Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - June 17, 1960, Canandaigua, New York NT Established 1796 Year WEATHER OUTLOOK and with likely this afternoon or evening High M Cooler tonight with Low to 55 Fair but cool Saturday high in mid Ms South to winds to 30 euing Saturday AREA TEMPERATURES 8 II 78 1 31 24 hour high 87 low H VOL 164 NO 119 PHONE 897 CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK FRIDAY JUNE 17 196.0 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS City Health Of ficer Says Rabies Threat Is Still O wiers Reminded Dog Quarantine Still In Force The dof quarantine is still In effect and the rabies threat re- mains serious That is the Dr Isobel Sainsbury city health pud the Doard of Public and Safely I think il be un- Dr Sainsbury told lasl evening that the stale health department has not lifted Drive Slill On Parking Violations Hit Record the quarantine should still be confined to the of their owners Hope We are hoping of course that slate health officials will be able to review the Counly and will consider relaxation or Dr Sainsbury bul we must also under- stand dial rabies among dogs and animals remains a serious reports that per cenl of our dogs have been given vaccine In her monthly report Dr said hat eight dog lad been reported to her office during May and thai although had no rabid animals In cily have cases in which tests are being made and fiom which we have no reports Support from Police Chief of Police Lcc W Pierce hacked Dr Sainsbury in her plea for continued observance by dog owners of quarantine restriction Our office is receiving a half dozen complaints daily of dogs which are miming Chief said We are endeavoring to impress on dog owners hat they must not let their dogs ream The May report of Hie police department filed last evening with Board of Public Health and Safely showed and lhat dogs I thai city police are still keeping a finger on parking The report released by Chief of Lee W showed thai parking meter tickets were handed out during May an time monthly record In April 349 tickets were given foi meter lime and ir March was 153 The number of tickets given for illegal parking however showed signs of leveling off Pierce reported 144 written May in comparison lo in April 135 in March and 64 in February Drivers Cooperating Police officials said lhat the de- cline in illegal parking meant apparently lhat drivers were becoming aware of what is right and what is wrong in park ing A of 21 were ex the report showed arc excused officials pointed in cases where cars have forced to park illegally because o mechanical difficulties loading unloading or some mate reason There were seven excused kets in April and 31 in March The report showed thai May busy police month A total Rioters Mass Jap Socialist eader Knifed CASTRO CONTINUES ATTACK Cuba's Premier Fidel Castro teds a Havana crowd that Latin-American tries are now shouting Cuba yes Yankees no during address from terrace of the presidential palace The casion was a welcome home greeting to President do shown his al left center wearing glasses Dorticos returned to Havana from Latin-American our o win support government Political Committees Set Organizing Dates Dr Sainsbury explained to P 114 investigations were Board thai Board of or must file with stale health authorities a full report on Hie of dogs immunized against rabies either at public clinics or privately by veterinarians After receiving Ibis report the stale will examine our County picture and decide whether conditions warrant of the quarantine I am in no hurry fo restrictions because I be- that we still have a serious rabies problem in- the she told the Board Man Given A ward In Court NAPLES William Mansfield ol Naples was awarded dam by a Federal Court jury in Rochester Wednesday for loss ha claimed was caused by excessive noise at the East car shops of the New York Central Railroad The jury for five hours after days of trial Mansfied a former crane filor for railroad alleged Ihal nu sound proofing was used 01 Other steps taken lo deaden noise was represented by Ellsworth of Rochester ed and 91 arrests made for -a ariely of violations disorderly conduct larceny and public headed the list Justice To Resume Stand The Counly Courthouse will have Is statue of Justice again Supervisor Waller E Fist Bloomfield reports that a new for the Courthouse dune is a certainty and Ihal il will probably be completed and installed by lale spring in is chairman of a special Board of Supervisors which has been studying the statue project for the past six months which yesterday completed preliminary plans for a new members of tee include Carl Clement Man Chester Kenneth Ef Bowe George McG Hayes and Raymond H Tanea Cily Bar Association Helping Joining with this Supervisors group are Ontario County Bar As Continued On Page 3 Column Both the Republican and cratic Counly Committees will within next ten days as by law and bers will nol only be electing cers but will be taking long looks al the presidential races The Republican County ee headed by John T Hanilin Bloomfield will meet June 27 al Grange Hall u The Democratic County Com- headed by John lifton Springs HD will meet al b p.m June al Town Pump restaurant Orleans The executive com- of Counly Committee will meet on Monday evening June 20 for of the campaign and of officers said he nor com- leaders had reached any decision on support of either Nelson A Rockefeller or Vice President Richard M Nixon but admilted lhat Governor's new availability for Hie tial made ll a bil more difficult Nixon Impresses Hamlin Assemblyman Quigley and a half dozen oilier Ontario County Republican ers were in Auburn on May 17 at a dinner gathering al which Vice President Nixon was the principal guest and all came away highly impressed This was however Iwo weeks before Governor Rockefeller an- Ihal he would head New York Slate delegation lo he Republican National convention in Chicago and lint he would accept a draft for the party's presidential nomination Democratic Chairman Fabrizi j was more direct in his of his presidential I am for Senator John Ken he lold Messenger and intend to work in his beha :ii the forthcoming meeting in lly of county chairmen Fabrizi he would have a full report of the Albany mcel for th Democratic Connly a its June meeting said he Senate Kennedy had very strong support among Democratic chairmen Accepting Re-election and indica ted that they would be- willing t re-election as parly men Hamlin has headed the He Page J Column 3 Schoolmen Pass Budget Discuss Retarded Class On What Is Being Done Locally To Provide Help For The The following article is the conclusion of a on the problem of menial The first four were developed hy Gagnon of Keene Evening and by the Associated Press This concluding article prepared locally tics in with Ontario County efforts to provide care and training for he mentally retarded By CLARENCE WEBSTER A spark lighted in early in Ontario Counly is slowly being fanned into full flame The to assist the menially retarded child is now at- laining I lie of a full counly program Geneva Cily can lo extensive activity with four operation under lic school system Victor and Clifton Springs have classes in schools operating under trained leadership and with impressive success Informal Group Canandaigua has had an mal group meeting at the ted Church weekly since De- cember and is hopeful Ihal Ibis small beginning can be expanded a program On paper af least hire is an Counly of the sociation To Help the Retarded Child bul its efforts have been so rar largely centered in the Geneva lily program Geneva leaders have made clear however thai the is out lo all other especially become affiliated The goal is far from attained however National show Ihal of every 100 persons are menially retarded This means Ihal if Counly with a 1960 population of follows this countrywide level there are more Ihan retarded persons in this area Ami of this statistics suggest Ihal al 600 may be of school age Al present lime in Geneva Canandaigua Victor ami Clifton Springs no more than 100 are rolled in various forms of ing Major Needs leaders say Ihal major needs face the counly area in any program lo assist menially 1 A workable plan for those will an 50 IQ law effective in 1961 will make mandatory classes lo boys and girls if a has ten or more Geneva las a formal class for mentally retarded children under Us school system bul is he only officially organized group in Counly The class boys and girls 2 Broader assistance for hle or teachable wilh an IQ between 50 and junior high years The classes in and Clifton Springs do nol push beyond elementary train ing 3 Greater parental acceptance of the program lors say lhat considerable lance is still encountered from parents who are In look beyond shadows and admit youngster is different Perhaps because is nol a yet a program in Iho counly communities have been of the retarded child differently Placed la Lower Sections Canandaigua has been handling the problem wilhin its regular school groups shunting the retard cd child lo slow sections tinder Us homogeneous classification This means that in a normal Can OB Page The proposed budget for was approve lasl al business sessio of Board of Education ing an open hearing Only two residents llom Smith and Frank a tended the questioned the fund Arthur E Warren explained lhc basis r which fund is compiled s up hy slate Warren also si led Ihal fund lakes care any unforeseen Ihal mig arise Approve Phone Tax Thc board also approved I telephone lax as a source of schn evenue The board voled he lax measure wilh Andrew hill and Dr Jarl Smith opposed to the sure Homer Smith in the open ng the telephone lax one Ihal might set a pre- cedent and permit the tax arm lo lo businesses as a moans of gaining revenue II was pointed lhat if ax goes through County vould receive approximately in revenues Canandaigua district's share would be aboul or according o a basis The annual organisation meeting will be held July II when Mr and Mrs Warren will be hosts at a dinner Arthur K Simmons requested all hoard members lo be present as he wishes lo discuss the school building Election of officers will also lake place al thai time Consider Retarded Class The board considered a special class lo be set up next year for mentally children mond K Hughes principal said Ihal he biggest problem was ing space It would also require the of another teacher Hughes pointed out he an enrollment of ers in September and will have 232 pupils in grade in ond and a possible 229 in The problem of a special class will be considered al a board session Aid for Handicapped Also under discussion WHS the Continued On Tage 2 Column TOKYO Socialist was slabbed as massed Japan's for new alliance with ie United Premier Kishi's ig conservatives again defiantly they would go ahead ratification of treaty After w a r d a government said elections will be ailed al which Ihc conservatives ill seek a mandate from the nese people for now laws to curb violence Kawakami a leader of Socialist opposition lo the was tabbed in the outside in Ihc Parliament com- by an extreme The wound apparently was nol bul Kawakami fell lo round bleeding profusely His was turned over lo Ihc The mob massed ide Parliament for a new effort o bring down Kishi's government nd smash Ihc security treaty was old over loudspeakers of the ack injury is nol se announcement said There is no danger to his life There was a possibility the dent would become a new rallying whit for the front backing lie riotous campaign Kis li The death of a girl during Iho nass assault on Wednesday has already become i symbol for the forces The mood of students did turn ugly until fell how ever Then sonic threw stones at po ice lined up inside he menl grounds and beal slicks 01 the walls of compound they chanl ed al the police as they danced through the streets around Parliament Socialist Chairman anuma rushed lo confer wilh hi over the slabbing Asanuma ind been refusing for several weeks lo meel wilh Kishi unless the Prime Minister would agree lo resign Kosaku spokesman for Kishi's parly lold newsmen he believed the Pre- mier would resign tion of the providing for U.S military bases in Japan for at least another 10 years is my opinion Kishi will make a common sense added If Kishi goes there will be a new leader for the parly and wilh that a lot of the hate will leave He said the Premier has become more or less a scapegoat He has laken on his shoulders all haired tives Americans said If Kishi can on of the will automatically take effect one second after mid- highl Saturday The lower ratified the May 20 Under Japanese law is con firmed automatically on list day afler unless the upper bouse acts first or Parliament is dis- solved before Ihen Socialists and leftists art ryins to force Kishi lo resign and dissolve Parliament before lakes of feel This would nullify the ratification and make he alliance with United Stales he chief issue in election in Japanese pers expressed relief at ment of Eisenhower's visil regretted Ihc necessity or il All concern over the future of U S ions All seven major newspapers sued a joint statement saying Never have vvc become so con- cerned over the future of Japan Security officials held strategy conferences and the lower house mcl to consider a de- nouncing violence and urging lection of cracy US Fleet Keeps Tight Vigil As Ike Cruises En Route To Formosa BIG KISS FOR Eisenhower board grin as he is by singer Esperanza Cruz during his historic Philippine visit She is one of a lar duo in the Philippines Reds Renew Shelling To Embarrass Ike TOKYO AP Communist I Chinese guns today and Peiping said action was intended lo display contempt and scorn for dent Eisenhower The is on his way lo visit 1111 miles lo the easl of Iho Nationalist held shore island Dig guns in province on lie Communist mainland opened up at H p.m time on moy as well as he smaller islands of ami the Tail said It was an odd-numbered day of meaning thai Peiping was sticking lo Us self-imposed schedule of shooting at the islands only on such days Today's announcement of the ing lo Eisenhower mention of firing Saturday an even-numbered day Peiping radio said Ihal today ami again Sunday n tion of arms against the lo and sec off be con- ducted at front In- were warned lo lake cover The President is scheduled arrive uff Formosa at fl i Saturday and leave at Sunday Thus the of shelling would not lake place when he is on the ist Chinese stronghold ol For- mosa Ilie raised a fever pilch Communist China's ation of Eisenhower's Far ern journey Hie reputation of U S im- stinks more and more Ulc On Buffalo Stalk UTK INDIANS 18 band of Indians today stalked a falo across the low mountain country of northwest New ico No and arrows for these They were armed witb a gun thai shoals The want the buffalo cow alive anil in good shape She is one of seven the tribe keeps for ceremonial purposes US Population At 179 Mi 11 ion WASHINGTON record growth of million in last decade has the U.S population to million says the Census The is subject revision The figure released Thursday was based on the actual of persons and on estimates of those still lo be listed Census officials credited big increase during the lo a climbing birth rate and a con- low death rale Ry com parison increase in the lIHOs was 19 million In the it wus High Command Probes Gravity 01 Events A broad Va De- fense Department's high command receives secret assess by Iho intelligence and diplo- matic services on abroad including the grave turn in Japan Secretary of Defense Thomas S laics Jr described as extremely disturbing the situation arising of highly op- position lo the Japanese lion of new U S curity trealy Arriving Thursday lo pre- side over the eighth ference of civilian and military leaders from and over- seas Gales newsmen he il very important to gel llm ratified It was obvious Ihal Gales was concerned aboul what could hap lo U S military positions in Japan il policies of Hie conservative Ki sin were canceled by oppo silion The United Stales has Iwo big naval bases seven major air and a naval air facility now ir Japan and considers them import ant lo defense of Far President Glum Over Cancelled Visit To Japan KM WITH ER Eisenhower steamed north toward the alist Chinese island fortress of Formosa today as Chinese Com- guns bombarded the off shore islands miles from hii destination Peiping Radio said Ing by thousands of guns was a display of contempt and scorn for the U.S President The Nationalist Defense Minis Iry in Taipei said he Communist shelling from the mainland which began at 8 p.m local lime eased up 55 minutes laler Slicking In their self-imposed rule of firing at the com- plex only on odd-numbered days Communists omitted any tion of continued firing Saturday while the President is on sa said they would shoot some more Sunday another day The U.S Fleet kept vigil around the presidential The fleet commander ice Adm Charles D Griffin had the might ell do something further to iar Irip already lighted by cancellation of to lapan Chinese Communists an- they would shell and Sunday lo real Chinese people's contempt nd scorn for Eisenhower ing said Inn Iwo days are in orcl with their rule of shelling on odd-numbered days Hit they also mark the eve ot arrival on Formosa nd his departure Eisenhower late this lorning aboard the heavy cruiser t Paul flagship of the fleet He for a while on his revised ip schedule Ihen planned an of relaxation lie had eared weary ami grim as he cruiser late Thursday ight in Manila Ray after his reception in lines and the disappointing of his visit lo Tokyo White House press secretary amcs C lold newsmen he President did not believe the of his had marred his prestige or hurt U.S national interests He has been in with the Stale HI I has received no messages hus far from U.S congressional added 11 was secret however that was unhappy that he vas not going to Japan because ol violence While House press secretary lames C flagerty said will arrive in Korea on Sunday days earlier than y planned He will spend more hours there instead eight hours previously scheduled Continued On 3 Column 5 World News In Capsule PAULS know f most Kill In Piaf an awakening from a coma The French singer In fiml her manager Lou Barrier al her bedside II was first lime in three days lhat she had been fully conscious Darrier said Hie report- ed Hiss Piaf much improved and Hat apparently she had passed a crisis The singer is under In the American Hospital for a recurrent liver ailment Norway AP American submarine Arch- erlish arrived here Thursday er a of ic observations In the At- and Arctic JAKARTA Indonesia demonstrators lo he sponsored hy Iho tried o outer Ihp Embassy to present a pcli lion protesting the U security pact Indonesian in i 111 a r y polk roared up kepi the Inrs of Ilie embassy and con letters containing the pro test VIENNA AP pest reported lhat persons were killed mid 28 in a bus crash Th broadcast said Hie crowded tin went off road In Hie airport The muse of Ihc was nol Debate On Aid Under Shadow Of Western Defeats WASHINGTON ow of lie shattered Paris ence and ing in Tokyo hung over the House today as il met lo decide how much money lo give the foreign aid program The issue boiled down to Should House go along with s Appropriations and provide to finance the program despite President insistence that the amount is not Or should il restore 250 million of Ihc million dollars cul by the committee from the amount Eisenhower asked for fiscal year starting July There was no thought of trying fo restore the entire reduction and the chances of pulling back the 250 million appeared about even Republicans who in the past have led drives in Ihc House found in the position of increases Pending when he House ad- Thursday was an ment by Rep John of New York senior GOP member of Appropriations lo put back half 400 million dollars cul by the from Ihc two billion sought by dent direct military
