Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 1-30-1962 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. 237. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/237 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 Cloudy, Continued Cold . Tonight, Wednesday Kennedy Asks Urban Affairs Cabinet Post Federal Grand Plan Becomes jury Indicis Law Unless Overruled Kline, fadell By STERLING F. GREEN ' ' MINNEAPOLI S (AP) - Seven 0 WASHINGTON . (APi-president persons formerly associated with Kennedy sent to Congress today a Sister. Elizabeth Kenny Foundation reorganization plan to create a including one-time executive direc- new: Cabinet-rank department of tor Marvin L. Kline, were indicted by a federal grand jury today on urban affairs and housing. v ¦ ¦ i iwj i mv< ¦ -\ #¦ ¦ ¦ , . " * mMx.BtB* Mhw? - mtmat.mi. t. -» •- « t —XOaf . • v x- charges of mail fraud, and con- The fate of the plan is uncertain. TRAPPED . Tilting dangerously under foreground. The boats, which had been trying spiracy. It becomes law in fifl days unless pressure of. tons of ice which broke loose from to help break up ice jam, finally fought their The? grand jury, concluding 16 either House of Congress vetoes giant ice gorge in Mississippi River just north way out, but onjy after the Bayou tilted to point months of investigation of the it, but the measure has become of Cairo, III., is the towboat Bayou Lacombe of where its starboard propellor was out of water. Minneapolis based polio founda- embroiled in racial and partisan Biloxi , Miss. Bow of the Sally Polk is visible 0 (AP ) ¦ tion's: financial affairs, -accused the jn Photofax ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ? . .. (• seven in 16 separate counts, in- MRS. MARVIN WENDT controversy. cluding alleged kickbacks' of near- Tells Police About Slaying Senate rejection of the plan is Al iers ly $360,000. ; considered unlikely but the pros- g Near Anarchy pects in the House are uncertain. Kline already is under a 10-year prison .. sentence for larceny for Mankato Man In a special mestage to Con- illegally gaining ) a $23,000 yearly gress accompanying the plan , salary increase in 19fj7 , but is free Kennedy '.: said : "The times wa on bond pending appeal. live in; urgently call fbr this ac- Named with Kline in the indict- Admits Killing tion. We will neglect , our cities at ment are Fred Fadell, 53, former': our peril, for in neglecting them ly foundation publicity agent , and we neglect the nation: " . ¦ ¦ J. George Zimmerman , "So; St. The llth . Cabinet ' ' 'department ', Paul , former Kenny accountant . His Neighbor would contain , the several agen- Kline was Minneapolis mayor in cies how embraced in the Housing , Minn. <APA -? S/eps 1941-45. MANKATO : A and Home Finance ? Agency,. ,. and . .The other? four defendants have first degree murder charged was ADMITS SHOOTING .AA Joseph Black, 31, is put in a squad Kennedy has announced that By ANDREW BOROWIEC l^to the French army to revolt. over Algiers in half ¦ a day it it been connected: as owners : or of- filed today against the neighbor car by Mankato Police Captain Gordon Donaldson after officers HHFA's administrator , Robert C. Late Monday night police wanted to, " one official said. Weaver, would become , secretary ALGIERS (API-Algeria's larg- 0 ficers of several Chicago direct- and co-worker of Marvin Wendt , said he admitted firing the shot that killed Marvin.' : Wendt, 36, sources reported several thefts of It appeared, however, that a of the new department — the first est city moved nearer, to anarchy mail corporations which raised ap- found shot to death in his modest a neighbor, Wendt died from a shotgun blast fired through a win- arms in the Algiers area. One was takeover of the city was not an proximately: $20 million for the Negro Cabinet officer in0 history.' today as the right-wing' Secret a holdup of a truck loaded with home early Monday. dow. (AP Photofax) Army Organization stepped up its immediate aim of the terrorist foundation between 1952 and 1960 plan te submachine-guns, carried out by group fighting lo maintain French Y Charged was Joseph Patrick Kennedy announ<ed the campaign of terror arid intimida- name Weaver for the new job at a 0 '¦ ¦ ¦ three men' dressed in riot police rule in Algeria? Apparently it Black , 31, who lived inAa trailer tion. • uniforms. news conference last week and a hoped to obstruct any independ- near the Wendt home. ' Defying French! security forces, Harassed officials , sheltered be- ence agreement between France few hours . , after the House Rules European terrorists blew up a hind barbed wire and armored . He was returned to the city jail Committee had rejected by a 9-5 and the Algerian rebels by d em- Fiery by ' special police hideout in Algiers cars in Rocher Show vote;a bill to create the depart- Noir, said they onstrating through its - campaign when he said he could not afford ment by ' regular legislative Monday, knocked out power and were fi ghting against heavy odds of terror that President Charles to hire counsel. It was indicated electricity in the tightly guarded because the terrorist underground de Gaulle's government could not means. a lawyer would be named to de- Kennedy scolded Republican ! administrative compound of Ro- had accomplices on virtually all enforce such an agreement. .. cher Noir, 30 miles east of the levels of . the administration , fend Black later today. Aurora T ifanalisr for their solid committee opposi- city, aiid launched a radio appeal "The Secret Army could take In one of its most spectacular A grand jury will be called to tion to the bill. The five GOP ATLANTA W — The aurora borealis or "northerni lights some- members were joined by four acts, the terrorist group smashed consider an indictment, against : a palm-shaded villa overlooking times puts on a fiery show of heavenly beauty that can. be seen deep Southern Democrats. Algiers with a bomb smuggled Black. A in the heart of Dixie. "I am convinced that economy into the building in a typewriter Kline - Fadell Police Chief Stanley Christ said Now comes the "aurora titanalis, " fathered by a mighty Titan and efficiency Will be importantly , case. Buried under the debris were Black admitted shooting a charge rocket fired from^tape Canaveral Fla ., and named by a Weather Bu- enhanced by the improved coordi- Space men Worry and charged fees approximating reau meteorologist weary from answering calls, about ; strange, brilli- some 20 members of a special from "a .410 shotgun through a nation which this reorganization commando set-up to seek out $11 million. ant lights in the sky Monday night. plan will make possible," Kenne - bedroom window of the house, then The pyrotechnics kicked off by members of the Secret Army. The foundation has been reor- dy said. Three men survived, two Vietna- hiding the weapon in a; snow- the intercontinental range missile In a press release accompany ; ganized and cleared by the state were spotted along the Atlantic mese and a Moslem. Ambulance ' covered rock pile about a block ing the plap and message, tha Ove r Weather under Minnesota s new charities , Fla., to Vir- workers said - they carried 20 bod- Coast from Miami Congress Gels By JOHN BARBOUR that it is too early to regulation law. and going on home. White House said Kennedy de- fell for sure. ies from the wreckage. ginia. • A weather iadvisory, released by The other four indicted are: cided to use?his power under the Associated Press Science Writer Christ said a motive for the reorganization law only after the the National Aeronautics and The explosion shook the Ameri- As tho huge rocket blazed Into Abraham L. Koolish , 77, and his attempt to create the department CAPE CANAVERAL, ? Fla. (AP) Space Administration , said there can consulate general 400 yards killing had been established but the cold air of the upper atmos- son David F. Koolish , 42, who con- he declined to divulge it Kennedy Plea by legislation failed. —The specter of bad weather were two areas of concern for away. phere at dusk, it .created -a bril- trol the Chicago direct-mail firms Christ gave these details of Thursday's weather picture. While frantic telephone calls re- liant vapor trail illuminated spec- posed the possibility today that —Empire Associates, Empire In- Black's statement: Tha Senate Republican leader, First there was the possibility ported the incident to the top gov- tacularly by rays of the setting astronaut John H. Glenn Jr.'s date dustries Inc., LeMarge Mailing Ser- Black had gone to work Sunday Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, of cloudiness over the Cape Ca- ernment representative in Algeria, vice Co. Inc., and the New Cen- sun . below the horizon. moved Monday to block the reor- with the stars Thursday may run night at the soybean plant of the The f iring closed out the Titan For U.N. Bonds naveral launching site—depending Jean iVforin , a plastic . bomb tury Corp., ganization plan by announcing into a new delay. Honeymead Product s Co., where began ' at he on the movement offshore of a knocked out power in Morin 's bar- I test program that WASHINGTON' (AP)—President will sponsor a resolution to create John B. Carncll. 50, and Philip the 36-year-old Wendt also had been years ago. But Project Mercury officials high-pressure system to the north.