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Show Sunday Herald 10. SUNDAY, DEmrBER 21. 1959. ir""W yy., iimm.., " W ' 1 "" ' Winter Storms Focus On the Pacific States Grand Jury Indicts 35 Alleged Members of By United Press International ,Blue Canyon, Call!., more than the early winter storm 14 inches Friday as high battering tie Pacific states 'winds drove locally heavy ll since Tuesday continued against the coast and was Minor flooding day while storm activity in the inland. areas. some in Northeast abated . reported Three of seven Navy sailors Snow .Hurries continued from whose small patrol boat cap- - the Great Lakes and central sized in gale force winds and Appalachians to New England high seas off the California Saturday but the storm had lost coast we hospitalized. Four most of its intensity, other Navy patrol boats were One to three inches of snow 'was expected in northeast Ohio, sunk in the storm. Guerneville, Calif., had more western Pennsylvania aid wes- than four inches of rain and tern New York on top of Sarur-rainfa- 'Weatherman' Faction ilTIt CHICAGO A and resisting arrest; Flanagan allegedly attacked assistant corporation counsel Richard Elrod during the October denryistrstions. Elrod as hospitalized with a broken' neck. Charges against the others ranged from aggravated ry to mob action and resisting, rr, battery special grand jury has indicted 35 alleged members of the Weaih- erman faction of Students for a Democratic Society in connec- tion ;th demonstrations it termed 'a planned insurrection mob action." 'There is no question that the faction of SDS is a revolutionary Marxist-Leniniorganization dedicated to the w our oNcruirow vioiem present form of government and the creaton of a Godless communistic s o e i e t y," the grand jury report said fnaay. New Yorker Indicted One of those indicted, Brian Flanagan, 23, New York, as charged ith aggravated batte-- Legionnaires, Auxiliary at Yule Party Legionnaires and Auxiliary of the Dean Mendenhall Provo Post 1' held their annual Ameri can Legion Christmas Party in Veter the beautifully-decorate- d ans Center. Eighty-fiv- e persons enjoyed a turkey dinner and an inter esting urogram under the di rection of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd who W. Reynolds, were assisted by officers and committeemen. J. Bruce Clark, post adjutant, served as master of ceremonies. A highlight of an interesting program was the appearance of the "Our Gang Singers" under the direction of Marie Peter son. The group, consisting of some youngsters in costume, sang series of Christmas songs in terestingly and effectively to the delight of the audience. Also featured were Ronnie Clark, vocal solos, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Vera Clark; piano selections by Robert Ogle and Royal Neilson; and community singing. Several guests and dignitaries were introduced. The evening wound up with the Legion and Auxiliary's traditional "bingo" series. 30 fit S 'r i I r-- t . . . t '. T j .i j a snc-Ia- ll h Friday. Scattered thunderstorm activity dropped locally heavy rains arrest. ' from southeastern Texas to Most of the charges stemmed Louisiana and Alabama. Beau from an Oct II march trora Tex., had more than mont, the Haymarket Square trough inches of rain Friday. do wntoura area. Several persons A high pressure system over K ere injured during the march the midlands brought clear and I and storejront wuxlows in the I ..- -. i weather from the Southdry area smashed. were Loop west across the central Plains ConfronUtioi ,to the Southeast and Mid- Coun- Demonstrators also engaged CHICAGO (UPD-Co- ok Atlantic Showers region today. in a spree 'ty state's attorney Edward V. chilled .a, a the weekend for res- tmfcM in, the North Near plush through 1 p?er Mj6assW Side on Oct. I. PRESIDENT NIXON WALKS to White House from his work-lu- g an expanded Cabinet meeting for year-en- d reports.. At right 14 Chicago policemen assigned'?? ofKl? generally warmer to "The confrontation . . . was a office his the office in the Executive Office Building, which is next it H. R. Haldeman, presidential assistant (Herald-LP- I Ver deliberate and planned attempt door to the Executive Mansion. He was enroute to attend Justice Department Tprelimin- In? Telephoto). into to disrupt the city government, ary investigation -- J'J-; create much havoc through slayings of Black Panthert destructive damage to property Fred Party leaders, Hanptonir Uses and Mark Clark. and to discredit and cause degrees at BrownsviDe, Tex. to even death harm U.S. Attorney General John bodily law enforcement agencies," the X. Mitchell has announced report said. uiai a leoerai grana wry ana a DALLAS rtTPn-Ke- nnv "This statement, wife the gent, 63, a crooner almost as.seveMnan team, of government A exception ot tne disruption ot PHILADELPHIA (UPIt well known in the eolden see of attorneys will investigate tne the city government and deatii stray .Dec- - 4 raid. Mitchell said the aDout to give birth to popular muuc as Bing Crosby to law enforces, was actually a utter selectee a parked and Frank Sinatra, died in a'prehmtoary investigation had police Innt "nrorfiicd amr mpanmirfiil Yt carried out according to plan car for a matemitv ward P.1..-- J i l (UPI)-- A. ANGELES However, Part says i LOS Irelti because seVeral witnW The plan vas published many Fridav nieht. months in advance by the SDS Sgt. Joseph Rantuccio re former prosecutor for the statobot decided on declined to cooperate venue wuuige w and other factions, including turned to his car parked at the ana county was namea Dy a w see " van nouten eators the militant Weatherman fac 11th mil Utiartvn Ctc nstlis-- iSUDeiW court judge to WOi ; and during TAIPEI (UPli-T- he 19, tried separftely. He called Houston, United Pellets Found tion. Va? station in South Philadelphia;1. , States and Nationalist China case a work of The renort nraised In other the! . r developments. i ii was almost as well known as sut 1UUIIU UIC U1UI1V1LCU LKiaaClI " i conducted a joint sea and air owlr a"a the Chicago Police Department ger had given birth to three ( TPv o Afwnmiectnn fun mrs u the Casa Loma knnlv c:.i ii.. the . cf ou member m uuu uicui search for a missing American u . wtile uic a uncicsi , uiii TT the demonstrations, ,os M t during at found in hapw the pellets ne wroie;" Air Force KQ35 tanker plane Family," B. Sirhan for the murder of song, smoKe mngs. saying police "conducted them-jdroto the Socety for the ncmadic "Manson "Tumblme Tumbleweeds," an Hampton, 21, and dark, 22, Sen. Robert F. are which of members Kennedy. Saturday but found no trace of pother selves in a most exemplary and West Side where apartment other hit of the era. in inn .'vmiihi onviv iniinpfiAi to likes sex "The see so manner in public and restrained fired in the direction of police, the aircraft Animals headquarters and movie stars and violence," were killed indicated shots were The plane has been missing doing prevented complete attendants made the final count Tate murders. in Houten Van over the Formosa Strait sinct Miss be said. appeared file either to 29 Dec. chaos." until noon 10 puppies. The police involved in fee court for a substitution of Miss Atkins already has a or extradition The report offered several her to protest raid contend they were fired on Friday morning. A U.S. attorneys and neard Judge pleaded innocent to seven allow her to be orougni oere ror recommendations, including by the nine occupants of the would not military spokesman William B. Kenne appoint 38- - counts of murder. Others m the trial. " say how many publication of "the financial apartment The seven survivors crewmen were Marvin L. Part to case, are in year-ol- d aboard the out ot The sixft suspect, Charles D.' and commumsLc connections of raid the custody police allege handle her defense. the SDS and other subversive state. Patricia KrenwinkeL 22, Watson, is in Texas awaiting a burst In firing end singled out plane. The normal number of arrest is in Mobile, Ala., where a Jan. 5 extradition hearing in The pretty teen-age- r, crew for a KC135 is four. factions," support for police, Hampton and Clark for ed in a raid on the cult's desert judge has given her attorney .Houston. and praise for "the silent raruh mmmnnp at thp edp of students who are on the side of WASHINGTON (UPISen. twu VMm The crime commission report - rhaed with )law and order.' Price Frank E. Moss, was released at the same time says he murders of Rosemary and The jury also recommended is appalled at President Nixon as a report by the Chicago LaBianca. who were slain "The teaching in all schools of threat to veto the Health, Edu internal police two investigation 10, in their home days Aug. the meaning of law anj order cation and Welfare division which concluded that appropria after the Sharon Tate murders and of the proper respect for tions bill and that the action police "used lawful means to Resume Monday the and raises flag. Newspaper overcome the assault" about the Presquestions of the clan, The leader television coverage of the ident's sense of Police Supt James Conlisk, 1NEW proirities. YORK (UPI)-T- he Charles Manson, 35, and four proper display of the flag and Nxon threatened to veto the made a net yearly income of who released the By ROBERT BUCKHORN Van not Miss Iiead of the nation's largest including others, of American pride of country HEW money bill because law Houten, have been charged with WASHINGTON (UPI) --Con between $576 million to more statement, said he would have steel producer says steel users would be helpfuL the jury makers made it too big. Senate-- both the LaBianca murders and sumer advocate Kaipn waoer than $1 billion during the past no further comment on the can expect rising prices again said. House negotiation maae cuts th fiv- - slayings in the Tate protested Saturday that the six years. matter. The statement said the next year to meet increased ir. the bill, which still carres a nation's railroads are annually Nader said the Public Health "investigation of this incident labor costs. $20 billion price tag for a year's) van Houten was ordered dumping 200 million pounds oj Service was concerned about shows no misconduct by fee "You can't have wag "intimidat- operation of the Labor Depart- increases and not have price arDear m court aeain human wastes over tens 0f the hazard but was police officers involved." ment, HEW, Office of Economic jMonday with Manson and Linda thousands of miles of tracks, ed bv the Association of increases. It's not in the Investigation Head Railroads (AAR) The escalation of the Justice books," said Edwin 1L ouier 20, to be arraigned .througn railroad stations, over American upponuniiy ana Gott, which was intent on perpetuat cies. was necessa- - board chairman of U.S. Steel and to enter pleas. Department probe bridges and along reservoirs. "I am appalled," Moss said. Part was a deputy state In a ktter to Health, ing the freedom of enterprise to ry, Mitchell said, because a Corp. defacate on open land and in number of responsible citizens Gott cited "He (the President) demands attorney general for a year and Thursday up to a 9 Welfare Secretaand Education stations." crowded be boosted Court. that a budget surplus have questioned whether mis per cent increase in labor costs a deputy district attorney for Justice John R. Starkey by denying funds for our school, Los Angeles County from 1960 ry Robert Finch, Nader urged A spokesman for the AAR incident may have involved the which steelmakers will be denied a plea for probation for medical research, for public to 1966. He is now in private the government to crack down said that research by fee denial of federally protected paying next August under th from Mrs. Towns' attorney, welfare, for hospitals and forjDractiee and will be raid bv fee on his "repulsive corporate industry organization showed rights." third step of their contract with Nader said busses that the sewage was not a the United Steelworkers of countv. Miss Van Houten was practice." Joseph Solovei, despite Solovei's older Americans. and airplanes were barred, by health hazard. Chemical devi EATING-OUAmerica. argument mat a prison term "Where, I ask, are the T represented by Don APPETITE were beg installed on new "could be sure death" for his dent's priorities? He chokes on ald Barnett, a private counsel. the Public Health Service from Henrv J. Wallace. U.S. Steel'i but 'the. sewage dumping cars, the spokesman It requires 34 billion pounds executive vice Dresident-com- passengers a gnat and swallows a camel. client "Likes" Public The Case outside me also said, bf food annually to satisfy thelmercial, exanswered a After Friday's hearing, Part railroads remain flatly "This inoffensive - looking, ". . .Because Congress hasfunclaw." that told Finch Nader But American puoiic's eaung-ou- t ercised constitutional its his newsmen ap- - rer ter's question to 1970 pries believed be told . g grandmotherto Nader, the every war about 3,000 tocomo-- petite. The food service indus- - prospects bv saying mat prices type senior citzen does not uon oi appropnaung runas ior client could get a fair trial in According could switch toltives and cabooses were put try uses almost 20 of all thei"must go ' up. We have to .railroads for deserve probation," Starkey treated systems at a into operation "and over 98 per food produced in the United recover labor cost increases, at said. "I can't permit her to the inadequate budget requests Susan Denise Atkins. 21. the chemically COSt He cent of the toilets in these States. of about $3,750,000. Sl.5! of bv some hreakin who President the informer helned a ininimum.' walk out of mis courtroom . termed this & "trivial expendi- - brana new vehicles emptied She was causing the death of billion, Mr. Nixon says he must ling the case, has said he will veto the bill to 'curb infla-lsee- k a change of venue because to"5" tor an Industry that has directly onto the tracks." other people's children." I " Moss said. of the tion,' a publicity about the case. Mrs. Towns, ENDS WED. wearing simple blue dress and with her white hair neatly arrangea, TODAY FROM 1:30 P.M. MERRY CHRISTMAS displayed no emotion. mm ii l lTTSI? 1 He's the The judge said she had a STARTS TeCHNICOtORPANAVISION that record fees! indicating A previous CHRISTMAS DAY private she "graduated from gambling to narcotics where there is business. more money." I OUR SPECIAL Towns was When Mrs. CHRISTMAS arrested Sept. 9, along with 73 n-L N iTOta vhk rSl TREAT FOR others, Brooklyn District Attor All THE ney Eugene Gold said she had WINNER ACADEMY AWARDS! been "selling heroin, amphetaFAMILY! mines (pep pills) and barbituto rates (sleeping drugs) schoolchildren probably for I w HH .1 i tf . Denies Police 7 ; j two-inc- li Interference ' With Probe window-smashin- g j . ii !le'but v7Si thefts!ft5L2L. Heart Attack Claims Crooner Defender Named for Girl Stray Dog Police Car as Member of 'Manson Famil Charged in Double Murder Maternity Ward Search Fails Lost Plane r' hasitm To Locate " te thejOa m ife ij n,l Utah Demo Raps Nixon h, Steel Nader Protests Dumping Of Wastes on Railroad Routes s',,. Hike Forecast to Pay Labor Cost w. Elderly Woman Gets Prison Term for Peddling Heroin NEW YORK (UPI)-- A grandmotherly "fe male Fagin" was sentenced Friday to five years imprison ment for selling heroin and other dangerous drugs to children. Minnie Towns pleaded guilty to the criminal selling of drugs 1l State Supreme (Superior) VILLA THEATJU 4tM0l ISO l. Man STARTS THURS. DEC. 25th a Presi-lprevious- ly I PICTURE OF THE I ffi ! m Police called Mrs. Towns a after the Charles Dickens character who I trained children to steal, because she employed a net work of teen-ag- e messengers inj activities. her "female aST1T Z' f 3 ' .F .' V$TJ?iS W Ta t&rr. 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