Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 2-2-1962 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. 240. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/240 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]. Parfcly Gbudy, Little Change In Temperature Arrm^ Driver Killed, 3 Missing in Reca//ec/foy >4/'genl/r^ Fuel Truck Fire U.S. Asks Allies to By: FRANK N. MANITZAS President Arturo Frondizi sought not constitute a diplomatic break, BUENOS AIRES, Argentina to appease military critics of his but observers here, had suggested ELBURN , 111. W-A truck driv- (AP)-Argentina today recalled soft line toward the Fidel Castro- that -the crisis between the presi- er was killed and three others Ambassador Julio Amoedo from regime hi Cuba at the recent in- dent and the nation 's leading mili- were missing today after a fuel Cuba , the Foreign Ministry an- ter-American foreign ministers' tary men was nearing an end. truck rammed a highway ' bridge ¦: ¦ ¦ nounced. " " conference. They predicted a gradual break in and turned into a ball of flames The step had been expected as Recalling the ambassador does relations with Cuba. which consumed a roadside tavern. However, many off Leers were The driver was Gerald --Hatto'n , reported still demanding the im- 38. of McNabb, : 111. Help Isolate Cuba mediate complete break which the Firemen and police searched nation 's military leadership de- ashes of the Blackberry Inn for manded in an ultimatum to the traces of three persons believed to president Thursday night. , have been asleep on the second Hopes lo Gut The latest crisis for Frondizi's floor when the crash occurred. government ,: now in its .-• ¦ ' fourth State police said Charles Paul . ¦ year, stemmed from Argentina's Bowne, ¦55,- ' owner of (he tavern : refusaFat the inter-American con- his mother , Mrs. Marian Prindl , Off Arms to ference earlier this week to vote 77 , and Bowrie's former wife, Mild- with the U, S.-siipported majority er Larson, 59, were missing. to oust tlieyCastro regime from : They said Hatton , whose rig had the; Organization of American fuel oil and gasoline in tandem Subversives States;, , y tanks rammed the side of a bridge By JOHN M. HlGHTOWER bn Illinois AJ at Blackberry Creek Published reports taid the serv? four miles south of Elburn in Kane WASHINGTON CAP) - The ice chiefs had threatened to resign County. He was en route to Peru United States was expected today unless Frondizi swings his foreign after picking up a load of gasoline to direct prompt and urgent ap- policy to the right , breaks with and fuel oil in Chicago. peals to its NATO all ies and oth- Cuba and fires Foreign Minister Hatton 's charred body was re er Allied countries to cooperate Miguel Angel ; Carcoria and : other covered from the truck. with the newly-adopted inter- officials responsible "ior putting American policy of isolating Cuba. Argentina in the ... go-slow bloc at . > The U.S. -government; -itself -is¦• - the inter-American conference at reported ready to make more ex- Puhta del Este, Uruguay. tensive use of its naval . -forces' in However, Carcono emerged an effort to cut off Cuban arms from the late night 'meeting with French Tanks shipments to subversive groups Frondizi and the military chiefs in other Latin-American countries. and gave the impression that the President Kennedy and Secre-. : government had won a breathing tary: of State Dean Rusk also are.: spell. Guard Paris looking into the possibility of slap- ping a total embargo on U.S: He indicated he was not plan- trade with Cuba, one effect of ning to resign and told newsmen which would be, to. deny Cuba a that the service secretaries "lis- From Rightists source of income amounting to tened to me ¦ with incredible pa- about $15 million a year at -¦the By JOSEPH E. DYNAN tience" Vhcn: jie_expla5ned the Ar- present rate of trade. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ PARIS (AP ) — French army gentine stand , • . .- ' - ." -y¦¦- - • • --GUARDED AFTER BoMllNGS . .f y jetress Marsha Hunt Argentina : joined Brazil , Chile, tanks converged on Paris today In connection with the possible sits in her living room guarded by her two dogs, King and Canute Mexico, Ecuador and Bolivia in to forestall any attempt by the abolition of . all trade with Cuba . right-wing Secret Army ^over- Rusk charged Thursday at a news after the homes; of two ministers, Rev. John J. Simmons and opposing the conference's key to throw President Charles de Gaulle conference that Cuba Was ' .-using-' Rev. Brooks R. Walker were bombed Thursday night, The min- resolution—the immediate ouster of Cuba from OAS councils—on as reports of an imminent peace American dollars to promote- sub- version in . other countries. He isters spoke at a Jewish American meeting criticising right . wing the grounds that the OAS charter pact for Algeria persisted. didn 't explain the remark.. - extremists. Miss Hunt was a panel member at the meet. Her contains no legal provision for ex- With mounted machine guns, PRIEST TALKS MAN OUT OF JUMPING ton , M'.V'a., and Chesapeake, Ohio. Mullins. in ) two squadrons totaling 32 tanks The possibility of some move home is being guarded by. police. (AP Photofax . pulsion of a member. • '..". .As the Rev. Joseph Mascioli climbs '' ' moved on the capital to give ar- ladder^ shirtsleeves doesn t seem; to mind subfreering by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel mored support to 25,000 riot police to top of bridge girder , Fred Mullins clings to weather. (AP Photofax) ' Castro against the U.S. Na-val alerted against the threat of an end overlooking Ohio River between Hunting- Base at Guantanarrio is also un- GOP Hits 'Politica l Fakery' uprising by the rightist under- der careful watch here, it was ground, y learned. - 'In ,, event of serious HoY/Jtst Figure Income Tax harassment.. U.S. dependents at De Gaulle wilt address the na- the big base would be brought tion by radio and television.Mon- home. , day night in what shaped up ; as Pope Galls Three huge aircraft carriers, the a crucial statement on the long Enterprise, Forrestal and Constel- ProM lation , are cruising in theyCarib- secret negotiations with the Alg- Too Many Sinrple . erian Nationalist Liberation Front bean . and could be deployed speed- to end the seven-year rebellion. Ecumenical ily in the. ' Guantanarrio area if French public opinion was be- necessary. '- . -; ing prepared for a deal with tlie Official* discount 1he chanc* of 's 01'Democrats Flayed rebels to carry out De Gaulle Errors in Returns a Castro decision to attack Guan- policy of putting: Algeria op the Council Oct. 11 By RICHARD H. HOENIG tanamo directly since that would By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL ed like a political war whoop, not paign of 1962.. "Jjarth to independence. AP Business New* Editor VATICAN Cin- (AP V - Pope involve open conflict with the AVell-inforrried diplomatic sourc- WASHINGTON UP)- Eepubli- so much for 1962 as for 1964, . NEW YORK iffl John XXIII announced today that United States. But a battalion of Th oratory at the parties fol- es said the agfeement already - A couple of drinks, an entertaining mystery ' cans across the nation poured out from Gov , Nelson A. Rockefeller story — and even the wife — could'be a big help when you face up the Roman Catholic Church s Marines is said to be in the vicin- cash for the party till Thursday of New York. ¦ lowed the usual political pattern had been drafted and needed only Ecumenical Council will be con- ity of the base in case trouble of swinging away at the - opposi- to the pesky chore of figuring your income tax this year. night along with cries that Demo- The . Republicans spent the eve- the formal signatures of both vened on Oct. 11. brings a need for reinforcements. tion , upholding the GOP cause sides. At least that's some of the advice offered by the Internal Revenue crats are grabbing for more pow- ning at 17 party get-togethers in Service to help reduce the mounting number of taxpayers who make The pontiff's decision on the More could quickly be flown in with professions of confidence , ' er with "profligate spending" and 17 cities, tied together for an hour simple mistakes in - arithmetic en their returns. opening date for the 21st world from Camp Lejeune . N.C. :¦ . and holding up the party as Ihe France's allies reportedly have wide conclave in the history of "political fakery." by closed circuit television. This been notified that the De Gaulle "Aft«r you make out your form , put it aside, take a rest , go to tlie Rusk was received by , Kennedy And the GOP -faithful heard was the warm-up and kick-off for great hope of the nation 'for get - the church—the first , in nearly 10O ting sound , sensible, responsible regime seriously fears an attempt- movies, or have a couple of in an unusual White Rouse wel- what some of them thought sound- the congressional election cam- drinks ," suggested an official of years—was made known by Msgr. coming ceremony, when he flew government. ed coup by the right-wing extrem- Fausto Vallainc , press chief for This was the other side of the ists either in France or Algeria— the New York Regional Commis- hack " to" WashiHgtmr Thursday sioner's Office of the IRS.