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Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 11-12-1964 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1964). Winona Daily News. 522. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/522 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Partly Cloudy, r^Sj-.- Cooler Tonight; Cloudy Friday V^_£L^_«>y-T____. TWENTY PAClt Nuclear Sub Visits Japan Police Break Up Leftist Sitdown Strong Guard Maintained at U.S. Navy Base SASEBO, Japan CAP) — Crewmen from the U.S. nuclear COVERED . This woman found the snow just too Some area residents termed the snow a_ one of the -worst. submarine Sea Dragon went much as she starts digging out her car that was "buried" (AP Photofax) sightseeing unmolested in Sase- during a show storm near Tahoe, Calif., on U. S. Highway 50. bo today shortly after Japanese riot police broke up a leftist sit- down protest that fell far short of its organizers' estimates. Tbe only violence was a grap- LBJ Meets pling match between some 200 t in Mid west leftist students and police who Drough dispersed the sitdown attempt, No incidents involving Ameri- President cans were reported. Police maintained a strong guard at the U.S. Navy base in Eastern States Bad Of Mexico the southern Japanese port. CHICAGO (AP) — Damages by Weather Bureau officials as fires in bone-dry forest and tim- They were uncertain whether JOHNSON CITY, Tex (AP ) the demonstrators had with- mounted in many segments of tbe worst in history in parts of berlands. the East and Midwest, has dealt Most oi the Far West was out — President Johnson and the drawn to regroup or had aban- the nation's economy today as a crippling blows to farmers and of the dry belt. Heavy snow and president- elect of Mexico, Gus- doned their protest Because they long spell of unseasonably dairymen. rain pelted areas in the region tavo Diaz Ordaz, meet informal- failed to draw the 10,000 to 15,- ¦ warm, dry weather showed no earlier this week and today a ly here today. 000 persons their leaders had m<'>>.s-™mamL-am 'mmmmmmmaim* *m,. KYW. -* ¦<,.fr,,»^mKn^"'"^simiu»m»wi/ 'tv.m 'w 'mmm ami ^mmm ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm imim m signs of a general, immediate Heavy, soaking rains are The 53-year-old Diaz Ordaz. predicted. new Pacific storm moved inland JAP STUDENTS PROTEST ... Helmeted Japan. The nuclear-powered Sea Dragon was break across wide areas from needed desperately to bring re- and his wife were flying direct Tbe Sea Dragon, through Oregon, setting off first nuclear- police try to remove Japanese coeds who scheduled to dock at tbe U. S. naval base to, the Rockies to New England. lief to thousands of farmers and more snow in the western from Mexico City to Johnson's powered warship to visit the joined sitdown demonstration in front of Par- Sasebo, Japan, later today for a three-day The severe drought, termed to halt the mounting outbreak of mountains and spreading ranch near here for a day and a only nation ever atom-bombed rain , (AP along tlie Pacific Coast. half of get-acquainted talks. arrived this morning for a liament building in Tokyo to protest the first recreational visit. Photofax Via radio The snow was expected to An elaborate barbecue spread three-day recreational visit. The port call by a U. S. nuclear submarine to from Tokyo.) move into mountain areas cf awaited them. The President Japanese government admitted Utah, eastern Nevada and and Mrs. Johnson wanted to get the sub only after extensive Science Tries southern Idaho. Snow also fell the hands-across-the-border ses- tests to make certain that it in mountain sections of Colorado sions started in a relaxed, brought no danger of radioac- and New Mexico but no heavy friendly atmosphere. tive contamination. rains were reported, in Colorado The visit brought strong reac- Democrats Battle tor Earlier this year, Johnson To Bring Rain tion from opponents of the con- where the state's lldO-pjillian met twice with Mexican Presi- FITCHBURG, Mass. (AP) — city in the past 48 hours. whiter wheat crop is threateneddent Adolfo Lopez Mateos — servative government Public Back when the country was Dr. Wallace E. Howell, head by the lack of rainfall. once in California for two days demonstrations, however, have younger, Pueblo Indians did a of W. E. Howell Associates of There was a chance of rain in and again in September when been minor compared to those New Posts in Senate that masked dance to bring rain. Lexington, which has been hired central sections of the nation — the El Cbamiral area at El Paso swept the country when the WASHINGTON (AP) — Al- assistant leader to succeed Sen. with being President Johnson's government concluded the U.S.- Hopi Indians snake-danced for by Fitchburg-area industrialists one of the hard-bit regions — was returned to Mexico. ready involved in a sectional Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne- favorite for tbe job, appears with showers indicated from Japan security treaty in 1960. rain. Tribal medicine men trot- to make rain over the parched Officials stressed that this scrap over one of their leader- sota when he quits the Senate to likely to get the support of East* ted out their strongest magic for area, had tout silver iodide gen- northeast Texas to the. great latest meeting would be unoffi- As the Sea Dragon moved to become vice president. era and New England members its mooring buoy, , Democrats appear to the same end. erators in operation Wednesday. Lakes. Thunderstorms rumbled cial and informal because Diaz about 2,000 ship jobs who lean toward liberalism. be heading toward a free-for-all A contest among Sens. John Now rainmakingis being tried He said, however, he wasn't across southeast Kansas. A one Ordaz will not be sworn in until demonstrators marched to the U.S. Navy base in a cold drizzle scramble for prestige posts in O. Pastore of Rhode Island, again, this time in Massachu- sure jt would not have rained to three-inch blanket of snow Dec. 1. Long's basic backing ft covered areas in northern and and milled around in front of its the new Senate. Russell B. Long of Louisiana among conservative Southern* setts. No snake dancing is in- without bis efforts. Handshakes and embrazos — volved or magic — just science. central Maine, another area gates. They pulled back at noon What committee assignments and Mike Monroney of Oklaho- ens. He claims to have pledges embracing a welcome guest — ' But, as the Indian rain doctors Howell nses a propane fnel badly in need of moisture. for lunch, then came back for to give Sen.-elect Robert F. ma for Humphrey s old job in one form or another from 39 tank with a small generator. By An Associated Press survey take the place of cannon salutes an afternoon sitdown demon- Kennedy of New York and other seems to be shaping up into a colleagues. There will be either found out, tbe results are uncer- and honor guards. Afterwards tain, and even if rain falls, no burning a piece of twine im- showed some of the major ef- stration. newcomers may prove more sectional battle. 67 or 68 Democrats, depending pregnated with silver iodide, the fects of tbe dry conditions; there may be a joint statement About 200 members of the ul- perplexing than the choice of an Pastore, generally credited on the outcome of a recheck in one can be sure the rainmaking but no formal communique. caused it. machinery produces a volume Damages to winter wheat tra-left Zengakuren Students Nevada. But Long's bid has of colorless smoke which rises crops mounted into the millions Government officials specu- Association charged when police been damaged by his state's Despite the continued efforts into the natural clouds. Tbere of dollars, with some farmers lated the sessions would include began forcibly hauling them off Republican majority in the of a professional rainmaker, the iodide crystals serve as threatened with complete de- important general discussions of the four-lane street leading to presidential contest and hia own only .07 of an inch of drizzly seeds on which snowflakes form struction of their crop. international, Latin-American the big American base. Many of opposition to civil rights legisla- rain has fallen on this drought- and produce rain when they Hundreds of fires have burned and bilateral problems. the students wore crash hel- Reds Fire on tion. stricken highly industrialized reach lower levels. mets, and injuries apparently thousands of acres of tinder-dry Today's schedule called for Monroney is claiming strong But Howell said mile-deep timber lands and forest areas in were limited to bloody noses, the President and Mrs. Johnson bruises and scratches. support from Midwestern and clouds are needed for moisture many parts of the Midwest and Western Democrats who gener- enough to make a worth-while to meet the Diaz Ordaz plane at The major part of the demon- East. Some forest lands have the ranch airstrip. Some 250 Rescue Units ally class themselves ss middle amount of rain, and there ha- strators — mostly Socialists and been closed to the public. Hunt- guests will be on hand. SAIGON South Viet Nam assist thousands caught in cen- of the road in their views.