Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - January 14, 1964, Canandaigua, New York A W A GROWING MI A Year Established 1796 VOL 168 NO 9 PHONE CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK TUESDAY JANUARY A WEEK HOME DELIVERED A COPY U S Panama Negotiations Deadlocked January 25 Treaty Review Is Stumbling Block In Parleys PANAMA between the United States and Panama were deadlocked today after the United States rejected a Panamanian demand that it promise to review the Panama Canal treaty as a condition for resuming relations 1 Diplomatic sources said the United States refused to make such a pledge under pressure to constructed a The peace committee of the new schoo Organization of American The purpose of the scheduled another meeting fiew however will be to day with the U.S and a which negotiators The com- say are needed Garage Issue For RJ Voters in a little more than a week voters in the Red Jacket tral District will go to the polls to determine whether the school board shall be State Eastern U S Belted By Winter's Most Severe Storm RING TAILED SNORTER Office workers hi downtown Pittsburgh Pa struggle to get To victims of the blizzard which disrupted life in much of the central and portion of nation postponed its departure for Washington in an effort to help restore diplomatic tions But Panamanian Foreign ister Galileo Solis said his would decide within 24 hours on a country to take over Panamanian affairs in final step in severance of diplomatic In Washington the White House said United States has an obligation to operate the Panama Canal efficiently and and cannot allow the security of the Panama Canal to be imperiled The United States continues to believe that when order is fully restored it should be posT sible to have direct and candid discussions between the two said the ment issued after Assistant Secretary of State Thomas C Mann returned from Panama and conferred with President Johnson for 2 hours U There were no outbreaks of violence Monday although U S sentiment was still ent Signs reading Avenue of the Martyrs appeared on dent Kennedy Avenue the street dividing the Canal Zone from Panama City where some of the fiercest rioting occurred City business Publicity Job Proposals Considered A committee of chamber of commerce representatives county supervisors and men in fore the voters the school board the field of promotion met is asking permission to spend a in the county courthouse maximum of to build the to discuss what can be done on the with that the county ney site located between the board of supervisors has villages of and for promotion and r to provide facilities for more than the less than adequate education some students are now receiving According to the proposal be chestr Registration Times In order to vote in the in Net result was that several of those present suggested their What Name For What should we name Ontario County's first Last month members of the county board of super- visors purchased the magnificent 410 acre park site on Gannett Hill which includes the famed jump-off site panorama The park is located in the Town of South Bristol Gannett Hill is one of the highest points of elevation in Ontario County As far as we know members of the county board have not yet decided what to name the new park Maybe our readers can give them some ideas Why don't you letter to the editor suggesting the name 01 names you think are appropriate and perhaps give the reasons for your choice If you sign the letter with your Toll Exceeds 70 Drifts Reported By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The howling snowstorm that blasted much of eastern United States worst in years in spots scores dead in its wake today Huge drifts marooned thousands of travelers overnight The death toll was at least 71 The storm system that swirled into blizzard proportions in the Northeast dumped more than two feet of snow In some sections Gale force winds whipped the snow into drifts some 20 feet high Many school systems ing those in New York City and Philadelphia closed today Business closings were spread About travelers spent he night at Kennedy in New York after all flights were canceled be- cause of drifts on the runways In Pennsylvania 250 pupils were marooned overnight at a high school Their reaction as one put Down with snowplows This is name and address we'll he glad to publish it tion on Jan 25 residents of the own agencies could put the district must register Friday ey to its best use from 4 to 8 p.m in the A publicity committee of the ville School or Saturday from board of supervisors headed by 10 to 4 p.m in the Walter E Neenan of East Chester School Bloomfield will take the According to information sals under consideration before sued by school officials this is making a recommendation to what will be voters give the county board regarding the their approval use of the money The garage will be built on The county board is in me the southeast corner of the somewhat position Whitney site about 225 feet from having ready to Route 21 The building will be but hot knowing just what to adapted for classroom use when spend it on constructed Last J Rowley It will have seven classrooms chairman of the county board restrooms and corridors appointed seven men from ing and lighting facilities and parts of the county to an all other basic requirements for advisory committee to come up classroom use with recommendations to the Immediate result of county promotion and tion cf this building would be to publicity committee regarding do away with half-day sessions the best way to spend the Who knows the name you suggest may be chosen is buried snow ic mind you they've almost snow can be Public Works Board Studies Street Needs the party of the year Although the snowfall tapered off winds with gusts up to 60 miles an hour continued and cold was expected as far south as Tennessee tonight The Midwestern half of the storm battered Illinois Indiana and Ohio leaving thousands snowbound Sunday night and Monday Drifts were reported 20 feet high in some Ohio areas Youngstown Ohio with 16 inches called it the worst storm in 13 years St Louis had 8.1 inches the most in six houses reopened and American personnel returned to the Embassy for the first tune 1 they evacuated the for third and fourth grades Class Changes Kindergarten classes housed in the Shortsville Village Hall will return to the classes Ing Friday U.S military authorities at Balboa announced that an would probably begin day of dependents of tary and civilian personnel de- siring to return to the United States rather than return to their houses in the Panama re- High School and other schools in the Canal Zone workers began erecting twin flagpoles Sunday in line U agreement to fly Hags of both nations side by lide in the zone Groups of U.S students in cars yelled at the We'll never go back lo school Student defiance of the flag regulations last week roomed into the violence that brought relations between the United States and Panama to critical state Officials said all schools in the zone would reopen day except for an elementary school at Ancon which was aged during the demonstrations Panamanian President Ro- berto Chiari severed relations with the United States last day after a wild night of lence and attempts by inflamed Panamanians to invade the U.S controlled Canal Zone Before order was finally restored day night three American diers and 21 Panamanians had been killed A joint authority formed under OAS auspices to keep peace along the Canal Zone border held its first Ing Monday but issued no word of any decisions A source in Washington indicated the border would be patrolled by the manian National Guard and military forces Ambassador Manuel Trucco of Chile was named head of the peace authority representing The U.S members are William Beldon political adviser to Gen Andrew P O'Meara commander of U.S forces in the Canal Zone and Lt den Mabry chief of U.S Continued on Page 34 Col 4 and grades one and two will be housed but will be on double sessions All classes from grade three through 12 will attend school on a regular full day cording to the school officials Although the proposed new building will be designed to Continued on Page 3 Col 7 What Else Is New? HARRISHBURG Pa AP The Pennsylvania Crop Im- provement Association canceled its meeting to be held Monday in conjunction with the farm show here Heavy forced the cancellation The principal speaker state snow In two meetings of this ad- committee several have been Among them were plans let the Geneva and Canandaigua city chambers of commerce use the money to add to their own programs of publicizing the county Another plan suggested by several tives at the meeting is to er a fact sheet with basic in- formation about Ontario County and provide this sheet to dents of the county so they can in effect become public relations people for the county Representatives of the Finger Lakes Association and of The Society of The Genesee and The Lakes offered to help the county in its promotional venture An other proposal was to spend cf the money on A of public works met last night at city hall and began the new year with a dis- cussion of possible ments to City streets some changes in the public works and a possible change in the billing procedure for water rents The board first held an meeting at which er Avery of 183 N fearl St was elected chairman Other members of the new board arc former alderman Kenneth P Fletcher of 810 W Lake Dr and Clinton A Ardell of 39 N Pearl be no misunderstandings The state won't rebuild Gibson Street since federal funds would be The southern half of the brought Florida its snow in six years It used he Sickly but plunging tempera federal spec if Uires were the mm concern tions with below freezing tempera January Snowfall Record For 24 Hours Set Monday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBANY N Y Snow bound New Yorkers dug out today in the wake of a paralyzing blizzard that plopped more than two feet ol snow on some sections of the State and claimed 16 lives Sub zero temperatures and gusty winds added to difficulties in many areas as road crews broke ough drifts and stranded auto- mobiles Numerous schools arid business remained closed though the skies cleared Some airports including still were snowed in this morning The Weather Bureau in bany described Monday's fall as the greatest for a 24-hour riod in any January on record More than 15 inches buried the capital city and the Capitol building became an overnight stand for the marooned as did many other office buildings The storm struck hardest at southern half of the state leaving more than 30 inches in portions of the 18 inches at 13 cs in New York City and lar amounts along the Southern Tier Buffalo and Watertown were among areas that escaped the heavy fall Twelve of the storm deaths were in New York City The Weather Bureau said j that tonight and tomorrow would he generally fair and that the winds would diminish Con- cold was forecast for I most of the eastern half with high temperatures tomorrow Snow Is Measured By Feet In Lake Michigan Port MUSKEGON Mich Residents of this Lake Michigan port city smile condescendingly when you tell them New York under 12 inches o Not that they're it's just forgotten that that measured in inches They have shoveled out from under more than 13 feet of it so far this winter Anything less than a foot goes almost un- noticed Things are clear of it has melted away and there is only about a foot on the ground People are different here from early December to March Here happiness is when the guy next door gets a mechanical snow blower Misery is slithering around on the knocking off snow and ice so when it finally melts the water won't back up under the Gibson Street is part of Route lures in central 21 thus the state could rebuild it if the city requested such tion In other business at the meet a The St Following the organizational meeting the board held its ular January meeting beginning with a discussion of the major city street improvement gram which is to be started year City Engineer Leland Kraft reported that until the common council's finance committee re ports on the amount of bonding money that will be available for street work he cannot begin outlining a plan for ments Charles L Hosier of Penn State University His ing the Weather some storms converged and I their combined punch smacked the Northeast Washington's ng Kraft requested permission 1 nine inches was the heaviest shingles and drop chunks of soggy plaster on the television set Muskegon an industrial area of persons had more than 12 feet of snow last winter and more than six feet this past December alone The snowfall records posted in this winter's opening blast included 17.9 inches in one day 45.5 inches in one week and 78.8 inches during December on one man Schooner boards cither in the immediate area or out of the state Continued on Page 3 Col 3 Attorney General Is Set To Visit Sukarno WASHINGTON AP Ally Gen Robert F Kennedy leaves today on a sion for President Johnson a meeting with Indonesian dent Sukarno on the Malaysian situation The White House said day that Kennedy probably will see Sukarno Thursday in Tokyo where the Indonesian leader will be vacationing Details were to be announced after Kennedy conferred with son this morning Assistant White House press secretary Andrew Hatcher said Monday that Kennedy would be discussing svith Sukarno the Malaysian situation Sukarno has publicly and re- vowed his intention to crush in meaning British sup port of the newly formed state Only last week Johnson sen Sukarno a message U is be to have dealt with U.S concern over the rising fre of border incidents in North Borneo a tate which borders Indonesia Another possible topic in the talks is a in the new foreign aid iiil It would prohibit U.S istance to Indonesia unless makes a positive ng that it is in the best inter- of the United States Kennedy visited Indonesia for a week in February 1962 on a trip He spent much of his time defending U.S and foreign sharp exchanges Indo- students He also con- ferred with Sukarno about Indo- demands for the held territory of West New ea The attorney general pressed the point that the United States wanted a peaceful solution and would view with disfavor cither country which might start a a month I feel that generally I would like to work first on streets that already have storm and sanitary sewers installed and also con- the past program of in- stalling new underground he said Chairman asked about the possibility of including East Gibson Street in the street im- provement program In my opinion this street would be the number one he said Mayor T Hamilton Kennedy who said attending this first meeting of the board to welcome the new board bers commented Gibson Street has been discussed in the past We received a report from the state as to what they would do if the city asked them to im prove the street The report in that at lenst some of the trees might have to be removed and this caused a furor of sorts among residents of the street We hope to meet again with Air and the state people after this boarc of public works has a chance t get its feet on the ground W hope to discuss with state en again what would be done by them if Gibson wer improved Then we would wan to have a qualified state mai explain the situation to all o those concerned so there woul veral studies ant granted by the to set up a park 1 to create the k foreman Kraft place the for PageS in nearly six years W Va had 16 Snow depths in New England around 12 inches with ome drifts up to five feet high At Ashland 35 miles rom Albany the snow was 30 deep In Albany where 14 inches fell cots were set up n stale Capitol corridors for About 100 state employes spent the night at the employment with its snow and even take a certain masochistic pride in the clucking noises it produces among residents of cities where technique isn't the chief topic of barroom conversation When it snows in Muskegon schools don't close factories operate at full tilt people go and the boss still wants to know why you were late for work andon ir Made LLE Fla r f a c e vessels ry seas 160 miles today fo to abandon Guard identifie and Mrs E On Full Cr ALBANY Senate Majority Leader Walter J Ma honey has relaxed his slant nf tho Stand ew Repeal other hearings are held The Al bany hearing originally was se for Feb 5 argue sinking sen The Coast hem as Mr elton their two children and apt Christopher de ki skipper of the schooner the enchantress Ages and addresses were un- vailable as were the names of he children The vessel left Charleston Jan 10 for St Thomas in he Virgin Islands The last word from the schooner was a distress sage radioed Monday that wa- er was knee-deep in the cabin and that the passengers and skipper were going over the side in two dinghies All had life jackets Navy and Coast Guard ships and planes searched for sur all night and into today Winds in the areas were esti mated at 35 to 40 knots with seas running 15 to 20 feet Tern peratures dropped to near zing The first emergency call was against full-crew laws and is seeking a compromise to permit repeal at his session it was learned day Reds Down nat me united SEOUL peaceful solution Korean air force piloted by a captain was shot down by North Korean nist ground fire today above the western front the South Korean air force announced The fighter crashed in Com- munist territory the air force said Indonesian and Dutch with an American sitting in began talks in ington that led to a peaceful lution of the problem intercepted by the Coast Guard at p.m Monday I am sinking the unidentified caller said I have five persons on board I've got two dinghies which won't last long in these he said Informed sources said mem bers of Mahoney's staff have jeen meeting quietly with both railroad management and union officials in an attempt to work out an agreement The laws which specify the minimum size of railroad crews are under heavy attack by road operators as ding devices Gov Rockefeller has called for their repeal One approach under sion in the Mahoney effort would be to write into the re- peal a guarantee that no job would be abolished until the position was vacated by ment resignation or death In other The Senate's Democratic minority leader accused feller of the most heinous course of conduct in having a Republican of being bought by railroad unions Assembly Speaker Joseph F Carlino said he would ask all members of his house to re- veal any private interests that that the full-crew laws enacted a half-century ago force them to keep more than ed workers on the payroll at an annual cost of million If the full-crew laws were re- pealed outright as proposed by provisions of a arbitration award would go into effect This would mean no worker with two years of seniority or more could be dis missed outright The railroads would have to wait until a natural vacancy occurred be fore abolishing his job The compromise proposal un- der discussion extend this protection to all workers re- of seniority by writing a blanket attrition policy into ranging from 10 into the 20s A warming trend was foreseen for 1 the western half and east of Lake Ontario But another snowfall ed likely later this week in the eastern half the Weather reau said State Police reported all main I roads open this morning except I a portion of Route 84 Route 9 and the Taconic way in southeastern New York Gov Rockefeller shared in I frustration imposed by big blow He canceled a trip from New York City to Monday night because of dangerous travel conditions I In Albany many their staff members and sornel stale office workers spent night near their desks on cots provided by Civil Defense Hotels in some areas filled to capacity A number of travelers on the State Thruway took overnight refuge at cafeterias and ice stations quarters for other travelers were es-l in barns homes fice buildings and schools A large number of schools mained closed today sent students and teacher home early yesterday The list of storm eluded that of Lippman of Albany He killed last night in a action collision involving 19 on the Thruway near Among the stranded wertT travelers blocked in weather at Kennedy tional Airport in New York City Snow drifts made runways iml passable there and at other mal jor airports throughout east The Coast Guard asked the schooner Ur continue radio transmissions so they could get an accurate fix on the location Someone started counting Later a child was heard counting slowly to 100 ally the voice faded away It was p.m might influence their vote on the repeal when it comes up for action The special committee studying revision of the tive code of ethics decided to the repeal the sources said Republican Assembly John Robert Brook of Manhattan an attorney who has represented rail unions in legal matters drew the bought accusation from Rockefeller during a vate talk about the repeal last week Brook publicly denied any un- ethical conduct and declared he would abstain from all live on the measure Besides advancing the Albany hearing the committee uled lor Feb 5 a hearing in Ro Chester originally set for Jan 22 Other hearings will be helc Jan 23 In Syracuse Feb 7 ii The Weather Western New York Norther Finger Sunshine a few light flurries and cold today Higl Some cloudiness few snow flurries tonight ranging from 10 riea he lake to below zero in som n I a n d sections generally fair and warme Variable winds mostly west veering to and increasing slightly day TEMPERATURES 8 advance to Jan 22 a public Jan 23 In Syracuse i hearing here to allow New York City and Feb 24 in 10 11 12 1 p.m hour high 14 low 6 13 Ailing DENVER AP Form U.S Sen Ed C Johnson of Col rado is seriously ill in St J seph Hospital at Denver A hospital spokesman sa Johnson 80 has pneumonia a eu to Albany
