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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 12-11-1963 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" (1963). Winona Daily News. 445. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/445 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]. 5 Below to 5 Above Ton ight; Snow *l»»yi tm4 itL's^Tt'^ ^ m Flurries Thursday wiiY . mns tot zjJAkVvrf' $240,000 Paid for Sinatra's Release Mercury Could Dip Kidnap Gang Below Zero Tonight Composed of Although 'Winona and vicinity cast for the next five days in- towboat heading for Winona escaped the heavy snowfall dicates colder weather is on the was at Lock 10, Bellevue, Iowa, which moved acorss the state, way. Temperatures are expect- at 10 a.m. today. The tow with it may not be so lucky in dodg- ed to average 4 to 10 degrees three barges of fuel oil is ex- 7 to 9 Men ing the cold weather following below normal. Normal daytime pected to dock here sometime HOLLYWO OD ff l the storm — Frank Sinatras 19-year-old . highs are 25-31 and nighttime Friday. singer son, For the first time since last lows 8-14. Little change is seen kidnaped at Lake Tahoe and held blindfold- ABOUT HALF an inch of light ed 54 hours winter, the weather forecast for early in the five-day period , fluffy snow fell in the area , was released unharmed on a street today contained a prediction of below colder late in the week and con- Tuesday night. Streets continu- after secret maneuvers in which his father paid a gang jtero weather: 5 below to 5 tinuing quite cold thereafter. ed slippery and sanded cross- $240 ,000 ransom. above, to be specific. Precipitation ranging up to ings helped cut down the acci- The FBI conducted an intensive search for the ab- Occasional cloudiness was to .10 or .20 of an inch (melted) dent total. ductors, but would say nothing about progress. accompany the cold weather, in intermittent light snow or The temperature got up to 25 Frank Sinatra Jr., whose goal is to duplicate his said the weatherman. Snow most- snow flurries is indicated, Tuesday afternoon, dropped to famous father's entertainment success, was flurries are predicted for Thurs- ly for Thursday and Friday. 14 during the night and was 18 taken at gun- day with a high of 10-20 in the From the tone of the fore- at 7 a.m. The noon reading was point Sunday night from a afternoon. Snow flurries and cast it appeared river traffic 20. motel on the California- colder is tho outlook for Fri- was in a neck-to-neck race with A year ago today an inch of Nevada border just before day. the freezeup. snow lay on the ground and the a casino singing engage- AND THE EXTENDED fore- Lady Linda, the last known morning temperature was 5 be- ment. low. In the afternoon the mer- A private policeman pa- cury got up to 12. All-time high trolling the exclusive Bel- for Dec. 11 was 56 in 1949 and GOOD NEWS TODAY . Celebrating in George Gaffney, all of the Tommy Dorsey Air district the low -11 in 1936. Mean tem- picked him up the room of Tino Barzie at South Lodge of a band , and Frank Ross of the Mary Kay Trio. — the blindfold still dang- perature for the past 24 hours Stateline (Calif. ) was 19. Normal for this time of 1 club are, from left: Marty (AP Photofax ling from his neck — after the year is 22. Harrell, Tommy Check , manager Barzie, he heard a shout of "Hey" from Below zero readings moved darkness behind his car. into northern Minnesota today The patrolman drove him to with the thermometer plunging the nearby home of the boy's to -18 at Bemidji and -15 at In- mother, Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, ternational Falls. The reading long divorced from the actor- got down to 12 at Rochester aft- $1.2 Billion College Aid singer. There, emerging from er a Tuesday high of 17. La the trunk of the car where he Crosse had 16 and 24 for the had hidden to avoid newsmen, same times. came a dramatic reunion. The first significant snowfall The elder Sinatra , who had of the season was in progress Bill Goes to President been negotiating with the gang today in the densely populated WASHINGTON (AP ) — The of the 1963 session of Congress. carrying funds to build new since Monday and flew here Frank Sinatra, Sr. area along Lake Michigan in Senate has sent to President They said the college meas- medical and dental schools and Tuesday night for the payoff southeastern WISCONSIN. , Tells Newsmen Son Is Released ' Johnson the $1.2-billion college ure would be followed , perhaps to make loans to students in lost his look of haggard tense- construction aid bill — hailed late this week, by a $1.56-bil- these fields, signed Sept. 24 by ness as he greeted his son. by its supporters as the most lion vocational education bill the late President Kennedy. tors after they received the ran- important measure of its kind in Under the college bill, the na- "Father, I'm sorry," the som. "They're on their own on which Senate-House confer- youth said. now a century. ees reached final agreement tion's 2,100 private and public ," he said. Cabinet members — Secre- Top "Sorry? Sorry AT FARM MEET . Two California Democratic leaders said jubi- Tuesday. 7 colleges would be eligible for for what?" said Young Sinatra apparently ..was tary of Agriculture Orville Freeman (left), and Secretary of lantly after the 54-27 vote that aid to help in building class- Sinatra, embracing him. driven the 485 miles from ,the State Dean Rusk (right) — talk things over with M. W. they looked to education as the And they pointed to the $231- rooms, laboratories and librar- Young Frank then embraced Lake Tahoe area to Hollywood Thatcher, general manager of the Farmers Union Grain Ter- brightest feature on the record million medical education bill, ies. his mother, who broke down and in the trunk of a car. California Lawyer Will and minal Association, before addressing that farm marketing However, priority would go to wept. Nevada authorities relaxed news those making plans to expand "Don't cry, mother, I'm well. certain roadblocks in the area, cooperative's annual meeting in St. Paul. Rusk told a presumably after the ransom conference he hoped Congress would allot the full amount their facilities sharply to help I'm in good shape." meet the doubling of enroll- demand. asked for foreign aid "because we are in the struggle for Defend Ruby Young Sinatra went to bed Coin Shortage ments, expected to reach 7 mil- Young Sinatra was quoted by peace for keeps." (AP Photofax) DALLAS (AP)—A Californian lion by 1970. without talking to newsmen but the patrolman who found him as considered one of the nation's a spokesman said he probably saying he thought there were foremost trial lawyers will head The three-year measnre an- would do so later in the day. but three in the gang. The elder the defense staff at the murder thorizes annually $180 million in Sinatra, observing his 46th Sinatra said he thought there trial of Jack Ruby, who killed Growin g Critical grants to four-year colleges, birthday, spoke briefly to news- might be as many as nine. NATO Alliance $120 million in loans for the the accused assassin of Presi- WASHINGTON (AP) — The worse during the Christmas men, saying, "This is about as George C. Jones of the Bel- dent Kennedy. its concern shopping rush. good a birthday present as I Air Patrol, a private service (pro- Treasury expressed iSee story on Page 3 for effect The lawyer, Melvin Belli today over the coin shortage In the past few months, the could ask." that watches exclusive homes in bell-eye) on local colleges) . , nounced of Los An- which has become steadily Treasury has tried not to call He continued: the area, said young Sinatra told Solid Says Rusk ) geles and San Francisco, said attention to the shortage , appar- "Frank (junior didn't see him he walked two miles after ST. PAUL (AP) - The NATO according to Secretary of State Tuesday night he was undertak- same institutions, $50 million in much of the men. He was blind- being dropped off—hiding every ently on the theory that publici- grants for public junior colleges, alliance is solid and unified Dean Rusk. ing Ruby's defense "and I'm ty would lead to hoarding. folded most of the time. He said time a car came by for Fear his against any external . threat and going to lead it ." and $25 million the first year something to me about being in captors might be after him He added that while there are plus $60 million each the second President Charles DeGaulle of Eu- Belli , author of 28 law books Bnt the shortage was obvious more automobile trunks than again. When he saw the patrol differences within Western Three Naval and third for grants to graduate France is a steady ally when rope, it is possible now to say and a past president of the long before the start of the anyone else in the world.
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