The Iron Mountain News December 19, 1967 (Chrisy Birth)

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Weather

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Michigan — Partly Wednesday “mo = Wednesday mostly ‘Ww hoody. not mitch change, 8.

Weather

Bureau

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Rebounding WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov-

tion's economy, —_ rebount strongly trom recent strikes, 15 expanding at a pace that ‘Congresa of the mi personal abd fone

ss PINE MOUNTAIN COULD USE SOME OF THIS — Five Northern Arizona University coeds take advantage of a snow that had left 54 Inches at Flagstaff, Ariz., and caused the univerChristmas, vacation three days early, They are, trom fefl, Jo Vanasky, Youngs: reeze, Fla by JohnKarin Aumer, Gu Mary_Barkle son, Fallbrook, allt, ‘and Carol ‘Souihatrom, San Pedro, Calif. (AP Wirephato)

Plane

Crashes Into

Market; Nine More Missing; 12 Injured

0 Johnson's pr i nae archangel aariiee this year. It should give the administra-

Cardinal Wills Estate To His Successor IEW

YORK

(AP)—Francis

cardinal Spellman willed his entire estate, estimated in the neighborhood of $30,000,t mocoesvor wn arciblahon ofNew ! | ‘York, or the benefit of (CSON, Ariz, (AP) — An archdioc The will dated April 30, 1960, Are Force jet crashed intoa supermarket where more than 50 was filed for probate Tuesday persons were shopping and in Manhattan Surrogate's Court. burst into flame Monday night. Cardinal Spellman died Dec. 3| 3 vered si

juding a whic ‘tho carding! intended to jured. about seven hours alter |, ansfer to the archdiocese, bu The plane’s two crewmen economic activity achuted to satay moments Be- tihlch he had not yet secclved suffering pura Monday. A third employe, Norman E. when he died. fore the er: Doss, 49, of Houston, died eatly e flames destroyed the su: today. permarket and heavily dame 30 workers suffering insinesses 207 Draft ged two adjoining juries, 17 remained in hospitals |ℱ and three homes near the sh: many’ in critical condition. At- UT c. hate to say every road ping area at 29th and Alvernon tendants said several may be Jeads to Rome but every one of streets, blinded. Others were treated at these The ‘pilot was identified es Protester: statistics leads to the plant for minor injuries and jack R. Hamilton of ”” one economist sald of te one was dismissed after hospital | slowdown in economic. activity

Arrested

during September and October. experts are glad to sce

t| snelt forecasts contitmed by the lice arrested 207 anti<iraft deminjuries November data but the strong at the Oak- clothes set afire by the metal. expansion indicates the econoOfficials reported land Induction Center my is getting hot—uncomfortawork st the mill bat did ly 0—one sou! Force Base, about two miles where they sought to block en- Persons ‘ances anc ie pale ‘uses head- not say how many were present rite away. ie Commerce sparen at the time of the accident. ‘The two men are gttione:s at ed_for the bi unofficially |TePo Nellis Air Force "These arrested a booked on blamed esmen billion toa record me an a bent Up's seta cea on a roiling (raking such charges as suspicion of mechanicalthe accident rate of $641.7 billion. Housthat held the nual trespassing, disturbing the bowl-shaped arm mission ing starts jumped 4.7 per cent to ladle in place. ‘The Air Force gave no reason peace; failure to disperse, and Plant Manager, W.M. Rankin an annual rate of 1,368,000 units, as to why the men had to bail Muntelpal ‘Court today. Tour said an overhead electric crane the965, highest since Decemi out. Witnesses said the FaD fet posted $200 bail and were re- supported the ladle that carried |! 30 tons of molten iron from speleased. Five young men among the cial rail cars to the hearth. The 15, OMe of those near the seene, 1.500 persons gathered arcund crane lifts the ladle to the secwere arrested by ond-floar level, 40 feet off the said it looked like one of ‘the the center wings hit the corner of .S. saarshale for not carrying ground. OAKLAND,

Calif.

(AP)

— Po-

onstrators Monday

2

from the plane onds takeoff from Davis. Monthan Air

Gorton Seen

first.

had been expecting this, operat or

U.S. Atty, Cecil Poole sald he

had, not jorieced any arrests for of draft cards ‘and that a "tar as he knew no

such arrests had ever been made before. tion because of the low-lying Poole pointed out that it is ecessary to establish wilful planes.” ss Of nonpossession before | there is a case ich can be | Prosecuter He said he would ask the FBI to make a complete investi tion of each man to see if there are grounds for prosecution. Acting Marshal Trevelyn J.

New York Probe Nets Five Arrests

8,000 At Funeral Of Soul caer aa -

Successor

on

ered _ CANBERRA, uae AP) siralia's minister of eduand “treund Macon's Cit for the fu- cation and yes Sen. John y Gorton, sme ned today as mul singer 1! Otis Redding, who lost his life a likely compromise su Dec.

10

in

plane crash. ©

a

tragic

Wisconsin

jedding, u 26-year-old, internationally-known rhythm and blues singer, was buried on his ranch at Roundnd Oak, about ‘her. Blazzard, who made the arrests | 3 miles north of with two Septie said the five edding and six of the seven with him died in the were trying to get into the in-| pers and that he first rash of their light plane tnto NEW YORK (AP) — City in- ductionforcenter Seentieioa tony and then the icy waters of Madison's vestigators, working on the di- asked for draft cards. Lake Monona. rect orders of Mayor John V.

Lindsay, begin today a painstaking probe into all matters dealt with by former mayoral nide James L. Marcus, accused with a Cosa Nostra figure in a ally. soot Sve tees scheme. and five other men, including labor racketoor AIMoPOINT nio “Tony Ducks" Corallo, were arrested Monday an what one the | begins

As Holt’s

Bridge Toll Reaches

19 With 42 Missing

to

Prime

Minister Harold

Holt,

Holt, who disappeared while svimming inthe ourt off the coast be memorialized Tell

Sunday, is to at a service in

de

10,173-mile flight was an une.

sual gesture of respect for steumeh ally in the Vietnam

“Three other Vietnam war al-

x

.

MILWAUKEE

groups ther

(AP)

of marchers,

promoting

a

—

ons

black

on

downtown

streets

Two

MOSCOW (AP)—Goy. George Romney of Michigan went to the Kremlin today and met with

of

Christ-

mas campaign and the opposing it, passed each

Premier Alexei N. Kosygin. Romney way nocomipanie’ by the U.S. Em sect Naty, Alorander ale Akalovsky, who

other other

Monday

night. There were no Incidents. A group of about 225 persons,

translated at one of the Glassby jeetings between Kospain and President Jima. ‘The meeting with Kosygiaw:

using the campaign to pressure businessmen

and

merchants

in-

the only one with a Soviet ote cial granted the Republican

presidential candidate during h two-day stay in Moscow. Since his arrival Monday, Romney has shied away from comment joviet issues. fils ardes indicated that the governor would say little or nothing

black Christmas slogans.

The other group was consmaller and included members of the Deacons for Defense, a Negro orgapization opposed to the black Christmas campaign. The Deacons grested shoppers with words “Merry Christmas” and passed out handbills stating: “We're for a red and green Christmas like it should be. Exercise your rights to celebrate ist’ rist’s birthday as you choose. siderably

about

of small craft

aecet apical a i sonndal

allegedly $16,000 of a $40,000 in award an $800,000 city | ing contract. while serving 3s commissioner. of water supply, gas and a

there are 42 Army officers in chi estimate the will take

v5.

fh val € transof the | portation across # the tyriver and for plans to id a new bridge.

several

said small craft will

drag “every inch" of the river bottom from ibe matigled’

his

| the Soviet premi Romney

WIFE ON SCENE—} Mrs. Zara Holt talks today with one of the men searching for her husband, Australian Prime Minister Harold E. Holt who disappeared Sunday while swimming the surf off Portsea, 37 miles south of Melbourne.

Wirephoto)

(AP

talk

with

is due to fly out of

Moscow "Wednesday | for Tel Aviv, Israel, to continue his world tour. le governor spent the mornIng t taking a ride on the Mosco subway,

looking

at

an

exhibit

on Soviet space achievements and being shown Lenin's

Thick Monsoon Clouds Curtail

in Red Square, Then

he

lunched

with

U.S.

Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thomson and the ambassadors of France, Britain, West Germany, Italy and Canad: @ governor, who ros SAIGON uM — Thick monprominence as "an ausomotis soon clouds began to settle over executive, passed up a Soviet ofNorth Vietnam again today, foc to visitas automobile plant. curtailing the brief resurgence “They are too out of date,” of heavy attacks on the North ha told a reporter, “They're in Vietnamese heartland — which the process of modernizing. cost the United States at least The governor wore only a light five planes te as many days. topcoat and went hatless on his A flurryof strikes went into tour of the elty wherethe tem was 10 degr | theje Hanoi area late Monday, DETROIT (AP) — The Gen- perature LANSING (AP) — Senate ma- and some missions again probe “a ‘At Lenit’s tomb, unheated like fority Republicans planned to decp this morning before the eral Motors Council of the the space exhibit, Ri caucus today on whether to ad- clr blanket began to close in United Auto Workers gave its his hands in his co expected approval to the new, frowning Journ the special legislative ses guard nudged hinr to pact with the giant sion Friday until Gov. | GeorgRe) US. headquarters reported three-year sinee church-like Motors Corp. Monday, remove isthem, Romney returns from his world| heavy damage shown in the tomb. fonday to Ha-| General tri ip. ut about 100 still unsettled lo- respect Hee comeled |noi's milelong Paul Doumer Another topic expected to Romney started his day by two over which cal contracts may cause problems for the world’s largest having breakfast with Marine come up was whether the Senate should tackle court reorgan- to the capital must pass. The auto maker early next year. bi a four-hour meeting, ization, which died in the House us. aries said a rain of theFollowing council voted overwhelming- Moscow subway, whose elabolast, week, while the House | 3, knocked out ly to recommend 380,000 UAW- rate Stalin - era Stations he orks on Gpen housing Jegista- thiree of the bridge's 19 ae Fepresented GM workers ratify praised as “impressive.” It was the fifth raid on Ordinary Resslans noticed the by Dec. » Bena majority leader Emil Doumer bridge and the Sco the pact ey are employed at 134 stir aroundhim but obviously Lockwood, Louis, said since Thursday. plants in 70 U. S. cities did not enw eho he was, The there has been talk among sen- U.S. headquarters also made about 100 of those plants still Soviet press has barely menators of introducing a resolution delayed announcement of the not resolved local con- tioned Romney and never publoss of a Navy Fa Phantom ie have tracts. lished a photo of him. in raids last Saturday and s: ncil set Jan, 9 as a oe ihe glass-roofed space exhlth hwo exewmen Werepipiewed target date, but not a strike t, ions. y a helicopter after, para-| deadline for solving these | shi Lockwood said there Is some chuting 1 Into the ‘Tonkin Gulf. Te contracts, The union's Interna- ‘ate orale and kept this country feeling that Romney's presence was the .S. combat plane tional Executive Board later neck in the space race could expedite passage of such inerAmierean commana) has ad- will consider strike authoriza- with ihe United States. major agenda items as open mitted losing over the North needed. housing “and eourt reorganiza- North Vietnam clalmed at tion, @ if mew national contract, least 22 American planes were which closely follows the pat“The majority leader sald he own since the break in tern established by UAV W settle had been asker ments won earlier at Ford Modiciary Committee | tor Robert Richardson, R-Saginaw, rine jets (o retura In foree to the would raise workersYy wagesCorpand to tissu ‘the Possibility of take Mangi-Haiphong area, The fringe benefits by $1 an hour ing up court reorg: ‘ommand so far has reported over three years, The old Big five planes lost, with one flier Three Average was $4.70 an eR illed, six others missing and our. ur He said the Senate might find, rescues Local work stoppages halted (AP) — PresIas did the House, that “once we three Despite the I Amerlean aulo production at Ford and dentWASHINGTON Johnson will journey 10,000 nization on the officers were satisfied with the got courit could be pretty hard to miles to attend memorial servtrack, since ‘Thursda: ices for Prime Minister Harold get If off to take up something resulig suid the raids caused extensive

Heavy Att Attacks

On North

Viet

UAW Okays New Pact

Republicans Caucus On Adjournment“*

With GM

LBJ Will

Pink Elephant On

d Marens’of the Way To Viemam Philippines and Presi- LANSING uA giant pink dent Chany Park of South elephant is on its way to VietKorea. eae would altend the “Melbourne serie nam today—a

lamage idges,

to Hanoi’s

(wo

major

Pay ‘Tribute To Holt

of the larga number bargaining units.

of

local

Transplant Patient In Serious Condition

jervic also, O'Brien from his mother in W. Va. wreckage of the collapsed Silver they would hold en’ informal Lansing. CAPE TOWN, South Africa summit conference with JohnBridge to the Gallipolis, dam u son and Australian leaders on Michael, now 18, treasured a|(AP) — Heart transplant pa1 oper- mi litile, - stuffed pink clephant| tent Louis Washkansky is "in of the war. ation on the Ohio River today in Meanwhile, federal aoa state theIalonsed prosecutionsoatces as a child kid-a very serious condition,”” his in London when city an attempt to find the bodies of seciats from West the Seabury im British Prime Minister ded his mother, Mrs. Eva Dal-|dectora sald today, but they those the suspension | Vi jinia enous. spre (ow she made him|added they have not given up St the erly 1asi's, that Ted to Herold ‘Wilson might also fly to ton, the resignation of Mayor James feel inecesre wien. sho. tossed [Rope for kn Australia. L Cc. Botha said there J. Walker. Deputy Prime Minister John ‘out the sailed creature 12 years bodies since the Friday disashae id been “a very dramatic de:| Mcliwea, leader of the Country ago. ter. Civil Defense officials esti- sm

BUEASANT,

Tel Aviv

| Nex ct Stop On Tour

Milwaukee

Means “Commitice about awfully good-looking ne analyst said of Monday's reports of the sha est rise In personal income in more than two years and the fifth straight monthly advance in home building. "These reports from the Commerce Department followed 1nnouncements 1 e Molten Iron biggest jump in industeial. ut. put in three years, the sharpest {nop in the unemployment Tate in six years and a 1.5 per cent Kills Three, rise im retail sales which wiped ‘out most of October's decline. When Johnson submitted the Injures 30 surcharge proposal to Congress had hoped (o HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Tons on Aug.theirS, offielals arguments for pas. of molten pig iron dumped by back sage with strong accident kiled ‘tees men and expanding “menemy Beaded for njured 30 at the Armco steel mill The signs'were there but were ‘The metal, heated to 2,000 deespecially when grees Fahrenheit, spilled 40 feet inconsistent, Ford Motor Co. from a giant ladie Manday into workers in atthe September. The copan open hearth area and splat-| struck strike ard anather by steel tered 120 feet. to the slowdown Leo Bell }, and Houston H. statistical Kreuger, 55, both of Houston, in But during November the ma-

Six Killed

PRICE 10 CENTS

j Marches In

tion fresh ammunition when it resumes its bid for the sur-

shares before the House Ways

14 PAGES.

19, 1967

Christmas

But the economic data now in

38,

ews

Gov. Romney A rrives In Moscow For Talks ‘With Premier Kosygin

any good during the congre Sionaf session weich ended last Friday.

Fred Cirillo,

alin

TRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER

Experts Say Economy

said

Zemperetere

ron Mountain — Maxtmuna noon today, 30, ro , ss; noon (At Filtfatlon Plant) ‘tay 3

Forecast ,

FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO. 213

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The

Holt of joer pearance wi

whose disapwimming he

Tourned as a personal loss and scricl tragedy. nson is to leave Andres air’ Force Base at noon toda’ ial jet on tho 30 our rip to Melbourne, Mrs. Johnsaa will not make the trip. fohnson will arrive in Melbourne on muuraany,

Australian

pick up a day by wholesale grocer, who devel- time. He will the International Date oped ung complications on Sat- grossing ne. Holt, 59, a close personal he, Botha said although there frend of Johnson and a staunch wero various possible explans- backer of firm U.S. Australian Uons for the rease in ties, vanish jay while kansky’s white blood eu, an swimming and skindiving In the ages likely a process of rejec- ocean south of Me! tn. a taking pl ‘Allhough Holt's body has not So Mrs, Dalton paid $25 for a crease" in Washkansky’s white tha added that the rejec- been recovered, the large, pink, stuffed elephant to carpuscle count in the past 24 tion process-might be affecting has prime minister announ yer son for Christmas. hours and a transfusion was such as th ices will be held Friday In Mel. until Holt's Liberal party, inrger member of the Liberal- oe one she would enclose planned. i and circulating white bourne and that Deputy Pr coalition, elects a new postage so Mike can return it The doctors on Monday night blood cells’? rather than the Minister John McEwen will be eart eer was transplanted party leader and prime minis- to her if the elephant embar- reported a deterioration in tral best Tw as interim tec at a meeting Jan. 9. rasseq him, " gondition of Bi-year-pld!Intq


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