News Herald, The (Newspaper) - July 26, 1963, Hubbard, Ohio Weather Sonny and warm this 90. Yesterday's 90. 65. Fair and mild 67. mostly sunny warm and humid with a possible shower in the 90. THE WEST LAKE OHIO MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On Page 4 Everybody in Washington economy these but nobody seems to core enough to do anything about it. Read Ralph column in Page 4. 69th Year No. 175 Friday July 26, 1963 SEVEN CENTS Tremors rock southern Yugoslavia 000 KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE Nike deal held up J. DAY Eastlake snarl Willowick BULLETIN The GSA Real Property Div. II going to try to detach Willowick's portion of the Nike Willowick Mayor Carl said Hall is also going to call Cong. Oliver P. Bolton see if he can help free the Willowick Nike Willowick can't get a 17-acre Nike site for tion because Eastlake and the County Commissioners can't agree on who gets another One site is in the other in But the eral thorn one Day resigns cabinet post WASHINGTON Postmaster General J. bad for but we can't dispose of any part until we can dispose of all of a spokesman for the General ices Administration in Chicago way is clear for o for he told i guess I'll have to do a tle fighting of my says Willowick Carl will urge a quick ment when he meets with lake Mayor Mable Johnson at a DAVID J. FULTON Edward who left a position as a L West Coast insurance to join President Mavor Johnson and wound up in a has resigned to return to private Nikita chilling Cold War Fear r youth in quake Why parents await word from Europe Parents of a Willoughby youth today anxiously await news from the ruined cily of David J. 20. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 37911 Brown arrived in Skopje July 3 for a summer of Early reports said the h struck the ancient n capital may have kill ed more than YUGOSLAVIA THROUGH THK office of I Oliver The learned that the Special Consular Services of the State Dept The Post Office Department con- firmed Thursday night that Day submitted his resignation July 19 end that President Kennedy had accepted it. A spokesman said the infective date had been left to the President's The White House had no mediate im- A source close to Day said he would be succeeded by former Sen. Benjamin A. Smith a former Harvard roommate of the President who served two years In the Senate after Kennedy's election to the 49, will become partner in charge of the Washington law of- fice of the Chicago firm of Burgess and Day was formerly an attorney with the as was Adlai E. now U.S. ambassador to the United Later Day served as Illinois commissioner of insurance during Stevenson's term as In his letter of Day said of an unusual op- that has been offered I can no longer postpone my return to private By Suzy Saiy notes that Postmaster General Day has just 24 hoars after announcing loughby would its new post And she pictures his final day in office as ending like Day his let's kave forgotten there's still that Willoaghby post office reaching for hit it to over the restricted limits and this is the last decent land available she Publisher dies at 67 Lung ailment strikes former N-H owner Mr. James B. of The for 21 died yesterday in On- slow Memorial Mr. 67, had been ill for two He died of em- an inflation in his Mr. Robinson sold The Herald to Oliver P. Bolton write the GSA and ask it ing to obtain young information on QUAKE AREA Cross locates Skopje in southern Yugoslavia wherr earthquake struck two jears at Allegheny Col- A GRADUATE of South High Fulton was tor in the Willoughby summer recreation program last Says could lead r At University of 10 disarmament arr still hc played on a basketball can serve hundreds of a l ch children if we get this hoped got a of his f T i I I 1 f 4 Mayor Johnson The todav i Khrushchev declared todav thai school would less i i uie She says the which thc on Uic new a member of n father id history wants the site for retarded created favorable j French group economics at the economic problems in get to he with the Common Market linked all the way fiom Paris to He attended the then took a can land all opportunities to proceed to total to our city HC foc m an- swer to questions from of the firm opinion best interests of everyone would of and Pravda to him in They in the two be served by the tonight and this year County Administrator Louis cur. going to pursue every avenue to get The General Services tration told Eastlake and county to reach an It wouldn't choose between Mayor Johnson said today The answers were read to cor- respondents at a press conference Mentor in 1952 to be- come publisher of the Page 2 3) to break the deadlock by Page 2, Column 4) Kennedy goes on TV tonight See Page 2 Going strong fReading Records still best sellers Parents and children of West Lake County must have liked 1 of It seems like they're all coming back to order Volume 2, which is selling just as fast as the first Both albums are available only at The Mail orders are being filled the same day they are or you may pick up your copies at the newspaper Records are Add 15 cents for mail Each long playing record is filled with children's songs and poems and has an accompanying booklet in the Foreign Office shortly er Undersecretary of Stale W. Harrisman made a ration in the same spirit at conference in the U.S. Em SYNCOM 2 ENROUTE TO SPACE RENDEZVOUS CAPE Fla. towering Delta space rocket vaulted skyward today in an fort to boost the Syncom 2 communications satellite into an orbit in which it would seemingly stand still miles above the If 2 will be come world's operating work as the United synchronous satellite one States will a great advance which appears to like a star toward a comparatively low-cost in the sky because it travels worldwide communications the same relative speed the earth networks requiring only three far enough out and 50! If one any would be Jn Aid rushed to Skopje Yugoslavia A strophic earthquake the minareted city of Skopje at dawn today toppling tall buildings and homes and possibly killing more than Radio Belgrade said there arc of adding it was impossible to say how many were killed but the number be very The official news agency put the estimated death loll over The radio said fires broke out in a technical school and a high MOST OF THE CITY'S population of were caught in their beds by the thunderous Many ran out of their apartments in their night Tens of thousands stood in the some others just staring at their former homes which had ed. Skopje parks were turned into collection points for the ALL CITIZENS WERE ORDERED to stay out of their homes for the next 24 hours as a ty reported that the earthquake's center lay right in the heart of the capital of the province of The downtown section was hardest The entire province of southeast of was mobilized for relief ROADS LEADING to the stricken city were jammed with trucks bringing in supplies and power and then turning around to evacuate the in- The town of northeast of made space for beds for the Doctors were rushed in from all towns in the Belgrade Radio described Skopje as a tragic working w THE WATER SUPPLY was cut off and slav army units set up emergency distribution Telephone and telegraph lines were cut and radio provided the only link with the outside said it was impossible to estimate the damage and this was born out by the first refugee to reach Belgrade from the historic capital of HE TOLD OF THE most solidly built building in the the Yugoslavia army being Pago 2, Column 4) Khrushchev turned ly to the theme that he pushed during the negotiations of the past 12 days that led to the initialing night of the test ban That theme was the of a nonaggression pact be- 'tween the 15 nations of NATO and seven Communist states of the Warsaw Harriman called on Khrush in the Kremlin and was re- with a great show of warmth by the CLIP AND MAIL WITH YOUR ORDER READING RECORD A COUPON Record No. 2 with the text of the record so children to read can follow the stories as they are told by are commended for children 3 to 10 Mail orders should be with the accompanying Reading Records The 38879 Mentor Art. Ohio ON THE INSIDE 7 Classified 12-18 Comics Cross Dear Hospital J2 Lou Sports 10-1J 7V 5 j Women's Hews I Your 19 YUGOSLAV CITY HIT BY This is a general view of ancient capital of Yugoslav which was hit by a catastrophic quake The Yugoslav news agency said more than persons may have been IV
