News-Herald, The (Newspaper) - April 26, 1963, Mansfield, Ohio I saw bombs fall on Hi refineries Story below in Col 3 Weather Mostly sunny with little change this afternoon 60 Yesterday's high Low 30 Clear and cool tonight with scattered frost away from the lake Low 38 Tomorrow mostly sunny and a little warmer High 62 THE WEST LAKE COUNTY OHIO MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ON THE INSIDE Classified 21 16 Comics 27 Home and Garden JO 17 72 13 Sports 16 17 TV 5 Women's Year No 99 Friday Evening April 26 1963 SEVEN CENTS A QUART A DAY Cindy Locke Lake County Civil Defense secretary piles up water cans soon to be delivered to five Lake County fallout ters The can provides a quart of water a day for five people over a period Fallout stock 5 shelters get water crackers Several tons of crackers drinking water and out detection equipment are on the way to five Lake County fallout shelter sites The five shelters being ed will accommodate ple Borromeo will take 19 trapped Bombs fall on Havana Refineries target reports WASHINGTON er Rorke an j meeting today he was aboard a thaU dropped five sive on refineries in vana Thursday night Rorke listed on the program as a television did not explain what he meant by defensive bombs but it was a play on words on the contentions by the Russians that they have only de- weapons in Cuba The bombs went off but the tanks did not he said He added we made two passes can't deny it Rorke spoke to a meeting billed as an liaison seminar Later Rorke told a reporter he vas from New York City and had been a reporter for the National Broadcasting Company in Cuba and was imprisoned there when Fidel Castro came to power He aid also it was his boat vnn III which was taken by the British j Arrival of Attorney General Robert Kennedy at right in left photo in Montgomery for talks with Gov George Wallace brought out these A wreath left photo covers the Confederate Flag on the star marking the spot where Jefferson Davis was sworn in as first president of the Confederacy Ed Reid a friend of Kennedy looks down at the protest In photo at right an indignant and misspelled sign links Kennedy Kastro together as part of the Kosher Team But ambiguous Mayor will get 3 paychecks state softens earlier stand By Newsy Suzy Yesterday a woman locked herself out of her house by mistake Wicklife Police Lt Blewett 48 climbed into a dow and the door for her Now he has a nickname Second William care of 107 Andrews School main building 270 Andrews School nel Fairport Village Hall 154 and St Mary's School 479 Food water medical and tation equipment are good for two weeks The cracker and water diet gives each person calories and a quart of water a day The crackers a flour biscuit are similar to graham crackers Fifty two throughout the stocked within i months more shelters county will be the next three Stage set for rail walkout CLEVELAND AP President Charles Luna of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said today he has authorized a strike by his union against the Wheeling Dis- of the Nickel Plate Road for 6 a m Monday Negotiations between the road and the union broke off last Tuesday Luna said he notified the National Mediation Board today of the strike authorization The dispute involves ances for employes expenses while they are working away from home repair of an slag roadway the union con- siders a working hazard and a BRT request for a special board of adjustment to arbitrate line and time claim cases It looks like Wickliffe Mayor Keith V Webster will get paid this year for his extra jobs as safety and service directors According to Law Director E W Mastrangelo a new opinion by Attorney General William B be Wickliffe Council has the right to pay the mayor for extra jobs as service and safety directors under city charter But the present charter is biguous and there's still room for argument according to be This indicates a withdrawal from a hard and fast trangelo says former opinion said it wasn't legal to pay the mayor under the present charter Mastrangelo who ruled it was legal on the basis of an opinion from former Attorney Mark McElroy's office be to reconsider both opinions i Saxbe hasn't changed his mind in the new opinion but has ed his position Mastrangelo says He the other ion wasn't to act as a limitation on local the ruling he made last January but wouldn't comment further un- Blast rips coal works CLARKSBURG W Va AP Rescue workers this morning found the bodies of three miners trapped by a gas explosion in the Coal Co Compass No 2 mine Hope dwindled for the lives of 19 others Announcement of the finding of the first victims of the Thursday's explosion was made by mine Supt Harry Chapman whose brother is one of the missing miners The bodies Chapman reported were found near the opening of a drift in which 13 miners were scheduled to be working when a rumbling gas explosion hit the men were lo 4 dru into the mine two sisting both Outside the mine's entrance coal miners in workin gear and coal company ol kept vigil There was nothing on the out side lo indicate what had taken place Fans which circulate ai through the mine continued to op crate The shaft was nol dam aged The elevator which can car ry 10 men down into the working area was still operating Timms slate director said the trapped men were about miles from the shaft when the explosion through the deep works to K As rescue crews through mine drifts til he talked with Council Mastrangelo says j Webster was not available he'll stick for Trial starts May 20 CTS coming here BULLETIN The Cleveland Transit System comes to Willowick May 20 Mayor Hall announced today The special bus first venture out of Cuyahoga County will probably be on to trial period The buses will come off The Lakeland Expressway Lloyd Rd in Wickliffe and go down Rd to Lake Shore Blvd From there they will go to the Shopping Center up E 305 St o Willowick Dr over to Vine St and then back to Lake Shore Blvd where they will head toward the freeway again Fare number of buses limes and other details will be ironed out within the next two weeks Mayor Hall said The fleecing season Invisible shield guards doorways against shysters Last of 3 Articles An invisible shield stands in every doorway in Lake County It is the law protecting housewives against shyster salesmen If people cooperate with their police force we can stop this kind of says Lake County Prosecutor Fred V Skok salesmen must register or be licensed in most Lake County communities he ex- If he is legitimate he won't mind Skok says When a salesman can show a permit it means the police have checked with the Cleveland Better Business Bureau When he can't show a permit you should call the police and report him You'll save your neighbors if you Skok says SKOK HAS the job of convicting cheats who try to work in the townships They are prosecuted under the larceny by trick laws since the state has no law applying directly to door-to-door salesmen he says Even the police and the Better Business Bureau don't know about all cheats New companies who have never been reported to the Better Bureau sometimes get permits YOU CAN still protect yourself says Mrs Gay Kropp of the Better Business Bureau If you Kant what the salesman promises make sure it is In the she says Continued 3 toward the explosion area feet back in the mine a company officia We have hopes are slim they're still alive At the shaft head at Dola sb miles northwest of here wives o the trapped men officials off shift workers and miners who cs the blast kept a dawn vigil Stale Police blocked rural roads to keep away Ihc curious lances and rescue vehicles sloot by The explosion tentatively lak lo deadly and explosive methane gas possibly in combination with coal dust blew dirt and de- bris out the main mine shall just after 11 p.m nine miners working away from I the explosion area tumbled out o mine But 22 working on one seam seven on another anc a who could have been with either not appear The area was a mile and quarters from the nearest mine opening A hurried call was put in for mine rescue crews equipped with oxygen breathing apparatus Teams rushed to the mine from Clarksburg and Fairmont Five teams were on the job before dawn Stephen Canonico Clinchfield vice president said the lead cue team encountered traces of methane gas about feet from the area in which the men were working Blowers dispersed the deadly fumes The rescue groups penetrated See Page 2 Column 8 Glenn plans vacation WASHINGTON AP astronaut John H Glenn Jr will vacation with his family in Japan after taking part in the American manned orbit at- tempt the Space Administration las announced plea for peace Red premier gels message from JFK MOSCOW AP Diplomatic W man pul before Premier chev today an appeal from dent Kennedy for help in ing peace to Laos and U.S Ambassador Poy Kohler went to the Kremlin to sec the Soviet premier after talking for hours with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei ko Each of us reassured the other that our governments arc mined lo do all they can to assure Ihc independence and neutrality of told newsmen after his meeting with Gromyko The U.S undersecretary of state declined to say whether he was optimistic or pessimistic I would not know about using those he said Harriman carried a personal from Kennedy asking Sce Page Z Column 7 Left baby mom jailed CINCINNATI AP Leaving her baby with a sitter and going out drinking has cost Mrs Inez Zwilling six months n the Workhouse Municipal Court Judge George Heitzler sentenced the lifton area woman Thursday rhe babysitter called police after Mrs Zwilling did not return for wo days BOWLING JACKPOT iS FOR CONTEST NO 3 SEE FADE 21
