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SNOW MANTLE John Pnstka shovels White House driveway
snowfall of the season blanketed Washington.
Western States Said
Being 'Cheated' Out
Of Highway Funds
tyashinfton
A group of I
(jreBtgrn aenators and congress
men cbtTged Thursday that the
federal government is "cheat
ing" their states out of "vitally
needed" highway construction
funds.
They said new formula for
apportioning money to states
which contain national forests is
CJtotJiy unfair" and "discrimina-
toryr
In making the charges, the
northwest legislators incurred
the wrath of other senators and
congressmen from the West.
They also drew a heated state
ment from a government spokes
man who denied that "under
handed" mtehods were used in
ettingMip the formula.
The complaints came from
Sens. James E. Murray and Mike
Mansfield of Montana, Warren
G. Magnuson and Henry M.
Jacfceon of Washington and Rich
ard" L. Neuberger of Oregon.
Crumpled Trsin?
Yield More Bodies
London (IP) Steelworkers
searching for four to nine more
bodies cut foot by foot today
Into the last crumpled railroad
car remaining at the site of
Wednesday's disastrous train
wreck.
The first body brought out this
morning, mangled almost beyond
recognition, brought the death
toll to 93. Another 177 were
injured, 110 of them seriously.
Emergency crews worked on
the wreckage through the second
successive night looking for the
bodies and trying to clear the
track eight miles southeast of
London.
British officials opened an in
vestigation to determine wheth
er mechanical or human failure
caused the accident. However,
they were not able to question
the steam locomotive engineer,
William Trew, 61, immediately.
He was bedridden at home with
injuries and had not been told
the full extent of the catastrophe
Early today they hauled away
the steam locomotive of the
twin that plowed into a jam
packed electric commuter spe
cial in inky fog two days ago.
Late Thursday other parts of the
two trains were towed away.
Punishment Changes
At MacLaren Revealed
Portland IW The new su
perintendent of MacLaren school
for boys near Woodburn told
law enforcement officers here
Thursday that some forms of
discipline previously used at the
school have been abolished.
Amos E. Reed spoke at a meet
ing of the state Prison, Sheriffs
and District Attorneys Associa
tions. He said that forms of disci
pline known as the, "squats" and
"on the bones" had been abo
lished. Squats consisted of the
offender squatting up and down
until he fell on his face or faint
ed, Reed said. The other method
was resting on the knees and el
bows for long periods.
Reed also said he has abolish
ed leg irons and handcuffs he
found in use when he arrived at
the school.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COVRT
Garth L. Diederich, disobeyed traf
fic signal. So.
Robert Willard Smith, no tail lights.
$5.
William Eugene Brown, violation of
basic rule, S10
Florance Joseph Hall, violation of
basic rule. S10.
Rollin Pete Hageman. lane usage,
$5.
DISTRICT COIRT
Carl McKinley Dallas, violation ba
nc rule. $10.
Chester Lawrence Stark, passing
with insufficient clearance. $15.
Raymond Ronald Rodgers, failure to
stop at stop sign. S10.
Gerald LeRoy Bishop, failure to
stop at stop sigh, S10.
Robert Harry Bauman, failure to
stop at stop sign. S10.
. William Lawrence Hall Jr., no li
cense on motor vehicle, $15.
They were joined by Reps.
Charles O. Porter (Ore.) and Lee
Metcalf and Leroy Andersen
(Mont.). All are Democrtas.
In separate statements, the
legislators attacked a recent de
cision by the Agriculture and
Commerce departments revising
a fund distributing formula that
that been in effect since 1922.
Each year congress appropri
ates money, in addition to that
voted for federal aid to highway
construction, to build roads in
national forest states. During fis
cal 1958 a total of $30 million
was allocated for this purpose.
In general, the Northwest sen
ators and congressmen com
plained that although the need
for highway construction in
their national forests has in
creased the new formula either
gives them less money or sharp
ly reduces the increases thy had
expected.
Neuberger and Porter, for ex
ample, said that under the old
50-50 formula Oregon would
have received $6,151,766 for the
year starting next July 1. They
said that under the new formula
the state would get only $4,306,
115. A spokesman for the Agricul
ture Department, who defended
the new formula as "completely
equitable," said the Oregon leg
islators failed to point out that
their state will be getting more
money in fiscal '59 than it is get
ting in '58.
Georgia Blast
Victims Sought
Villa Rica, Ga. Pi Civil De
fense crews resumed their search
at dawn today for victims of a
booming gas explosion that level
ed five buildings Thursday in
the heart of this small textile
town.
When exhausted workers were
ordered away from the scene
Thursday night to get some rest,
Civil Defense officials had count
ed 16 victims. Only 12 bodies
had been identified, however.
Fourteen persons were hospital
ized. The blast, followed by fire,
came in mid-morning Thursday,
when the town's business section
was crowded with shoppers. In
vestigators said it apparently
was caused by a leaking gas line
in a drug store on the main
street.
The drug store is a favorite
eating place of textile workers,
one resident told United Press,
and the blast occurred about 30
minutes before the store would
have been filled with customers.
National Guardsmen patrolled
the blast area during the night
to prevent looting and the sec
tion was roped off to keep away
hundreds of persons who flocked
in 'to watch the search.
One of the last bodies recov
ered Thursday was that of Bobby
Roberts, 12, found in a dentist
chair which had been buried in
the rubble.
HEADS OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
Naples. Fla. OT Pat Yea
ger, local recreation director,
has been named chairman of the
United States Women's Olympic
Committee for the 1960 games
at Rome, Italy.
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Course on Algeria
United Nations (IP) The Unit
ed Nations appeared to be ready
today to adopt a middle-road
course on Algeria as suggested
by the United States.
Western observers expected
that a compromise resolution,
embodying essentially the ideas
of a draft introduced Thursday
by Latin countries of Europe and
South America, would be sub
mitted to the main political com
mittee today.
Hope for Peace
The Latin resolution sponsor
ed by Argentina. Brazil, Cuba,
the Dominican Republic, Italy,
Peru and Spain would "express
again the hope that ... a peace
ful, democratic and just solution
will be found" for the three-year-old
guerrilla war against France
in Algeria.
Both France and its Arab op
ponents questioned certain intro
ductory phrases. But Iranian
Ambassador Nasrolla Entezam
suggested it might very well
be approved unanimously "if
amended somewhat."
The greatest opposition came
from the Soviet Union. Russian
Ambassador Arkady A. Sobolev
contended it "defends the old
and obsolete cause of colonial
ism." Vole Expected Today
The committee met this morn
ing to work out the differences
and it approved there would be
a vote sometime late today.
Another resolution, introduced
by 17 of the 29 members of the
Afro-Asian bloc, would "recog
nize that fhe principle of self
determination is applicable to
the Algerian people."
It was possible such a resolu
tion would get a majority vote
in the Political Committee but
it was unlikely it could muster
the two-thirds vote necessary in
the General Assembly.
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