Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 12-27-1963 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. 458. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/458 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]. Mostly Fair, Colder Tonight And Saturday Three-Nation Force Patrols Cyprus Areas Mob Attacks U.S. By ALEX EFTY NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - A three-nation force under BritiS. command began patrolling the streets of Nicosia today in an effort to restore peace be- Legation in Sofia tween the warring Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. Only occasional shots dis- Mrs. Anderson turbed a cease-fire on the sev- enth day since the outbreak of Van Cliburn Will Play communal strife in the capital Wing of Cyprus. Of Red The government of Archbish- op Makarios, Greek Cypriot Erh Envoy president For , appealed ard Barbecue There for public By FRANCES LEW1NE The First Lady and her staff and along the route to surround- VIENNA (AP) cooperation with the joint Greek- JOHNSTON CITY, ; Tex. (AP) are turning from Christmas fes- ing towns Erhard will see. - Anti-Ameri- Turkish-British patrols " so that —President Johnson is planning tivities to arrangements for a Mrs. Johnson was busy work- can demonstrators using icicles ¦ ¦ ¦:¦ .. ¦¦ <¦-, ¦ ¦ ¦ and ice chunks from the street . .-,- - ,. .. :-.;:¦ , -jss .W_«_.. -' _ *«« _«£:?£! the task of the forces in assist- to blend music and menu to weekend of work and Texas ing with a Fort Worth caterer, smashed all windows SPEED ON THE help West German Chancellor hospitality. who will put on the barbecue on the WING . A bushy- pigeon. /Warming weather brought out many ing in restoration of law and or- first three floors of the U.S. Ludwig Erhard feel at home on The President's comfortable, Sunday in the gymnasium of tailed squirrel, proffered nuts by Lawrence children in their Christmas togs. (AP Photo- der may be more effectively legation in Sofia , Bulgaria the LBJ Ranch this weekend. pine-p a n e 1 e d ranch office, Stonewall School, in the tiny , to- Cryan, 3, in New York's Central Park, is fax) achieved." day. The demonstrators over- The President has asked where the family Christmas community near Johnson's shut out from the goodies by a swooping turned four American cars out- The latest eruption of fighting pianist Van Cliburn , a pride of tree stands, is being turned birthplace. side. in the long antagonism Texas, to play music of German over to Erhard and his staff. between In Washington, the Mediterranean composers at an indoor barbe- The gathering U.S. staff will be The menu for 400 guests was the U.S. gov- i s 1 a n d' s ernment said it p Greek majority cue. housed in guest houses. to be barbecued beef , ribs, hick- lanned an im- and Turkish mi- mediate protest to the Bulgar- nority aroused growing ory gravy, ranch beans, sour- interna- The piece de resistance of a tional concern. The two ranch living rooms, dough biscuits, German potato ian government which recently luncheon after Erhard's arrival one with a huge hooded fire- had been warming its relation Cyprus asked for a meeting salad , Texas coleslaw, hot fried Nixon Stock Saturday will be a Texas-Ger- place with the United States. Zooms , will serve as conference pies and coffee. of the U.N. Security Council , man chocolate cake cooked up ' Reports reaching here by tele- charging Turkey with rooms. The meal was to be served aggres- from a recipe phone from the U.S. legation sion and use of force. brought to the The State Department in Western style from chuck wa- Turkey Lone mentioned no casualties among denied the charges. Star State by German pio- Washington is sending along gons to tables, with red check- neers in the early 1800s. the legation staff. Since Assassination Britain ordered 1,000 infantry- German flags to fly at the ranch ered cloths and lanterns. By RELMAN MORIN Press correspondents in .all 50 na senator as the party's! men flown to Cyprus to rein- The Bulgarian news agency A'.P. Special Correspondent states, brought replies from "strongest candidate'' against ; force the 10,0O0-man British BTA said the demonstration ' Richard M. Nixon s 1954 pres- 1,361 GOP leaders, a majority Kennedy. His figure in the sec- j garrison, who are mostly Royal was in protest against alleged idential stock has skyrocketed of whom also participated in a ond poll -was 44.2 per cent. I Air Force personnel untrained $40 Million U.S. employment of a former since President Kennedy's poU in October. Nixon, vice president under ; for street fighting. Johnson Studies Bulgarian diplomat, Ivan Asen death while Sen. Barry Goldwa- President Eisenhower, showed j Christof Georgiev, as a spy. ' From his ranch in Texas, ter s has fallen sharply, a sec- Although still in front, Gold- the greatest gains and ran sec- ! "The demonstration was of ' President Johnson appealed to ond poll of Republican county water s vote was only about ond to Goldwater. university students and young j Cypriots to make any sacrifice Wheal Sale to chairmen indicates today. half the spectacular total he Henry Cabot Lodge, arnbas- i Foreign Affairs people who expressed their in- to end ' 'this terrible But Goldwater again' led all rolled up in the AP's October sador to South Viet Nam fraternal dignation at the traitorous ac- strife." By FRANK CORMIER talks with the new American potential nominees. poll. Then , 85.1 per cent of those barely mentioned in the October He also promised "to tivity of the spy," BTA said. President. He f lies in to Hous- The poll , taken by Associated participating named the Arizo- poll—was third, finishing ahead : support any and all actions" by Russia OK'd JOHNSON CITY , Tex. (AP)— of New York's Gov. Nelson A.! Britain, Greece and Turkey to Foreign a ffairs dominated Pres- ton this afternoon and begins Georgiev, No. 2 man of Com- two days of conferences Rockefeller , only announced | achieve peace. By LEWIS GULICK ident Johnson 's activities today at the munist Bulgaria's U.N. delega- candidate for the nomination. I The conflict also caused deep A.P. Diplomatic Writer as he keeps watch on the Cy- LBJ Ranch Saturday. tion from 195S to 1961, pleaded concern at the headquarters ol guilty before Bulgaria's Su- WASHINGTO N (AP) - The prus crisis and prepares for Summoned to the holiday Those queried included some the North Atlantic Treaty Or- preme Court Thursday to spy- New Iron Range talks with Chancellor Ludwig White House in the Texas hill members of the national com- ganization in Paris. Both Tur- Commerce Department has is- ing for the U.S. Central Intelli- Erhard of West Germany. country today were half a doz- mittee and city and town lead- key and Greece are NATO sued conditional licenses for gence Agency. He implied that Erhard is the first major Eu- en Washington officials includ- ers. Two questions were pre- members. An open breach be- he expected the death penalty. sale of $40.6 million of wheat to ropean leader to hold full-scale ing Secretary of State sented '. tween them over Cyprus would Dean The legation spokesman said Russia—but whether there will Rusk, Secretary of Agriculture Near Hutchinson ¦1. "On the basis of present weaken the alliance's eastern he felt Bulgarian police "took be a Orville L. Freeman and John MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Min- neered development of taconite, conditions, in light of the death flank. NATO's permanent coun- deal remains to be seen. their time" in getting to the le- A. McCone, director of the Cen- nesota may possess a hereto- said Thursday night he couldn't of President Kennedy, whom do cil met Christmas to consider The two licenses—for $20,320,- gation to drive off the demon- tral Intelligence Agency. fore undiscovered iron range in get excited about a possible new you consider the strongest can- the crisis. 000 each—were issued Thurs- Stassen Says strators. He pointed out that a McCone's mission was de- the central part of the state iron ore range in central Minne- day to two unnamed American militiaman is stationed in front In addition to the British scribed as a routine one to brief near Hutchinson and just 60 sota until he saw results of test IEditor ' s Note: An Octo- firms. of the building at all times and , troops, there are 950 Greek sol- the President on developments miles west of the Twin Cities drilling. ber poll of the Republican The permits allow the sale of ' has a telephone with which to diers and 650 Turkish troops on He s Considering abroad ¦— ' on Cyprus and else- Magnetic tests show a U- He added , "If this is ore such county leaders showed Bar- the U.S. grain provided various summon aid if needed. shaped formation , known in geo- as is mined in open pits and j ry Xioldwaier was their the island under the i960 treaty where. From Rusk, Johnson was granting Cyprus independence conditions are met. These condi- He said the demonstration be- logical terms as an anomaly, at underground operations on the overwhelming choice f or tions, under announced U.S, to hear about Cyprus and the J from Britain.