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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 12-4-1962 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" (1962). Winona Daily News. 339. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/339 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 And Colder Tonight, Wednesday ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' " ' ' " ¦ •)¦;¦ . ¦ • . , J ' ™— I i > —' ' ! < : — H Change of Venue Sought In Recount Ships Collide in Fog, ST. PAUL (AP) - Attorneys for Gov. Elmer 1*. Andersen asked to- day that court matters dealing with a recount of the governor election be shifted from Albert Lea to St. Paul. Attorney Richard Kyle of St. Paul filed a petition in Albert Lea asking the change to Ramsey County District Court. Li. Gov N . .Y. Airports Closed Karl Rolvaag. loser by 142 votes, had asked the district court in Albert Lea Monday for the re- count. Ceiling and The change of venue likely will come up Wednesday morning as attorneys for both candidates ar- gue out final details of the re- Visibility at count. No reasons for the shift were set forth in court papers, although Republican officials had said ear- Idlewild Zero lier they -jeould push for the NEW YORK (AP)-Thick fog change. Ramsey is the home coun- blanketed the New York metro- ty of both Andersen and Rolvaag. politan area Monday night and Judge Warren Plunkett, who today, closing down all three .ma- RECEIVES FERMI AWARD . President is called the father of the hydrogen bomb, is signed preliminary orders setting jor airports and contributing to Kennedy hands an encased gold medal , the a scientist at the University of California. A' . : •up the recount Monday, was not a collision of two ships. Enrico JFermi Award for 1962, to Dri- Edward citation and $50,000 accompanied the medal, in Albert Lea today to act on the No one was hurt when a tanker Teller, its recipient, jn a ceremony outside the awarded by the Atomic Energy Comraision. (AP governor's petition. Plunkett was and freighter Carrie together off holding court in Preston. a Staten Island pier in New York White House, Mrs. Teller is at center. Dr. Photofax) harbor, but both ships were Teller, Nobel Prize-winning physicist who often Rolvaag has asked for authority slightly damaged. to name recount teams to check A Port of New York Authority ballots and voting machines in all spokesman said he could' recall 87 counties. Rolvaag was ahead by only six other times in the past Favor Gold water in 1964 58 votes on original returns but 14 years that Idlewild, La Guar- lost the lead to Andersen when dia and Newark (N.J.) airports the Supreme Court directed accep- were all shut down because of tance of corrected figures from 10 bad weather. counties. Meanwhile, Republican C. Don- Ceiling and visibility at Idlewild ald Peterson completed legal Work were zero early today. GOP ConservoWves asking for a recount of the lieu- The only aircraft to talte off tenant governor race by filing a from Idlewild Monday night was petition in JRamsey County district a specially equipped Navy Con- court. Peterson had served initial stellation used . as a radar picket. papers on the secretary of state There were no landings. "." Dorit Want Rocky last Friday. He lost to A.M. Keith The heavy fog blanket over ty nearly 5,000 votes. Idlewild was similar to one which By ARTHUR EDSON country, met secretly in Chicago and that little was accomplished. FOGGY NEW YORK . .:; Fog still lingered Building in mid-Manhattan's Rockefeller Center. prevailed last Friday night when WASHINGTON (AP)-Conserva- Sunday. .• ' , One of the organizers said "I've over New York City when this view of the city's Spired structure in center background is the an Eastern Air Lines DC7B tlve Republicans have begun a Possibly because it was an in- attended dozens of meetings like skyline looking south was made this morning Empire State Building. (AP. Photofax) crashed at the airport on .arrival determined drive to keep the 1964 formal meeting, it stiD wasn't too this, and nothing ever came of from observation tower on 70th floor , of RCA from Charlotte. N.C. Of the 51 presidential nomination from go- clear what they did. them." Duxbury Urges aboard, 25 were killed. : ing to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller One report was that $250,000 It was learned from several of Most flights scheduled to land of New York. Their favorite is was pledged as a start on a those who were there that the sen- at the three airports were divert- Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. $3-million campaign ; iund. timent was distinctly prb-Goldwa- Bucks Congo. Middle East Costs ed to Boston , Baltimore and Phil- The Associated Press learned ter and anti-Rockefeller. adelphia. Monday that between 30 and 50 Another report was that this Goldwater said Monday night in Changes in The fog slowed land travel. Tht Republicans, from all over the was only an exploratory meeting. Phoenix he didn't knotf a thing " New Jersey Turnpike reduced tbi about the meeting. speed limit on thatNuperhighwsy He told a newsman: "I don't from 60 to 35 m.p.h. know who the group was, where Committees Russia Tells US. It The fog in New York harbor Ihey met or what it's all about. CALEDONIA, Minn. (AP)--Rep. was so thick tfiat a Coast Guard I did see or hear something about Lloyd Duxbury, due to. become patrol boat was forced to return it today; but I don 't know a thing. speaker of the Conservative - con- Birth Control I still, plan to run for the Senate to its dock before it could beat* trolled House, said today that the spot where British freight- dwo years from now." ' the the committee structure should be re- Won t Share UK Bill er Sarah Bbwater and the Ameri- But be added he might not vamped to help lawmakers get By TOM HOG E by the General Assembly instead The committee began debate on can tanker Chemical Transporter "since things change and it's too their work done on time: UNITED- NATIONS, NY. fAP) of the Security Council, where the a U.S. resolution calling for ac- had collided. For Il linois early to be absolutely certain." The reorganization may involve —The Soviet Union has told the Soviets have a veto. ceptance of the World Court's The Coast Guard later dis- CHICAGO (AP ) — The state of plan :by a vote of « to i. AH four In New York, ^Rockefeller had naming some more committees, United Nations once more it has opinion that costs of maintaining patched a cutter equipped with Illinois plagued by money prob- commissioners who opposed the no comment. Duxbury said in a news release. no intention of sharing the huge "This has been and continues the two forces come under "ex- radar to the collision scene. lems for the past ' year, has de- plan are Catholics. Some of those who attended the cost of U.N. forces in the Congo to be the position of the Soviet penses of the organization" that Officers of the Chemical Trans- cided to supply contraceptives free The committee structure he will Union ," Tchernyshev declared. the U.N. charter, porter reported"* that the tanker, A spokesman for the Roman Chicago meeting also declined recommend, Duxbury added, "Will and the Middle East despite warn- says shall be to single mothers or married comment. ings that refusal could bankrupt The Russian rejection came aft- shared by all members. anchored at the time of impact, ¦women on state relief rolls in an Catholic diocese of Chicago said reflect the concern of the Con- received a gash at the port bow comment would be withheld until But Rep. John Ashbrook, R- the United Nations. er Secretary-General U Thant and Thant asserted that the United attempt to cut welfare costs. , purpose servative group with the necessity Nations' financial plight "tran- about three feet long and 15 inch- the text of the decision Ohio said: "The real of of meeting the most pressing and Soviet d«legate Pavel M. Tcher- U.S. delegate Philip M. Klutznick Clergymen, social workers and the meeting was an effort to con- nyshev told the 110-nation budg- both warned that the United Na- scends political controversy." es wide, the Coast Guard said. atate officials have lined up large- was studied. immediate problems facing the A hole was knocked in the freight- The sources of the bitter battle solidate the Republican conserva- etary -committee Monday that the tions is headed for financial dis- "A financially bankrupt United ly along denominational lines over tive, groups around the country to legislature , without delaying work' Nations would be an ineffective er on the starboard side. stem from Illinois' financial prob- or piling up bills at the end of Soviet Union rejects responsibility aster unless members abandon the action , approved Monday by make sure we have a candidate for the two peace-keeping opera- political considerat ions and find United Nations," he said, "if in- the Illinois Public Aid Commis- lems. the session for lack of committee A small tanker. Poling Brothers Gov. Otto Kerner, a Democrat , in 1964. Of course. Sen. Goldwater tions because they were approved a formula for raising the money. deed it could survive on such a No. 14, ran aground in fog cover- sion, the state's welfare body.
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