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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 2-15-1965 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. 599. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/599 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]. School Aid, Car of Peroxide Blows Up Taxes, Party Designation Up ST. PAUL CAP)-School aid, taxes snd party designations for 44 Freight Cars legislators will be in tbe news from the Capitol this week. The House is scheduled Tues- day to debate a bill to restore $6.6 million in school aids, ordered cut by Gov. Karl Rol- vaag last fall. Rolvaag said tax revenues had been overestimated and there would be a shortage of InMAPLETON, NT. D. (AP)ND. - Jured seriously, first reports in- mainlineWrec "was blocked by the ac- a burned out journalk had caused funds for the aids. Forty-four cars of an eastbound dicated. The NP IN St. Paul said cident and will be cut of use the derailment. However, the Senate already Northern Pacific freight train no one on the train was injured. indefinitely. There was no pre- derailed here today, a car of The eastbound train had 85 Brakeman Jack Zellnsld of has passed the bill to restore liminary estimate how long the Fargo and another trainman the money. peroxide blew up, and some of loaded cars and 19 empties when tracks will be tied up. the cars and the railroad's dou- it left Jamestown prior to the were riding in the cupola of the The Senate Elections Commit- ble track bridge caught fire. accident, about one-fourth mile For the present, NP said, caboose when the derailment oc tee will take time out from its Tbe explosion shattered win- west of the Mapleton depot. trains wfll be rerouted between curred. NP' and held talks with Red China's and Com- study of reapportionment to dows in the village, about 12 Windows in the depot were Jamestown and Fargo over s They were shaken up by tht SOVIET PREMIER BACK FROM: ASIAN conduct a hearing Tuesday Fargo and Southwestern branch s leaders. In center miles west of Fargo , in eastern blown out, as were windows in blast. The car of peroxide was TOUR . Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, munist North Korea' morning on a bill by Sen. line, via Lisbon and Lamoure, Minister An- North Dakota. Several school a hardware store and grocery eight cars back from the head left , is greeted by Russian Communist Parly background is Soviet Foreign Nicholas Coleman, St. Paul Lib- N.D. This will delay passenger of the train. chief Leonid Brezhnev at Moscow Airport • drei Gromyko. This picture is from Tass, children reportedly were burned store on the village's main eral, to have legislators run trains about two hours. Mark Derrig, owner of tha today on returning from an 11-day Asian the Soviet agency. (AP Photofax via cable with party labels. after windows in the school shat- street, about VA blocks from the tered. depot. Engineer R.S. Fogel of Dil- hardware and grocery stores tour. Kosygin in the tour promised Soviet from Moscow) Botl parties have endorsed None of the children was In* The NP said the double track worth, Minn., said he believed across the street, said be WBM military aid to Communist North Viet Nam the idea from time to time, but it is given little chance of being shoveling the walk in front of adopted this year.- Party labels the hardware when the cars have not been used for about piled up. He said he saw tha 50 years. fire break out in one car. Ha went inside the store to call au- Legislative leaden say a bill thorities when tbe explosion oc- Fresh Cold Wave to redistrict the legisiatufie curred. won't be rushed through but, Both, display -windows in the they hope, will come before the store, front were shattered and log-jam toward the end of the merchandise was scattered from session. shelves, he said. Sweep ing Midwest Three federal judges ruled the last fall that the 1959 reappor- By TBE ASSOCIATES PRESS Atlantic Coast and a wide snow and high winds buffeted tionment plan is invalid because A new batch of arctic air sent stretch from the Rocky Moun- parts of Utah, Wyoming, Ne- districts tfary too widely in temperatures below zero again tains to the upper Great Lakes. braska, Colorado and Kansas. population. Jackson County In the northern Plains Sunday The mercury dropped as low In the East, Richmond, Va., The final reapportionment end fresh snow whitened the as 9 below in Minot, N.D. Heavy collected four inches of snow in plan is expected to be the six hours Sunday night and ear- product of a Senate-House con- ly this morning. Philadelphia ference committee. Man Held for reported about one inch and , some snow fell as far south as On the tax front two mem- Georgia. bers of the House Tax Commit- Nat King Cole tee said over the weekend they The West Coast was mostly would introduce bills calling for Slaying Father cool and dry, except for occa- a 3 per cent sales tax and BLACK RIVER FALLS (fl - sional sprinkles in pails of Ore- reform of the property tax gon and Washington. Jackson County Dist Atty. Bo- Dead of Cancer system. bert Radcliffe said that Waldo SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) musicians, was hospitalized last Reps. Salisbury Adams of Stacy, 28, was jailed Saturday Wayzata and Al Prance of (King) Cole, i*bo Dec. for wliat was described ¦ ¦ ¦ night after his father was found - Singer Nat ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 9 ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦-¦: ¦ ¦ ¦¦ n ¦'?¦:; wWB«y;v;-? ¦: .:, ,,-:: ¦ ¦^¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ;¦:¦:¦-.%. -• :¦> - -, ; - ¦•¦¦ .-• • '¦ . ;. ¦' ¦.^¦?. .:- ----'--.:T':< ri. ^ underwent surgery for removal as a inspiratory ailment. Duluth said a 3 per cent tax #.*f.i:j|-?: «W, TO:.v: ' . .¦^• .•.¦wawwmmMm . •> ¦».: dead in his home at tbe Indian of a cancerous lung tamer Jan. At first it was thought he was Saturn I would bring in about $180 mil- CAVE TRAP AND ONE WHO ESCAPED companion attempted to rescue James Mtr mission seven mUes east of 25, died today. He was 45. recovering well but a spokes- lion annually. Charles Bennett, 21, Cfoton^on-the-Hud- chell, 23, of Winthrop, Mass. Mitchell was here. Col«, whose rich voice and man at St. John's Hospital said They said $37 million could son, N.Y., is shown at the Dolgeville, N.Y., believed dead — wedged in a small opening. go to pay for tax credits for Radcliffe said a -warrant bright piano style had made his condition took a sharp turn cave, right, from which he and a woman (AP Photofax) : '"'"' : charging the son with first de- him one of the most popular for the worse last week. individuals, or at least those of Launching low income; $83 million to re- DOLGEVILLE, N.Y. (AP) - gree murder would be issued to- 'The first hint on Cole's Illness place property levies; and $60 James Mitchell, 23, a chemist, day. came when he cut short an en- i million as new state income. was presumed dead as state Stacy was taken into custody gagement at the Sands Hotel in police turned to earth-moving after he sought medical aid for Las Vegas, complaining of a On Tuesday machines today to free him his lather, Jesse, 60. Dr. John respiratory ailment. The gravi- CAPE KENNEDY , Fla. (AP) from a labyrinth-like cave that Noble, the county coroner, said ty of his illness became more — A doubleheader space has held him captive since Sat- the father had been struck oa apparent when he was unable launching is scheduled here this Indonesia urday. the head with a sharp instru- to star in the first popular mus- week to learn more about the Cave-exploring experts Sun- ment and had been dead sine* ' new ic concert at Los Angeles moon, how to get men there and day night abandoned attempts Saturday morning. Music Center on Dec. 11 and to remove Mitchell, of Win- The son lived in his father's was replaced by Prank Sinatra. the dangers they face along the Takes Over way. throj , Mass., by efforts from home. Cole is survived by his widow, inside Schroeder's cave, near Maria; daughters Carol, 19, A mighty Saturn 1 , believed to here and about 25 miles east of Natalie, 14, and twins Casey be the most powerful rocket in Utica. and Timolin, 3, and his adopted the world, is to rumble skyward U.S. Library Mitchell had been wedged In a son , Nat Keljy, 5. at 8:30 a.m. (EST) Tuesday in JAKARTA , Indonesia (AP) — narrow shaft, near the top of an Ice Forms Cole, who played his first pro- an attempt to orbit a huge The Indonesian government underground crater into which fessional dates with a 14-piece winged satellite named Pegasus took over the American cultural he had descended as two fellow orchestra that earned a total of to study the meteoroid hazard in center "temporarily" today aft- members of tlie Boston Grotto $1.50 a night, never really space. er a morning of Communist-in- Club watched. A numbing, cold On Wings of meant to be a singer at all. He spired, anti-American demon- underground waterfall that had had a thief and a dipso to thank On Wednesday, at 12:05 p.m., strations which ended without helped to prevent his ascent for his vocal career, friends an Atlas-Agena rocket is to pro- violence.
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