NIXON ARRIVES IN HAWAII Vice President and Mrs. open a nationwide presidential campaign in Honolulu.
Richard M. Nixon and Sen. Hiram Fong (R-Hawaii) pose . . .
with little hula girls on their arrival from Los Angeles to , (UPI Telephoto)
Nixon Takes Presidential Campaign
To Far Corners of Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu -IUPII- Vice Presi
dent Richard Nixon beamed
his; presidential campaigning
today Into the remotest
reaches of this far-flung island
state as he backed up his
pledge to campaign anywhere
and everywhere as the GOP
presidential nominee.
Nixon believes that even
the smallest slate may decide
what he sees as a hairline
November contest and he is
pitching hard for Hawaii's
three electoral votes.
First in History
Already, Nixon Is the first
presidential nominee to cam
paign Hawaii in all of its
proud history. He set out to
day on a schedule that would
make him the first nationally
elected official tv visit more
than two of Hawaii's five ma
jor islands.
Although some 70 per cent
of the people and votes are
on the island of Oahu, Nixon
scheduled island hopping vis
its and handshaking tours of
such lesser known islands as
Kauai and, Mnul as well as
the "big island" of Hawaii, the
area hereabouts hardest hit
Climbers Conquer
Granite Wall of
Colorado Peak
Estes Park, Colo. - IUPD -Two
Californians set their
sights toward new goals today
after conquering the Dia
mond, a previously uncllmbed
1,000 -foot vertical granite
wall on the east face of 14,-256-foot
Longs Peak.
Teacher Robert F, Kamps,
27, North Hollywood, and
David Rearlck, 28, a Pasa
dena mathematician, crawled
over the top of the Diamond
Wednesday afternoon, and
hiked up the last 250 feet to
the top of the mountain.
The Californians began
their assault of the cliff, the
last tinclimbcd major moun
tain face in the United States,
Monday. They made only 400
feet the first day. Cold drove
them back to spend, the night
at a grassy meadow beneath
the towering wall.
Hopes Secured
They started out again
Tuesday on the tension climb,
using ropes secured to steel
pitons pounded into the moun
tain face to pull themselves
up, and got about two-thirds
of the way up the slope.
They spent the night roped
to a narrow ledge on the over
hanging face of the cliff.
The last 300 feet of the
Diamond, which Kaps and
Rearick negotiated Wednes
day, were the toughest, due
to the face which sloped back
6 per cent from vertical and
left them hanging from their
ropes.
Once to the top of the cliff,
however, they bounded easily
up to the top of Longs Peak,
and signed the guest register
of persons who have climbed
the peak before by easier
' routes.
RB-47 Pilot Buried at Arlington
Washington-flJPD-The RB-47 I neral services will be held i place was left
pilot shot down and killed by
the Russians in the East-West
war that's not always cold to
day receives a last tribute
from his. comrades and a
hero's burial from his coun
try.: '
Air Force MaJ. Wlllard G.
Palm, .39, was to be laid to
rest with full military honors
in Arlington National Ceme
tery at 10:30 a.m. (p.s.t.). Fu
by tidal waves following Wednesday to the thunderous
Chile's earthquake. His sched- roars of the islanders. He and
ule today spanned some 300 his wife had rested only brief
miles, ly after a tough 21-hour sched
The vice president arrived ule Tuesday, but appeared
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Stock Prices Lower
Along Broad Front;
Steels Top
. New York - IUPD - The stock
market moved lower along a
broad front again today.
, Steels , featured , losses of
more'than 1 in Youngstown
Sheet'and a small fraction In
U. S. Steel. Bethlehem and
Republic were firm,' .
Autos changed little from
the day before with Ameri
can Motors and Chrysler un
changed, and General Motors
and Ford down a bit.
Lionel rose a point. The
company is making a bid for
a bigger stake in the elec
tronic market and named
Mai. Gen. John B. Medaris,
former head of the Army mis
sile program, as president and
director.
Proctor & Gamble dropped
more than a point in the blue
chips as did Du Pont.
Kress omitted its dividend
and the slock dropped more
than 1. IBM was among the
exceptions, running up more
than 3 in a mostly mixed
electronics section.
DOW-JONES AVERAGES
New York-IIII'll-Dow-Jones
final stock averages: 30 in
dustrials 608.69, off 4.99; 20
railroads 133.02, off 0.84; IS
utilities 92.54, up 0.21 and
65 stocks 201.55. off 1.12.
Sales Wednesday were
about 2,470,000 shares com
pared with 2,090,000 shares
Tuesday.
Wednesday's prices
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co, Am
American Can
American Motors
AT&T.
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
Bendlx Corn
nethlehcm Steel (xd) .
Boeing Air
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Cnntlnentnl Can
Crown Zellcrhach
Curtlss Wright
Dow Chemical
Du Pont ....
Eastman Kodak
Firestone
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Graham Paige
Greyhound .
Gulf Oil
Homcslake Mining
Idaho Power
I. B. M
Int. Paper
... HP'
... TO.
.. 311V,
... 201,
... any.
.. 4l
.. 02 '.'
... tnvt
... 43 .'
... 31V,
... 2.1
... 401,
... 3M
... 43 a
... in
... son
...mm
...117
... :i;
... 79 i
..124 4
.. Wi
... 54
... 2
.. 21 'i
.. 27
.. 43
.. .13
..son",
.. I7
.. 84 ,
.. 4
.. 74 V,
.: 2tV
.. 31
.. 39
.. 62 Vs
Johns Mnnvtlle
Knty
Kennccott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward ...
Nat l Biscuit
first at Ft. Myer, Va.
Five pilots from Palm's
unit, the 58th Strategic Re
connaissance Wing, Forbes
Air Force Base, Topoka, Kan.,
planned to salute their former
comrade by flying their
RB-47S over the cemetery at
1,200 feet during the cere
mony. Six planes normally fly in
such funeral formations. One
Losses
New York Central 19
Pac Gas & Elec OS 'A
Penney. J. C. , 693,
Penn RR .- . 12,
Radio Corporation , 59
Richfield , , 74 'i
Safeway , 38 li
Soars ...tl......,,i 53Tb
Shell Oil .: 33 ..
Socony Mobil Oil 36
Southern Co. 47',,
Southern Pacific Jfla
Standard California 421B
Standard Indiana 3(P,'a
Standard N. J 401i
Sun Mines RVa
Texas Co 75 3s
Texas Gulf Sulfur 1 n k
Texas Pac Land Trust
Transamerica 20
Trans World Air 17
Trl-Conllnenlal 3(Hi
Union Carbide 115
Union Pacific : 27 (i
United Air Lines 291
U. S. Rubber 47'
U. S. Steel : 80
Youngstown S 8c T 97b.b
Bank Robber
Object ol Search
Portland - IUPI1 - Portland
police are intensifying a
search for a suspect in the
$46,000 robbery of the Hills
dale branch of the Multno
mah bank Monday,
A picture of the suspect
has been picked from police
files by at least four witnesses
to the robbery - the third
largest In the history of the
state.
The gunman escaped with
$48,000 in cash and over $3,
000 in Series E bonds Monday
after taping a female teller
and forcing another clerk to
open the vault. The gunman
had gained entrance to t h e
bank through a rear window
and waited until the first
workers showed up in the
morning.
Police and the FBI have
Indicated they think the rob
ber is the same man who suc
cessfully stuck up the Hous
ing Authority office here June
1, and escaped with $400.
The Monday robbery was
the largest since 1955 when
the Inland Empire bank in
Umatilla was robbed.of $47,
000 In cash. Largest Oregon
bank robbery to date was the
1947 robbery of the Sweet
Home bank which netted four
gunmen $58,000.
An oil probe of the barren
desert of Australia's Great
Artesian Basin has resulted In
nothing more than one dry
hole.
place was left empty In mem
ory of Palm's aircraft, shot
down by the Soviet Union
over ths Barents Sea off Rus
sia's north coast July 1.
Palm's body was returned
to the United States by the
Russians. Two other crew
members are imprisoned in
the Soviet Union. Three oth
ers are missing and presumed
dead.
1
m . , ,m
fresh as they stepped from
their DC-7 airliner and were
greeted by some 3,000 well
wishers at the airport.
At Nixon's elbow was Sen.
Hiram L. Fong (R-Hawaii) and
Secretary of the Interior, Fred
A. Seaton, both of whom ac
companied him from Washing
ton. It was Nixon's first visit to
the 50th state since It won
admission to the nation, but
it was his fifth trip to the
islands.
Nixon told reporters that
"the President of the United
States must always put the
security of America first and
obtain intelligence informa
tion that will protect us
against surprise attack" such
as Japan's onslaught against
Hawaii which launched Amer
ica into World War II.
Accuses Kennedy ''
In the evening, the vice
president appeared pn an
hour-long statewide television
show where he charged that
his Democratic opponent for
the presidency has paid the
price of allowing the nation's
union leaders to dictate his
labor platform in order to gel
their support.
He answered questions put
to him by Hawaii's newspaper
editors. Nixon said it was his
contention that "the President
of the United States cannot
owe his election to any one
group or be under the influ
ence of any one segment of
the people of the United
Slates."
The vice president was
scheduled to wind up his Ha
waiian campaigning with a
major speech tonight in Hono
lulu and will leave Friday
morning aboard a chartered
flight for Seattle, Wash.
Woman Ends Career
Of 'Singing' Snake
Rome, Vt.-Mrs. Myra T.
Stansell was walking in her
backyard on her way to feed
the chicken when she heard
a pleasant sound like some
thing or someone "singing."
She looked in the direction
of the sound just in time to
see a rattlesnake. She leaped
back before the snake could
strike.
The snake didn't have a
second chance. Mrs. Stansell
summoned a neighbor and
they shot the snake with a
shotgun. Just to make sure,
they fired several rifle bullets
into the snake's body and beat
it with a large stick.
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