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   Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - February 22, 1966, Hamilton, Ohio                                Help Keep America Strong Buy United States Savings Bonds City c plaM during installation HAMILTON JOURNAL at Ohio FEBRUARY 1966 Court At Journal Ohio 45012 55 PRICE TEN CENTS the News family of possible 18 PAGES WEATHER HAMILTON AND VICINITY CONTINUED FAIR AND COLD TONIGHT AND LOW TONIGHT NEAR HIGH WEDNESDAY IN SPACE FEAT SLATED WEDNESDAY Yank Planes Crumble Cong Defenses Pair Finds Lost Gold Mine Associated Press SAN Aaron and Lemmons search for traces of gold in a pile of ore brought out of a mine in San Saba near San Samples of the ore have been assayed by a firm for more than a There is a conjecture that the mine may be the legen dary lost San Saba Daytime Freedom 300 Federal Convicts Join Nations Labor Force Today By JOSEPH WASHINGTON AP Pris on gates swing open today for 300 federal The prison ers are to be back at nightfall Bui meanwhile they are part of the nations labor By the end of the the Bureau of Prisons pre some federal con victs will be prisoners at night but working by preparing for the mo they leave the custody of the attorney general for what they hope is the last Prisons Director Myrl Alexander says the response to the work release program from both within and the prison system has been dra matic and encouraging sines President Johnson signed the Prisoner Rehabilitation Act last Program Successful Through cooperation by indus labor prison and the inmates them Alexander the pro gram has been richly success 300 prisoners in a handful of women are taking part in the About 40 have been graduat ed they have completed their sentences and are steadily em ployed at Ihe jobs they assumed while still Only three prisoners have at tempted to All were found within and the employer of one asked prison officials to return Ihe man to work because of his He was turned Turn to Pace Please Lahor Group Rejects Pleas To Head Wage Guidelines By NEIL MIAMI AP The drafts further argument today against a White House proposal to limit wage while of Labor Willard Wirtz tries to patch holes in the Johnson ad Cinti Man Gets Silver BUI YORK fed eral government has made good on a and Cincinnati attorney Lee Vesper has a silver bar weighing aboul 62 pounds to prove It started when Vesper to exchange currency for silver The Treasury Depart ment said it had He insisted that silver certi pledge to pay silver to the bearer upon The Treasury Department re plied thai he could have silver in Vesper went lo New York and traded in wortn of silver certificates al the Federal Re serve Bank II u got a receipt which he took to the United Stains Assay Within five minutes he came out with Ihe silver bar in a gray Vesper said he probably keep it for awhile as a conversation then sell it back to the LIST TRAFFIC DEATH IN HAMILTON COUNTY CINCINNATI AP Hamil ton Countys traffic loll stood at 14 today with the death of James who was struck by a car Satur day while crossing a street near his Yetter died Monday in General ministrations alliance with or Wirtz is staying an extra day lo talk wilh official of the big labor who Monday rejected his pleas to heed Presi dent Johnsons wage guide Wirtz reportedly found deeper discontent among the labor chiefs than he had bargained I think he got the said one member of the AFL CIO Executive Council which held several hours of talks wilh Wirtz behind closed Report The federations Economic Council today begins drafting a report which is expected to bol ster opposition to any federal plan to restrict wage demands without also controlling in creases in prices and The informed sources also will argue that the nations strong economy can afford both the guns of its war needs in Viet Nam and the but ter of Johnsons Great Socie ly The federation is expected lo Turn to Pago Please REPLIES TO WHITES SUIT Ohio Ohio Supreme Court has given William While of Mount Ver non until Monday to counter reply to motions to dismiss his suit seeking a place on the May 3 Republican ballot for gubernatorial William for Secretary of State Ted replied to Whites suit Monday explaining why Brown ruled the prospective candidate off the ballot for insufficient valid signatures on his nominat ing Hunts Red Enemy On 2 Fronts Try To Cripple Foes Forces Near Saigon By THOMAS REEDY SAIGON South Viet Nam AP Thousands of American fighting men hunted the Viet Cong on two fronts today after bombed only a few miles ahead of them to crumble Communist de Troops of the 1st Caval Division found 38 Viet Cong dead and evidence of considerably more Red casual ties after moving into a Com munist triangle 10 to 12 miles south of Bong Son in the coastal plains 300 miles northeast of At times the Air Force bombers from Guam dropped their 500and 750pound bombs only two to three miles in front of the advancing caval spokesmen said the air cavalry killed 20 Viet Cong Monday raising the divisions total of Communist dead since it began operations in the on the South China Sea coast 25 to a to tal of Operation Mastiff In the jungles 35 miles north west of thousands of infantrymen began Opera tion Mastiff in an attempt to cripple Viet Cong forces opera ling on the capitals Like the air the 1st Infantry Division combed the thick forests after the area had been softened up by Although the six or seven war hardened Viet Cong regiments in the perhaps offered only loken American officers said the oper ation could erupt into one of the major actions of the Two guerrillas were reported killed as the infantrymen of the Big Red One poured into the area Monday by ar mored car and Air Force and Navy planes the air war against North Viet strik ing barracks near the old French fortress of Dien Bien storage approaches to bridges and roads in the pan handle between Vinh and the 17th officials said poor weather prevented a firm assessment of Cong Strikes Back On he the Viet Cong struck back by ambushing two South Vietnamese convoys in tiie past 24 hours on Route the main northsouth A platoon of government mili took heavy casualties when the Viet Cong lured eight South Vietnamese vehicles into a trap near Thien Giao 100 miles northeast of A government said tour companies of Viet Cong Turn to Page Please DESIGNATE OU TRAINING CENTER Ohio University at Athens has been designated the center for train ing representatives of business and financial institutions to as sist in community action pro grams throughout the Appala chian region of Waller D announced this Monday night and said the Office of Economic Opportunity has ap proved a grant to the university to conduct the train CINCINNATI SOLDIER DIES IN VIET ACTION WASHINGTON AP Army men Kenneth Lanter of Cin and Jesse Peterson of Akron have boen added to the list of Ohioans in Viet Nam Lanters parents are and Edward Peterson leaves his Gus LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO SICILIAN WRITER ROME AP Tito Manlio writ died Monday after a long Manzella wrote mainly especially for the and British And Soviet Union Talks Open Associated Press MOSCOW Soviet Union Premier Alexia and British Prime Minister Harold face each other over a Kremlin conference table today as they began talks on world Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei facing from joined in talks along with British Disarmament Minister Lord third from and Secretary to the Sir Burke second from This picture is from the Soviet Goldberg Confident Council Can Help In Viet War Settlement WASHINGTON AP Ambassador Arthur Goldberg says he is confident the Security Council will be helpful in promoting a settlement of the Viet Nam After meeting with President Johnson for more than three hours Goldberg told newsmen the Viet Nam situa tion calls for patience and forti He said the United Slates nev er held the view thai the United Nations was the appropriate agency to conduct actual peace he the decision o take the Viet Name case be fore Security Council was to interest member nations in pro an honorable Some member working in lhat nations are direction al though debate in the Council has been adjourned for two and a half he Shares View Asked for comment on a suggestion by Canadas external affairs Paul that the Geneva Conference be reconvened on Viet Gold berg replied that the United States shares that While the ambassador was meeting wilh the President at the White Ful chairman of the Senate Turn to Please Testifies Witte Planned To Kill JFK not if day put into words by WASHINGTON dent John Kennedy might have been assassinated in Cin dreams Grand Empress Eloise Witte had also been put into according to a The Ohio phase of the con gressional inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan concluded Monday Shoots 5 Negro Pickets At Birmingham Market By ROSS HAGEN AP A white man shot five Negro pickets in a Birmingham super market parking lot Monday night after they refused to move of his police Police said two of the Negroes were shot in the stomach and that the others were less seri All required hospital Police McDowell said Emory of turned himself in at the police department minutes after the McGowan was charged today with assault with intent to mur Blocking His Car Authorities quoted McGowan as saying the Negroes were blocking his car and refused to move when he asked them The officers said McGowan told them that when the Ne groes would not move he opened his car door and opened fire with a 25caliber The man drove quickly out of the parking accompanied by a according to She was questioned and re McDowell Fred Shuttlesworth of Cin CORRIGAN OUT Ol SAMS CASE WASHINGTON AP cutor John Corrigan of Cuya hoga wont be al lowed to present arguments when the Supreme Court hears orally about the conduct of the 1954 Samuel Sheppard case his office The court denied potion Monday to participate in the probably this on the former Cleve land osteopaths appeal from his conviction and life sentence in the slaying of his first secretary of the South ern Christian Leadership Con said he was leading a nighttime protest march about a block away from the Lib erty I heard a bunch of noise that sounded like he Then we saw some people on the One man was trying to He had been shot in the Treated At Hospital Someone who saw who Turn to Page Please did with another finger pointed at Witte of Cincinnati for purported schemes to kill peo ple from presidents to her own The final witness at the House on UnAmerican Ac hearing before it turned to Florida KKK activities was Richard of New who said he formerly was deputy commander of the American Nazi Storm Trooper Division in Witte once told he that she had the idea of borrowing a baby as a ruse to approach President Kennedy and shoot him on a scheduled appearance in Denied Plots The Queen City housewife told the committee last week she is grand empress of the Klan in Ohio but denied assassination plots and took the Fifth Amend ment on other Hanna said he came in con tact with Witte after quit ting American Nazi He said he was shopping around for another organization against Turn to Page Please Attempt To Lift Apollo Saturn Rocket Set For Blastoff At At Cape By JIM STROTHMAN AP Aerospace Writer CAPE AP Predictions of marginal weather high winds and too many clouds remained the main concern today as the countdown progressed toward Wednesday mornings scheduled flight of the first Saturn IB rocket and Apollo Weather the 225 foottall Saturn with enough fuel on board to give it one twentieth of the explosive ca of the Abomb that lev is due to rum ble skyward at EST on a 39minule jaunt to a target area in the Atlantic Ocean miles southeast of Cape Kenne Maiden Flight Riding on its nose will be an unmanned version of the cone shaped Apollo spaceship which will carry three Americans to the This will be the maid en flight for both the 650ton Saturn IB the most powerful rocket ever built by the United States and the Apollo moon Hundreds of industrial execu representing numerous companies which pooled their tap talent to piece together the plan to be on hand to witness the The launch will be carried on the three major television net The Saturn IBs first stage and second stage are designed to lift pounds into earth That is pounds more than the Soviet Proton the heaviest payload ever During this first how the Saturn IB will only lob the Apollo spacecraft 310 miles high and miles down the Eastern Test On the downhill two bursts of a jet engine will ram the spacecraft back toward the earth at nearly miles an hour to test the Apollos ability to withstand searing reentry Mark Washingtons Birthplace 30 Yards From Exact Spot WICHITA AP On George Washingtons Birthday it may be slightly dis concerting to learn that the Father of the Country was ac tually born more than 30 yards from the monument thats sup posed to mark the David a profes sor of sociology and anthro at Midwestern Univer made the It is in Westmoreland He said a replica of the birthplace stands 100 feet south west of the exact site of the home in which Washington was Top Acting Nominations For Movie Awards Three of the lop acting nominations for this years Academy Awards went to Laurence for Julie for and Rod for The The nomi nations were announced yesterday in temperatures of nearly Such heat is similar to that which astronauts must pass through on a return trip from Ihe Project officials will attempt lo recover the spacecraft after it parachutes to a landing in the South The launch will be the first of three unmanned tests for the Saturn IB before three Apollo astronauts go for a spin of 8 to 14 days around the earth lale this year or early 1967 to work out techniques needed on the moon WASHINGTON ROUNDUP WASHINGTON AP The Senate Foreign Relations Com has approved President Johnsons nominations of Jack Hood Vaughn to head the Peace Corps and Lincoln Gordon to fill Vaughns old post as assistant secretary of state for inter American In each the nomination was approved Monday by a vote of 12 to with Wayne voting Vaughn testified before the committee shortly after Johnson named him to replace Sargent Shriver as director of the Peace WASHINGTON AP The head of the Department of Education and Welfare says he will lead a team of ex perts to South Viet Nam next month to tackle problems in health and Secretary John Gardner discussed his mission with Pres ident Johnson Monday and later told newsmen one purpose of the trip is to assess the prob lems there and try to frame a This is not a casual effort on our Gardner WASHINGTON AP Edith who once taught says the adminis trations new Teacher Corps program may create a morale problem among career teachers earning the same pay with less Commissioner of Harold Howe II Howe told a House Education subcommittee headed by Green that the law provides that Turn to Page Please Cinti Couple Shot To Death CINCINNATI A sub urban couple with no record of marital troubles were dead today as the result of a mur in the parking lot of the wifes police They were identified as James Pierce and his wife Jean Sil parents of a 20yearold son and 14yearold William Kip lings direct supervisor at the Winton Hill Technical Center of Procter Gamble told police he saw the fatal shots fired Kipling worked at the technical center as a stenog rapher and her husband was waiting for her in a car as she got off Gregg said he saw Kipling fire three shots as she was about to enter the As Kipling fell to the her an unem ployed former mental put the gun to his head and Gregg recounted to po Kipling was dead on ar rival at General Hospital with two wounds in her chest and one in her Kipling died two hours Inside 9 i Horoscope Among Sick Amusements Births 1314 Comics Crossword When Dear Abby Deaths 6 415 17 16 Markets Oxford Society Sports 4 5 16 7 y 5 6 1213  

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