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a just ~ ·75-149. The Frondizi Makes P 64 golfers .Group iped Out obert Davis the tourney: Desperat~ Bid es had a 78- istered a 71. To Calm F'oes two HoustoD French Used Jack Cupit, G.~P/S Jump Starkweather Dies of 136. Free EnterpriSe Now In Coritrol Thousands DS BUENOS AIRES, Argentina IA'I Party:To Back In Electric Chair - EmbaUI/ld Prll~ident Arturo Frondizl molded a Cree enterprise BULLETI : Lincoln, tay th execution. CabUlet Wednesday around a new State/s Rights. Of Troops economics czar in a desparate bid Mas murderer Chilrle. tark- Guy tarkweather, th killer's weather. calm and oltno t cocky fath r who attended th two·min· to appease military foes thirsting Administration Officials ut court Ion at which Judie 31 Rebell Killed, for his ouster, to the end, p Id with his life at SJX'ncer announced hi d c1slon, 15 Captured He coaxed Alvaro Als0i.aray, 46, Opposed The Bill J2:05 a.m. Thur;;day for 0 killing aid he wuuld. k d\'lce on a an engineer and army man turned WASHINGTON LfI _ House Rc- rampage that hocked the notion po, ible n xl teD - pr umably ALCIERS til - A recld Iy politician, Into taking command of publi cOJl.'! jumped the EI nhow r eighteen JU!lnlh ago, a~u~~penl to the t te Supr me attackin, r MI band ha been -Argentina's faltering economic tropped and wiped out on the oul· program. administration line in drove Wed· Death in the electric chair clos('(.\ lie hnd at that tim b klrts of th port of Bont'. the A1sogaray Is chief of the small n sd,ay to h lp Southern Democrats out the infamou care r of th '20- ight hours to block th 3Icc:r~: French sold Wedrw'ld:iy night. civic independent party, . tate ,Ight bill. 225.J92, Y ar-old cx·gorbll8 haul r who I' chair xecution of th 2().year-old A communique r ported 3t reb­ Before accepting, he demanded conle ion involved him in 11 red.h ired youth cOD\'lcled In one 30 Republicans voted k 'f d k'll ' els w re kill d ond 15 captured ,and won control of the Labor Min­ DI e an gun I 109 • of 11 killing. aUributed to him. Wedne day a Ihou nd or Fr nch lstry, which often has checkmated ARGENTINA'S NEW ECONOMICS CZAR WITH NEWSMEN-Aivaro AI.ogaray, 44, c.nt.r, talk. with agaJnst th bill , which PresJdent The Nebraska Supr m R buff d once In their appeals troop, upported by Jet pion Economics Ministry plans. newlmen at Government House in Buenos Wednesday aft.r Argentin. Pr•• ident Arturo Fron4lzl a,. Ei enhower's top Justice Depart. Wedne day refu d to stay all th way to th United Stat. and tanks, cru, h d the ad"ance He will be labor minister tem· pointed him economics CIar for the nation's f.lt.rln9 economic program. Allog_ny, an .",I_r and ment orriclals repeatedly saiq weather's execution. upreme Court, Mr. and Ir , Guy toward the mnln 1cdit rrllnean porarily and ' will have the right army man turned politician, also was named labor minister on a t.mporary bull. Th. labor ministry would create a weller of uncer. The deci ion of th court SlAlrkwealher went olaln to the city In a t rn All ril. to select the I;lbor minister later often has checkmated economic. ministry plans. tainty and litigation over federa l about 3', hours before the d 11th LancC'. ter County Di tricl Court Fr Dch rmy officers aid pri . on as well as to pick six keymen and state laws in the ame fields. hour aDd cia ed lhe la t door to lIe than 12 hours before the oner revealed th band h d been for secretariats in his own minis­ 162 0 A total of Democrats al Starkweather in his att mpt to e· ch dul d ex cution. They asked dispatched a relnfo~em nt for try. voted "no. " cape the chair the court to stay hi fX cutlon nd the Kayblle Mountain or of c n· One of the nation's leading ex· Vote Urges The court actC'd after tark· order a n w trial. tral A1l1eria. These offic rs gave ponents of free enterprise thus Ike Chides Congress · SidJng with the III Democrats weather signed a reque, t for a Th Y l1e&~d n w e\'id nct' "ma· who voted for the bill - nearly all lay and hond d it to hIs f th r. -t rial to hi d (n .. ha be n no explanation, however, for the won an iron hand over economic r bel ' attack on the heavily popu· and social policies. from the South - were 114 Rcpub- Guy, with the clipped comm nt, di COver d on~ that oth r fact rs Opening 'Of lican . Among them wa GOP "Time i running short... warrant a r('tnal lat d Bone ar a. Frondi~i made the strategic po. For Failure To Hike Gas Tax A. The French aid no natiOnli t litical move in the face of mush­ House Leader Charles Hollcck Starkweather' plea wa~ that he . tarkweath. r has neYer denied of Indiana, spoke on the had not been adequately reprc- IDvOl\' m('nt In th klllln, but ha escaped In the eight·hour baltl rooming threats from di~grunfled who . WASHINGTON IN! - President ting ncw contracts by the end of Southerner' side during debate on sen ted at hi. trJal. that m'w evl. cont nd d that had he been prop· that nd d shortly after noon. mUtary men who have been ac­ Pay Records Eisenhower complained Wednes­ the summer. Fifteen more and the a key amendment. d nc had be n di. CO\' r d, that erly repr nt d , by coun el, h cusing his government of being day that Congress has put the District of Columbia must stop by Planes d r 0 p p e d incendiary WASHINGTON IN! - The Senate The senior RepubJfcan member evidence had been withh Id al th would ha" recel\' d a III term bombs on the rebels Dd lnCantry. t~ easy on Communists and ex· nalional road·building program in the end of the year. Eleven wUl Rules Committee voted Wednesday of the Judiciary Committe , Rep. trial, and tilat statements which In, teo.d of th d ath penally. dictator Juan D. Peron's followers a critical, $4.2 billion jam by not suspend by July 1960, The re­ b cked up. by tanklJ, stormed their its unanimous appro val of a Will iam M. McCulloch of Ohio, was inflamed lhe jury had b' n r ad CUrll Ann FUllate, now 15 y ars hastily con tructed position. ~\\o are aUei,ed to be imbedded measure thal would require making boosting the gasoline tax. maining 12 will be unaffected un­ one oC the floor general!; of thc at the trial old, received a IHe nltnce for in the regime. til afler mid-l960. Ho wlv watched the air at· public the names and salaries oC And Congress shows no signs of forccs pushing for approval. This mo\' C 1)1 alter Lanca lrr hl'r part In the ,ame loying for Rear..AlUn. Iaaa'l R9las, a_pow· all Senate employes. ordering the 1',·cent-a·gaUon in­ H based his analysls on a which Stark 'eath 'r wa ord d l ckJ (rom Ir windows. erful chief in the" military move' crease he has asked, to pump port from Bertram D. Tallamy, The bill now goe to the Senate County Oi t. Judge Harry p ncer to dle-lhe hooting of Robert Jen­ Six French soldi rs dIed In th If the Senate goes along with wh re a similar mea lire died last refu ed to stay lhe cx cution. II ment that overthrew Penon in more money into the interstate federal highway administrator. 'd th t led I d . d h • en, Bennpt, pb.,. chool boy. operation, Ih Fren.ch IBid . The the committee's move to strip yeaI'. It praVI cs a a era ha recelv t e ame type 0, Imm diatcly afl r Judlle pen. 1955, brought the complaints of away the secrecy that has con­ highway fund . Attached to it were reproductions number oC wound d was not given. Army, Navy and Air Force into the Without the increase, Eisenhow· of telegrams from highway com· law does not take over from a petition that th uprem Court c r turn d down the motion for Earll r army lOurc In Bone e aled the payrolls of most sena· state law in the same field unless rejected. new trial, Starkweather's lather, open Tuesday . night with a de­ tors, a list of all employes and er pictured the program as limp· missioners on prospects in their poke of 38 Fr nch ca uaJt Ie , el· mand that Fronditi resign. ing to an almost complete halt individual states. Congress ay! 0, specifically. or In Wa shington. Ju tiel' HUIIO in another d peralion effort, thr wounded or kill d, their salaries will be published fow' unle s the two statutes cannot be Black of the .5. Supreme ourt a ked the Di Irict ourt for a writ Interior Minister Alfredo Vitolo, times a year. over the nex t two years. In an at· Tallamy offered a batch o( fig· tempt to build a fire under Con· reconciled. also refused to stay th execution of error coram nobi , all glng hi The h avlly outnumbered Tebels most outspoken of Frondizi' s de· The first such report by the ures to show that unless Congress swept. pa t two small army po ts fenders, retorted tJiat the Presi· gress, he said this is the picture knocks down the financial road· It wa variousiy de crlbed a 9 after receiving a petition Ilsking on was ill gaily d lolned. iecretary of the Senate would cover di sclosed by a Commerce Deparl· weapon pointed at civil right and for a chanc to lry the constitu- Judlle pencer promptly deni d at dawn, Mter cuttlni th ir way dent would not quit and that Rojas the three months trom July 1 to blocks, the' states will get not a ment poll of state hi ghway com­ labor legislation, a reaIfirmation of 1I0nai a peet of the ea in the Ihis writ, 0 common law remedy through the lectrified lin or was proclaiming a caU for subver· Sept. 30 this year. It wo uld have penny of the $2 1,2 billion of fed­ barbed wire along th Tuni ·ian· missioners: eral help authorized for the year th Constitution, a slap lit the U.S. state courts. Earlier thi week. u d to bring into th r cord mat. slon. to be published by Nov. 30. Algerian fronU r. Ten states will have lo stop let· sLarting July. 1960. This would Supreme Court and a leap Into th the court rerus d to review tark· let which cou ld not brought In The committee's action is in line dark. with unpredictable eCfect on weather's case, by any other method. French troops in thc arca quick­ with a petition to the Senate early mean they would be lacking amounts ranging from $8l% million scores oC {ederal and state enact· Judge p ncer aid Starkweath- 1\ had b n Rnticipated that tho ly d ploy d \0 cul of{ ttl it ad· this month by the American So· ments. er's plea to him was " not sup· elder tarkweather's n xt lep vance toward Bone. a city of abollt Steel Talks ciety or Newspaper Editors for Deleware to ,2.51,2 million for Goldfine To CaJifornia. The is ue of communism and ported in any way by one lata of would be an appeal 10 th State ISO.OOO. (ASNE) . • subversion contributed to the mo- evidence." upreme Court. but no uch move The petition , presented by ASNE For the year beginning July I, The rebel a saull was th lar,· Reach New tlon which frequently charged the The judge also held that he had been made up to the time President J. R. Wiggins. vice presi. 1960, the states would get no .more e I ever made on a big Algerian Stand Trial than $500 million out of $2.2 billion three·day debate. . lacks autJlOrity the offices clo ed at 5 p.m. dent and executive editor of the - - ",- clly. In 1956 a smaller band ap. Stalemate Wjlshington Post, said payroll sec· authorized. proached the oulskirt of Tlem­ NEW YORK (II - Th~ steel la· recy "protects against disclosure For Contempt So for the two years, t~e au· cen, a city of 50,000 In northwe t bor crisis decpened Wednesday the acts of those who may have il­ thorized allotments would be Algeria. night with an industry assertion it legally, improperly or recklessly WASHINGTON (.4'1 - Bernard slashed $4.2 billjon. The auacl on Bone apparently is unwilling to grant any boost in disposed of public money." Goldfine, gift-giving Boston in­ Highway mohey has been a was intended to show both Algeri. labor costs. It called for an in­ Senate payroll secrecy became dustrialist, Wednesday lost his feuding point between the White ons and the out ide world that definite extension o{ present union an issue early in this session of bid to avoid standing trial on an House and Congresa . lor months. the 4 ~~ ·yearo()ld rebellion is still contracts. Congress after disclosure that a IS·count contempt of Congress in· Eisenhower has asked repeatedly nourishing, David J. McDonald, Steelworker'S number of House members had dictment. since January that' Congress hike union president, said the union's relatives working for them. The Federal District Judge James the gasoHne tax to 4~ cents a l71·man Wage Policy Committee payrolls of House members arc W. Morris rejected a multi­ g/lllon, effective July I, &0 a. to Loveless Opposes will convene Thursday anq give Ihe open for inspection. pronged' defense attack on the in· head off a deficit in the hl,hway union's answer to the exten,sion Now, it is left up to individual dictment. He will meet Monday fund. Taking Firemen proposal. senators to decide whether to dis­ with opposing counsel to fix a date "I am deeply concerned," be He declined to say what course close the salaries of their em· for Goldfine's trial. said in the latest statement, "that OH Diesel Engines he will recommend in the new ployes . Some senators in recent The trial has been delayed pend· no action has yet been taken on stalemate. He made it clear he Celt months have made public this in· ing outcome of th e defense attack this proposal." DES MOINES (II - Gov. Her­ frustrated by the industry position. formation about their helpers, but schel Lovele opposes the elimi­ He noted Ihat under the pro· on the indictment. Goldfine's law· He said neither of the alterna­ most have not. yers contended, among other nation of firemen on railroad die­ posed extension there was no pro· tives receiving attention in Con· sel engines. A suit to force open senators' things, that th House subcommit· gress wouid be acceptable to him, vision to make any eventual con· "'lbe move to eliminate a second I payrolls, flied by Scripps·Howard tee on legislative 0 v e r s i g h t tract gains retroactive to July 1. man !rom the cab of modem high newspaper writer Vance Trimble, framed the questions Goldfine' reo Present contracts expire June 30. speed locomotive engines would 1m. was dismissed here earlier this fused to answer from information No furl her union·lndustry bar· month by U.S. Dist. Judge Alex· Floods Leave pair safety of operations." Loveless n.ining talks were scheduled. Mc· illegally obtained through eaves· wrote in a letter to E. S. Anderson ander Holtzoff. The judge said the dropping, and Goldfine's right to DOnald said he wanted to continue payrolls are not public records. 187 Known Dead of Boone. 'negotiations, but they had not been privacy was violated while he Anderson is the field repre!enta· conferred with his lawyers. agreed upon by the Industry. In Red China live o( the Brotherhood of L0co­ The industry position was out­ 'More Education, Judge Mo ris will meet Monday motive Firemen and Enaine.men. lined by R. Conrad Cooper, execu· with opposing counsel to fix a date TOKYO III - A devastating "It would be a serious mistake tive vice president of U.S. Steel Less Training for Goldfine 's trial. flood that has taken at least 187 to take action in the name of Corporation and chief negotiator Judge Morris said, "It is cer­ lives in Red China's southern provo economy and efficiency which for the naUon's top steel prodUcers. Needed - Profs tainly understandable that the de­ ince of Kwanglung bOre down on would en

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