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FRIDAY, MAY 16. 1958 HERALD AT NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 A 0 n Youth VantedForl(illing Of Uncle Cedes To Cops FARMINGT0.N, .Mo. I - Billy Glenn Newhouse. wanted for Ihe killing o( his uncle and the kid naping of three persons, gave himself up late yesterday. One of Ihe kidnap victims was tabbed. Another, his 17-year-old former girl friend, said she was raped. Newhouse, 21. who has a long record of arrests, refused to make astalement. DA Continues County Probe YREKA District Attorncv Ffoyd Merrill admitted today that hi. has uncovered "nothing conclu sive" to date in his investigation of -county procedures. Questioned upon the basis of his Investigation, Merrill produced a fil? containing seven photostatic copies of requisitions for major purchases of road machinery dat ing from January 20. 1956, to Sep tember 6, 1957. Merrill stated they represented an outlay of about $100,000 in county funds and that the requisitions had all been made up in March of this year and backdated. Merrill said that because of the press of work in the district attor ney's office that no cross check had been made thus far by his office to see if this equipment had been duly ordered, delivered and paid for. He said his investigation niight take months and might even extend beyond his term of office which expires on December 31 of this year. Jess O'Rokc, . county ad ministrator, established the fact that the requisitions in question were for items specifically budget id" for by the board of supervisors. Numbered and dated purchase or ders exist, delivery has been con fipned and warrants issued to the teveral companies from which the equipment was purchased. Health Heads Dispute Call -"SAN FRANCISCO Wi-The New Vidt State and Delaware mental health administrators today dis puted a call by Dr. Harry C. Salomon, the American Psychia tric- Assn.'s retiring president, for liquidation of large state mental hospitals as "bankrupt beyond remedy." 'nr. Paul Hoch of Albany. New Itork's commissioner of mental health, said he concurred with the fcnal of eliminating the big men tal '.hospital. But disagreed with what he said was Dr. Solomon's (triplication that attainment of the goal was assured. -Dr. M. A. Tarumianz, chief psy chiatrist of Delaware, who draft ed jhe APA's standards for in specting and rating mental hos pitals, declared not even the worst ol slate hospitals was bankrupt in therapy achievements. He said ereat progress had been made in state hospitals all across the coun try m recent years. He is accused of the gunshot slaying of his uncle, James llus kcy, 58, of nearby Deslogc. the robbery, kidnaping and stabbing of a filling station operator and Ihe kidnaping of Linda Iteid Raw lins and Archie Moore Jr., 25 The body of Huskey, shot four times through the head, was found after authorities received word Newhouse had boasted of killing him Tuesday night. Mrs. Rawlins, a divorcee, and Moore said they were forced to accompany Newhouse in the car of his slain uncle from Flat River to Memphis. Tenn. They drove on to Clarksdale, Miss., belore re porting to officers. Authorities who accompanied the girl back to Missouri in highway patrol plane last night said they were convinced that she and Moore were unwilling com panions of Newhouse on the wild ride. Mrs. Rawlins told authorities Newhouse raped her in the back scat of the car, holding a 22-cal iber rifle on Moore, who was driving. Moore remained in Clarksdale last night for questioning by FBI agents. Authorities said they planned to drop armed robbery and other charges filed against the pair at Poplar Bluff, Mo, They were with Newhouse when George Tubbs, 29, a Poplar Bluff filling station attendant, was robbed and forced to accompany them. The four stopped in a restaurant at Newport. Ark., and Tubbs was stabbed after he threw coffee in his captor's face and broke away. He staggered from the restaurant and was rushed to a hospital. Newhouse, described by police as "a hot tempered redhead who's been in trouble before," gave him self up after a taxi driver told of letting him out of his taxi near his rural home at nearby Elvins. He said he had taken a bus from Memphis to Fredcricktown, Mo., where he engaged the taxi. Newhouse was under bond on a charge of felonious assault with intent to do bodily harm in a knife attack on Mrs: Rawlins' ex-hus band. "Newhouse beat up Moore badly once and also had beat up the girl two or three times," Bar ton said. ' ms HANK THOMPSON and the Braios VaJey Boys, rated the nation j top Western swing band for the past five years, will appear at the Old Armory Saturday night, May .24. Western Singers To , Appear Here May 24 Ruether Back To Map UAW Plans DKTROIT Walter P. Reu- Iher was due back in Detroit to day to direct United Auto Work ers I'nion strategy in ihe climac tic stages of contract talks with the auto companies during the next two weeks. Reliable sources said the union has advised more than .loo.ooo members in General Motors lo cals to be prepared to report for work as usual after the current CM contract expires May 29 even if no new settlement has been reached. Similar instructions are expect ed to be givers 100,001) Ford work ers and 70,000 Chrysler workers. The Ford and Chrysler contracts expire June 1. Reuther has said Ihe union has no intention of accommodating the companies with a strike when they have a backlog of more than 7,-o, 000 unsold new cars. Hank Thompson and his Brazos Valley Boys are coming to town. For five years. Hank has had the most popular Western attrac tion in the nation. He records for Capitol Records, which has sold AVERAGE SALARY INDIANAPOLIS Iffl A new study shows that the average sal ary of an established Christian Church disciples minister, with at least seven years education, is now about $5,100 annually, plus parsonage and convention allow ances. Jupiter Shot Postponed CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. Ofl n Army Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile launching, Ihe first in five months, was post poned by technical difficulties early today at the last split second. After an 18-minute delay in the preliminary countdown, the mis sile appeared set to go. Power was cut otf at the critical zero mark, however. The shoot was "scrubbed" at 12:30 a.m. The missile appeared to be a regular Jupiter 1RBM except for its blunt nose cone which seemed iarger and longer than those used in previous tests. The Department of Defense said in a brief statement that the launching would be rescheduled at the earliest possible date. No details were released on the tech nical trouble. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT inquire DREWS MANSTORE Ph. TU 4-4122 nearly 20 million Thompson discs in 10 years' time. Recognized as a top personality by the entertainment industry. Hank has had his outfit picked as the nation's top Western swing band in nation - wide polls con ducted by the leading trade jour nals: Downbeat, Billboard. Cash Box, Jamboree and Disc Jockey. These polls, won by Thompson for Ihe past five years, represent the preferences of ballroom owners, juke box operators, disc jockeys and the general public. This is one colorful and enter taining attraction no one will want to miss when it appears at the Old Armory on Saturday night, May 24. It's another Baldy Evans pre sentation. 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