Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - June 24, 1960, Canandaigua, New York Established 1796 Year WEATHER OUTLOOK Turning cooler and less humid today near 73 showers en his afternoon or tonight Fair Saturday high about 71 Outlook for Sunday fair and miM South o southwest winds II to 25 at limes subsiding Saturday AREA SZ 11 1 P.M 74 24 hour high 82 low 58 VOL 164 NO 124 PHONE 897 CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK FRIDAY JUNE 24 1960 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS HOME Discovery Of Body In Lake Ends Long Search For Youth Collins Body Recovered Near Yacht Club Basin BULLETIN Dr George Ontario County announced late morning an sy hal Donald L Collins 21 3 died by drowning Sheriff F Earl Thompson old he messenger that Ihc decision not definitely close the case and hal there would continuing investigation ing the Iwu or three days HO Service Ontario Counly officials began investigation into death of old Donald L Collins whose body was found al p.m yesterday in Canandaigua Lake off 1 the Canandaigua Clui erty Dr George W county coroner scheduled an autopsy at Hie Thompson Hospital morgue this morning to 1 If Collins missing since early Saturday was a drowning victim or 2 Tf in some way he received injuries which contributed lo his death We will have to decide whether he drowned or whether he was in- jured in any Dr Hollon lold Hie Messenger Investigating Staff Holton was assisted in the by Dr Garner Scullard pathologist ai the Hospital him in the investigation of case were Sheriff F Earl Thompson and members of his staff Robert P Kennedy Ontario district and Anthony L chief Discovery of Collins body concluded a six-day search for Ihc Canandaigua tire shop em- ploye and Navy veteran in which an estimated 200 persons had He had nol been seen since 3 Saturday when he was reported lo have leaped from a motor boal in which he was ing with two companions John 23 of 202 Gibson St and John Haight 20 of 320 North Main SI The body was spotted by U 51 of Naples who was operating a Roseland Park lour boal about 25 passengers Near Club McGuire lold officials he was proceeding up the Lake on regular trip He de- scribed the location as about mile nf the Yacht Club and about 800 feet from the west shoreline I circled the area probably six McGuire reported hoping lo attract someone's at- tention this failed T used my loudspeaker to call lo a young lady was pulling away from her dock and she came right McGuire added Tlic young lady was Miss Judy r 19 of 103 West Lake Rd who hurried by boal to Cily Pier and called the Ontario County Sheriff's office The our boat in the meantime remained in the area where Irody had been discovered until Sheriff Thompson and Deputies B Brown and Vincent Rowley reached scene Everyone remained calm in the lour McGuire said A pries who was with us Rev seph pastor of SI Ambrose Church Rochester gave Collins the last riles of the Church Parish Outing Most of passengers on the boat were members of St brose parish who had come to for an afternoon outing A boal owned and operated by Ray 24 Lake SI was commandeered hy the Sheriff's lo bring the body to the Cily Pier The location of Collins body rear Ilic Canandaigua Club appeared lo indicate that the boal which West was and in which Collins was a passenger traveled further from Cily Pier llian originally believed The Yacht Club is about a mile by water from the Pier and in describing the trip lo police officials said Collins had repeatedly asked dur ing the evening for a ride in Ihc craft which West owned in partnership with Frank and Claire Fox both of this cily Ironically Inc in which Collins took his las ride was a former Roseland Park tour boal and a predecessor of Hie boat which McGuire was piloting and which localed the body Page 3 1 Plan VAH Birthday Program The Canandaigua Veterans pital will be 30 years old on July 21 and officials are plaining a series of anniversary We do not want to be an in- which is 30 years of Dr Louis V manager said Instead our ambition is lo this a anniversary of in the care and aid of sands of veterans and of tion wilh the Canandaigua com John J Whalen Hospital tant manager is general chairman in charge of arrangements or Ilic anniversary program Hunson To Speak Mayor Arthur R Munson will be the principal speaker at an em- ployee re e o g n i tion ceremony which will be held on July 21 Al the same lime Dr and Manager Whalen will employes wtm have won various honors and distinctions in years of al lie Hospital On Saturday July 23 the tal is planning a staff family nic on the grounds and on Sunday July Ihc Hospital will hold an open house To Open Estate For Ihc open house the for- mer estate home of Uie laic Mrs Frederick E cn and a part of VA Hospital grounds will be available for ours This include the reconditioned Japanese gardens and tea room the world famous rose gardens which have been redeveloped and extended and various Dr Lopez pointed lo the steady growth of he Hospital ing the three decades of its history When the hospital was opened in Ihc summer of 1030 there were employes a list of 300 am a monthly payroll of Now staff members and patients the payroll reaches the figure Accident Victim Improves Report Is Challenged Miss sever year-old daughter of Mr and John S West Lake Rd is a patient in Thompson Hospila where she is recovering from cie cuts and bruises suffered whc she was knocked down by a near Market o Wesl Lake Rd Tuesday evenin The Hospital reported this morn ing that child's condition improved The Messenger in its news sloi cf the accident secured from a n port al the Ontario Counly She office said that the child w injured in a type involving cars operate Mrs McLean Lo Calif and Mrs Jan Close Council Vote Defeats The Common Council last ning rejected a proposal lo limit hawking and peddling on streets after p.m The vole was Aldermen Clifford E Murphy K Kenneth P N Butcher and James G Waldorf Jr voting in Supporting proposal were Aldermen T Kennedy and Lawrence C The vote climaxed a discussion of Oily ordinances ering hawking and peddling Amendments Approved The Council on 10 approved two amendments to the ordinance restriction of peddling on Lake St and an increase in peddling fees from In for the first vehicle and from lo for each additional vehicle used Alderman Kennedy who sored the proposal to limit ing and peddling hours between and p.m argued that restriction was necessary as measure Those who did not favor Ihc pro amendment pointed out c p.m evening deadline ha significance because later ii c summer and through Hie fall css will come earlier Attorney L Edward in behalf of Frank Idoni 10 operates an ice cream selling chicle fold the al idoni is willing to cooperat possible ways but believe at any p.m limit feel his business adversely Would Hurl Business Mr Idoni reports thai he doc major share of his busines evening adul and that an amend lent hours would b armful The Council also lasl 1 appointment of li Donald J Updike 1 nils St and Gordon W i Chapel SI bringing lo 17 The appointments Ix ome effective on June 30 a n annual salary of 5 Postponed final action on by the Retail Merchan of lite Canandaigua ier of Commerce to allow more use of the Main for the annual outdoor iales promotion program in July 3 Heard Mayor Arthur R Mini- son report that he wished to delay for two or three days ment of a special committee to sindy the city's recreational m and needs because I have secured all personnel for committee I am seeking Expect Soviet Move To Block Disarm Talks A i- SECURITY PACT DOCUMENTS U.S Ambassador lo Japan Douglas left ami Japanese Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama sign the documents ratifying lie new Security Pad ai Foreign heavily guarded residence in Tokyo Other official is unidentified US Cuban Interests Face Grab Jap Leftists Launch New Demonstrations TOKYO AP Japanese lingers today began a new of demonstrations in an nrt lo whip up enough public sentiment lo force nullification of he new U security pact The first was a people's funeral for the Tokyo Un- coed killed in the student on the Parliament ing June 15 II was third leftist memorial service held over the girl's ashes Sponsors nf today's funeral had predicted would turn nut only 3.0011 showed up Saturday rallies in factories justify Us nullification and shops are scheduled wilh a night demonstration around Parliament for which are promised On July 2 Socialists and will to 000 shouted demands that a new Parliament be elected at once and voice adoption of a declaration refusing to recognize the security treaty which went in- to force Thursday The Socialists concede thai in election Premier Kishi's Liberal Democratic would again win a majority Tint they claim the majority would he reduced substantially and lhat Illis would represent sufficient popular lo the treaty lo treaty lo justify its nullification Moments after the treaty look effect Thursday announced his to resign but set no Today he was reported lo have lold a cabinet meeting it would lake sonic lime for his ly to decide on a successor reportedly said he could not step aside for a caretaker cabinet as the Socialists demand because would create an Toothless Man PENSACOLA Fla AP A cab driver downed seven fried chickens in one of those all you can cat deals at a Pensacola drugstore Jim Ferguson wandered into the slore Thursday spotted an al the chicken you can eat for sign and told Hie founlain manager lo start frying and don't slop Major scoffed If cat five chickens il won't cost you a he said Two hours ialer seven chickens had been eaten I haven't got a tooth in my said H's kind of hard lo get the meal off Looks Like GOP Crop Forecast Continued On Column 1 i bones Develop Computer Which Can See And Identify BUFFALO AP here have com- puter which can be taught lo objects in much the way youngsters were taught in Ihc days of the The computer employs the services of a psychologist who jolts il electronically when il flashes a wrong answer Its application in the panding computer field is tain but military men believe that more sophisticated versions can be trained lo handle in- work such as ing some objects from air naissance photographs The development of the com- puter and continuing research on it al Cornell Aeronautical lory here is being backed by grants from Ihc Office of Naval Research and the Air Force's Air Research and Development Com- mand The computer he Mark I Per is patterned after tive animal nerve networks I was conceived by Dr Frank Rosenblatt a Cornell University psychologist to the laboratory The Mark f is strictly an ex- machine device and lot a practical newsmen al its unveiling day He added Ihal it represents new development in Ihal il parallels the way in which and animals sec and The has been trained lo identify the 26 Icrs of a flashing responses on a board When it comes through wilh Ihc wrong code the jams il electronically and forces it lo repeal Ihc correct answer Wilh this conditioning technique machine develops an tronic memory for each letter de- livering errorless response 15 exposures lo each The eye of the Mark I is a bank of cells When the machine is shown the letter on a screen the reflection falls on the cells the way an image appears on Ihc re- lina of an eye or camera The image is relayed to association units and in turn lo the response units State Democrats Boost Kennedy Tally To 484 ALBANY AP John P Kennedy had promises of al least tion voles from New York Stale in his fast-moving drive to win the Democratic for dent Two stale parly leaders ed he would many more by convention lime Pledges at a meeting of the New York delegation Thursday raised Kennedy's unofficial lo voles He will need al least lo win the nomination Al the same meeting Ihc gates were told thai a poll of ers had indicated that only of all the Democratic dates for the nomination could carry New York Stale over Vice President Richard M Nixon Ihc likely Republican presidential candidate Sen Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson picked up voles in canvass of the New York lion He now has ail unofficial total of In other developments at the leaders overrode tions from Stale Chairman Michael II and wilh backing from the delegates of- former Sen and former Gov Herbert II Lehman the gale scat they earlier had denied him because if his activities in an insurgent group promptly insisted that he lie the delegate lo resign so Lehman could be scaled This by the parly chairman ably would open new bailies with the insurgents rather than bring peace Asked whether he Lehman would Ihc offer I don't a damn what he does Lehman vacationing in Atlantis Cily said he had nol re- any official word from and I cannot com- ment on il until I do Leader Carmine was re-elected national by more llian 100 votes wilh Iwo insurgents only delegates voting against him K Wagner of New York City was selected as chairman of the delegation former was named honorary chairman ami caucus man BISMARCK N D Rarely al of year lias Dakota looked greener or prettier Politically that's great news for Republicans and frightening news fur the Democrats A curious and nationally im- portant senatorial election is com- ing up next Tuesday Gov John E Davis a can is running against Rep tin fnr the office left vacant by Ihc death nf Ihal old firebrand Sen It's important to bolli sides and especially to Hie Republicans They figure if they lose this one it will be interpreted as a slap a the administration's farm cies This would make il Ihal much more difficult for Vice Richard M Nixon a shoo-in for the COP Humiliation to carry the farm area in November So Republicans have fetched in their largest oratorical guns In aid Nixon lev Nelson A Rockefeller of New York Sen Thruston Morton of Kentucky the GOP national chairman and a host of others Bin more important than any of these have been the rains Ihal have fallen al the right lime The crop report week reads as if il were written by very good Hue a former kolii Republican put it this way When it's dry I farmers are discontented and may vole against you when it He didn't bother lo finish but blew mil a satisfied puff of cigar But even line fortified by rain and his Republican background is saying Ihal could be so close Ihal out of around votes cast Davis probably wil have only of One needn't spend much time in North Dakota to here the farm issues arc para mount Scott Anderson the campaign director is one of more unusual politicians around He's a member of the legislature He's only 21 and as soon as he finishes spreading the Democratic gospel he hopes lo be- gin studies as a divinity student lie's a Burdick tory And why? The soil said Anderson And his voice bad that triumphant note Ihal in another stale would that his foe had caught with his hand in the till Do you Anderson said that in the last four years complete farms have been taken out of production in North Dakota ami Ihal of these have been in past year This means that businesses all over the state vc the pinch UN Votes Mild Resolution In Kidnap Case UNITED NATION'S N Y AP U N Security Council has endorsed Argentina's contention that capture nf Adolf by Israeli agents violated Argentine sovereignly But Israel slill has Eichmann and obviously is going lo keep him for Irial The council lale Thursday an Argentine resolution criticizing Nazi official's cret transfer from Aires lo Israel and calling on Israel to make appropriate reparation Tlic mild vague resolution did nol ask for Eichmann's return lo Argentina as Argentina had manded earlier Ami Israeli Pre- mier David already said would slay in Israel lo si and Irial on charges that as chief of he Jewish section he super- vised Ihc extermination of six million Jews in World War II In Aires foreign un- der secretary Miguel Angel said his government consider an apology from Israel sufficient reparation Reports in Paris Argentine President might not Iw willing In incel ID settle their differences finally Ilic vole on Hie resolution was with Poland and Soviet Union abstaining Argentina the Dili member nf Hie council lid nol vole being a parly lo the dis- pute Israel not being a member I of the council could nol vole Members Per-Diem Li mi I Set WASHINGTON AP House members have been ordered lo their living expenses lo a day vhile on congressional trips The new ceiling adopted day by the House Administration will become effective July I of the branch arc limited In per diem allowance while on government The committee said day that any who plan lo ask more than tor expenses such as hotel rooms meals laundry and lips gel approval from I heir committee chairmen in advance HAVANA AP Fidel Castro has to confiscate all U.S business in Cuba if the United States cuts the quota til Cuban sugar on which it pays island nation a bonus of Kill million dollars a year Ilic Prime Minister a Con- gross In give Ihc U.S President standby lo enl Hie economic aggression and knife thrust in the speech Thursday nigh was broadcast over a nationwide radio hookup We will nol remain impas he said We will know lo meel economic aggression of the huge U.S ness interests in Cuba Castn In the siime mariner they arc there now it may be ii the future thai they are nc there American invest In Cub before Castro came to totaled about a billion dollars hu revolutionary regime ha taken a third of this chiefly sugar and cattle lands still in American hand include Hie Cu ban Co he dollar Cuban Telephone Co banks sugar mills mines oil r fineries and various enterprises Most businesses slill in Amer can hands have been curtailed by Castro's regime American im- ixirls of half a billion dollars a year have been cut in half The electric company's rales have been cnl a third The government has refused to release more than SO million lars in foreign exchange to pay U.S and oil companies for Venezuelan oil hey imported refined and sold to the Cubans Cuban have been pnl in oilier American businesses wilh authority to overrule the American managers at any time particularly those working for sugar or cattle com- panies have been arrested ar- and harassed repeatedly The Stales is slill buying about million tons of sugar a year from Cuba more than half the Cuban crop and is paying a premium of about 2 cents above Hie world market price Much of the rest of Cuban crop is sold ni a world price of about 3 cents a pound or a cent less than the Reds Apparently Waiting For New US President ials believe the Soviet Union may oon try to suspend disarmament at Geneva on the grounds lhat progress toward is impossible until a change of administrations hi Washington Authorities said thai the Soviet government probably is reluctant o a definite ror a lime two developments they are maneuvering in hat direction In Ihc conference Communist spokesmen at recent sessions have accused the Slates and other ern powers of stalling and of ing lo display any in real progress toward agreement For their part they have ed lhat Wesl Soviet as a basis for tion and so far have rejected alt efforts to draw them detailed discussions even on their own plan In with the power negotiations for a realy prohibiting nuclear weapons tests Soviet Union recently sounded out the United Stales informally about shelving conference un- til after the November tial in this country A Soviet diplomat al Geneva is understood to have suggested to a U.S diplomat thai no progress was possible so long as President Eisenhower remains in office Tim United Stales rebuffed the Soviet approach about a long recess but authorities here considered il Suspension of the would be in line with Soviel Pre- mier Khrushchev's lo discredit President as an effective U.S er in search for peace They arc not sure how mailers will develop in the nuclear lest negotiations during the next weeks but are pessimistic about any real progress They expect idle even though he belief still prevails in official lhat in long run Khrushchev wants a nuclear test cost of production Two On Shipping Arms N Y Two from nearby Lackawanna were by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges of illegally shipping rifles to Saudi Arabia Attorneys for tabor S Mo 32 and Nasser S 20 won dismissals on similar in- last fall after charging they incorrectly drawn The two men were caughl while shipping rifles liy customs lasl Oct 27 Beatnik's Store Window Career Is Short Lived MILWAUKEE Wis Bo- Hob a plump claimed beatnik tried lo hole up Thursday night in his The Yen of the Yang His yen was the window of Milwaukee store Ihal he had His tenancy there ever was short-lived Today he is in police custody in a nursing culs nil his hands and arms and facing a charge of disorderly conduct This is story related by waukee Robert 23 Bohemian rented Hie slore and numerous signs He displayed hem in the slore window They staled he wanted business as an author and a painter He also painted in one window signs in red letters reading Help Trapped Even a square knows that il should be On one window he The Yon of and on Hie other window The Yang Then he stood in one window and posed as The scowling al several hundred persons who were attracted by the display The crowd finally drew police and they asked lo come out Instead he nailed shut both front and rear entrances and again look up his pose in he dow Deputy Inspector Hans Krems decided Ihal was causing a disturbance ami ing a nuisance He ordered men lo break in door Officers started In break in the rear door retaliated his throwing a hammer through a glass window lie was ami hand cuffed but nol before he hac grabbed the edge nf broken window lie was pulled out by about six officers Ike Nixon Hold On Developments HONOLULU AP President conference wilh Vice President Hichard Nixon by may well reflect Re- publican concern over ic attacks on administration for- eign policy this election year vacationing in waii after his controversial Far tour talked Thursday lo Nixon in Washington and Nixon discussed he lour including ring cancellation of three-day visit had lo make lo Japan Eisenhower has blamed blowup of visit on rioting Tokyo The President also talked wilh Nixon re- port which Eisenhower will mako D the American people Monday light on his Far Eastern icy The President will mm Washington and his lie address starling at p.m Easier Standard Time will be live by most of the vorks Others are scheduling de- ayed broadcasts later in the ning After reporting Hie Nixon telephone conference White touse Press James C was asked whether the had any comment on what newsmen called mounting criticism by Democrats of tour There is small likelihood ever that cither Eisenhower or Nixon is truly amused by the fresh flurry of by some key Democrats on administration foreign policy generally and Iho Japanese visit collapse particular ly Among firing cism have been Sen Lyndon Ii Johnson of regarded as a contender for his party's nomination Sen Mike Mansfield of Montana assistant majority leader of the Senate and Sen Hubert II Humphrey of a member of Senate
