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I 4 Th Burlington Fre Pmt SATURDAY, APRIL tl. INI Helped Collision Speed Difference Prevent Mid -Air Century 21 UVM 4-Man Debate Team Wins TKA Title Opens Today in Seattle 4 fM ExDosili pears to be the most compact-74 acres beautiful and serious But the frivolous has not been overlooked either. The issue of "to bare or not to bare" was settled Thursday night when a special city censor board gave the nod to A University of Vermont four- SEATTLE. Wash. iAPi-Amer-' man debate team won the Tauiica's first World's Fair in 22 Bakke said the margin that prevented a collision may have been only that the Electra is faster than the Viscount and apparently made a wider circle.

"And providence entered into this too," Halaby added. The incident developed shortly after 10 a.m. when the two planes headed for a landing at National Airport here and were placed in a holding pattern at 7.000 feet over Springfield. about 10 miles southwest of the airport. Bakke said the Eastern plane become apparent until the East-' ern plane was given clearance to descend.

The United pilot was re-; ported to have heard the other pilot report "leaving 7,000." Halaby said one thing that added to the confusion was sarcastic remarks by the Beechcraft pilot to the controller who was trying to keep track of many planes coming from different di- Srections at several altitudes. The Beechcraft pilot wasn't named. The FAA head said he is trying to get pilots to omit wisecracks jand unnecessary comments they i sometimes exchange with traffic I controllers. Bakke said he did not know why th pilots of the planes did not i become aware of the situation sooner since they were all on the same radio frequencies. bare-breasted girlie shows on the gay way.

Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges, the government's top Kappa Alpha National Debate Conference championship in Ter-re Haute, Friday. The conference was for four and two-man teams, the UVMi two-man team placing third. ty-six schools participated. Debating in the affirmative for the winning four were Elaine Zak, a sophomore from Burlington, and William Likosky, a senior from Burlington.

They defeated Case Institute, Cleveland; Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, the University of Alabama; St. Cloud State College, St. Cloud, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo; University of Cincinnati; and Roanoke College, Roanoke, Va. They were University of defeated Southern by the Califor- nia, ord making their win-loss 7-1. EASTER FINERY These happy children in second grade of Orlando, school reflect happy spirit of Easter, ai ded by paper hats they made in class.

If grownups can sport new finery for the occasion, there's no reason eight-year-olds can't join in fun. (AP Wirephoto) rec-jof City Girl, 9, Dashes Into Car, Argentine Army Garrison Backs Guido; Secretary Quits WASHINGTON AP) "Providence" and a difference in plane speeds may have saved 61 lives last month when a mixup put two airliners in the same holding pattern, the Federal Aviation Agency said Friday. As a result of the March 21 incident near here, pilots and airport controllers have been given stern warning by the FAA to stay alert, doublecheck and omit wisecracks from their radio conversation. FAA Administrator X. E.

Hala-by said he also is seeking legislation to permit retirement of aging controllers who have been un der stress for a long time. He said it has been found that persons entering the controller train-do as well as younger individuals in the harrowing job. 'Man-Machine Error' The near-disaster, Halaby said, was caused bv a mistake in the air traffic control system "a man-machine error." "The human error was understandable, but not tolerable but it was a system mistake." he said, adding: "Thank God, they didn't hurt anyone." Halaby said the controller who made the intitial error, identified as Bernard Isralow. 45. has not been controlling air traffic since the incident.

He is being transferred to a less demanding job which Halaby said would mean a $600-a-year pav cut and "an important loss of pride." Pilots Unaware The incident of the two airliners circling at the same altitude in an overcast for about 45 minutes with the pilots unaware of the situation came tn light Thursday. Details were provided Friday at a news conference by Halaby and Oscar Bakke, assistant administrator for FAA's Eastern region. Involved were an Eastern Air Lines Electra, flight No. 404T with 36 passengers and a crew of five inbound from Louisville, and a United Air Lines Viscount, with 17 passengers and three crew members from Huntsville, and Knoxville, Tenn. WASHING MACHINES We Renai' All Makes Auth.

8ENDIX Sales Service MUNSON COMPANY 3 Church St. Dial 2-2000 Debating in the negative were Monday morning to make recom-Michael Cronin, a sophomore mendations on science equipment from Richmond, and William and use of space. Germain, a junior from Winoo- Dr Thnmas Sproson rf fte i botany department and Dr. Don-They defeated Emory Univer-I ajd Gresg of the chemistry de-sity, Atlanta, the Univer-j partment have been asked to sity of Kentucky: Indiana State i confer with architects William years Seattle salute to the 21st century opens at noon Saturday when President Kennedy touches 'a golden telegraph key in The President, vacationing Beach. will signal the opening of the fair.

Cannons will 'fire, whistles will blow and si seven-year, $100-million dream will become a reality. A thousand newsmen preview ecj the Century 21 Exposition Friday and pronounced it magnificent. Among World's Fairs it ap- Space Use In New High School Will Be Studied Two scientists from University Vermont will meet with Bur- lingt.on High School architects W. Freeman, Robert Metz and Richard B. Frazier.

"This is the first conference on recommendations by subject mat- ler specialists on layout of rooms. laboratory equipment green- house, and other problems." said ing for the next 50 years and it must have the look of the future, be flexible and adaptable, he added. These two men will make recommendations and suggestions and then have a review conference. After that, the specifications adopted will be written into the contract, said the superintendent. Grass Fires Doused Burlington firemen put out two grass fires Friday, without damage in each case.

Lakeview extinguished at 12:43, and the other was at 1:37 p.m. at 23 Iranistan Road. Firemen had the second fire out at 2 p.m. Is Slightly Hurt A 9-year-old Burlington girl was treated at DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital for minor injuries re- i ceived when hit bv a station waaon at 1:12 n.m. Fridav in the 100 block of Elmwood Avenue.

HAVERHILL, Mass. (AP) BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Raul Poggi, the army men arrested in iapi Army Secretary Gen. Ma-er in chief who spearheaded were held Friday in Rar)nlnmo Parrpra nf FronHizi March fto cfrstoaif arejarrny garrison rebelled and threwirebels said it represented the 000 bail each for County grand jury. the Essex charged with breaking and entering a church and assault with a dangerous weapon on a mrn- They Injured was Pamela Riley of; Kentucky State Teachers Col-! 132 N. Champlain St.

She wasjiege; Muskingham College New Teachers College; Capital University of Columbus: the Uni-j versitv ot Arkansas: Western; Concord, Ohio. They lost to Earlham College, 7nj lster- Frondizi as president last A police detective revealed that! month were pressuring Guido to a slender clue, a cleanser's stub take stern executive action wjtri a re'COrd of 7-1 also William T. Logan, superintendent schools, The cofmbine1 reC0''d for h.ei "We are putting up the build- The combined record for the' found in a coat abandoned near a church safe, led to the arrest of Frederick N. Jacobs, 24, of Meriden and John R. Prince, 23, of Franklin, N.H., in Meriden.

ttlllY UaiUtUUI HULL UUlVLiv its support to President Jose Ma- ria Guido. Military leaders who ousted Ar- against Peronists. Others Resign n. nt Cabinet were reported to have tendered their resignations to ive as a move to strengthen Guido's stand against anti-Peronist mili-j tary leaders. i The reports said, however, Guido did not immediately accept i any resignations except Gen.

Car- rera's. i The nation's economy minister i Thev waived rendition and'tka k-anrt fnr a MeM weir iciui.icu iw it.c uiaumiiaDinet snaKeup ne announced: court, where they stood mute tolFriday night. This was regarded; winning four-man team was U-2. Germain won second best negative debater. Likosky won fourth best affirmative debater.

The two-man team of Mari- lyn Van Graber, a senior from Burlington, and Gill Tornabene, a junior from Weston, defeated six schools in seeding rounds Wednesday and Thursday. The schools were Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio: Butler 'University. Indianapolis. TTinU Ctntn- DiiKJiin I iflllTirf itll OtdlC, IU1UUC tH.VCld.lV, Lafayette, and uv- i ney were secona seeaea as tne i Jt'SUiL ui a uy auu wcie une in eight two-man teams to enter the finals Friday. They de a nrnriamatmn kcnot Kv tho imh.uhu.i luumu wt U'v- thinking of the army commanders there on recent turns in the Ar- gentine crisis.

However, the proclamation said they opposed Peronists in public office and made clear the officers did not want Frondizi to return 10 power, ne is in custody on tne nav'y island of Martin Garcia in the River Plate. The air force was renorted backing the Campo de Mayo reb- jiels but a hich naw officer said 1 CA Army on Alert Although an order was issued Friday night putting army units on the alert around the nation, there were no noticeable troop movements around Buenos Aires. Top military leaders have been and set the stage for a dential election. Grover Whalen, New York City's Greeter, Dies NEW YORK (AP) Grover A. Whalen, 75, the voice, the face I Kam roan 1920'S.

died Fridav As the city's official greeter for i reported it was approaching the Springfie'd area at 6,000 feet. But a Beechcraft light plane already was circling in the area at that altitude awaiting clearance to corr.e down. Misleading Report However. Bakke said, Eastern's report was misleading because the flight was not actually at Springfield radio fix. But Isralow, the controller at the airport, not knowing this, instructed Eastern to climb to 7.000 feet.

At the same time the United plane was approaching Springfield at that altitude, to which it had been assigned earlier. When it became apparent there was a traffic snarl but not the fact that the two planes were circling at the same altitude Isralow was relieved by his supervisor. Bakke said. A second radar controller took over but he was unaware because of other traffic that the two planes were circling at the same level. Bakke said the conflict did not Greeks To Mark Palm Sunday Here Tomorrow Although the Eastern (Greek1 Orthodox Church may celebrate Palm Sunday and Easter on the same days as other denominations, it is an exception, not the rule.

i This year Orthodox Greeks in i Burlington and throughout the world will celebrate Palm Sunday April 22, and Easter, April .29. The Rev. Alexander Fasoulas, lfi Ledge Road, pastor of the Greek Orthodox Church here, said the Greek holidays are usually later than Christian holidays be-i cause they are based on the Jewish Passover date. NOW DURING GREEN ML POWER'S SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER! 1 Pi announcea nis resignation vjuiuu uecrees tnai the charges The Rev. Dr.

Dewey A. Pe-iterson, 31, minister of the First Congregational Church, said he 'recognized Jacobs last Sunday 'night when he grappled with one 'of two men he surprised at the church safe. At that moment he was struck1 with a hammer, and was hos-i 'pitalized for possible concussion land a wound that required 10 stitches to close. i morrtenrv I nnrtmn III VI 1 1 1 I I LUNENBERG, Mass Three persons, including a feated Mankato State Teachers 'WATERBURY College, Mankato, but lost; Dr. Floyd Lapidow Optome-iin the semi-finals to Vanderbilt.

trist. Stowe St. For appoint-1 2-L ment call CH 4-7383 Adv. lira In the final round vanderbilt lnct in tho I "nivorcit nf THIS COUPON JS WORTH year-old girl, escaped injury support from other arrny units in. Thursday night when a private the powerful motorized light plane made an emergency lst Division and the Horse Grena-landing on the Route 13 highway nadiers Regiment, the president's and struck a guard rail.

personal guard. 15.00 Early Saturday the secretary for industry and mining, Salvador tuI OCL'l iretar Jose tod "ewsmeni they had tendered their resigna-j tions to Undo at his home in; snhnrhan Olivos i Aa Mau. The ffj were report led also seeking the ouster of Gen. Plastic Bubble Inflated Over Maine Antenna ANDOVER. Maine (API A' i I ELECTRIC RANGE F8QM yOUP AVORITE EPAiER representative for the opening, agreed with other previewers: Lentury i is certain to be a success for Seattle, for the, state of Washington, for the Pacific Northwest and for our entire nation." Seattle's hones were soaring as hiah as the fair's Space Needle Even before the first customer passed through the gates, financial success seemed assured.

Advance sales of cut-rate tickets ended March 15 with $3 million in receipts. That represents 32 million admissions, and the fair fisures to break even with seven million. Uncle Sam Helps Previewers generally agreed that the fair's success as a show was due in great part to a king-sized assist from Uncie Sam. The $0-million Federal Science Pavilion is the hit of the fair, both as an exhibit and a thing of beauty. Tiie Space Needle has proved lo be the biggest talking point of the lair before openiti2.

It is indeed impressive a hudt flying saucer atop a tripod shooting 600 foot into the sky. Three transparent elevators zoom up the sides to an observation platform and restaurant that revolves hourly. Meeting Changed St. John the Baptist Council St. Laurent of Winnoski will not meet this Sunday because of Easter.

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A heart attack took his life Burlington High School. Thej 0 SPECIAL 0 lhe pilot, t-eraid want. or St' mJ1- he vaa uiiiiuci am onu iv a tugnt to resque isie, Maine. With him were his daughter, Ann, and Bernie De Merchant, 21, also of St. Paul.

The plane swerved off the highway and was badly damaged when it struck the guard rail. Traffic was light at the time! of the landing. A I I Mnenai JIZea PROVIDENCE R.I. (AP) Detectives seized a virtual mim-v hiph nlasticiresnlendpnt sartorial pIpm r- Government Inspected READY TO COOK a lu a iui mgi YOUNG lb. TURKEYS 10c lb.

Below Ha senai ot weapons in tne cenar bubble, desiened to increase the nf thp Rpll Svstem's si- satellite tracking antenna here, has been inflated and anchored in place. In a precisely controlled opera- tion. the 200 ton air supported i structure was substituted for a Kay iX. W2 SitrnXaw OHilf 6NC COUKiN TO A kAMtX BY GETTING YOUR NEW ELECTRIC RANGE treated for scrapes of her knee and elbow. Driver of the station wagon was Hamilton G.

Ploof, 61, of 188 1 Woodbury Road. Police officers I said he was driving very slowly! at the time. According to the report, the ran from behind a parked' car Ir pain tne station wagon GE Arms Unit Sels Apprentice Training Plan General Electrics Missile Amnmnnl mitl nn Traininc PmOTam v. emphasizing technical manufac turing skills in Burlington ii it H. ager, announced Fridav.

Prerequisites of the course include the completion of two years of high school algebra, one year of plane geometry, and one year of science, preferably physics. Applicants should be 18 to 21 years of age, inclusive, although allowance will be made for extenuating circumstances such as military service. arranged in coopera tion with the adult education department of the Burlington Public Schools and the State Depart- "rcm ui liuuiauiru, vim uiLiuuc algebra, systems of linear equa- tions. quadratic equations. slide 'ruW numerical and analytical numerical and trigonometry.

mechanics, elec tricity, strength of material, descriptive geometry, industrial electronics, fluid mechanics, design of machine elements, eco nomic analysis and effective com munication. On-the-job apprentices assignments for will involve the practical application of the classroom work in the mechanical, electrical and process operations at the plant. i Announcements of the program nave been mailed tn all i MH" 10 ule slale. ,0" "ether Wlln instructions for ap- plying and application blank: a be assured of thorough considera f- s. To t10 al' should be submitted to Burlington no later than Ma A of ln nclP in se" ileclm? ParticiPants be given i0 19 in Bur' Essex Jaycees Help 'Brothers' The Essex Junction Junior Chamber of Commerce played "big brother" to the new South Burlington Javcep unit which day 9vening at the Robort Rade- macher home.

2 Mills South Burlington. Essex Junction Jaycees provided moral support and two films on the organization for the South Burlington group, which now boasts 20 members. South Burlington Jaycees are canvassing for new mcnheni, men between 21 and 35 of any occupation or profession. Apparently with hopes for a rapidly growing membership, South Burlington Jaycees have scheduled the Air National Guard quarters for their next meeting, April 25. The Air Guard is off Williston Road east of Airport Drive.

i I 1 I I a house at Hanover t. inurs- day. The weapons included a ma-i chine gun, 14 pistols, boxes of ammunition, hunting knives, sa-ibers and pocket knives. I Holland Furber. occupant of I the house, was charged with ii similar temporary unit which t0 most of the grea fjg.

I II I L-J legal possession of the machine; months during its construction, igun. xhe temporary radome was The raid followed questioning: party collapsed April 7. but of a 17-year-old boy found withWeatner conditions forced Bell 1 1 Covered the 340-ton "ear" for six System engineers to wait un Thursday before completing the ioh of inflatinc the new one over The o() ooverjns now be; this upper East Side aoartment. His wife of nearly 50 years, Anna, w-as with him at the end. Few men in this century have mnrp in llPtlPPrt tho Cl nf IVmir York than Whalen.

a "fieure 0f i bust ohvsiaue. and boundless Pn thusiasm. A white carnation nn the lapel was his trademark. City Greeter 30 Years For more than 30 years, starting under New York's Mayor i walk-or whalen 1 n. i(v man ures of his era upon their arrival i in New York.

Whalen began his public career as secretary to Mayor John F. Hylan in 1918. He was in charge "i pui tnaii at uue unit, dliu the Hnand Tubes and the cits 3 of city purchases at one time, and ln iimmv Walker Hrafl 1 u-hai hi. he brought to this austere task much of hls familiar flare. Warrine on speakeasies and earn- -P fsies WhS wWd an axTS of a raiding nartv Privately, Whalen was an exec utive of the John Wanamaker de partment store empire until 1934.

Later he became board chairman 0f c'oty. an international per-; fump concern. at a salary reputed- jn tne neighborhood of $100,000 I a year. He remained a director of the firm until his death. i Wives To See Styles i i deflated and removed.

bama, which placed first, leaving the UVM two-man team in third place. The combined UVM record for two-man and four-man teams was 20-4. Tau Kappa Alpha is a na- tional speech honorary soci- ety. The two rotating trophies for two and four man first- place winners were given to the society three years ago by Ed- win Lawrence, -for whom the UVM debate club is named. Prof.

Robert B. Huber, chair- man of the UVM speech depart-1 ment, was coach for the John Travis of the speech de-; partment also accompanied the group. Cronin and Zak will take part; in the Judge Marx Debate Tour-j nament at Xavier University in Cincinnati Monday and Tuesday. Play before Work De'ays Paper Drive The paper drive scheduled for iiiii 6, ua.T ii Lninutmn uiilm 5 of Anril 0 hie Ki.n rtnnnl imti Lea gi which take place April 28-29. It is requested that persons having paper tie it in bundles, not too heavy for Cub Scouts to handle, or in cartons.

Weather permitting, the bundles should he placed at the curb. Pickup will begin at 8:30 a.m. May 5. Walt U'hppl Ciih Varc rnmmit- i tee chairman, is in charge of this drive and may be reached at UN 2-5544. Wheel said anyone wishing to get rid of papers may them off at his residence.

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