Coshocton County Democrat, The (Newspaper) - January 16, 1956, Coshocton, Ohio PHONE NUMBERS News Room 170 Subscriptions and Display Ads 205 The Coshocton Tribune Weather Windy and colder tonight Snow and colder Tuesday OHIO MONDAY EVENING JANUARY ie 1955 onr aad SIX CENTS IKE HANDS CONGRESS BUDGET California Hit by Punishing Rains Thousands Flee Yuba City Again Menaced Death Toll Only Two SAN FRANCISCO rivers swollen by a end of steady tropical rains forced thousands of persons to flee their homes throughout northern Calif today and posed a serious new flood threat to beleaguered Yuba City Mercifully the rains stopped just before sundown Sunday night and the weatherman forecast mostly clear skies today and tonight But they had done their damage For more than 36 rs water literally poured from the heavens without letup The ground was ready too wet to absorb any more moisture As a result northern California suffered a repetition of the Christ mas week floods but to a much smaller degree Those floods took a toll of and caused at least 175 million dollars damage Two Reported So far two deaths were reported from the current floods Ray Stepp 50 drowned in an irrigation ditch 25 miles south of Alturas John Maurer 32 Eureka contractor was killed Saturday by a falling POINTING THE silhouetted against sky at Patrick Air Force Base near Cocoa Fla symbolizes man's coming attempt to launch an earth satellite into space The 20 inch metallic sphere will be launched with aid of a three stage rocket from Patrick AfB some time in 1957 Area on east coast of Florida was chosen because of its ties for heavy rocket launching Continued on Two Nixon Stassen in Support of Dulles Brink of foreign Policy Endorsed WASHINGTON of State John Foster Dulles today gamed the support of Vice dent Richard M Nixon International Union of Elec in Federal Mediator Calls First Sunday Session PITTSBURGH tiators in the Electric Corp strike met in an- other hush hush session here day in what one source said could be a week of decision in the nationwide walkout of pro duction workers An observer close to the hinted the Ulks might be entering a crucial period when Federal Mediator John R Murray called the first Sunday Pittsburgh session since the strike was launched last Oct 17 the Multiple Deaths Increase Ohio's Traffic Fatalities Accidents Kill 24 19 of Total on State's Highways By UNITED PRESS Multiple deaths boosted Ohio's weekend accidental death toll with an unusual number of mishaps re ported resulting in more than one fatality A United Press survey showed that at least 24 persons died in accidents from Friday to midnight Sunday Of these 19 ished in traffic with a possible total of 20 in pending a ruling In addition one person died in a plane crash two died in fire and two were electrocuted Two traffic accidents resulted in two deaths each and one auto collision took three The dead Mrs Margaret Whalen Canton was killed Saturday night in an auto accident at an intersection in anton Dean Roberts 28 vas failed early Sunday when his car crashed into a tree off Route 33 2 6 miles southeast of Russells omt Kenneth Rowe 16 Columbus vas killed and five others were in ured when their car crashed off 663 Expenditures 65.9 Fiscal Year 1957 Estimated SOMETHING LEFT shows how Uncle Sam wind up with a surplus for fiscal 1957 as estimated m President Eisenhower's message to Congress The first balanced budget sub- mitted to Congress since 1947 it predicts a 400 surplus THE BUDGET DOLLAR When It Comes rMr 1957 Continued on Page Nine Aide Harold E Stassen for his statement that the United States faced situations that rould hav led to war He did not name them but Dulles in Life maga zine article said they occurred during crises over the Korean armistice Indochina and Formosa Democrats led by Democratic presidential candidate Adlai E Stevenson and Sen Hubert H Humphrey D denounced the statements Life attributed to Dulles Dulles later confirmed the substance of the article Stevenson accused Dulles of Russian roulette with the life of our nation He said the art of diplomacy especially in the atomic age must lead to peace not war or the brink of war Stassen President Eisenhower's aide on disarmament said the Eisenhower Dulles foreign is not accurately reflected in the article or in statements made by Workers However following Sunday meeting between In- Relations Vice President Robert D Blasier and IUL dent James B Murray had nothing to report He also declined comment after the two met in an eight-hour conference Saturday Murray said the hideaway con between the key negotia tors would continue today Continued on Page Two Continued on Page Three Lausche to Speak At Special Session COLUMBUS 0 UP Ohio Arson Possibility Seen in Fatal Fire Wis investigated the pos MbihU that an arsonist touched off a tenement fire which killed persons four of them children the 1 Legislators will hear a word from Gov Frank J Lausche to open a special session today then go too woik on a 35 million dollar pro gram for expanding public tions The program to be finance iom a 150 million dollar bond sue voted by the people last Nc will be the only order o business unless Lausche the scope in his address The governor has indicated h does not plan to expand the ses sion however which is to cover the following proposals 1 of 15 million dol Fire Marshal William said the clue was a can apparently containing some thing inflammable which was found near the origin of the blaze The fire through the three building in the pre- dawn hours eirly Sunday Four children three of them and sisters and the fourth a friend staving for the night were trapped on the third floor Tenants could hear the scream ins but it was impossible to save them The dead were iden as Ellen Root 14 David Root 12 Karen Root 16 and Ger aid 13 The Root dren's mother had to help a neighbor and was unable to get Hygiene for the largest construction m the state's history and OOC for drawing plans for 30 million dollars in new construction in 195 and 2 Appropriation of 15 million dol Continued on Page Three Continued on Three Terrorists on Cyprus Take Tip From Movies Cyprus authorities reported today that now using gasoline bombs made of an electric bulb filled with gasoline and wrapped with a soaked cloth around the neck They said the gasoline bombs made their first appearance after the of the Bad Day at Black Rock The morie showed how to make the bombs Russians Study U.S Treatment of Polio WASHINGTON UP Four Russian medical scientists will ar- rive here next week to study methods of treating polio and the preparation of the Salk vaccine The Public Health Service said Sunday the Soviet experts will visit several American cities including Pittsburgh where they will meet Dr Jonas Salk developer of the polio vaccine Other stops will include Boston Minneapolis Minn Cincinnati Ohio and Baltimore Md Old Papers on Display The 45 each day it In the In The Tribune MI North Sixth The will be a permanent the paper chanted fay Meanest Thieves Steal Polio Funds One City Places Are Entered Thieves entered and ransacked hree business places In Coshocton and one at during the week end and made off with m cash of which was polio money and approximately in merchandise the police and sheriff reported today Places burglarized were Dick Gross beverage parlor South Seventh st Watson's service tion 512 Chestnut st McFarland's grocery 616 Ash st and the Ba- garage The March of Dimes money was taken from beverage par lor Other change and merchandise in place were not taken En trance to the building was gained breaking a glass in a rear door Around in money and valued at were stolen fiom McFarland's grocery The merchandise included two cartons of four jars of substitute ugar two pounds of raisins and a can of Entrance to the store was gained by breaking a glass in a rear door Twelve dollars and three cans of ether were taken from the WaLson service station check for was examined by the thieves but was not stolen Mr Wathon said bricks were Soil Bank Seen Possible Without Budget Increase Subsidies Offset By Less Buying Of Surplus Crops By GAYLORD p GOODWIN WASHINGTON Eisenhower proposed today to put his administration's new billion soil bank program into effect without increasing total spending by the Agriculture Department total would remain at about 3 6 billion a year The budget he sent Congress for fiscal 1957 was based on the ex that the payments farm ers would get for taking land out of production would be offset by reduced government spending buy up surplus crops The theory was that the new two- phase soil bank plan which the President outlined to Congress in a special message last Monday would cut production enough to make this balance possible Today's budget message ing the 12 months starting next July 1 indicated that only million in new would be spent on the soil bank plan This would cover cash payments to who put part of their acreage into a proposed new term conservation reserve Emergency Another million outlay un Continued on Two THB shows where the budget dollar comes from and where it goes Note that nearly half of the estimated budget dollar for fiscal 1957 will come from individual income taxes Budget is first balanced estimate to be submitted to since 1947 Controversial Gas Control up for Senate Debate thrown through three windows in his place and there was evidence that one of the prowlers had cut his hand on the broken window entered There was also blood on the check he said Edgar Lower reported to Sheriff Gilbert Kempf that his garage in had been ransacked early this morning and around in money and in tires and tubes had been stolen Entrance was gained by breaking a rear window This the first time ton business places had been burg By UNITED PRESS The Senate today called up fo debate a to exempt ent natural gas producers from direct federal control The is the first big issue o the election jear Congress The mam point of controversy over the is Will it cost the nation's 30 million gas consumers more Opponents contend cd it lead to gas price in- creases Supporters denied this A similar cleared the House last year by a close 209 203 vote Debate found Democrats larly divided with from Southern gas producing states for the and those from gas con suming areas especially m the Midwest and Northeast general since Christmas two weeks before Iy opposed The measure would in effect nullify a 19 decision of the Su Court m the Phillips leum Co case The court held that independent gas prod uc ers wert subject to price regula tion the Federal Power Com if their gas was sold in interstate commerce Other congressional President Eisenhower sent Congress a balanced budget for fiscal 1957 Although the budget totals were a closely guarded cret it was expected to call for government spending of about billion The President also gave revised figures on spending for the current fiscal year ending June 30 If as was expected this Continued on Pugs Three Murder Charges Follow Robbery TOLEDO 0 UP Four bers of a five man holdup gang held in connection the holdup of Phillip 32 here Dae 7 faced first degree murder charges Police Capt Alfred Bartkowiak said the quartet will be charged with while committing a which automatically is first degree murder Another man who was arrested at the same time has been cleared and will be re The four were identified as Rob ert W Hayward Jr 18 I Montgomery 18 Donald J Boisselle 20 and Alton D Hallauer 21 all of Toledo The fifth man was identified as a Marine who is now at a ade at Camp LeTeune N C Police said he was on furlough at the ime of the robbery murder and ater returned to his base The four here have confessed to everal other holdups including ne in Detroit and one in New York French Socialist Is Guy Mollet From Political Jungle PARIS fUP Guy Mollet er of the French Socialist Party emerged today from the jungle of French politics as the most likely candidate to be France's next pre- mier in an alliance with Pierre Mendes-France Most observers were giving let the nod and said he could gel the premiership if he makes any sort of fight for it The alternative appeared to be Mendes-France as one of the of their Re- publican Front Mendes France called a meeting today of the executive committee of his Radical Socialist Parly to put its formal stamp of approval on the alliance with the Socialists and it promised to be a stormy one Caretaker Premier Edgar Mendes France's bitterest political enemy served notice he would at tend France ousted Faure from the Radicals when Faure dis solved the assembly but there dp no way he could keep Still Opposes Tax Slash at Present Military Power in Peacetime History Covered by Budget Eisenhower laid i balanced budget before congress still held back on tax cuts He proposed to spend billion in fiscal 1957 to protect peace with the greatest military power m our peacetime history and to foster steady growth and wider sharing of our unprecedented prosperity The spending figure was up billion over the rent year with most of the increase earmarked for air power atomic weapons and guided missiles But federal revenues were estimated to rise even taster under the impact of the booming 5 billion this year to 3 billion in fiscal 1957 which begins next July 1 That means a budget surplus of million for 1957 And Mr Eisenhower said revised figures for the current year show there will be a surplus of million on June 30 They are the first surpluses since 1951 He renewed his opposition to a tax cut now He said the prospective surpluses are too slim to permit tax re- lief and should be applied to reducing the national debt now billion But he did not explicitly rule out the possibility of a tax reduction before the end of the year the plus jump That could happen some private fiscal experts administration was in its revenue estimates and the government's actual income proves to be considerably larger than Mr Eisenhower forecast On the other hand the surplus estimate could prove to be too op ui some respects It wag based on the assumption that Con- gress will increase postal rates by million very uncertain prospect Mr said the 195 budget the largest of the three h has proposed was designed t achieve three major 1 Securing a just and peace by steadily strengthening the of the United State and its allies go that the free world will remain strong enough to deter possible aggressors Reflect ing goal national security spending was up billion from this year and comprised 64 per cent of the total Mr Eisenhower faid the people of Russia and satellites are undoubtedly as as Americans to reduce armaments burdens but regret that the Soviet leaders have not yet given any tangible on Page Two Bandits Get Haul At Cleveland Grill CLEVELAND 0 UP Police today sought three men who bluff ed their way Into the service en trance of thn Theatrical Grille here Sunday night and escaped with 000 fiom two safes and an un amount of liquor The establishment was closed when the trio rang the service en trance bell and shoved the porter Albert Martin when he opened the door The three tied Martin up while they broke open the safes and knocked a hole in the wall to get to the storeroom Martin managed to break free shortly after the thieves left and sounded an alarm dence of to work out an effective disarmament plan 2 Fostering in which prosperity can tamed and can be more fully shared by some groups now left out of It such as farmers and communities with chronic ployment To this end the budget provides some new and expanded programs for human well-being and economic growth 3 Maintaining financial and stability through sound fiscal policies The best way to maintain fiscal integrity is to forego a tax cut until such time as the surplus is big to cover both the cost of the tax relief and a modest payment on the tional debt He also pledged his tion to continue its campaign for government economy even though it has reached its goal of a bal budget We will continue to give the taxpayer and greater val ue for each dollar spent he said Fiscal 1355 and 1957 budg els stacked up like this In Billions of Dollin 1957 Receipts Spending Deficit Actual Estimated 64 G 42 64 3 02 Budget Gimmick Sought Taxpayers Would Like It By LYLI C WILSON WASHINGTON democrats were looking for a gimmick in President Eisen new budget It would be good news for taxpayers if they ound it The gimmick would an overly estimate of revenue might require substantial evision within a matter of months If the gimmick there Mr would be on way o Democrats on campaign year income tax re- which could make votes or Republican ude edited Wall Street put it this way The President will deliberately down revenue estimates Tax strategists fear they are officially with the voters for able surpluses in todays budget again tn IOr easing would set off tax cutting spending sprees in Congress Sc Ihc estimate uic at a hundred million dollars for this fiscal and only ly larger for fiscal 1957 Officials confide they may jack up revenue and surplus figures later in the spring Tax Translated into presidential year politics it means The Republican administration to control the campaign year action of the Democratic Con- gress on tax reduction and to get the credit for Mr Eisenhower if a cut made It wouldn't be fair to suggest that thr budget figures are falsified But are very to change Budget estimates usually must be revised from time to time Meantime Mr Eisenhower will keep thumping his annual message warning that a sound financial icy forbids the con majorities from moving at once to trim taxes Sometime before June it is quite possible that the President will discover happily that revenue is running -head of estimates that the out- look for the next year is rosier by iome billions of dollars Mr Eisenhower could then send a message to announcing the good news and for tax relief Some Democrats are afraid of nist that and that Mr Eisen would get campaign year their lax load Mr Eisenhower's State of the Union message arid today's de tailed budget statement are ac here as the platform upon which he will seek a second term if he runs They would become the platform of any Republican presidential candidate in 1956 Peace on earth and good jobs to men is substantially what the President offers or peace and prosperity for short These gen are buttressed by ing spending programs in the farm and human welfare which were the foundation of the New Deal Democratic political created by Franklin D Roosevelt there w 19333435 Small wonder that some crats are complaining Ike u stealing our stuff A 659 04 Surplus Here arc the big 1957 spending items Military billion farm 6 billion veterans 9 billion on public debt billion foreign aid 3 billion atomic en ergy 9 billion welfare billion and natural resources 3 billion Major receipts arc Individual income taxes billion ration taxes 3 billion excise taxes 9 billion estate and gift taxes i billion and cous 8 billion Of the defense funds the Air Force was allotted 5 billion the -i billion and the Army billion These expenditures would support an air force of 137 wings planes and men navy of 411 warships planes three Marine with air wings and men including Marines an army of 19 divisions 10 combat teams 143 aircraft and 1 034 500 men About 8 billion would be for purchase of military planes in the intercontinental bomber and supersonic fight missiles Mr Eisenhower again asked for in atomic peace ship to dramatize civilian uses of atomic energy The budget was last balanced in 1951 when the surplus was 5 billion President Truman had budgeted for a deficit of 1 Uon for the year The Republican 80th charged that into a surplus by economy aod changing bookkeeping The policy that led to the for fiscal 1964 and Mr wid hai helped to Jay a sound for tbi greatest volume of highest employment and tht eit national Income in of the country But he noted that tome ments particularly have not fully in thu prosperity This budget provides for new to help create the conditions under which all Americans may share in the abundance we ai ration are be laid Mr Eisenhower forecast that hk new farm program featuring a soil bank plan de- signed to induce to take croplands out of cultivation can financed with no net increase la federal farm outlays He estimated hese outlays at 6 billion about he as this year He expected lower for direct farm price ng from the decreased production offset the million in cash he sked for soil bank n addition farmers would be paid n commodities out of the ment's own surplus cost hat doesn't show in the budget Farmers also will get an mated million in gasoline tax efunds if Congress approves the legislation as Mr Eisenhower again called for deral expenditures of billion n 10 years on superhighways But he didn't include anything in the budget for them on the ground that they should be financed by new taxes or the sale of special bonds He budgeted million to launch the program of federal aid tc schools which he outlined ID a special message last week He asked for million to con- furnishing polio vaccine for children and expectant mothers Balancing of the budget expansion of public welfare and public works programs without economizing on overriding de- fense needs which must continue to be met in full Mr Eisenhower said WASHINGTON CUP Here is where your tax dollar would go un- der President Eisenhower's fiscal 1957 Security 61 cents By 25 cents 1 cent All 13 cents security military aid alibi en- ergy fixed by law In- on etc 3 billion will go for guided And here is where the budget dollar would come from cents cents IxciM 15 cenu T
