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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 5-17-1965 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" (1965). Winona Daily News. 624. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/624 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]. Chance of For Best Results Showers Tonight, Use Daily Newt Cooler Tuesday Classified Ads Legislature on Day, Night Basis Redisfricting, Six Days Lett to Pass Bills Appropriations ST. PAUL (AP)-Here is a Tax bill — House has passed passed House, ready for Senate quick look at major factors in income tax increases ; Senate vote. the final week of the Minnesota committee has not proposed al- legislative session : ternative; sales tax apparently Conservation department re- organization— Chief Issues Days left—six days . to pass dead as result of Gov. Rolvaag's heading for con. bills, Monday through Saturday; threat to veto. .' „ ¦:.' ference committee after Hous* ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minne- . of, last day to meet is May 24. Gov- Reapportionment — confer- passage much-amended ver- sota Legislature began the last sion / week of the 1965 session today ernor has said will permit no ence committee expected to re- and it was expected that this clock-covering; ¦ port agreement today. University regents—joint com- meant six days and nights of Appropriations bills.- — all ex- Unemployment compensation mittee session to nomiiiate Tues- work; cept building bonds bill in con- —conference committee. day morning, joint Senate-House Uppermost on the list of leg- ference committee: Workmen 's compensation ; — session to elect Tuesday night. islation facing the lawmakers were a reapportionment plan and - appropriations bills that call for major expenditures totaling nearly $800 million in the next two. years. The question of whether the legislature would bring out a sales tax bill apparently was resolved Friday in a statement by Gov. Karl Rolvaag. The gov- ' .' - SOLDIERS ' FLEE BLAST :.. Three US soldiers flee killed at least 27 persons and wrecked planes at Bien Hoa ernor said simply he sees "no burning and exploding debris during a series of blasts that air base Sunday. (AP: Photofax by radio from Saigon ) justifiable need for a sales tax" and if a sales tax bill reaches his desk he'll veto it. More Explosions Feared House Speaker Lloyd Duxbury said Saturday in a letter to Rol- LBJ Formally vaag that the governor's posi- tion "negates the work and eU fort which has been made .to develop a fair and equitable .tax Asks Cut in Chain Blast reform program." He added Kills that a "further delay in tax re- form for Minnesota will be trag- ic:" - Excise Taxes The House Conservative ma- WASHINGTON (AP ) - Presi- 27 at V iet Base jority already has passed a bill which would produce $52 million dent Johnson : formally submit- SAIGON ,. South Viet Nam stroyed or damaged went off by delayed action fuses might set ted to Congress today in new revenue through income his bid to (AP) — Demolition experts, itself. No.one was hurt, but haz- them off any time within the cut excise taxes by nearly ?4 working with special time next few days. taxes and which can finance a billion , and gave assurances ards remained from the rest of record budget for the next two he charges, today blew up four 500- 10 such bombs rated as unsta- "We have evacuated all per- sees no indication that spending ¦¦ , years. But the bill has no pro- pound bombs strewn across the ble.- . ' sonnel from the area until our for defense of the . free world Bien Hoa Air Base by the disposal units decide what to do vision for personal property tax ,chain rel ief for farmers and mer- would upset the planned reduc- explosion ; Sunday that left 27 Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore, with the bombs," Moore said. tion. chants or real estate tax relief ... .. j..;^_i Americans idead or missing and commander of U.S. Air Force A U.S. spokesman said five r The President filled in the lo:i wounded. operations in Viet Nam and for the elderly, which the gov- MAC AND JACKIE MEET . Former wood Gate, Sussex where Mrs. Kennedy wasV chinks in a program he already Americans killed in the blasts ernor wanted. Another 500-pound bomb bur- Thailand , said the bombs Were Sunday have been identified and British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan luncheon guest Sunday. (AP Photofax by cabls had announced Saturday. And ied in the smouldering wreck- fitted with detonation devices The matter of reapportioning and Mrs. John F; Kennedy talk at MacMil- from London ) he ""said that the recommenda- 22 others are listed as missing forced on by a age of some:of the 40 planes de- that could not be disarmed, and the legislature, Jan's country home Birchgrove, at tions' .'. "will accomplish , prudent- or presumed dead, lie said 103 federal court decision, had been , Chel- ly and responsibly, a major re- Americans — 29 Army men and in a conference committee for form of the excise tax struc- 74 Air Force personnel —were weeks. The committee's job is to tured . Y-Y-V- . injured. shift enough seats from rural to The Johnson plan would elimi- Chief of Polish The explosions at the base 12 .urban areas tb satisfy the so- nate some of the existing excise miles north of Saijon Sunday called "one • man, one-vote" taxes on July 1 , with a total caused more death, injury and j unf&fo theory. Some 15 seats probably slash of $1.75 billion on that date destruction to U.S. forces than will be shifted. and with a reduction of the any single Communist attack of same amount effective next Military Mission the war. ''. Among major moves In the legislature Saturday : Jan. 1. Gen. Moore said after a pre- Beyond that , Johnson is pro- The House approved its job: liminary investigation : "I am less benefits bill which raises DoMnicamR^ posing a $464-million slash satisfied no sabotage was in- weekly payments from $38 to SANTO DOMINGO, Domini- bert and Undersecretary of Jose Antonio Mayobre of Ven- spread over several years, up to volved. It was an accidental (AP)—The 1970. .;¦ " Defects to West $47. The Senate bill has a $44 can Republic United State Thomas C. Mann was ezuela , appointed by U.N. Sec- - explosion of a bomb on one air- States was reported pressuring scheduled today. retary- General U Thant as his Johnson spelled out in more BERLIN (AP) - U.S. offi- military missions were estab- lop, and conference committees cials questioned the chief of Po- lished in West Berlin after craft which spread to the oth- will have to decide what figure the Dominican junta to resign as Junta sources said the U.S. special representative to the detaiil his proposals made in a ers." junta tanks battled the rebels government was trying to get Dominican Republic, arrives statement Saturday. land's military mission in West World War II and are accredit- will finally be used. Berlin today after he defected ed to the Western Allies. Their 't have The House also passed a bill in northern Santo Domingo Sun- the junta to step aside so "that today. He is to report to the On retail taxes — those the "The Viet Cong conldn an understanding could be U.N, and asked for political asylum work now ostensibly is confined done a better job themselves which reorganizes the Conser- day night. Security Council on tha buyers pay in the markets and Tank-led junta forces renewed reached with rebel constitu- situation. stores — the complete repeal of in the United States. largely to consular matters, and even if they had worked on it all vation Department and changes most of the military members their offensive against the reb- tionalist forces for a peaceful levies on handbags, luggafie , A U.S. Air Force plane flew year," said one U.S. Air Force its name to the Department of solution to the Dominican con- A team of U,N\ observers Wladislaw Tykocinski , about 44 , have been replaced by civilian Natural Resources. The bill els in a driving rain. The battle toilet articles , jewelry and furs officer. had raged through Saturday flict. " toured the 20 blocks of the capi- on July 1 to West Germany. U.S. officials diplomats. But Western intelli- splits the department into two U.S. officials said the disaster night , diminished around the tal held by the rebels. They On taxes manufacturers pay said his request for asylum was gence authorities claim that began with the explosion of a divisions , each headed by a The White House mission also were greeted by shouts of they are important espionage noon Sunday, only lo f lare up before the products reach the being considered. bomb that hau been loaded deputy commissioner. One divi- includes McGcorgc Bundy, spe- "United Nations si . OAS, no," lt was the first defection in centers. sion would include bureaus of again Sunday night. dealers — complete repeal on aboard a B57 jet bo>mber for an Residents who fled the area cial assistant to Ihe President and "Out with the Yankees." July 1 of those on business ma- years of a high-ranking Commu- Tykocinski had been in West parks, lands and minerals, and ly on national security affairs; The renewal of fighting trig- nist diplomat in West Berlin. attack against the Communist the other would include bureaus north of the east-west supp chines, sporting goods other Berlin five years.
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