News-Herald, The (Newspaper) - December 18, 1963, Mansfield, Ohio Weather Mostly cloudy and colder this afternoon with snow flumes and occasional squalls in the eastern suburbs High 15 Yesterday's high 19 Low 6 Low tonight 6 Tomorrow partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries and er High 12 THE WEST LAKE COUNTY OHIO MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS We pay The waste in practices is coifing Americans millions of each year See columnist Ralph comments on Pg 4 in today's V fl V Year No 297 Wednesday Evening December 18 1963 SEVEN CENTS More snow moving our way A heavy squall off Lake Erie will dump six to eight inches of new snow in Lake County by midnight weathermen say Snow accumulated overnight has already made a lot of youngsters late for school and could bring them home late tonight Early drivers were forced down to speeds of 30 mph on the Lakeland Freeway and Inter- state 90 this morning TEN MINOR ACCIDENTS were reported in the county due to weather School personnel involved in transportation are keeping in constant contact with the Weather Bureau We're trying to anticipate the says Paul in charge of Mentor school trans- BUT THE WEATHER doesn't mean a thing Neither does getting home a little late What matters is the safety of the kids State Highway Patrol Sgt E L Vansant reports roads in the northern half of the county are snow covered and slippery and apt to stay that way until tomorrow The snow pushed by heavy winds will pile up in the southern part of the county and the northern half of County men say TEMPERATURES will stay in the middle teens today dropping to five above tonight Youths try to break into Kremlin African students clash icemen Fight breaks out under office MOSCOW AP Several hundred students from Ghana and other African nations stormed into Red Square today right under Premier Khrushchev's office windows fought with police and tried to break into the student protesting the fatal stabbing of a student from Ghana by a Russian last Friday The Africans broke past into Red Square where Russians march on May Day and on the anniversary of the October Revolution But the scene was more reminiscent of the wild days of the revolution in 1917 The students bore a sign showing a knife plunged into the head of an African Another sign Friend today the devil tomorrow Moscow is a second shouted one student The students fought police all the way to Red Square from the Ghanian Embassy a mile away Defense chief's jet jolted PARIS AP A plane U S Defense Secretary Robert S and bers of his staff narrowly ed a collision with a civilian airliner in a fog at Paris Orly Airport today McNamara's U S Air Force pilot Capt Meredith Sutton abandoned his attempt to take off for South Viet Nam and braked Ms big juet trans- port when the passenger plane came in for a landing in front of him The tires on the American plane blew out and the big where they first gathered They stormed over a cade of Soviet trucks at the en- trance to Red Square fighting police on top of the trucks and underneath The big gates of 500 feet from the end of the long runway Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur G Sylvester who was aboard said no one was hurt Nice Christmas decorations you can't buy in stores are admired by William er and Peter Trabold Jr both 11 at Hairpin Turn on the Mohawk Trail ice highway near North Adams Mass The recipe is simple Just mix water seeping from cliffs with several days of sub zero weather AP Two take oath of office CLEVELAND J Gnau has been sworn in as a Kremlin into Red banged shut as students over police opposition and to get into the Kremlin i They stormed past the of Khrushchev They were from his office by the big red brick wall of the lin Whether he was inside office was not known bankruptcy referee here and Inside the Kremlin the Soviet Clifford E Bruce has taken the oath as U S Commissioner Parliament was meeting dis- cussing the new budget NEW CITY'S Sign now BIG 911 PLANNING We U PUH Pope to see top Orthodox DAMASCUS Syria spiritual leader of world Ortho- doxy Patriarch Athenagoras I will meet with Pope Paul VI during the pilgrimage to the Holy Land next month it was announced today It will be the first encounter between the head of the Roman Catholic Church and an Ortho- dox patriarch in more than five centuries Announcement the historic encounter between Pope Paul and the goras came VI patriarch of Church of ia and the entire V East The meeting will take place ijn salem 9 i A spokesman for the patriarchate in Istanbul where Athenagoras has his see ed however that a decision on a meeting with Pope Paul is not yet final Informants in said the final decision rests with other Orthodox sees including Alexandria Greece which is opposed to a meeting cow Belgrade Budapest arest Sofia Cyprus and Prague While first among equals in the Orthodox archy Patriarch Athenagoras lacks the over-all authority of the Pope The announcement followed a report from officials in New Delhi India that Pope Paul bad accepted an invitation to visit India for his second break with the tradition against papal travel abroad The pilgrimage 0 the Holy Land Jan is the time in 150 years a las left Italy I The last Pope to meet NEW FIRE CHIEF Walter Knapp Wickliffe Fire veteran will be the city's fire chief Jan 1 t v Webster to name Knapp as fire chief Wickliffe will have a new fire chief Jan 1 He's Walter Knapp a veteran with the Wickliffe department Mayor Keith he will offer council for its approval at the Dec 30 meeting r council must approve Knapp 57 out-pointed Lt Mclvin House ori a civil service examination taken last week Knapp got 90 House 88.3 But House 29 actually answered more questions correctly than veteran Knapp POINTS ARE GIVEN for length of service Knapp's 30 years gave him a better than five point head start on House who has been on the force only seVen years Knapp has been acting chief since June when former Chief David Marinello retired Trap for burglars Rigged gun kills grocer in store FORT WORTH Tex AP I've killed moaned B C Russell 63 after a shotgun rigged for burglars fired at him at the back door of his food store Tuesday an patriarch was Pope Eugene IV who met Patriarch Joseph I at the Council of rence in 1439 with He stumbled against the front counter and died The struck him in the chest A pistol mounted in the same forgot about the l fashion killed an ex-convict trash was outside taking a box of I guess I'll regret this for a long Russell said after Gnau 69 a native of police apparently at no time has been an assistant state used their guns to control the torney general since last March students Instead they wheeled Bruce 62 has practiced law in jour loud speakers appealing Cleveland since 1931 Both to go home sworn in Tuesday By Newsy Suzy An eight year old boy had a surprise Saturday for the Santa at Painesville's lisle Allen Co Hopping on Santa's knee the lad whispered in his ear I want the guitar from Bargain Fair and I know right where it is Looks like Santa will have to do some quick shopping in Mentor observed the boy's mother Red Square is of the sound trucks blared out But the students paid no tion Shortly after 2 p.m of shoppers who had into the square were driven along with foreign dents I People continued to pile adjoining streets never having See Page 2 Column 7 j ON THE INSIDE Collins 77 Classified Comics 25 Cross-Section j Dear Abby 8 j Lou Mio 20 Red Smith 27 Sports j Women's News i School 14 Robert Brewer mayor of Lake County's largest city believes planning is tor's biggest problem Brewer who last night a plaque from ber of Commerce President James Toncre ing Mentor becoming a city thinks Mentor is not through growing The mayor stales that as the city grows more tion must be given to try and recreation and that a comprehensive pian must be developed Brewer who came to tor in 1951 watched the small village of mushroom in- to a city We were just looking for a real nice place to he says Brewer tends to agree with estimates of the Cleveland Electric Co that Mentor's population will ble in the next ten years It has increased 300 per cent since 1951 Brewer feels it will while before Mentor can be certain of its future described the in 1959 as lie started first man was killed in his coming meeting between Pope I the slorc at night A Repeated burglaries led Paul and Patriarch took the life of to replace the trap as one of courtesy rather prowler in 1961 Mentor handle its first city welfare obligations a formal conference on i he tou c h ed some Russell mounted the shotgun the easy way Christian unity back of a counter j atop a storage area and behind I But he added it comes at Russell himself suffered aia partition in the when all Eastern from the pistol in 1960 meat market A spring was at- i Western leaders of Police said this caused him to to the trigger and to a hef work in Mentor Village But Edward Mueller told the city s are looking forward to the remove the pistol trap but he set j lead weight balanced It is asking Lake County to take care of them The county always handled re- when Mentor became a city last night that hope of Christian shotgun after another of the meat vault day it took on a welfare could handle welfare themselves j Athenagoras had proposed of the store in A string tied to the screen I or let the county do it for them SUmmit meeting of all major j door caused the weight to i Council became interested religions during thei The store's butcher I.E the door was opened COUNTY Welfare See Page 2 Column 6 Pope's trip 61 said trigger GOSPELS OF PART III Mark recorded Peter's orations on life of Christ EDITOR'S tle Mark's description of the life of Christ is one of direct action the straightforward thunder of a mighty step on earth Mark's source was Peter also a man of direct action Third in a series of articles on the composition of the original stories of Christmas By GEORGE W CORNELL AP Religion Writer Listening to the stalwart old fisherman Simon Peter it sometimes was hard to tell the exact sequence of events Mark desired to set them down in rightful order as truly as he could Yet much remained strange and overwhelming Whither the And how the My the aging apostle said spreading his arms like twin spars on a mast once we had not received mercy but now we have received mercy His eyes glowed in his wrinkled windburned face Mark sat on a three-legged stool with a waxed tablet on his lap stylus motionless in his handi waiting for Peter to con- We did not follow cleverly devised myths when we made known the power and coming of our Lord Jesus he said stoutly We were eyewitnesses of his majesty The scene was in Rome in the time of the Emperor Nero Do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal that comes Peter said if one suffers as a tian let him not be ashamed Mark realized that ominous portents were abroad Already many believers had died or been imprisoned simply for the sake It was this in part that gave urgency to com- of the book Elders and deacons of various congregations when he had been in Antioch and Corinth and now in Rome had besought him as assistant to Peter to record the chief apostle's own account of the time of the Lord Jesus Christ See Page 18 Column
