Sen. Goldwater
Raps Reservists
Who Complained
J MADRID, Spain Iff) — Sen.
arry Goldwater, returning to
Washington Tuesday night, leaves
behind a sharp criticism of U.S.
Army reservists who complained
because they were called back to
duty during the Berlin crisis.
The Arizona Republican, in a
news conference Monday, said
those who complained were “a
bitching bunch of freeloaders.” He
noted that they had signed up
to receive pay for regular drills
while in reserve status, but then
squawked, as he put it, when
called to active duty.
Goldwater is a brigadier gen
eral in the Air Force reserve. He
came to Spain with Sen. Howard
Cannon, (D-Nev.), and Jack Mil
ler, (R-Iowa), also reserve offi
cers. They inspected U.S. bases
in Spain and visited Capt. Gen.
Agustin Munoz Grandes, head of
the Spanish armed forces.
A group of American high
school students in Spain, some
wearing “I like Goldwater” but
tons, saw the Arizona senator.
A spokesman told him: “We
wanted to call ourselves the
‘Goldwater for President Club in
Spain’ but because most of our
fathers are with U.S. military
units or the U.S. Embassy in
Madrid we decided it was better
to take the name *Virginia Stu
dent Committee for Constitutional
Government’.”
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Former Heavyweight
Champ Joe Louis Hopes
To Become a Matchmaker
LOS ANGELES UP — Former
heavyweight boxing champion Joe
Louis hopes to become a Los
Angeles matchmaker, and wants
to sign heavyweight champion
Ifloyd Patterson and Sonny Lis
ton for one of his early .promo
tions.
L6uis flew east for a meeting
Tuesday in New York with Gus
ID’Amato, hoping to line up Pat
terson for a June outdoor fight.
He plans to talk with Liston in
Philadelphia.
Louis announced Sunday the
formation of the United World
Enterprises Inc. Hie organiza
tion plans to stage two title fights
a year here. The group is head
ed by businessman John L. Horn.
Man-In-Orbit Flights
Planned for Every 60 Days
CLEVELAND, Ohio UP — The
United States will follow its first
manned orbital space flight that
is planned for next month with
similar man-in-orbit flights every
60 days, a space official says.
James Webb, Administrator of
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, said at a
dinner here last night frequent
manned orbital flights will be
needed to accumulate data on the
phenomenon of weightlessness and
its effects on human beings. This
will determine whether to speed
up or slow down the next U.R.
step in space with a two-man
craft.
GENEVA UP — The Intema
tional Committee of the Red
Cross said Monday 1t has no re
port of alleged unhumanitarian
acts in 'Catanga.
A spokesman said the com
mittee’s man in Katanga “had
made no public statement on the
subject of alleged observations or
the conduct of the military opera
tions.”
He refused to confirm or deny
opposing charges that UN. forces
fired on a hospital or that Ka
tangan troops used Red Cross
! marked vehicles for fighting.
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Jaycees Nip Nanooks 41-33
Hornets Clip ANB 74-31
In the preliminary game of last
rfight’s twin bill at the Nome
High School gym, the Jaycees
took the measure of the Nanooks
41-33.
The score was close throughout
the game, and at halftime the
Jaycees were leading 22-17. Dick
McCormick of the Jaycees and
Stanley Andersen of the Nanooks
were high scorers with 11 points
each.
The Polar Hornets defeated the
ANB in the second game 74-51.
The Hornets led 16-9 at the end
of the first quarter, and were
never in trouble. Although Tony
Willoya only played during the
second and fourth quarters, he
racked up a total of 34 points for
the Hornets. Chuck Fagerstrom
led the ANB with 24.
Next Friday ACS meets the
Merchants at 7:30 and the High
School plays the Hornets at 9:00.
NANOOKS
FG FT PF TP'
Ailak 2 0 0 4
Bahnke 4008
Wittie 10 0 2
Chunn 0 0 3 0
Okitkon 10 12
Cannon 3036
Andersen 5 1 3 11
JAYCEES
FG FT PF TP
Hahn 6 0 1 10
Harwood 0 0 10
Bell, G. 4 2 0 10
Kost 4 2 1 10
McCormick 3 5 2 11
Engstrom 0 0 10
HORNETS
FG FT PF TP
Bell, D. 2 0 2 4'
Bell, H. ’028
Castel 6 0 0 12
Willoya 15 4 0 34
.Luke 2 0 0 4
11 Bell, J. 10 12
' Green 10 12
Fagerstrom 4 0 2 8
ANB
FG FT PF TP
Nershak 4 119
Dickson 3 0 4 6
Fagerstrom 10 4 ’24
Trigg 2 0 2 4
Kasgnoc 2 0 14
Snyder 1002
LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Polar' 4 1
Jaycees 3 1
- Merchants 2 1
ACS 2 2
High School 2 3
ANB 0 5
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Cancer’s annual U. S. toll: two
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Santa Gaus Hauled Into Court for
Breaking Blue Laws in Pennsylvania
PENNDKL, Pa. (JPl — Santa |
Claus was hauled into court, ac
cused of breaking a law 167 years
old, but almost 'before anyone
could say “'Rudolph the rednosed
reindeer” he was free as the
north wind again.
The judge — a squire, or justice
of the peace, really — who all
along acted as if someone had
mislaid the Christmas spirit,
apolgized Monday night to the
ruddy defendant for all the fuss.
Santa, in the genial person of
Earl Steger, 58, was arrested Sun
day as he was listening to the
kids pour out their holiday wish
es at Butch’s Discount Market.
Police Chief Wm. Riempp and
Sgt. Norman Rigby told him he i
was playing hob with the Blue
Laws, which forbid the sale of
non-essentials on Sunday.
But to get Santa on the rap,
since he was selling nothing, the
authorities had to invoke the
bluer code of 17M rather than
the revised version of 1959. Under
the old, old law it is unlawful
to be gainfully employed on Sun
day.
Said Riempp: “The old Blue
Law has never been repealed, and
I have the option of making an
arrest under either or both of
these laws.”
Four of St. Nick’s helperf -were
cited on the same charges. Their
cases are pending.
Agitation for a crackdown on
Blue Law violators has been com
ing from a Bucks County Ethical1
Business Practices Committee. A
spokesman for this group com
. mented ruefully, however, that
arresting Santa was more than had
been bargained for, “making us
look like Scrooges.”
As Santa arrived in red suit
and white whiskers and stood at
the bar of justice, with his missus
alongside him, Squire Wm. Oet
tinger said: “This is very embar
rassing.”
The Squire went on: “I’ve never
had anything like this in my
court before. Having Santa Chius
arraigned, I mean. It is most
upsetting.”
Santa just stood silent, smiling
wide, now and then folding Mrs.
Santa’s hand in his own.
His lawyer did the talking:
“Your honor, my client shouldn’t
■be here. Plainly, he is without
guilt or guile. What crime is he
charged with? I’ll tell you —
simply wanting to do good for
children. Heinous, isn’t it?”
After listening to both pro
secution and defense, the Squire
hastened to say: “It gives me
great honor to discharge this de
fendant. This is the last place
Santa Claus belongs. Gainful em
ployment, indeed! Everybody
knows Santa Claus gives, that he'
doesn’t take.” He shook hands
with Santa and his wjfe.
Steger, who has been Santa to
, thousands of children at the store
in the last three years, is a build
ing superintendent.
“I have a great love for chil
dren.” he said, “and I’d probably
play Santa even if I didn’t get
I paid for it. The happiness of the
1 kids is pay enough.”
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