News-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 14, 1963, Mansfield, Ohio Weather Cloudy windy and told this afternoon with light snow High 22 Yesterday's high 21 tow 72 Snow flurries continue night and much colder Low 0 Tomorrow partly cloudy and continued cold with a few ries High 10 to 15 THE LAKE COUNTY OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On Page 4 Red Cuba is preparing for war Not declared wars but subversive wars starting deep in- side such nations as Venezuela Panama and even Brazil Read Inside Labor by Victor Riesel in CROSS-SECTION Page 4 Year No 38 Thursday Evening February 14 1963 SEVEN CENTS KENNEDY TELLS Our youth deserve a better break WASHINGTON Kennedy wrapped together in a single unprecedented package day all bis proposals to aid the nation's youth He sent it to gress with word that our youth deserve and require a better chance We must afford them op- to develop and use their Kennedy said If we serve them better now they will serve their nation better when the burdens are theirs alone Accordingly Kennedy asked Congress for legislation and on a broad scale He bid for a Youth Corps to work in parks and for- ests He urged creation of a sort of home town youth corps He called again for a domestic peace corps And the President emphasized need for action on juvenile family welfare education and health and physical fitness The total price tag for all the projects is obscure even Kennedy has recommended all of them before in general if not terms Kennedy buttressed the plea for action with figures and arguments he has used many times He spoke of the mounting birth rate the of schools the growing proportion of ment among young people the in- crease in juvenile arrests and de- As outlined in the message and by officials who would have some of the responsibility for them the various corps would shape up this Youth Conservation Corps a present day version of the Civilian Conservation Corps that built parks trails lakes and roads in the depression of the It would start with boys and be allowed a maximum of 000 at any one time They could enroll for six months originally and serve a total of two years by Basic pay would be a month plus travel and living expenses Home town youth corps Both boys and girls could enroll for work in hospitals schools parks and settlement houses The corps could hire up to 40.000 youngsters the first year and go up to a of later The pay scale has not been determined The conservation aid home town corps would take in semi- skilled or unskilled young people 16 to 21 years old in an effort to boost the economy cut ment and train young people who otherwise would be idle Kennedy Sec Page 2 Column 1 Justice is swift police haul off a old Phoenix Ariz man who called for impeachment of President the cabinet and Chief Justice Earl Warren after driving his auto up the steps of the Justice Department The man identified as Nathan Wise lay under the car for two hours threatening to touch off a bomb Police flushed him out with tear gas Dems pinch Rhodes in his pocketbook Charge governor's staff salaries are outrageous for the comparable period under The administration aide said during tht period in question Di- Salle had 16 on his payroll witn COLUMBUS Ohio AP The Statehouse was salaries ransing from to 000 a month compared with 12 for Rhodes with salaries ranging Rate hike effective April 1 Blue Cross going up 18.8 per cent CLEVELAND Cross of Northeast Ohio announced day new medical insurance rates which will go into effect April i Single subscribers in the county standard cost aroa will pay a month for most widely held protection That is for the contract paid through groups and is nn in- crease of a month The standard cost a pa eludes Cuyahoga Lorain Medina Portage and mit counties In the low cost aroa the same coverage will be increased by 65 cents to a month This new rate will cover subscribers in tabula Ashland Richland and Wayne counties plus Willard in Huron County Non group subscribers holding the same contracts will pay in the standard cost area a boost of a month and in the low cost area an increase of a month In all cases family rates are twice that for one The overall amount of the rate adjustment will average 18.8 per cent above present rates Blue Cross said Speech fails on talking satellite Spins silently rocking gently today exactly one month after the inauguration of Republican Gov James A Rhodes in reaction from charges the governor is paying out- rageous salaries to his personal staff The word outrageous came from Senate Minority Leader Frank W King Toledo Democrat His comment in a Senate speech was based on a newspaper article written by Richard G man Columbus correspondent for the Lorain Journal and the field King was most aghast he said over the salary for Miss Emma Scholz in the mid- dle of an austerity program when thousands of state employes are being lopped off the payroll under the guise of economy the record shows Miss Scholz was paid at the rate of a month for her first month as the governor's private secretary the record also shows that she will be paid only at the from to a month McElroy said only eight on Rhodes payroll are expected to be permanent with possible one more added for a payroll under rate of a month in her pay check she will receive Friday That means she will receive a year her a year when she was secretary to tor Rhodes Zimmerman pointed out that the a month He added that those on payrolls of other ments now working in the nor's office are on temporary Absent from McElroy's tation however are the pay VUL I f top salary ever received by for- c mer Gov Michael V secretary was John M McElroy a year assistant to Rhodes issued a statement designed to counter- act King's blast He asserted that in comparable periods at the of the DiSalle and Rhodes payroll was than Rhodes McElroy said Rhodes payroll for two weeks ending next day will be against Elmer A Keller a sort of ister without who has an office and a secretary in the governor's office and who is paid at the rate of a year from the finance director's payroll count R Dean Jauchius classified as a coordinator who is in the office but paid at the rate of a year from the finance director's payroll Llewelynn Cole originally an- See Page 2 Column 2 Enter today ALL HOMES WILL GET NUMBERS Willoughby Hills Council is expected to accept a plan night that will put new bers on 1.300 village homes The new addresses that tie into the Greater Cleveland bering system range north to south from 2100 to 3000 and west to east from 28000 to 38000 Only about a dozen numbers in the west end of the village had to be changed according to Council President Don bell chairman of the group that worked out the new system Cub Scouts will distribute the new numbers later this month Campbell says Council meets at 8 p.m at the Village Hall out in space By HOWARD f CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A Syncom communications satellite rocketed into orbit today but loss of radio contact with the spacecraft prevented trackers from determining if it had become the world's first satellite to seemingly stand still in space A program official reported several hours after launching thai radio signals were lost 13 seconds after a small motor fired with the tion of kicking Syncom into a synchronous in which the vehicle appears to hover over one spot on earth because its speed matches that of the rotation The satellite was launched at by a three-stage Delta rocket which performed perfectly in drilling the craft into a giant orbit at about Dr Sam's kin takes own life writes Marilyn's dad CLEVELAND The STATIONARY SATELLITE A technician at Cape Canaveral Fla makes adjustments on Syncom the stationary satellite before its launching The goal for the space switchboard was miles high for rotation at exactly the speed Earth rotates thus keeping it in what would seem to be a stationary position By Suzy People on Rd In Willonghby are beginning to wonder if theirs is the forgotten land On Christmas we were told not to bam our Christmas trees because of the fire a resident told Suzy So we pat them oat in front of oar booses for Hie trees are laying in front of the booses and dents are sending an argent pica to to move them before they take root Sweepstakes still open if you hurry You'll have to hurry if you want to get in on round one of The Social curity Sweepstakes and you aren't registered yet The first list of winning numbers will be published in Saturday's paper If your entry is already in it will remain in the contest for as long as the Sweepstakes runs However you may send in a new entry every day if you wish There be new lucky numbers added to each day's list of winners in The Herald Each winner can claim a crisp at The Herald office by identifying himself with his Social ity card There's an entry blank and a list of contest rules on Page 2 of today's paper Don't delay Enter ORCO union negotiate Company and union met yesterday for the first time since the Ohio Robber Co strike began hut made no progress toward tling their contract dispute ata ORCO official said No date was for another meeting They adjourned sub- ject to recall by the federal mediator who arranged he session Controversy over a new contract to replace the old one that expired Jan 19 ters on onion demands for seniority rights and Job en Both rides have agreed money issues are not a jor obstacle miles an hour Syncom roasted up gradually speed until it reached point about 22.300 miles high of convicted a timing device ignited the small Sam Sheppard has rocket at a m own lifc wit a shotgun The firing was to take the ellite out of the elliptical path I'm tired of it all and shove it onto a circular Thomas S Reese said in a note at that altitude or a couch in an East Cleveland Thc motor fired successfully room where he was found the official sold but radio Sgt Fred sloped 13 seconds later A lay near regained a brief signal 7 but nothing more We may was hc of mur be in a beautiful orbit ami Marilyn Sheppard He re- encountering transmission had lived at the motel foi several He was vice said the kick locket of Chemical Arts have knocked the craft off Co a photographic materials course There was a possibility he Hc lhal temperature in the a CLEVELAND AP Newspaper at was UK possible means of In Cleveland Striking okay new contract the Cleveland Press and News have voted to accept management's latest two-year contract proposal ed certain conditions are met Outcome of the members ret ballot Wednesday was for acceptance of the proposal The vote also carried provisions that the proposal be made retroactive to Nov i and that no union members lose their jobs Louis B Seltzer editor of the Press and News said the ments for retroactivity and job security will be acceptable management Guild leaders estimated the of- fer provided a wage package of about over the two years Guild negotiators had mended rejection cf the package j proposal on the grounds it fell short of the two-year settle- ments made by the Pressmen and Papcrhandlers The Guild is one of five unions on strike against the Press and and the Plain Dealer which See 2 1 As solving such a problem he ed the spacecraft systems were turned off and will be restored Kef Page 2 Column 2 On the inside today ABIGAIL VAN Dear So in Love Stay with your husband and tell your love to stay with his wife Head Dear Page fi RED The improbable is getting downright com- in indoor track and field meets Read Views of Sports Page 17 PATRICIA It's the status of the bride that counts in determining whether she is to wear white Read Speaking of Page 6 Community 6 23 Crosswords 23 Goren on 5 Searchlight 24 Sports 5 Women's News Dr Lester Adelson said Reese apparently shot himself in the head Reese noted for his quiet ner had declined comment on the verdict which convicted Dr Sam of the bludgeon slaying of pregnant wife in their sub- urban Bay Village home on July 4 1954 i Sheppard sentenced to life prison foi second-degree der His parents arc dead His mother shot herself after his trial ended Lite in 1954 Dr Sam was ed to Ohio Penitentiary from ion Correctional Institution by Maury corrections com- missioner Removal of the to the more disciplined maximum security institution came after recent publicity v rounding reported ro- mance with a German divorcee Mrs Ariane anns
