Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 2-22-1966 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" (1966). Winona Daily News. 757. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/757 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]. : \y3;' 'MM^ ' '!FW^V ; y - ; A Good Habit! SloWly Moderating Cfieclf tJie Temperatures Want Ads Daily Bad Weather May Delay 2 Youths Dead Apollo Shot CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP ) "—• • '. Predictions of marginal weiather — high winds and too many doUds -r remained the main concern today as the Crashing Party countdown progressed toward Wednesday morning's scheduled flight of the first Saturn IB rocket and Apollo moonship. Weather permitting, the 225- Third Wounded foot-tall Saturn IB, with enough Goldberg fuel on board to give it one- Believes U.N. twentieth of the explosive ca- pacity of the A-bbmb that lev- In Minneapolis, eled Hiroshima, is due to rum- ble skyward at 7:45 a.m. EST on a 39-ndnute jaunt to a target Ml find Viet Peace area in the Atlantic Ocean 5,300 WASHINGTON (AP) — U.N. carefully measured response to think the United States should Boy, Held Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg the aggression of the enemy can "stop, pause or hole up in Viet m miles southeast : of Cape Kenne- ' ¦ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Two dy. 7 say's he is confident the UN. hold the greatest support in the Nam.> :¦:. : Senate;" ¦. Sen. A.S. Nike Monroney, D- young men were Stabbed to Riding bit its nose will be an Security Council will be helpful Arid Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., Qkia.,- professed to find some death and a tMrd was critically unmanned version of the cone- in promoting a settlement of the told an Ashland, Ohio, audience common ground in the positions wounded today in an incident, shaped Apollo spaceship '¦' which Viet Nani war. he disagrees with • those who of the President and his critics. police said, which apparently will carry three Americans to After meeting with President the moon. This will be the maid- followed a party-crashing at a Johnson for more : than three ' en flight for both the 650-ton hours Monday, Goldberg told home. Saturn IB — the most powerful riewsinen the Viet Nam situa- A juvenile, 17, was held for rocket ever built by the Unitesd tion calls for patience and forti- questioning. No charges were States — and the Apollo mpori- '¦' ¦¦ BATTLE $250,000 BLAZE ... Red Wing someone who rammed a pickup truck through - tude. • . filed.. ,;, ' Ship. He said the United States nev- firemen pour Water onto flames that de- a door to gain entrance. A tavern in another Hundreds of industrial execu- The coroner's office, identified stroyed the Stiller-Perrot Lumber Co. yard, part of town was robbed; of a safe shortly er held the view that the United tives, representing numerous Nations the dead as Gerald W. Ander- with damage, estimated as high as $250,000. after the blaze broke out, but two men were companies which pooled their was the appropriate Police said the fire apparently was set by arrested later. (AP Photofax) top talent to piece together the agency to conduct actual peace son, 21, of suburban Crystal, and space-age marvel, plan to be on negotiations. Ronald Arthur Dickersori,v 211 hand to witness the blast-off, Instead, he said, the decision of Robbinsdale, another suburb. to take the Viet Nam case be- The launch will be carried on Both were stabbed in the cheist. the three major television net- fore the Security Council was to works. interest member nations in pro- Douglas Deebie, 21, Minneapo- moting an honorable peace. VMW The Saturn lB's 16-miiiiori- lis, suffered a stab wound ih the pound-thrust first stage and Some member nations are abdomen. Attendants at a hos- souped-up 200,000-pouhd-thrust working in that direction al- pital said his condition was crit- though debate in . the Security : second stage are designed to lift ical: :' v v'. -v ' - ' : :- 37,000: pounds into earth orbit. Council has been adjourned for X .-- . X That is 10,000 pounds more than two and a half weeks, he added. ""A police detective said the 17- v cam- the Soviet Proton 1, the heaviest Asked for comment on a year-old youth they are holding MOSCOW (AP) — The gov- war. , of newsmen and television suggestion by Canada has said he wielded a knife in British Prime Minister Harold eras. payload ever launched. 's external ernment chiefs of Britain arid During this first mission, how- affairs minister, Paul Martin, MEETING IN MANILA . Philippine President Ferdi- self-defense after three uninvit- the Soviet Union began talks on Wilson and Soviet Premier nand StaTcoSi right, Kosygin began their A discussion on British-Soviet ever, the Saturn IB will only lob that the Geneva Conference be and U.S. Vice President Hubert H. ed guests entered a house and world problems today in an at- Alexei N. , with, emphasis on Wil- the Apollo spacecraft 310 miles recon-vened on Viet Nam, Gold- Humphrey meet at Malacanang Palace confronted him and two compan- mosphere clouded by bitter dif- round of meetings in the Soviet relations in Manila for talks ' '¦• son's, desire for greater Soviet high and 5,300 miles down the berg replied that the United on the Viet Nam War. After the meeting Marcos announced ions. - • , ferences over the Viet Nam leader's Ifretalin office in front y purchases of British goods, was Eastern Test Range, Stateis shares that view. that he would like to send combat troops to Viet Nam, as Dickerson was found dead on on the agenda for the opening On the downhill ride, two While the ambassador was well as engineer forces. (AP Photofax by cable from Manila) the sidewalk in front of the session. bursts of a jet engine will ram meeting with the President at house, In south Minneapolis. An- International matters, partic- the spacecraft bade toward the the White House7 Sen. J. W. Ful- ularly the differing Moscow and earth at nearly 10,000 miles an HUMPHREY VISITS KOREA derson and Deeble, despite their bright, chairman of the Senate wounds, made it to Deeble's London views on the deepening hour to test the Apollo's ability Foreign Relations Committee, Pressum prt crisis in Asia, also w«e high on to withstand searing: re-entry home in the same block. There was meeting with newsmen on Anderson died aind Deeble was the work program; temperatures v of nearly 5,000 Capitol Hill. The Arkansas degrees. Such heat is similar to picked up by an ambulance As the exchanges began, Democrat said his committee, crew and taken to the hospital, Pravda, organ of the Soviet that which astronauts must pass which has provided the battle- More Troops Communist p arty, published a through on a return trip from Anderson's home was at 4825 Viet Reefe on ground for the televised Viet Kentucky Avenue North, Crys- blast against what it said axe the moon. Nam policy argument, will meet tal; Dicfcerson's at 5419 45th Ave- Western plans to arm West Ger- Wednesday to discuss whether many with nuclear weapons. nue North, Robbinsdale. The to call in some China experts. For Viet Nam house where the stabbings oc- paper s SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — al from Manila, Two Fronts A dispatch from the ' Fulbright said committee Vice President Hubert H. Hum- curred is at 3419 First Avenue SAIGON South Viet Nam dropped their 500- and 750-pound Washington correspondent de- Ice Mass at members agreed they would Before his departure front the South, Minneapolis. Deeble lives scribed a meeting of five North phrey arrived in Seoul tonight Philippines, Humphrey optimis- (AP) — Thousands of American bombs only two to three miles welcome testimony from Vice on . the last leg of a nine-nation at 3411 First Avenue South. fighting men hunted the Viet in front of the advancing caval- Atlantic Treaty Organization President Hubert H; Humphrey tically said the Allies in Viet the .; U.S. Asian tour as .the South Korean Cong on two fronts today after rymen. U.S. spokesmen said the defense ministers in after his return from his Asian government appeared ready to Nam "could see the light at the B52 superfortresses bombed air cavalry killed another 20 capital last week as. " another Davenport trip. Humphrey has said he end of the tunnel." step along the road of Bonn's send more combat troops to only a few miles ahead of them Viet Cong Monday raising the would not testify in a public ses- Viet Nam: y : In Seoul, an official of the rul- to crumble Communist de- division's total of Communist possession of nuclear weapons." sion but has not ruled out a Humphrey's 21-hour stopover ing Democratic Republic party MacGregor foncoci dead since it began operations This is to be a major topic in said about the Kosygin-Wilson talks. closed meeting. was expected to seal a U.S.- the time of Hiim- Troops of the U.S. 1st Caval- in the ricefields on the South Holding fast Like Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, South Korean agreement to in- phrej's arrival that the govern- ry Division (Airmobile) found 38 China Sea coast Jan. 25 to a to- The word from both Soviet DA7ENP0RT, Iowa W-Offi- D-N.T., Fulbright believes the crease substantially the 20,000" ment would send a bill to the Viet Cong dead and evidence of tal of 1,130.