The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 6

6A Tuesday, April 10, 1962 Monroe News-Star from U.S. WtATHM BUMAU FORECAST Shaw Tempwetvfes Ixpactad sr WEATHER SHOWERS AND occasional rain are expected Tuesday nigrht from the Lakes region southward through the Ohio. Tennessee and Mississippi valley to the Gulf coast while snow flurries are cast for the northern Rockies. It will be cooler in the northeast and in the northern and central Plains; warmer in the south from the southern Plains to the Carolinas. (AP Wirephoto Map) Chess Champion Seeks Injunction Pupil Placement Rulings Create Wide Interest fornla and Thermal California.

Tuesday morning lows 3 at Intarnational Falls. Minnesota and 4 at Bomidii. Greatest snow death, except at mountain! stations, 12 Inches at International Falls, Minnesota. MID SOUTH AGRICULTURAL WEATHER The cool front that passed through the mid south Sunday stalled out along the Gulf coast yesterday and returned north- MONROE READINGS ward during the evening. This morning there is a fairly strong low pressure.

High estcrday i2 system over west Texas with a warm I 1 xm extending through central Texas U11S ftiorn.nj, near Shraveoort. Monroe and Jack- Sunsot today 6:34 son and then as a stationary front east- Sunrise tomorrow 5:44 MONROE AND VICINITY returning front and a number of show' and thunderstorms occurred in north- Partly cloudy and mild thlOUgh ern Arkansas, southern Missouri and Wednesday. Widely scattered wkC5t Tennessee. Thera are still a few showers in this area this morning. One thundershowers likely this, after- jot The heaviest showers reported was al- noon or tooigM.

High this after- noon Low tonight 58. High inches of rain while over a third of Wednesday 74. Variable winds 5-15 mph. ville. The low now over West Texas Is t-T i moving eastward and it is expected to NOKTlIr.ASI LULIalAisA be centered near Pine Bluff, Arkansas Partlv cloudv and mild through tomorrow evening This will spread rain throughout the mid south again.

Heaviest Wednesday. Widely scattered thun- showers win tali in the northern part of dershowm likely this afternoon or tonight. High trUS afternoon Bootheel and west Tennessee. Half Inch Lowest tonight 55 58. i Wednesday i2-ib.

the past wet weather ana more rain on LOUISIANA Partly cloudy and mild through Wednesday. A operation in most of the mid south few a 11 mild north portion this afternoon and Louisiana delta tonight. High 75 to 83 today. Low or member. 55 to 65 tonight.

10 to 20 per cent of the area and rain with up ,0 one of tered showers and cloudiness and little change in temperatures covering 15 to 30 through Wednesday but showers north- most numerous tonight. High tem- ward and eastward over the area dur- tnHiv no tr. n. in9 niflht with scattered light show- peidtuies loctay bO 10 bo. LOWS ers has been light.

A few thun- tonight 45 to 55. dershowers have been noted this morn Bullfighter Buried In Spain Today SEVILLA. Spain (AP) Juan Belmonte, one of the greats of Spanish bullfighting, went to his grave today. Widespread rumors that he died by his own hand were not reflected in the honors heaped upon him by friends and associates, nor by the religious ceremonies culminating in his burial in the Roman Catholic cemetery' of San Fernando. Relatives said a village priest gave Belmonte final sacraments Sunday night.

For his burial garb the former hero of the Spanish bullrings was dressed in the tunic of the Catholic Brotherhood of the Cofradia del Santisimo Cristo de la Expiracion, of which he was member. Neither members ot the Bel- IN COMMON MARK Adenauer Sees Hopes For Union BONN. Germany cellor Konrad Adenauer said today he hopes the first steps toward a political union among the Common Market nations will be completed in July. Adenauer said he based his hopes on his talks in Italy last week with Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani. working toward it patiently, by step.

The chancellor did not go into details of his discussion with Fanfani. However. authoritative sources said agreement was reached between French President Charles de Gaulle and Fanfani at Turin last week and also at the subsequent Adenauer-Fan- I fall amounts inch. High famUy nQr 0fficials would with NORTH HALF MISSISSIPPI Moslly cloudy with widely ceilings 700 feet to 1500 feet 11 overcast to broken with visibility 5 miles ed showers and thundershowers in occasional light rain or drizzle with and little change in temperatures of thunderstorms over southern showers on reports widely circulated published in various forms the matador, 69. ended his life with a gunshot blast.

Belmonte had been in ill health. His brother Rafael, a doctor, confirmed this when he told newsmen Sunday his brother died from fani meeting that the economic policy of the existing communties Common Market, Coal-Stei Pool and not bi affected by a political union. solution became apparent which is somewhat different from existing plans but this is not Adenauer said during a Bundestag debate on the 136- hope that there will be agree- Shelter For Sale ment with Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg when the foreign ministers of the European Economic Community meet in Paris next week and that it will come to a heads-of-government meeting in Rome in the first half of July, where the first step toward a political union could be attained. He added that political WEST CHESTER. Pa.

(UPD- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trost today offered for sale a brand new fallout shelter. The couple won the metal shelter in a local raffle after they had spent nearly a year working eve- Inings, weekends and vacations to concrete block i.r I portions of area. Ceilings improving through Wednesday but showers siowiv to 1000 t0 2000 ft broken to over angina pecions most numerous tonight.

High tem- NEW YORK (AP) Bobby chess exhibition until after uted Stal seeking Asheville Atlanta be- Birmingham cause nine southern states have pupil assignment created widespread interest By NASHVILLE, Tenn. Fischer. 19, former United States completion of a series of games niHngs a i T06 SS two startcd them last on pupil laws have shevsky from competing in any year. Fischer, a Brooklyn resident. filed his suit in State Supreme noted that rccent court rul-, Court Monday against Reshevsky, jngs restricted the use of pupil charleston sc a resident of Spring Valiev, Y.

assignment laws in both Fischer contends that Reshev-see and Louisiana without declar- cjneinnati sky, in violation oi established Transfer provisions were upheld rwvkoines chess custom, improperly claimed jn jwo desegregation cases and Detroit the 12th game of a scheduled overruled in two others, the pub- Piulup jl6-gamc series on the ground that jlication said. As a result, students Fischer failed to appear. He in Knoxville. and Arlington Helena asked the court to direct Reshev- County, can transfer from mim sky to continue the series public schools where their race i Jacksonville CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.

the end of Lhe 11th game." is in the minority, but they cannot Force plans of developing The suit asked no money dam- transfer on the basis of race in Reshev skv has 30 davs in Chattanooga, or New Or- touisviiie leans Memphis Miami Beach Fiseher's romnlaint said he The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court Tex have been jolted by the explosion Rzhevsky Appeals held March 23 in a Mem- for a series of 16 games which case that Tennessee pupil Orleans provided that the winner would (assignment law might serve some North the major share of the purpousc administraLon ot dtv been a system but could not Philadelphia peratures today 65 to 70 tonight 48 to 55. TEMPERATURE 58 74 cast by mid morning. Ceilings ft. overcast with visibility 1500 to 5 miles Atlas Plans Jolted Pad Explosion the advanced Atlas series mis- agCs.

sile for deployment in under- which to file an answer, ground launching silos this year of one of the rockets on its launching pad. An Atlas blew apart Monday receive just as the engines ignited to boost Lhe intercontinental range a to convert a vehicle on an intended gtood'at 5,. each regated system into a non-racial Portland. to the South Atlantic Fischer system. In a New Orleans case, a Raleigh Hie Rapid City als I Reno a aviv wwu fi vvii.vu each, test flight Ocean.

No one was hurt in the fiery i tnct court held thc Ix)uisiana pu' blast, but extensive damage was for tte lSh came and pi1 Placement law could not apply city rlnns in laiitinhincr ai-da thn SCnCuUiea IOr Use I-Ul game ana srhnol hoard oner- San Antonio that he was ready to go ahead with the match but Reshevsky refused. Fisher, who won the ates a dual school system based on racial segregation. JJSBL Southern School News, pub- Tampa chess lished by Southern Education He- U. s. only one available for test-firing the model.

The Air Force said extent of damage could not be determined fnr srvprai hut unoffinal straight years starting porting Service, reports objective- u. south Pole station for April Mississippi Southern, M. A. placed it at about SI at of 14. did not defend ly on developments in desegrega- from the University of million and said the pad would hjs championship in the national tion in the South and border Mississippi, and his Ph.D.

from states 63 65 73 74 42 53 68 81 41 54 81 62 49 57 53 54 56 56 49 32 84 71 73 45 54 79 86 61 82 60 66 60 59 83 87 48 37 80 61 60 62 60 62 90 52 60 56 80 53 73 80 59 55 84 61 37 54 52 83 69 57 32 42 46 47 50 58 28 29 43 72 35 32 60 35 37 39 37 31 35 33 37 10 64 58 66 36 36 60 57 37 63 52 57 32 51 76 59 26 18 63 46 33 50 6 37 59 35 9 35 52 35 24 45 37 39 69 51 25 38 33 61 48 41 LOWS In widely scattered showers or thundershowers. Thundershowers increasing after mid morning Surface winds at dawn easterly 6 to 12 mph. Reports published in France said Belmonte had taken his life for sentimental reasons. The old bullfighter and his Peruvian wife, Julia de Cossio, were separated. Hickman Writes cheese Maker Book Featuring Envisions Closure Lumber Industry 1,1 union build a concrete block under- could be reached by the nations; ground shelter in their backyard.

GILBEYS BATON ROUGE A Louisiana creamery official says it will be forced to shut down its A book about the lumbering in- cheese-making facilities if it is dustry has been written by an forced to comply with state milk associate professor at Northeast price-fixing regulations. Louisiana State College, Dr. Nol- j. Cadwallader. creamery 01 lie W.

Hickman. The time-setting president, said Monday this would for the book is from 1840-1915 and mean job layoffs, it is being published by the Uni- Commissioner of Agriculture of Mississippi Press. the best name in versity The volume, is about lumbering in the I state, with a subtitle in the Longleaf Pine Belt, The purpose of Dr. 30 book was to record the past and tells the story of the felling of -02 great forest of longleaf pine and the movement of logs to the mills; .17 the coming of the railroads which 2 made possible the development of big mills. He also has given in this booki an idea of the way of life in present-day Mississippi.

Having been author of several .34 magazine articles and a member of the Mississippi Historical Society and the Forest History So- Dave Pearce Friday tiled suit to force the firm to pay $3.14 per hundredweight for milk purchased for production of cheddar cheese. suit charges the creamery has consistently paid $2.99 per hundredweight for milk used in cheese making and has refused to pay the established price. A hearing has been set tor 10 April 16. Vodki 80 Prut Oistillad tun Grain. Distillad Undos id 90 Pioot.100% Enin Niutnl Spirits.

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