Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 1-29-1964 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" (1964). Winona Daily News. 485. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/485 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]. ^al?/ I tittle Colder Tonight* ¥ lM9«*t*nAUyi lUW V A DAILY NEWS ADS 1. Mild Thursday ¦'¦¦A\^^Mm *i/ff../A- ' Saturn Shot Gives U.S. Space Lead Cold Air and Called Biggest Russians Admit They Strong Winds Satellite Ever Over Northeast Sent Aloft By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Downe —A' Saturn 1. super rocketTpro- d US. Craft Cold air and strong winds spread into .'.the Northeast today pelled the world's heaviest 3 in the wake of a storm which satellite into orbit today arid Americans dumped up to sever inches of presumably vaulted the United snow in parts of: NewTEngland. States oyer Russia in the race Temperatures were moderat- ing across the thilled Midwest for space rocket supremacy. Aboard Jet after a brief cold spell in which The mighty :;rbcket;'y 164 feet readings dropped below zero tall and weighing - 562 tons, four' days in northern areas.7 flooded its launching pad with Trainer Killed The snow storm w hich hit .the a rush of iflame and sent a ; WIESBADEN, Germany (AP) upper Olrid Valley and . New thunderous shock wave rolling —The Soviet Union announced England Tuesday .tapered off across Cape Kennedy as at today one of its fighters downed during the night and early blasted off at 11:25 a.m., East- a U.S. jet tTain«r over East morning is it drifted out to sea; - Germany and the three ern Standard time, on its first officers Snow measured seven inches, in full-scale" flight; aboard were killed. Augusta, Maine, and 'more than test Slightly iriore .than 10 minutes The disclosure of the plane's four inches fell in Boston and ' fate came in a Soviet Portland, later, the Saturn l--its second protest TYPE OF PLANE SHOT DOWN . This is a T39 jet Maine. Snow also fell stagey live for the first time- note released in. Moscow ac- trainer, type of which the Russians today admitted shooting in parts of Pennsylvania. 7 cusing the United States injected into ; orbit a mammoth of a down over East Germany. Strong winds were reported in 84-fpot-long, provocative flight designed to some eastern areas , with gusts satellite weighing increase tensions. 37,700 pounds, nearly , three ' Baker Probe up to 44 miles an hour in Nan- times heavier than the Soviet . The plane vanished Tuesday tucket,, v Massi , Temperatures y on a flight from this U.S, air were a little below heavyweight champions of . and near space. .'¦¦ • base. Air Force officials said it zero in some sections of the apparently lost its way.. The Under Growing Northeast, with -2 in Lebanon , The satellite ts little y more Russians had been asked for in- N.H. The teens were reported in than a mass of . metal and sand formation. 'A.'; many parts of the East. ¦: with a radio , tracking beacon. The Soviet note said the plane The m*ercury also dropped a But its presence in the sky dem- appeared over Communist East GOP Pressure few degrees below zero in parts onstrates U.S. capabilityyfor the Germany and ignored warning WASHINGTON (AP) - The future and the nation's determi- of Idaho and Nevada and some nation to grasp the space rocket shots from a Soviet fighter Senate investigation of Robert of the cold air which spread into ; plane directing it to land. power lead. G. Baker—sweeping up a tangle the East dipped into the South- ,' No scebtific value was at- The note did not actually say of names, dates and deals—- west, with freezing marks in the twiti-jet T39 trainer was many aroas. tached to the huge satellie be- shot down. After saying the "Inr came under growing Republi- cause of the research nature of truder did not react to the con- can pressure today to dig deep- the flight.v ventional signals demanding it er and resolve a dispute involv- On the test, the Saturn t- or react to warning ing presidential : aide Walter to land" ¦¦ forerunner of rockets which will ¦' iw-**iw.iuw^ww<ww»g ". .iii.ii iJiMUWW)wawwMr--'.^v'.-:->.--*:-.''^ :' .-; ¦y. .' -y . y-Y-sy?/^-:^ . ™ .-. Jenkins, fire, the note added: ' ': ' *- * ^ ul Rejects boost ViS. astronauts to the "Therefore the Soviet fight- Lt. yCpi. Hannaford Capt Lorraine Capt. Donald Millard The possibility Jenkins, . moon — chalked up milestonu er had to take measures in long time assistant to President performances. compliance with air defense in- Johnson, may be asked to testi- —For the first time, its; mas- structions which are well known fy arose as Republicans, brand*** Call to Destroy sive eight-engine first , stage to the American command. ishing a campaign issue, raised power plant developed full "As result the intruder a cry of "possible; perjury. " thrust of 1.5 million pounds _ • 4* * Mlanfa Seeks equal to 34 million horsepower plane crashed near Vogelsberg Special counsel Li,* P. McLen- WORLD'S HEAVIEST SATELLITE .'- ..A. The Saturn 17 village 20 kilometers (12 miles) All Bombers or enough to power more than don of the Senate Rules Com- super rocket with a brilliant tail of flaine blasts away from 200,000 standard automobiles. northeast of Erfurt." •. .;.'' mittee said he didn't know .;. GENEVA, (AP)-U.S, officials Erfurt vis about 140 miles Rdcitil Ahsw&r have rejected a Soviet call for Cape Kennedy today to hM the world's heaviest satellite On four .earlier flights of the whether the White House assist- (AP first stage only, the thrust was northeast of Wiesbaden and on ATLANTA (AP)-Leaders of days of demonstrations. ant would be questioned about destruction of . all the : world's into orbit. - Photofax) 7 a direct line of the flight the Atlanta grope today for an an- The demonstrations by young bomber fleets. But they were held to 1,3 million pounds. his disputed role in the sale of —The second stage, a cluster {?lane was making to the Frank- swer to new racial questions Negroes and white persons were advertising time on the John- hopeful dt signified a . Russian urt area. The plane had been arising after four consecutive directed mainly against One interest in an American sugges- of six motors driven by high- son family television station in energy liquid hydrogen fuel, forced to fly above a storm: restaurant which has refused to Austin, Tex;, to an insurance tion to keep obsolete bombers go along with many others in ' ¦ ¦: from smaller nations, was flowa alive for the first The U.S. Air Force said a .. ¦: man. .. - . .. '" time and provided the muscle radar track of the plane's flight desegregating. Republican National Chair- The bomber proposal was put ChlhayFrdrice blips appeared just forth at the Geneva disarma- to shove the satellite into orbit. showed two However, a leader of the dem- man William E. Miller demand- That stage, cutting in after before the plane Vanished from Rusk Assures onstrations said protests will ed that the committee develop ment conference Tuesday by So- the radar screen. viet delegate Semyon K. Tsar- the first had burned 145 sec- continue until all restaurants in fully what Miller called a "di- onds, delivered 90,000 pounds of "An inspectioa of the crash Atlanta are open to Negroes. conflict" in sworn state- apkin. Chief U.S. disarmament rect negotiator William C. Foster Irr Deadlock thrust. lite showed that the intruder ments by Jenkins and in- By SPENCER MOOSA sever diplomatic ties with the was a military jet plane of the Koreans of "Tlere are many Instances of surance man Don B. Reynolds, said he vduld like to discuss it segregation in the city and for in detail . TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — As Nationalists. Saturn I's claim to the title of T39 type belonging to the ,S. a witness in the Baker hearings. Nationalist officials saw world's most powerful rockf-t is Air Force," the Soviet note said. many long years people have The State Dep artment in France and Communist China the tried to negotiate a settlement He said there Is .'"a '- clear . Is- struggled with the touchy two- dispute as evidence of a miscal- based on official U.S. estimates "Three corpses of servicemen Washington said any move 16 culation by Mao, Red China s that its first stage generates were found." American Aid without success," said James sue of possible perjury" which destroy the bombers of all na- Chinas issue, Nationalist China ' Forman, executive secretary waited quietly on the sidelines Communist party chief. They about 50 per cent more thrust SEOUL, Korea (AP) - U.S. should be followed through. tions w*as neither acceptable said Mao apparently expected than Russia's largest booster The official Soviet news agen- Secretary of State Dean Rusk of the Student Nonviolent Co- nor practical. today. The feeling in Taipei was cy, Tass, said the note as- ordinating Committee. that President Chiang Kai-shek Chiang to cut off relations with and tho fact that there is no evi- assured South Korean Presi- But it expressed hope Tsar- France in angry reaction to De dence of Soviet progress with serted : "The Soviet government dent Chung He* Park today Mayor Ivan A.llen Jr.