Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - March 9, 1960, Canandaigua, New York Placing a Want Ad Is As Easy As Calling A Friend Turn Those Don't Needs into CAS II Sell II Fast Wilh A Messenger Ad Established 1796 7 with today and tonight Slowly ing Highest today ud Thursday Low tonight between In the urban ureas and down la zero and colder in many leys Thursday overcast with light snow Easterly S Ifl 15 VOL NO 48 PHONE 897 NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MARCH 9 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS HUME Vest Not Gripping Beer Bottle Says Key Trial Witness Did Owen Vest hold a beer In his hand he and man Dominic Furfure first came to blows in their Coach SI on Dec Did Patrolman gun figure in the scuffling between the two men at any These were two questions ing into County Court testimony as the Irial of 24 tol Springs Rowley 28 nnd Joseph 24 both of cily moved into its third day fore County Judge A Roberts Court officials Indicated that timony might be completed this afternoon and thai the case might go to Ihn jury of five women and seven men tomorrow Testimony Testimony concerning the gun was given by Special Officer lam I do not recall seeing a gun out of Patrolman holster and I do not recall seeing it in the Crudelo told the jury He however he did recall some conversation in the police station by that he Rowley knocked a gun from Patrolman hand 1 Richard Gallon Shortsville one of the group with Vesl and the others on Coach St on Dec 5 was the principal witness in this Ing's testimony in Court Hn was a prosecution witness described by District Attorney AI Maurice Chacchia as friendly lo Did you see a beer bottle in Mr hand at any Defense Counsel Thomas asked of Callon No 1 did was answer Croucher Did you see Mr Vest drinking on the night of Dec Callon Yes he had a pack package of beer beer in cans six of them And he was ing from one of cans Nothing In His Hand Callon He was drinking in the bar but T do nol that he had anything in his hand when he was talking with This testimony contradicted in- formation given yesterday in Court by Patrolman who had in- that Vest clutching a beer bottle lhat he shifted his grip from Hie bottom of the lo nock as if to strike the police officer Croucher questioned C a 11 o n closely about the fighting between Patrolman Furfure and Vest Tell jury what yon saw when Patrolman Furfure got of the police car and Mr Vest Well there loud 10 and I saw Furfure hit Vest vo WV a flashlight a big flashlight way in his Croucher Did yon see Mr Y strike Patrolman Callon lie couldn't very well After Furfure hit him with flashlight ho was covering his eye with his hand and had the other hand his head Croucher Did yon ever sec Vest hit Callon J saw him lake a swing but he missed Wrestling Described The witness continued in his lo describe fighting be- tween the two men more wrestling Hum fighting 1 would say I helped to pull Vest off Continued on Page Three Dewey Not Ready To Pick Aide Ontario Counly Welfare Com- missioner Kills H Dewcy said day thai he was unwilling to pick the single approved applicant for post of director of social fare in his department and I in- tend lo hold off until I can talk wilh other eligible candidates Dewcy said lhat he had had an interesting conversation with man Ryan 30 Tioga county case supervisor but 1 certainly think I should see more than one man position appeared lo de- lay indefinitely of a director of social welfare n assist commissioner wilh tive problems in he department Ontario Counly Civil Service of- said this morning that one man has been approved for this job and we have no cants The selection of a director of cial welfare has been considered a key move by ho Welfare com- of the Board of ors in their program lo reform and reorganize Welfare ment policies The position was created on Dec by Board of Super- visors with salary set at At lhat lime Board Chairman Philip 1 Rowley and Supervisor George McG Hayes chairman of the fare committee of Board em- that they hoped for quick selection lo work of the Gibs Inc in bringing changes within the Welfare De- The officials that if members nf Gibs firm could associate their wilh added leadership in he i Welfare department reforms coult come more quickly and ly Dewcy also said lhat no gress is possible in of a legal consultant until the is certified by civil service Tho post ing is another personnel ad- dition which the Board of Super- visors has been seeking The County Civil Service Board is expected to mcel lale week when he chairman Harold Phelps returns from a Florida holiday lo for- mally the legal consultant post Margaret To Wed Kennedy's Smashing Victory ay n ey Boosts Chances LONDON AP Princess a princess broadcast arel and Antony Joncs will bo married May 6 in stalely Westminster Abbey for many high ceremonies of British royalty The glamorous princess named the clay She and the commoner who until recently was a society will be pronounced man and wife by of Canterbury the Most Hcv frey Fisher An announcement from ence House the princess said her Prince Philip husband of Queen beth It will give the bride away The announcement off widespread enthusiasm The lic was in a mood to jive a ing ovation la nation's A repetition of splendid pageantry of Queen Elizabeth's coronation was expected wilh dis- and humble visitors flocking into London from the ends of the earth Scotland Yard immediately started making plans to with an emotional demonstration of vast It Is generally expected thai will be elevated to flic peerage probably as a marquess before wedding The announcement from ence House London borne of Margaret Queen Mother abeth sakl it would be a morning wedding at Tile bridesmaids and man were not named Margaret's Queen and Prince Philip also were ried at the Abbey on Nov 20 wilh the archbishop of Dr Geoffrey Fisher of- lie Is the highest prelate of the Church of England The marriage of Elizabeth then British Broadcasting Corp wants lo Margaret's wedding and Britain's commercial sion network probably will ask lo do likewise The marriage will take place two and a half months before Margaret's birthday which falls on Aug 21 was 30 on Monday Tlie wedding is likely to jam London with Hip crowds since Elizabeth's coronation in 1532 Southerners May Win First Round In C-R Battle WASHINGTON The death of Ken L D Ore brought a one day truce to day in bitter Senate over civil rights Colleagues lo eulogies of the Oregon senator and planned lo recess afterwards until EST Thursday in respect lo memory On developments in the civil rights bailie lo dale Southerners could claim a first-round victory while looking forward to another Thursday in the first major vole Yet the slill was for eventual passage of a voting rights stronger lhan the Southerners want although not ing far as ardent civil rights backers would like lo go The Dixie bloc won the initial round wilh a decision of the Tuesday lo call of sessions which had lied the Senate in knots through six all-night meetings Thursday's lest will come wilh a vole on a petition filed by 23 Democrats and 8 Republicans who call themselves literals to put a limit on debate There appears lo no chance that this will gel two-thirds support required to invoke Senate's name for a restriction on debate Democratic Leader Lyndon II Cuba Dubs U.S Note HAVANA AP Cuba Tuesday night rejected as insulting Secretary of Slate Christian A condemnation of Fidel for his implication that American officials were ble for last ship explosion in Havana harbor Castro's propaganda apparatus loudly hailed Foreign Mini- ster Raul sharply worded statement rejecting test Another triumph for Cuba's national said radio and TV The propaganda organs used development in ed word battle for new appeals for public donations lo pay for arms o use against foreign aggressors statement made lo U.S charge d'Affaires Daniel M Braddock look offense at tongue-lashing gave Cuban Charge n Affaires Pal- Monday Roa demanded that the U.S government whenever it ad- dresses itself lo he tives of the revolutionary ment do KO wilh absolute respect for their official status and out lo offensive of a personal character During his session wilh son denounced as less erroneous and misleading Castro's implication thai U.S of- were lo blame for the ex- plosions aboard the French ship La Coubre which killed more than 50 persons charged that the fiery Cuban Prime Minister displayed an unfounded and irresponsible The Cuban said statements had an aggressive tone derogatory lo our national dignity Roa told Braddock the Cuban government is looking forward lo giving a proper reply lo the formal note nf protest when it arrives An international commission gan an investigation of ship explosion AP THE SIGN WAS RIGHT Four voters in tiny mountain village who cast ballots solidly Richard Nixon in the nation's first primary sign made up in by Coos County Republican lenders who were sure of outcome From lefl are Elmer Annis Mrs Harold Mrs Annis town clerk and Baxter town tor Voters casl ballots one minute after midnight Indonesian Jet Sprays Bullets At Sukarno's Palace JAKARTA Indonesia jet fighter sprayed President Freedom Pal- Johnson of Texas proposed that ace with a burst of machine-gun U NEGRO TELLS OF Turner 27 tells Houston detectives left and P.S Nix Lhc healing he said he received al hands of four while youths in cily Turner Laid police the youths heal him with chains and then carved six K's into his chest and stomach Policeman holds rope which Turner fuid had been used to tie liim to a tree this vole come at 2 p.m Thursday Johnson reiterated in a lalk with reporters his view lhal he filing of petition is very il will nol gel job will only long debate Similarly Republican Leader M Dirksen III has taken a stand lhat effort now is He and son both said they would vole it The leaders lake view lhat a clearer understanding musl be developed as lo whal lypc of is to be passed before a ful can IK made lo shul off IS Southern filibustered Using a system he Southerners have demonstrated thai can nol be balled by sessions Johnson made il clear he Im- an adverse vole on would merely encourage Southerners declaring the result will prolong debate instead of curtailing il Dirksen and oilier Republicans who talked Vice President Richard M Nixon on the Senale floor Tuesday said ward he had counted himself of any effort now In round up the needed voles for However il seemed certain thai Johnson and Dirksen did expect lo gel necessary two-thirds for al some future lime The plane dived low over heart of capital for the rim the while building and raked it for a few seconds then sped away First reports made no mention of casualties The Japan Broadcasting Corp al Tokyo quoted a Radio Jakarta broadcast as saying the fighter was an Indonesian air force MICs from the Soviet Un- ion make up part of Indonesia's fighter squadrons The air force also uses some jels Sukarno was reported lo have caped injury The attack came four days aft- er President Sukarno had dis- solved Indonesia's Parliament nine clays after Premier Khrushchev wound up his tour of island nation Speculation as lo a motive tered on the fad Sukarno has been struggling political dissension smouldering military rebellions and economic ties throughout Indonesia's 10 years of independence lie dissolved Parliament on ground it was endangering country's unity and well-being The action was interpreted here as a move In tary defeat of the government's budget which provides for expenditure of about 10 million dollars more lhan the forecast in- come School Districts i Could Cut Taxes Under New Plans ALBANY N Y A would be able to cut properly taxes this year under plans drafted by a powerful bloc The program would involve non- yet would levied by individual school districts coupled with a substantial increase in slate aid Senate Majority leader Waller 1 Mahnney and other prominent GOP senators arc backing the plan which spell the end of Gov Rockefeller's foundering program for new local taxes for schools The plan would call for diate action lo allow local lo raise taxes from all residents Property owners now pay ly all local costs of schools The Republican governor has proposed lhat school districts raise new revenues from non- properly sources But the governor's program lias faltered He had suggested lhat he take over a 10 per federal tax which was scheduled lo expire on federal level June Bui Con- gress is considering extending tax and there is widespread dis- agreement over it will be available to the local districts The governor also crated lo levy crly taxes This plan could nol be general effect Ibis year because would bii needed lo allow ual In federate levy col- lect and disburse the taxes The leader has not com- personally on his plan and many details are still sketchy Under district plan school would nol be forced lo nil real taxes They could use additional lo increase their budgets lint backers of the plan expect public ion lo favor lax cuts i and Assembly Speaker I Joseph F meanwhile nre working out a compromise on new stale aid lo They will propose a boost of aboul 60 million dollars some GOP sources report compared with Rockefeller's plan for a increase Ike Claims United Latin America Relations Reaches All Time WASHINGTON AP dent says relations between the United Stales and Lulin America have reached an all-time high lint a growing diplomatic storm wilh the Fidel of Cuba provided a sharp to the general in a nationwide evision address Tuesday night no reference lo Cuba he reported lo he American people on his tour of four South American tries Despite excellent tions fie reported he said there were some notable An even firmer partnership must be our he added Shortly lie spoke Cuba rejected as insulting a by Secretary of Slate Christian A Monday denouncing cations by lhal U.S may have Ireen involved in last week's explosion of an ship in Havana had called the accusation baseless erroneous and and said il raised questions of the regime's desire for better relations with this country Cuba fired back Tuesday night a protest the aggressive tone derogatory lo our dignity Foreign Minister Haul Ron insisted lhal Cuban must be addressed wilh absolute respect without de- scending to offensive utterances of a character The Department declined immediate comment In his speech called his tour of American tires a most instructive and re- warding experience lie stressed that rious misunderstandings slill the development of best possible between this country and ils neighbors lo the His set forth no new icy or specific for ing with American problems although he declared this intentions In what il can lo help sliced their industrial development Diversification of agriculture and industry Eisenhower sakl would help many of countries which depend for their economic largely on a single product such coffee Blood Donor old Hamilton is the kind of fellow who keeps a promise So he walked 11 miles Tuesday to make good on his vow to con- tribute a pint of blood Hamilton lives al Grove Md and a Red Cross was visiting Ibis area He explained his car broke down so he walked World News In Capsule Trapped In Mine LOGAN W Va cue crew has worked ils way be- hind fire lhat lias trapped 18 men four miles in a mine for more than 24 hours How they did il wasn't known but an Island Creek Coal Co spokesman said fire was under control and had Iwen bypassed perhaps by means of a tunnel parallel to the gas and section of the mine They the crew should be wilhin 500 feel of where the rapped men are believed lo have barricaded spokesman said The word raised hopes again Hint the miners would be rescued alive We're very said vice ot lions I HOMF A ni today Premier i Antonio Segni who submitted lie resignation of his inet Feb lo Iry to form i government Segni was ex- o attempt lo pul a coalition His former ment was composed only of his Christian Democrats He old reporters he Mill begin talks wilh oilier political leaders as soon as lo src whether he can solve lite old crisis AP Prime Minister today said Chinese ar occupying square miles of hordor claimed by India Nehru's by a question in Parliament uns the first official disclosure nf he area controlled by lie Chinese since lie dispute with nnf old Parliament here Tire virtually no Indians in the area for summer shepherds all of square miles is believed lo he in part of Kashmir stale atomic explosion in said the leader of we should be into account a much more important a possible A-bomb in China MOSCOW Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai reported May Union's foreign trade grew more lhan 20 per ml In He predicted il go higher his year In a long article in the parly organ claimed The Union's trade growth rale was far higher Insl year than lhal in he leading industrial nations of he capitalist world Cambodia AP Prince prime minister of said lhat If he world is lo have lasting peace Fled China must he n I lowed to participate In slons to Hint end We worry about French LONDON helh lias knighted John Peel and delivered her children was made a knight commander of the Royal Victorian Order He will he known nnw as Sir John VATICAN CITY AP Pope John XXIII today blessed sands nf drivers who called him to his window by their horns The In SI Peter's Square er having hart cnrs blessed at Home's Church nf Santa near he um an annual event nn Hits The appeared at his dow and blessed HID crowd Nixon Also Gets Record GOP Vote MANCHESTER N H An avalanche of Democratic In the New Hampshire primary some Republican Ken John F Kennedy closer to the Democratic tion for president today Rut New cans were jubilant loo as President Richard M Nixon surged past er's record vote of set in the 1956 primary With 14 of the 300 pre- still lo be counted thi preferential vole for Nixon wal Kennedy's total wilh 39 pra- outstanding was Tha tally smashed all previous marks in he Democratic beauty lest In 1956 Sen D- Tenn and Slevenson Rolher pulled voles Four years earlier afler an even ler contest and former President Truman polled a com- vote of Tuesday's election was the first of Ifi stale primaries in Ibis In his spectacular sweep also lore through the held by licans in New Hampshire The i spread in this year's election lo be about or the Republicans A of returns from New Hampshire's 13 cities showed lhat Kennedy pulled more than twice as many votes there as had in Kennedy received as against er's four years ago The cities although largely Democratic Nixon voles lopping total of The Massachusetts senator even pulled some Republican voles The dimensions of Kennedy's victory look nn added significance comparison lo the last two New Hampshire primaries In lie 19.12 primary Re- publicans casl about 77 per nf the vole Four years later they racked up 65 per The spread in Tuesday's was about per ceni between the two parties wilh the cans on top As expected Nixon and scooped up all delegates heir respective nominating con- 14 Republicans each wilh a full vole and 22 crats who share 11 votes on the part of admirers of New York's Oov Nelson A Rockefeller lo roll up a sizeable vote for him failed lo bear fruit The governor who did not Hie race and therefore was not on the ballot received write-in voles for in 257 of tho 300 precincts Another in voles were casl for him for vice president Paul C Fisher Chicago facturer who ran on the Democratic ballot got voles in the tally of 231 Several factors election 1 Kennedy campaigned hard in the slate in the last three days before he Members of his family including his mother and Iwo of his brothers stumped he slate earlier 2 Nixon did nol appear in New Hampshire His campaign ever was spearheaded by Goy Wesley Powell and most of tha leading Republicans in New Hampshire 3 A sharply worded exchange of charges and retorts probably up interest among ers who previously had been apathetic On the day before ths Powell accused Kennedy of being soft toward nism Kennedy hit back with a denial and the assertion that believed Nixon would repudiate Powell's charge The vice dent through one of his aides did so Kennedy headed for Wisconsin where he is engaged in a struggle against Sen Hubert IT Humphrey in the ary election April 5 Kennedy's victory in New Hampshire was expected though the vole exceeded tha of his most optimistic ers Partners In Crime LOS AP Encinas is suing Louis J Encinas for divorce on grounds ha is a convicted bank robber now in a federal prison Mrs Enemas is serving a MO year sentence for forgery
