it would be the expansion of the minds of our people within the tradition of the Virginia character And if I were to venture even the gentlest criticism of our beloved state it would be that in limes past we have not expanded sufficiently our Intellectual cultural and social horizons RIGHTS I pledge that every ounce of my energy will be directed toward pre serving Virginia's powers as a aoverign state from continued attrition Yet I would sen's you poorly if I did not acknowledge candidly and realistically that in their application historic principles of Rights cannot always be trimmed to specific problems of our day The powers delegated to the central government by the Constitution have to be exercised now in ways that were neither necessary nor proper then I pray that Virginia- will always stand on the old principles but I would hope to see us avoid the folly of seeking always to apply them in the old ways tain vital common tasks in public health public welfare the maintenance of public Institution the promotion of sound economic opportunities and education Of all these at this moment in history I consider education the moat important for it is here that the purpose of our people can become one with that of their government In this field we have been most prone to accept and excuse our limitations Here our minds have failed to expand a they ahould I would like to see a renaissance of education in Virginia creating an atmosphere in which the minds of our people may grow in vision as the opportunities for the use of the mind grow in scope into economy without dominating it We still have agriculture wa have commerce and trade and finance and we have travel and lta by-products Industry has stimulated the state's economy and provided opportunity to our people without distributing the character of our communities EDUCATION The citizen should look to his government first of all for the security of his liberties and for the preservation of law and order Beyond and here old principles adapt themselves to changing he Is entitled to expect of government the performance of cer OUR ECONOMY Sometimes wa are a bit apologetic about material growth about progress and perhaps about money Though our state boast much wealth and many prosperous communities there still remains an attitude of defensiveness about the importance of Industrial growth to an expanded economy It la as if soma fear lingers that equates the goal of material progress with sacrifice of our principles' This fear we must dispel I would remind you that while we have endured jibes at our backwardness and assaults on our alleged slow papa in progress industry has been constantly assimilated Fighting Breaks Out In Congo Harrison Educational Renaissance integrity hut It must recognize that is a constant in the stream of time it must overcome its tendency to lag behind the times must do a better job of appraisal assessment and evaluation said "We must learn to recognize the forces of change and to channel these constantly flowing energies to the public good I were to fix one goal for Virginia during the final decade of this century lt would By James Latimer Virginia's new Governor emerged yesterday as a gentle prophet of inevitable and the herald of "a renaissance of education in Virginia" Albertia Harrison Jr of the deep Southside's Brunswick county took the oath of office at 12:27 pm stood erect in the cold and sparkling sunlight while cannon boomed a 19-gun salute and turned to address the people of Virginia Virginia he said stands for By The Associated Press Fighting broke out in Stanleyville yesterday between the Congolese army and the forces of leftist Antoine Gizenga A United Nations spokesman said 17 soldiers were killed-11 on Gizenga's three of whom apparently were seeking to and six on the side of Gen Victor Lundula the governmental commander in the capital of Oriental province The fighting brought orders from the Congolese government that apparently set the stage for a military showdown with Giienga defiant deputy premier Premier Cyrille Adoula's cabinet in Leopoldville ordered Lundula to "take all necessary steps to restore after Gizenga was said to have at tempted to leave Stanleyville earlier in the day Varied Reports Lundula's troops prevented his leaving the reports said and Gizenga's men then attempted to arrest Lundula but were prevented by the larger Lundula force Lundula wae reported to have arrested four of aides A United Nations spokesman expressed the world body's full support to Lundula in efforts to quell Gizenga's forces Gizenga was reported to have only a company of about 200 men in Continued on Page 3 Col 5 anff rhotM win view goings-on with interest In back (from left) are Sen Harry Byrd former governor Colgate Darden Governor Harrison Mrs Button and Mrs Harrison CHILDREN TAKE Oblivious of their distinguished elders Scotty Ginn 5 (left) granddaughter of Atty Gen Robert Button and Becky Godwin 8 daughter of Lt Gov Mills God- GOVERNORS RIG DAY Ernie Kovacs Dies In Auto Accident be the expansion of the minds of our people within the tradition of the Virginia character If I were to venture even the gentlest criticism of our beloved state it would be that in times past we have not expanded sufficiently our intellectual cultural and social horizons is possible that we may have erred in some areas by attempting to fit twentieth-century problems to tha Procrustean bed of eighteenth-century In this he seemed to say that Virginia may have been too inflexible and too often had arbitrarily required conformity to preconceived ideas or systems No Examples The brand-new Governor however did not develop his with examples Neither did he unveil any plans for future change nor for correcting errors of the past Harrison's Inaugural address was unique in two respects: (1) It was short just 17 minutes In time perhaps the shortest inaugural speech of Virginia history (2) It wag general and contained no recommendation! for legislative action The brand-new Governor had planned it that way He kept it short because he anticipated Continued on Page 4 Col 1 No Signs of Butterflies Allusion Made To Mythology Governor Harrison suggested yesterday that Virginia "may have erred in some areas by attempting to fit 20th-century problems to the Procrustean bed of 18th-century Procrustes was a legendary Greek bandit who made his victims fit an iron bed by stretching thdr legs or chapping off whatever hung over Webster's dictionary says "Pnxrrualeaif came to mean enforcement of a policy of conformity in disregard of Individual differences By Allan Jones Albertis Harrison went through the biggest day of his life yesterday in his usual good-humored patient manner Virginia's new Governor was nursing a lingering cold his top hat didn't fit he was besieged by well-wishers and reporters hanging on his every word And not once did he show signs of butterflies It was a long arduous day He arose at 8 his usual time a half-block from the Beverly Hilton Hotel and careened into a power pole The accident happened shortly before 2 ajn Kovacs had been to a baby shower in honor of the wife of fellow comedian Milton Berle Kovacs and his wife actress Edie Adams had left the party at the home of director Billy Wilder in separate cars Miss Adams did not know Sherry and Mr mother Mrs Dossie Barkley By 10 o'clock all were dressed in their Inaugural finery but Harrison's hat was too large even though he had stuffed paper into the lining It clung uneasily just above his ears He said "It I had a comfortable hat wear it during my Ife was answering advice from newspaper editorials and friends to keep the hat on because of his cold While waiting for the women Continued on Page 4 Col The official lnaifgural ceremonies ended after more than three hours of handshaking at a public reception in the rotunda of the Capitol The family gathered for breakfast in the suite of Governor and Mrs Harrison at the Hotel John Marshall They had eggs and bacon toast jelly and coffee Family nn Hand On hand for the big day were the Harrisons' daughter Toni a senior at Mary Baldwin College son Sydney an engineer at Cape Canaveral his wife LOS ANGELES Jan 13-UF) Ernie Kovacs a gentle quiet man whose unique humor amused and sometimes puzzled millions was killed Saturday in traffic accident Kovacs the cigar-dwwing moustachioed son of a Hungarian tavern-owner would have been 43 on January 23 -Police said Kovacs was killed when his station wagon skidded across net Santa Monica blvd Continued on Page 3 CoL 1 Eight Sections News Index Today 141 Pages In Other Sections: Ceremony Marked By Bunting Brevity By Charles McDowell Jr ibertis Sydney Harrison Jr was It was a cold day on Capitol accomplished lo Hill brightened by sunshine andxcept for Sew tnual deua' bunting good cheer and brevity tlUJ' Harrison made his speech in State reported ranking high in fairness of urban vs rural representation in General Assembly Page 2-B Features: The inauguaration of Gov Al- Strip Tease Was Political CHESHAM ENGLAND Jan Elizabeth Mayo the girl they call Daredevil Liz did a strip tease at a Conservative Club party and became the most notorious political leader in Britain a damn said one retired colonel Miss Mayo 21 chairman of Chesham's Young Conservative League stripped during a game of charades held to increase league funds in premise owned by the local Anglican chuirh The vicar the Rev Eric Ar noid announced he will hold an investigation a Lot of a lot of fuss over a little stripe Miss Mayo pouted was the only girl at the party who was prepared to shed her clothes I ponied into a corridor and took all my clothes off Then I passed them one by one into the room to a Partygoers explained later the charade game turned into a contest to find which team could string the most items of cDthing along a rope Miss Mayo's strip tease gave her side a dear victory A look at the forthcoming manned orbital shot Page 12-A The White House: How it survived a year of the Kennedj-s Page 1-F Area debutantes while planning a year of fun and frivolity are looking ahead to their post-debutante days Page 3-H 32-degree weather without his hat on defying his wife his doctor and an editorial In The Times-Dispatch The speech took 17 minutes two minutes longer than he had estimated hut at that he set a modern speed record for inaugural addresses in and a hopeful example for future orators The rarade took 32 minutes Discoverer 37 Shot Is Failure VANDENBURG AIR FORCE BASE CALIF Jan The air force launched a Discoverer 37 satellite Saturday but the second stage cl the rockrt may failed to achieve orbit also two minutes longer than have set a record for inaugural -srr rv occupied choice grandstand seats by arriving at 9:30 am Fortified with blankets and a thermos jug of coffee they braved the long wait in below-freezing temperatures The Discoverer capsule was ln and TOt of Virginia carrying spy films and Spfaker Backburn Moore tape of the type to be used 'i(li th on projected Samos and Mid a the aauth of thfCapitnl catalltac i almost abolish! the para'l Continued on Page 7 Co! 1 satellites Cause (I five failure was not known I HOMETOWN FOLKS Three friends of Governor Harrison from his home in Brunswick county arrived early for the ceremony From left: Mrs Alfred Garrison Mrs Mildred Corum and Mrs Virginia Corum.