Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - February 15, 1960, Canandaigua, New York PAID Established 1796 Year WEATHER wilh today Utah ST tow Cloudy possible High Westerly winds 10 lo 25 AREA TEMPERATURES 8 i 17 11 20 1 P.M 21 Weekend 27 low 13 VOL 164 NO 31 PHONE 897 CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK MONDAY 15 1900 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS DELIVERY Winter's Biggest Storm Hits Area Clogging Highways Some folks call Winter an old A Cass 311 Pontiac Midi but lie showed was hurl ing vigor Saturday night and day and landed a inch fall on Ontario Counly area Here are sonic of Ihc roads reported but treacherous Secondary roads were in uncertain condition wilh at least per cent of them able police officials reported iNo serious motor vehicle dents were reported but there were a dozen minor collisions Fire leveled a area home with fire equipment having lo battle heavy drifts lo reach scene Supreme Court in Canandaigua was cancelled because panel of jurors found it impossible to reach the city from all parts of the Schools were universally closed in the county Mail Slowed service was impeded be- cause trucks from Rochester laira Geneva and other points were slowed But mail musl go and rural mailmen struggled against difficult driving conditions Absenteeism in industrial was The VA Hospital ed about per of its staff of 530 either absent or late was in operation but witli departments short-handed Today in seeming mockery of tile trying week-end weather the sun shone tile skies were clear a n d temperatures were pleasantly crisp A Iruck owned by Hie Transfer Co of llion skidded from fits al p.m yesterday five miles easl of and rammed a way guard The driver phen llion was un- injured The truck was from Buffalo to Ilion 18 Inches In Cily City which had had only 10.4 inches of snow since Dec 1 according On Page Three Officials Silent On Coors Case GOLDEN Colo in- of the of Adolph Coors HI went on in official silence today The wealthy brewer and trialist vanished six days agn on a rural road along the Mountain foothills The FBI has said only that its SNOW IN THE Sunday's storm left Thompson Hospital with a lacy took as heavy snow clung picturesquely lo front of structure Not so picturesque was the fall of snow which dogged the driveways und parking areas of the hospital and required plowing and equipment lo remove investigation is continuing Sheriff Three Camps Entire Northeast Is Vie On C-R Staggered By Storm i Art his office here lo attend a meeting with FBI rials Sunday He did not disclose the local ion or the pose ol Ihc repeated bis carlier belief millionaire Fire believed lo have originated j man nf lhc Coors Co was ill a fireplace chimney leveled Ihc Winter's most violent weather combination of snow and sleet staggered most of lhc quarter of the country over the weekend The crippling storm which left a blanket of snow across Hie Southland hammered more than Southerns expecting I a were ready lo spring u WASHINGTON Senate three camps moves gingerly today inlo politically charged over civil rights Embattled the worst two-story frame dwelling o John Brace lid Town of East 15 at 7 p.m Sunday So rapidly did the flames spread the Martin family which includes three children Lawrence da and 11 were forced to flee from house out being able lo rescue cither clothing or furniture Mrs East field fire officials that she started a fireplace lire al about p.m A brother Howard Marlin Jr lives on an adjacent farm alerted Ihc family shortly before 7 that the house roof was in flames Three-hour Baltic Firemen from Hast and Victor fought flames for three hours They ed direction of s elected fire chief Charles Hicks A fire truck hogged in a snow drift on ltd and was shoveled from its dilemma Mr and Mrs Martin and family are temporarily wilh liis parents Mr and Howard Sr The family trouble was compounded at about the saint hour us fire when Howard Martin Sr became ill was laken to Thompson Hospital in by lance Most serious traffic accident ill West where a car and truck collided head-on Sunday in swirling snow lo Thompson pital by ambulance were John Pufpaff ID Thomas 17 and ward P IS All suffered cuts and bruises and released Sunday after treatment The Iruck driver kidnaped The Denver Post quoted an FRI official in Washington as saying lhal federal agents arc working on this same presumption Coors vanished last day morning while driving to work from his foothills His vehicle its en- gine running and the radio ing was found abandoned on a bridge south of here Blood smears were found on the scat of the vehicle A woman who lives less Mian a from the bridge said she has old Die KB I she heard a gunshot and loud voices from direction Ihc morning Coors dis- appeared West Lake Hoad Snow Pocket Stalls Drivers Drifting snow which narrowed the West Lake Koad area al Hie city lo a treacherous route stalled ail estimated 50 cars between G and S today Cily department of public works officials said thai plows cleared the area at midnight but that high winds drifted lional accumulations of snow he road section in Hie early ing hours The rouble arose when cars en- tered the snow pocket and bogged delaying long lines of ers who were seeking to gel to i any nf several a move In before Hie Senate Liberals of political lies advocating stronger tion than even will say is likely In passed pushed speedy action In the middle ground stood ate Democratic Leader Lyndon Ii Johnson of Texas heading forces that wani some m o tl e s I but measurable gains chalked up in Hie protection of minority voting rights The first lest was scheduled late in the day on an effort to call up Hie Senate calendar a previously passed by the House and attach civil rights proposals to il Many days of talk and possible sessions lay ahead 11 seemed inevitable however that Hie liberals and lhc middle 1 ground eventually would I join forces to overpower little j baud of Southern dissenters j If necessary here apparently would be forthcoming the required approval of two-thirds of those voting to clamp a debate lion on them and thus guarantee eventual passage of a morning in the city snow and strong winds con- lo lash areas from upper Ohio Valley New York and Mew England Winds of pounded seel ions of New York causing considerable drifting of snow Deaths from the weekend nf stormy weather winter's worst in many areas mounted to at Must nf them were attributed to heart attacks while shoveling snow or in accidents on icy or highways Properly damage was expected In run into Ihc thousands of The roving after Dixie wilh as much as inches of rocked areas from eastern Ohio lo Hie Atlantic Coast New highway and train sharply sands of aulos and trucks were abandoned on ways in rural areas ami in cities Scores of air flights were celed Train and tins service slowed Mrs Franklin D vell was among tlie hundreds stranded in the slonn in U years in southwestern vania Hundreds nf schools from Ohio changed to sunw as colder air swept into I lie slonu licit Pennsylvania which bad an un- official snowfall of 20 indies in II deaths at- In the stormy weather The also counted a heavy lull in storm including 7 in Virginia which was bit by snowfalls up lo Hi inches Other deaths included 5 in New H each in Tennessee Ohio and Kentucky in North Carolina and 1 each in Louisiana sippi Massachusetts and New sey form that legislation might Kentucky Virginia and North lake remained wrapped in doubt as Democratic presidential fuls vied wilh leaders to share in tlie federal aid lo minority voters As a presidential hopeful snu seemed likely to move In- ward a position where he could Democratic port for the nomination But he could not move so far away from Southerners as to lose even Carolina were ordered closed day Oilier schools in the bound were nnl ex- lo Driving conditions were hazardous from Ohio inlo deep in Ihc Soulli and across the snow bell Cold weather was an added misery in tlic Northeast storm Temperatures were in the fears Nixon En try In Wisconsin May Help Humphrey liy The fair of Sens John K D Mass and II Humphrey consin may be ed soon by decisions The decisions will be made by Vice Diehard II Nixon conceded sure victory in bis liou of Hie Republican nomination and Son Wayne conceded little chance in his race for the nomination II was learned in Ion Sunday probably would decide to let Republican leaders Ills name in sin's April primary If he enters primary parly officials would try lo roll up an impressive vole for the unopposed vice They would sure Republicans In mark the instead of crossing over lo vole in Hie more itig Democratic This be good news for Humphrey lias said lie Quarter Of Car Sales Compacts DETROIT compact car has exploded into a scale revolution in auto in- dustry Falcon and Valiant plus I heir slightly older ions and Lark accounted for almost 25 per cenl of all cars sold in January Tins figure has added cance since January was he only month in entire first third of model year in which piles nf all ears were reasonably good is says Hen Mills vice president whose Division is slill another compact 1 the Cornel next month A lion is nutlet way knows where il will end The model year was bound 10 be confusing wilh I lie of four new cars three new compacts Dodge Hart at the start became even more so as steel shortages tailed and problems Many of Hie long-range lions such as who will hurt dwindle into oblivion remain un- answered The only definite so far is the new sixe cars are selling The five compact lines sold about cars in January against an of total of put 11 third aiming all cars wilh con only about cars Among the compacts ran a distant third with only about half as many sales as Falcon was fourth and fifth Last Roniney finally convinced the Big Three compact cars were profitable sized up as a year in which Hie industry sell smaller U.S built cars including now his fingers Intik good also predicted lines would fall on faces and Hie lide of im- would lie stemmed In nary lines dropped 5 rent from sales while lines even with addition of Dart were cenl Mow lasl year One month doesn't make a year however and when the lines bring out own comparts such as are sure lo change Mercury the Comet In cut inlo Mercury sales but declines to to what Compact cars from and probably Dodge will Ix along in Ihc early fall Does all his mean sizu cars are doomed in Detroit thinks so although says compacts will make up per cent tif all car sales bv lira PEi V WEEK Pressure For Defense Boost Seen Growing WASHINGTON AP With the debate on the size and of the military program for next year barely begun demands are being made to add up to three billion to the defense budget proposed by President Eisenhower The military appropriation which Congress ly passes could be influenced i strongly by international Eluding trends in the interim Among oilier mailers the cess or failure of scheduled summit meeting of Soviet Western chiefs of slale in April t and any developments in on Congress or indeed the administration finally does about the amount of money ami Una's frustrated navy j of defense forces pressed ils on mystery submarine wilh new deep level U.S charges but the quarry evaded capture As inlo ils day naval officials said ships were being harassed by a second sub which had slipped In guarded lo in an effort lo divert chase from ils apparently damaged comrade All Argentina waited for lion sinking In produce some re- sults afler Navy Secretary Clement's boast Sunday lhal the search would reach a climax ill a mailer of hours The United Slates said it has no of any of its subs in the area The British deny the subs are theirs The Soviets have said Students Boo Mikoyan On Oslo Visit OSLO Norway AP I Mikoyan planned with Norwegian government of- today after a rough lion from Sunday The the Soviet Deputy premier for charging for- mer Hungarian freedom given refuge in Norway were 1st and the administration criminals and laughed al his j ently is going lo permit this gap are no political lo increase new adventures in limited aggression by the Com- munist camp anywhere in Ihn world could influence gram Hut al the moment President is adhering firmly to bis proposal Dial military ing be billion dollars Ihc figure for tho present year Hut influential Democrats in Congress say that more should bo spent for defense for missiles and for other arms Sen Henry M Jackson D- Wash wants Congress to add billion dollars lo the ad- military program Me says he is confident the Senate will it by a billion and I think it should be more Sen says lhal like President ho favors a balanced budget but this musl not be achieved at the of our military muscle Missiles dominate the debalo day Hut branches nil also lo embrace other ons systems sonic conventional some new It embraces Inn Ihc methods of assessing the probability of Hie technique of intelligence evaluation Tlie broad topics of in- clude Sen Stuart Symington insists thai fads are thai a substantial missiles gap docs ex- On Honeymoon Distributors To Testify In Tayola Probe Rochester Palmyra and in i begrudged backing as the HOLLYWOOD AP born Claire has presented her husband actor lied wilb a daughter candidate least offensive lo them Ii Russell said the Dixie contingent is under no illusion lhal il can prevent the passage of a civil rights in an election year He said all of trappings are at hand for lie called a cus with as victims License Boost For Driver Education AP distributors pictured in sworn ns among the leading benefactors of disc jockeys gel I X Y private high schools would a chance In tell heir side of motor would finance a j the course al the public lake high of story up a long Lincoln Day the Legislative Oversight subcommittee arranged lo begin second week nf hearings wilh from officials of three firms accused of payola practices firms all record tors were earlier in Trade complaints on charges of payola undercover payments In disc jockeys to plug records Witnesses Cecil of Records Harry of Music Suppliers Inc and Cordon 1 firm's treasurer and Donald president of Co The Hirer firms and a fourth Mutual Distributors were named before tilt lasl week as having paid a if In Boslon disc jockey Maynard dollar driver training program in the public high schools under measures in- today by a committee on highway safety Tile cost would be raised by a increase in license fees for each nf five million vehicles registered in the stale The plan is designed to give all driver training and make them eligible fnr fiill alors licenses al 17 Sen J Speno chairman nf the on icles and Traffic Safely said Hie program was designed lo duce future generations nf ful defensive drivers j lower insurance Under the plan every public many cases j school nearest them Another committee would eliminate the present junior licenses for 16 and 17 year olds Tims a 17 year old who had nol passed Hie course could not obtain any license the age of 18 All 17 year who pass courses now may full censes Those who do not qualify for a full license may obtain a junior operator's permit said cost of Ibe program would be tion of in lhal school imw raise fnr driver education and premiums in teens in most of the snow-covered from eastern Kentucky and Tennessee into New York winds off Lake drifted snow up In 10 feel in upstate New York The ground was covered wilh falls up In 18 inches More Ilian a of was general in many areas The severe winds churned up abnormally high tides New coast Swirling waters blocked of roads on Hie shoreline dale warnings remained dis- played from Cape lo Maine Tim sleet which Xew England areas high school would be required lo a course to all lo lake it Most schools now offer course but can only a of the eligible students i Pupils in parochial or other Insurance companies grant a discount for drivers under Ti who have completed recognized training courses This discount is from amount owners must pay if sons under 25 drive vehicles f Carole Tregoff ill ay Testify For Her Life Today LOS Carole Tregoff may lake the spotlight in the murder Irial For Iwo months she has silently watched a courtroom duel with licr life at stake Soon fateful decision Shall she Miss 2.1 and Dr R Finch -12 are on Irial accused nf murder and con- i in lasl July IX of his second wife i lean For eight days Miss Tregoff watched Hie rich socialite surgeon on Hie witness stand as he j for his life lovers hired police Jack Cody lo kill Mrs as Cody or lo gel divorce dence on her as Dr con- tends spurred on by Minnesota cans will vole against him in the Democratic contest Their lo give him a black eye while his nearby are Tiie second aKo in- volves Ihc Wisconsin primary Sen Morse un a show Sunday be would decide in a few days whether Id enler Hie primary Al Hie present lime f am ing a little taken in Morse said if I be- come convinced I can get a greal many progressive cans lo vole fur me I may go in If lie decided against he primal y the Oregon continued fie Morse also said he would enter Maryland's May 17 primary against Kennedy 1 don't think Kennedy should have if on a Morse explained So far only Kennedy has filed in the contest for Maryland's 21 voles California's SI voles apparently sewed up by dm as a candidate attracted Kennedy Humphrey Sen Symington lo during for California Democratic Council The name of an unannounced and absent candidate Sen don M also ion lint he and on were booed when Cov Brown in his ad- dress The governor at a news conference later for toning If lhal happened Symington said Uuilcd Slates would be al the mercy of U.S If LAS Nev vision producer lack Barry and bis bride executive are heading for a Hawaiian honeymoon Tim couple was married Sunday in lite Lillle of West al Hold ft was in second marriage for each in Soviet Union Mikoyan spoke before Hie Students Assn afler arriving in Oslo for a two- on his way home from Cuba where he signed a big agreement with Fidel Castro's government The crowd of SiW applauded his pleas for peace and glowing account he gave of the Soviet Union's growing might uproar came when one asked him about Soviet pression nf the Hungarian re- volt Mikoyan replied that Hie Soviet government had been asked to help Hie criminal American instigated And those Hungarian you have here are criminals wilh blood on their he added angrily The drowned out Hie leader wilh boos and shouts World News In Capsule LONDON Brit- ons began outside Ihn gales nf Palace early as the long wait for appeared Hearing an cud Sister Helen Queen's maternity nurse moved inlo tho palace Sunday The obstetrician Harold Peel wailed at his London only seven minutes drive from the palace TOKYO first U.S gation in Japan destroyed by American in is lo be restored II is lira main nf Temple in Tokyo's suburb The ture uas used for Hie American legation from lo A hall is planned as a memorial lo Harris U.S ambassador In lapan LONDON radio began giving ils North American listeners lessons in day night The first lasting nine three Idlers if he Russian alphabet anil mi- The would be a new every Sunday al and p.m II will be repealed on Tuesday and Friday al lin same Pakistan AP Field Marshal Mohammad Khan strongman ruler of lan lias won a vole of confidence The army commander wlm Hi months agu the nation on lie verge of bankruptcy got per of vole in Sunday's by village to become nation's first AMMAN AP lull terms ranging from 5 lo In years were passed by Jordan's first slate security on 17 Jordanians if Ihc slate in and A a mcr minister at Jordan's sy in anil LI Col A Saad both ID years ma's largest language newspaper lie today railed Soviet Premier Nikita S chev an visitor Lock up Ihc girls anil bury the influential Daily said Khrushchev Is a arrive here Tuesday fur a en runic from India and Indonesia Secretary of Defense S dales Jr concedes the Soviet Union may have more missiles Ulan Slates during Ilia three years but insists Ihc deterrent strength of United intermediate range siles planes Polaris greater Icn Thomas Power chief of Strategic Air Command said Ibat wilh no advance missile warning system available lie Soviet Union could fire only Ml ballistic missiles ant virtually could wipe out the entire strike force of the United States within 30 minutes He said only half Hie missiles would need lo he of rang e He wanted more money lo keep some of his strategic bombers in air at all times Under of a Houso Ocu Thomas D White Air Force chief of staff said Power did not necessarily speak views of the Defense Department And in a news conference commented views by officers lie did not mention by name Adm Arleigh Burke chief of naval operations told a Ice he believes the Navy should be permitted lo start building six more Polaris submarines now at a nf about 975 million dollars in addition lo the three which would be provided under the ad- budget lint Gen Nathan Twining man of lie Chiefs of Slaff spoke out against such a speed-up in Hie Polaris program The Army is unhappy about money provided by the budget for modernization for preparing for limited war and for development of ils antimissile sile It also the ability of he Ail Force to provide for Army to mecl limited or general sion The Army would like lo spend five billion dollars per year for three years lo re-equip with new arms and other materiel It is gelling considerably less There is also about Iho Navy's conventional weapons lem situation The Navy wants lo slarl building another new rier Hut its original hope for ing this carrier atomic powered like one now being built was quashed by Ihc administration when the estimated cost rose sub- above -100 million lars
