Charleston Daily Mail (Newspaper) - May 18, 1966, Charleston, West Virginia THE WEATHER SCATTERED showers and tow near 60. partly FINAL EDITION WEST VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY MAY 18, 1966 TEN cam STUCK TACHOMETER AND SPEEDOMETER IN FATAL ACCIDENT Man by Chester Bawn Motorcycle Crash In City Kills Two A young man and woman died instantly today at a. m. when their motorcycle crashed at high speed into an automobile at Morris and Virginia Pronounced dead on arrival at Charleston General Hospital were Mrs. Mary Fern 26, of 8 White Armor South and Frederick C. 24, of 1311 Corkle Ave. Helm was graduated Jan. 22 from Morris Harvey College ADDITIONAL PHOTO ON PG. I With a and a had been employed by die State Department of His tame town is and college list his parents as Mr. tod Mrs. ard C. The motorcycle driven Helm east on Virginia Street til it crashed into the right front by of the The motorcycle catapulted to Ut a car south on Morris the steps leading into the front driven by 23, of New York by investigating said and visiting in Neither suffered bat Cochran said the tragedy caused Jordon to go into Red Chinese Links Advised By McNamara mentary shock and become Charleston Memorial Hospital said Jordon was admitted at Cocbran said was in no condition to make a He added out and that neither Jordon saw the motorcycle un- entrance of Mountain The cycle speedometer M and dw tachometer stuck at Patrolman C. R. die revolutions per Both occupants were thrown don and Malham are on into die Mrs. left leg was She also bad a crushed skull and crushed Helm had leg and jaw fractures and a ruptured Capt. Lawrence Morris of the police Accident Investigation Bureau said die deaths made a total of four traffic fatalities this year in They were the first Involving cycle six cycle riders were injured in April and four have been hurt this some of them The deaths made a total of 27 traffic fatalities this year in Ka- MONTREAL U S County and 159 in West rotary of Defense Robert S. Me On this date a year Namara called today for steps to toward Red China as a means of avoiding can do so with properly balanced trade diplo- matic and in som cases even by exchanges of mili tary McNamara said In a speech prepared for the American Society of Newspaper McNamara spoke hi philosophical terms of U.S. rela with potential enemies as well as with countries and with allied nations He made only bare mention o Viet Nam and then only indirect SAIGON Rebel fire brought down a small spotter plane hi Da Nang late today after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's opponents poured 500 more troops into that dissident northern not Ky made a brief visit to Da Nang earlier to rally support and The defense secretary said swear in his new military commander for the northern the isolation of grea nations like Red China re- duces the danger of potentially catastrophic misunderstandings and increases the incentive on both sides to resolve disputes by reason rather than by As a step toward of a worldwide o McNamara suggested that every young person in the United two years of whether hi the the Peace Corps or other volunteer ment work at home and CHARLEY WEST at ON a See Pg. CoL 4 FREDERICK C. HELM PREMIER VISITS DA NANG Troops Bag U.S. Plane The carrying a U.S. two miles outside die city after he was confident he would avoid taking seven hits from a civil war by rattier Hardman up at die River Bend ment troops near one of die said he had been under no Thomas Memorial and Young DONT H LBJ VIET CRITICS SMT m to forewarn U.S. officials of his sunrise move of troops to Charleston hospital to widow Mrs. Ethel 67, of 404 34di North ton James wbo was at- tendant at a service station in was in- nuns a 4Wiour hunger St Albans earlier this Da Nang To the sound of States should be asked to give pagodas controlled by the 20 Buddhist monks and strike at noon hi to said that between 6 and The rebel soldiers aimed auto- test the government's attempt to p. m. on die evening of Feb. matic weapons and rifle fire on each of die plane's two low passes over die politically divided There was no im- mediate explanation of the son for spotter's flight which followed shortly after a air force plane dropped U. S. Marines quietly took over a Da Nang River bridge disputed between rebel and government The Marines won control of the bridge by Their W. marines into letting the cans take over die west end and others negotiated a withdrawal of rebel troops holding die east While both rides jockeyed troops in the political power for the Buddhists said they wanted to h drums and See Pg. Col. 3 Malaysia Ready For Peace Talks KUALA Malaysia government leaflets on die rebel ui The Malaysian cabinet an- today that it is ready to open peace talks ly with Indonesia's new The cabinet proposed that Deputy Prime Minister Tun Ab- Gen. Lewis dul Razak meet with Indonesian Vietnamese Foreign Minister Adam make use of the present and hopeful The Malaysian announcement was la response to recent Indo- peace feelers and re- ports from Jakarta that die gov. last amment thare was ready lor a sod to seek ways to end die Mad Kidnaper Girl Hostage Rescued Farm Bay's Shotgun Blast Stops Sniper SHADE Pa. W A mad was shot to death today in a desperate attempt to break through a police cordon with Ids 17-year-old Peggy Ann William Diller 44, fen dying in a farm yard with a slug through the neck after a dash for freedom in the commandeered car of a deputy sheriff he had critically The girl Bed to the shelter of the She was not Jack press secretary to Gov. W. Scran said the slug was fired from a shotgun by Larry 15, son of the farm who yesterday killed a pursuing FBI triggered two shots at oncoming state troopers before he bleeding The final gunfight climaxed a massive manhunt hi the Tuscarora Mountains 70 miles southwest of after once an inmate of an asylum for the criminal Insane snatched Peggy Ann on her way home from school last A force of 2SO state troopers which had surrounded baugh's mountain hideout throughout the night began er and the gm in a Larry fired his as another state trooper at Conmy is baugh was struck Conmy said shot jy by rounds from the Sharp in the stomach ing the girl into the back seat of the forced the deputy to drive toward Highway 522, a quarter of a mile away down a nead er's gun and the shot by Conmy said he believed lenbaugh died as he fell to the He farm At the Rubeck baugh ordered the bleeding uty to get out and open the gate to the GIRL BREAKS AWAY Conmy said young Rubeck pointed a shotgun loaded with a slug out the window of his home and As the sing spun around the girl broke away and A state police car pulled up and Hollenbaugh fired two shots at the They returned the and went was pronounced at Fulton in nearby ical Center DEPUTY OPERATED ON Deputy Sharp was taken to a hospital in where he underwent His condition was described as Dr. G. T. who ined Peggy Ann at die Medical said be found no evidence that she bad been physically She bore some scratches and Bas Pg. Col. IN BENNETT TRIAL Woman Called Murder Plotter By JACK GREENE Of The DaHy Man Staff Two two ambulance drivers and a service station attendant today testified for the prosecution in the Intermediate Court murder trial of Mary E. Bennett Prosecutor Charles M. hi his opening tured her as part of a diabolical plot to kill her Justin H. He attributed to her the role of a prime mover in the killing of 69, at his summer borne to the River Bend tion near St. Dr. Peter 10 he sow Hiss Bennett at the He said she was walking ward a telephone booth when he saw but he was unable to gist at Charleston General and Dr. James L. wbo treated Hardman at Thomas Memorial bodi told die jurors that multi- ple shotgun pellets were ded in the skull and brain of Dr. Ladewig formed an autopsy on die man body hours after his death Feb. 1L Dr. Steele based on his examination of Hardman die night of Feb. 10, be expected the shotgun wounds to produce Donald of St. bans and James V. Young Jr. lance Casdorph picked He also summer home and took him to transported him from die South she used die tele- State evidence was to ue A. T. counsel for Miss 39, of North gave no hint hi his opening statement as to what his client's defense would he did say die dence would take a and that the case would have a mystery that die jury of LARRY RUBECK FIRED WILLIAM D. HOLLENBAUGH Don eight men and four women must of Charleston were die one of in See Pg. Col. 1 LATE BULLETINS MOSCOW W A Soviet statement holds that U. S. raids on North Viet Nam are threatening freighters visiting that As here see this a Soviet fear that bombs might strike Soviet ships aad caue a Uoa tbat play mto WASHINGTON Ml Herman E. said taday he m far If the Geargla wot to M. He IsM that have a that I cam kast my state mi Hi as rather thn States Tex. W The Texas Cant at Criminal peals unanimously ruled day that Jack Ruby's trial did not disqualify self to sit as lodge in die case when be decided to write a beak about the The case goes back to DaDas far a unity WASHINGTON tary of Labor W. Willard w ordering the nation's ment to classify of by It was leaned The am Is ts keep a closer check to Jah has that K easM re- tf am MM TERRY RAY FBI Man Slab 1st Hot BODY WHEELED AWAY Goned Dam Trying To Walker said the state will more than bombs from prove that the death of the Navy to help carry out its a retired was air strikes in Viet it was AF Forced To Borrow Navy Bombs The than bombs of various and ton is scheduled Robert Lee 27, of April 30, 1966 Navy made 1311 Kanawha South Jet Crash Kills 5 Tex. W-A jet tanker dug a wing into a way while landing at Air Force Base and cartwheeled hi flames last all four crewmen and a The Strategic Air Command a assigned to the 909th Refueling Squadron was returning from a four-hour local They listed the crew members Capt. Thomas W 34, available to the Force pound from Fort learned The great bulk of this supply was turned over to the Air Force before this die The Defense Department No breakdown deliberate and Four persons including Miss vided this figure m response Bennett and die victim's widow questions after the bomb were indicted for murder in die sion came to light hi Hardman Trial of testimony released last strikes were first launched in North Pentagon spokesman said Nam in that between Jan. 1, 1964 and ary pleaded guilty last Navy inventories slightly more Crippled Man Saves 2, In Fiery Home NEW Ohio Calvin Toler got little Thomas 2. out of his scooted him across die kitchen floor and outside to safety from their burning home here never be able to figure out bow he did exclaimed New Carlisle's fire Lode Calvin Toler is M years old and were The Navy uses 250-and of each were Force received from LMe Y I the Air and tons of Richard H. 35, navigator from New York and T. Sgt Harry L. The disclosure that the Air Force has borrowed the 29, boom operator from Authorities withheld die nama of die passenger pending cation of They said ha was an Air Force indicate that the Air Force been confronted with a if not problem of bomb supplies in die face of in- creased war Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said tons of bombs was on inventory in Southeast Asia last and with tons dropped SECTIONS March alone against Communist News in Viet Obituaries Editorial Today's Index McNamara has said ly that no bomb shortage has adversely affected die war In response to press re- ports about such gaps he told Idle Senate Foreign Relations a walker to get in April that die States this year will drop The old man got his grand- tons of bombs 91 per He uses out the back door before cent of die entire Editorials collapsing from smoke dropped hi 37 months of titt Financial t Classified Page Page Bridge Obituaries 4 Classified 28 Sports Comics It Sr. Forum JS Crossword 14 Theaters a BTV It
