Coshocton Times, The (Newspaper) - July 30, 1964, Coshocton, Ohio TELEPHONES BUSINESS OFFICES NEWSROOM The Coshocton Tribune The Latest News in Stories Photos VOL 55 NO 336 full Report of United International COSHOCTON OHIO 43812 THURSDAY EVENING JULY 30 1963 Best of Comics ind Pictorial SEVEN CENTS Senator Raps Crime Shows By STEVEN GERSTEL WASHINGTON UPI Sen Thomas J Dodd charged today that prime tele- vision time is still permeated with programs featuring sive crime violence and de- based moral standards I tional Broadcasting Co NBC and Columbia Broadcasting tern to explain why there has been no appreciable reduction in violent shows de- spite their pledges two years ago The senator said that of Dodd chairman of the networks only subcommittee on juvenile showed an improvement Not only did we fail to see an appreciable reduction of lence In new shows but we also said there was no appreciable reduction of lence in new shows and the most violent shows of found that the most violent dominate the home shows of season have 62 still screen been syndicated and are now Dodd's harsh criticism reshown on independent television scheduling was and Dodd eluded in an opening prepared for delivery as the subcommittee resumed its ings into crime and violence on television The subcommittee held ings in which according to Dodd showed that network executives consciously fostered a trend toward violence by dering mere of it to be included in shows to assure he nance of high ratings for programs Page 15 Please Scientists Sure Will Land on Moon Dodd summoned executives of the three networks American Broadcasting Co ABC Negro Leaders Ask Peace Ti After Election By AL KUETTNER NEW YORK UPI The Negro leaders of four civil rights groups have called on America's Negroes to forego further racial demonstrations until after the Nov 3 presiden tial election Instead the nation's Negroes were asked to work for the de- feat Republican presidential candidate Barry M Goldwater The statement issued after a summit conference of the heads of six civil rights did not say so but its implications was clear that the leaders felt further tions could enhance chances of winning the White House A second statement was is sued strongly denouncing riot ing and looting by Negroes in recent weeks and rejecting the support of extremist groups such as Communists Page 13 Please Youth Drowns CLEVELAND UPI Larry McGuire 17 Cleveland drowned Wednesday while wad ing at Middle Bench His body washed ashore after a search by Coast Guard officials was abandoned because of rough waters PASADENA Calif spacecraft was racing for the moon today with scientists saying there is no question its television eras will take the first close-up pictures of the lunar surface before collision Friday A successful collision landing and relay of televised pic tures back to earth from six space eyes would mark an historic first for American space The first closeup photographs of the moon's face The photographs could spel success or failure to this hopes of landing astro on the moon by 1970 If accomplishes its mission it would end a six year string of 15 moonshot fail ures thundered on its mission Tues day from Cape Kennedy Fla A delicate midcourse maneuver early Wednesday aimed it to ward a sausage-shaped target area 40 miles Ions and 15 miles wide on the moon's face named the sea of clouds One terminal to place television cameras into the best position for photographing the lunar face may or may not be made A decision on that was expected late today expected to col- lide with the moon at a speed of miles an hour at EDT Friday About minutes before impact sion cameras will be activated and the six eras should transmit back to earth the historic photos The pictures were expected to tell scientists whether the moon's surface is smooth enough for American craft to land on it U.S Officer Is Battle Victim SAIGON UPI An of three relief aid to this Commu can army officer was killed by Communist fire day as fighting raged for the third consecutive day between rushing toward embattled Ben One of the battalions was ambushed this after- government troops and Redi noon south of the district guerrillas only 30 miles north tal of Saigon I The officers death raised to A U.S military spokesman the number of Americans said the American officer die in South Viet Nam since killed as he was United States began Senator Clair Engle Dies Early Today at Home in Washington nist threatened country in 1961 It increased the number of Americans killed in combat to 174 The Vietnamese defense estimated that 300 Com- munist rebels have been killed so far in the savage three-day fighting around Ben Cat most of them by air strikes and ar- tillery fire that pounded the Red columns as they boldly maneuvered across open ry in broad daylight At least 128 Vietnamese sol- iers have been killed d or listed as missing in even different clashes within ive miles of Ben Cat ng to American and ese spokesmen MISS USA AND Johnson District of Columbi i entry was named Miss USA day night in the Miss Universe contest at Miami Beach Fla From left are Miss Kentucky Johnna Reid Miss Alaska Susan Marlin Miss USA Miss Texas Diane Balloun and Miss Utah Janet son The girls standing were runners-up in the Miss USA contest UPI South Wonders Restricting Study Johnson Talks About Running Mate for ATLANTA UPI Southern leaders indicated today that President Johnson's chances in Dixie in November hinge on his choice of a running male These politicians agree that the presidential race probably will be very close in the South but that the right vice candidate could give the edge to the Democrats in some states Realizing that the choice was strictly up to the President they offered some suggestions for Mr Right and a mous nomination for Mr Wrong Without exception Southern politicians polled by United Press International voiced ob- to or were cool toward Ally Gen Robert F Kennedy because of his stand and views on civil rights Peace Corps Director gent Shriver was the man most frequently mentioned as a vice presidential candidate to the South followed with almost equal sentiment by Sens Eugene McCarthy of Wisconsin and Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and Page 15 Please Local Young Man Will Attend Center lor Vocational Training Shows Many With School COLUMBUS UPI A re cently completed survey of re- apportionment and redistricting to bring Ohio in line with the U.S Supreme Court's decision has pointed out several lems which face the state legislature The study was conducted by the Political Science ment of Ohio State University The high court did not specify what variances would be owed the states in this Hope Dims for Trapped Miners CHAMP AGNOLE France UPI Mining experts today abandoned one of two alternate plans for rescuing nine men imprisoned more than 200 feet underground in a chalk mine since Monday They pinned their hopes on a giant drilling rig capable of boring a shaft big enough to hold a rescue capsule with a man inside But the threat of more un- rockfalls caused workers to proceed with cau tion Rain and landslides ready have hampered tions Officials estimated rescue was at least 24 hours away possibly more This morning Mayor Pierre Socie of Champagnole informed he trapped men rescue work proving extremely ult and that they may have o stick it out longer than expected They took it pretty well and re in good spirits he told a ews conference later There were 14 men caught hen the roof of the chalk line collapsed with a roar ide Mount Rivel near here Officials feared the five missing men were dead Plans to attack the mountain long the lines of an air shaft leading near he trapped men were crapped when vorkers declared the passage oo dangerous because of weak vails The first man from the shocton area has been accepted for training in the program vided under the Manpower De- velopment Training Act of 1962 Robert Bebout 21 left son of Mr and Mrs James Bebout 355 South Second si will undergo training at the Mahoning Valley vocational center which was set up to facilitate Ohio's tion in the retraining program Handing Mr Bebout a voucher for travel expenses to the center is Kenneth Martin local power Development tive The school first of its kind in the United Stales is set up at the town Municipal airbase Mr Bebout will live on pus in a dormitory provided by the center and will receive dur ing his training an allotment of per week plus a subsistence allowance The center will train 640 young men ranging in age from 16 through 21 in the current class Every county in the state will be represented The local man will he trained for 38 weeks to become a ma chine operator His training will include performing limited ups from Blueprints and the op of various machine tool including lathes grinders presses etc In making the announcement Mr Martin said We are ver pleased that a local man ha been given this opportunity an feel that under this administra lion's program other local yout will be afforded an for both education and job train ing Anyone interested in ing his eligibility under the pro gram is invited to contact th Pan IS sion but the study contends it will fall between 10 to 20 per cent Using a 15 per cent variance figure the study showed that 13 of the state's 23 Congressional districts either exceed or are below this figure The 2nd 3rd 12th 14th and districts all top the 15 per cent mark while the 4th 5th 8th 10th 15th 18th and 20th were Ohio's 24th seat in Congress is filled by an elected representative The state joins with Connecticut Maryland and Texas as the only states ing an representative The 1951 redistricting act Officials Today WASHINGTON dent Johnson meets with more than 200 local and county school officials today to discuss a wide range of problems in- the effects of the new civil rights law The p.m EOT session at the White House was intended as a give-and-take discussion of such matters as vocational cation school dropouts work projects the gram and implementing the new rights law WASHNGTON UP Sen Clair Engle died unexpectedly today He was 53 Engle a California crat died shortly after 3 EDT at his Washington some 11 months after suffering a brain tumor He had an- his retirement from the Senate because of the of the brain ailment The veteran senator a ber of Congress for 21 years and of the Senate for 16 years had failed to respond fully to at least two operations though he was able to make a few rare appearances in the Senate for important such as on the civil rights He was brought to the ate in an ambulance to vote for a move to cut off a ern filibuster against the His presence made it one ofj the few times that all 100 tors were present The Democrat had intended to seek re-election in spite of his illness but mately decided to bow out of the Democratic primary Former White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger won a close race with California state Controller Alan Cranston for nomination to Engle's seat in the primary last month Engle had served in the ate since 1958 Prior to that he WASHINGTON UPI The bulk of the additional U.S troops being sent to South Viet Nam will be there within the next three months tion sources said today It will be six months ever before the build-up is completed Smaller continents Page 6 Please which provided the state with A Tu its 23rd district was the last wth and labor time the Ohio General bly acted to correct inequities in the redistricting system Since the 1900 census which showed Ohio with a population of and 21 seats in the lower house of Congress the state has steadily increased in Page 15 Please Civil Rights Suits Are Filed BIRMINGHAM Ala The federal government sought massive restaurant tion in its first court action un- der the new civil rights law Wednesday and Negroes asked for blanket school integration in the heart of Alabama The public accommodations suit was filed by the Justice Department against 15 rants at Tuscaloosa and re- quested a preliminary tion preventing the ments from pursuing the icy and practice of against Negroes Several defendants in the suit said they had not complied with the new law because of threats by whites C D port executive vice president of the Tuscaloosa Chamber of Commerce said it was com- mon knowledge that the agement of more than one place has been threatened for complying with the law Asst U.S Ally E Ray Acton promised to look into that an- gle of it At Montgomery federal dis- Frank M- Johnson Easterly Wave Being Checked The conference was set spent 15 years in the House along the lines of meetings the chairman of the Interior Committee just before his election to the Senate He Page 15 Please President has held recently Health Benefits Tacked on WASHINGTON UPI Earlier this week Johnson met with a group of presidents of land grant colleges and sities on agricultural matters In a related development the White House announced that Johnson had called a ence Aug 13 of 80 state sity presidents and other top educators for what was de- scribed as a administration forces were of ideas on how to approach state and regional problems Johnson called the August meeting an intellectual cation of the states White House Press Secretary George E Reedy said the con- ference was designed primarily to inform the various ties about studies of regional and state problems which have been conducted by the al institutions Missing Checks Being Cashed in Columbus Area COLUMBUS UPI The Highway Patrol and Columbus police were alerted today for worth of state checks taken from State Auditor Roger W Tracy's office The state auditor said the 576 checks apparently were thrown into a waste basket at the data processing center be- cause they were incorrectly made out The checks were filled in with the amount owed with serial numbers ranging from to The first forged check was lining up today behind a noticed Tuesday as it was being promise plan to tack health processed along with other benefits to a billion Social China Rejects Soviet Proposal For Conference By HENRY SHAPIRO MOSCOW UPI nist China has rebuffed a new Soviet attempt to arrange a conference of Communist ties to deal with the Sino-Soviet split it was disclosed today Shortly after it was learned here that the Soviet Union had asked the Chinese Communists and 24 other Red parties to meet on the split the New China news agency disclosed the Chinese rejection The Chinese Communist ty central committee sent a letter to Moscow two days ago refusing to take part in such a meeting the agency said in a dispatch monitored in London We will never take part in any international meeting or or any preparatory meeting for it which you call for the pose of splitting the tional Communist the Communist Chinese reply said Under the Soviet plan the party session would have been preliminary to a full scale meeting of the world's more than 90 communist parties The Communist Chinese re- Page 6 Please Trains Collide In Marysville MARYSVILLE UPI Two Security expansion passed by the House The plan would offer the elderly an option of either basic and home nursing care benefits or a able increase in cash ment benefits It would be through higher payroll taxes The move to force a vote this election celled checks at the auditor's office At least 20 others turned up since then totaling Besides local police and the Highway Patrol Tracy notified the Ohio Bankers association the Ohio Council of Retail chants the Columbus Clearing House Association and the state Treasurer's office The checks some made out to school districts and state funds were in amounts from to Those cashed were year on some version of Ident Johnson's lo health care plan under Social far checks cashed bear three New York Central freight trains collided at the Main St ing here Wednesday halting automobile traffic momentum j Wednesday of a to hike pension fits for nearly 20 million elder Bv a vote of 388 to 8 the ent forgeries of Tracy's hire and were made out to different people The checks were cashed byj persons using stolen Next in tlic AUGUST Dollars Without No one was injured in approved the to storc tnat crash in which the caboose and benefits for persons in April two cars of one train and the old age disability investigation showed engine of the other were benefits and thrown into tion including a Lazarus depart GIVE AWAY BILLIONS railed Railroad officials said one of he trains had stopped and was lunter planes will fly into the tropical Atlantic again today to check a strong easterly took under study a suit ing blanket desegregation of the Montgomery County public wave that is threatening to system which includes come the season's capital's city schools Filed storm on behalf of seven Negro chil This easterly wave is lhc suit complained tha close to becoming a officials had failed to the Social Security system toj bring in an additional 600.000 persons Page 6 Please preparing to switch onto a The measure would add ng when a Kenton freight train rammed in- to its rear men policemen and ployed physicians to the gram Schools in County Open Sept 1 City Week Later Tire first day of school 30 Thanksgiving Nov 26 Coshocton county pupils in Christmas close Dec 24 Atlanta Weather Fair and cool tonight low 63 Sunny ami a little warmer Friday Temperatures High Wednesday low 67 Year ago high low 59 High Low SEAN PRIVATE LIFE OF THE AMAZING JAMES BOND Attack on NEW HOPE FOR HEADACHE SUFFERERS term will be Sept 1 j Jan Easter for the Coshocton Charleston act on desegregation petitions by Negroes Fear 200 Drowned storm that it will only take a minor intensification to make it tropical storm er Neal Frank said At last reports the DACCA East Pakistan UP ance was located near 200 persons were 23 north longitude 59.5 and feared drowned and was moving west the capsizing of a launch westward about 18 knots This is about miles southeast of Miami carrying about 225 passengers on the Padma River 40 miles from here Tuesday night As for the Coshocton city schools the opening will not be until a week later Sept 8 16 last day of school May City schools County fair El Paso County teachers will noon Wednesday Oct 7 with the principals at their re- buildings on Aug 31 but pupils will not report until the following day Vacation schedules arc lows until following Monday morning EOTA meeting Oct 30 giving Nov Christmas close Dec 23 and reopen Jan York Washington's birthday Feb 22 j Raleigh i Raster April 1619 San County schools Labor will bo May 30 and com- Spokane Sept 7 county fair Oct EOTA meeting at May 31 Last day of school will be June 3 88 81 87 83 84 82 85 89 91 88 79 Washington Wichita 96 Indianapolis Los Angeles Miami New Orleans 72 61 77 63 60 63 82 70 64 69 59 72 74 I Maharani of HOPE FROM AMERICAN TO ORIENTAL QUEEN Plue Other Features In with your copy of IhO TRIBUNE
