Mansfield News Journal (Newspaper) - July 29, 1963, Mansfield, Ohio Weather rain likely Pace 2 VOL 79 NO 145 MANSFIELD Close Look At Miss Ohio See Page t PHONE MANSFIELD OHIO MONDAY JULY 29 1963 SEVEN CENTS Workers Reporting To Jobs Strike Ends At Senate Studies Test Ban WASHINGTON UPI Undersecretary of State W Averell man today started the three nation nuclear test ban agreement on its long path through the U.S Senate There were signs of ing support for the treaty to outlaw atmospheric space and underwater nuclear blasts but Senate GOP er Everett 111 called for the closest ny of every word Harriman who returned Saturday from initialing the pact in Moscow was uled for a closed meeting day with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which will act on the treaty before it goes to the Senate for ALSO INVITED Also invited to attend were members of the Senate ed Services Committee and the House Senate Atomic Energy Committee Secretary of State Dean Husk said Sunday night in a television interview that the Show It's Silly To Believe In Monsters Says Arabs Will Support Treaty LONDON AP dent Gamal Abdel Nasser says the United Arab Re- public will join in the partial nuclear test ban agreement initialed by the United States the viet Union Israel is ed to take similar action If the and Israel join the test ban it will ease a source of tension in the Middle East They have each other of trying to develop nuclear ons The mystery of the Fairhaven Monster was solved early today shortly after the tile beast split itself in halves which ran off in opposite directions when challenged by a sheriff's deputy The thing has been an object of search by deputies since Friday night when it scared the out of Walker Lake Rd area dents by putting in several frightening appearances Variously described as be- ing eight feet tall three feet wide with shining eyes and a horses head the thing was spotted at a m day by Sheriff's Deputy vin Switzer Switzer spotted the monster crossing near 1214 Walker Lake Rd Switzer stopped his cruiser pulled his pistol and shouted halt The thing suddenly split at the waist the head portion running away agreement may be the turn- ing point under which other questions can be taken up for exploration Rusk and Harriman ed on the program with Sens Eugene McCarthy and John G Tower McCarthy predicted Senate ratification after due But Tower ed that a good 40 per cent of the Senate was skeptical or outright opposed GET BRIEFING Rusk briefed the Foreign Relations Armed Services and Atomic Energy tees last week before the pact was initialed He is expected to meet again with the For- eign Relations group before going to Moscow to formally sign the agreement with sia and Britain Plans for a congressional delegation of key lawmakers to accompany him were ex- zer caught the hind quarters and found Kerry Dean 16 of 1214 Walker Lake Rd draped in surplus Army camouflage coveralls and tent The later picked up at Dean's home was filled by Harley E Raudabaugh 15 737 Belmont Ave The boys admitted that they were the Fairhaven Monster dressing in the coveralls tents caps and masks The purpose of their prank they said was to show people how silly it is to believe in monsters Sheriff John E Steel sail today that the boys were se verely lectured on the dan gers of their masquerade anc taken home Neither boy ha ever been in trouble and are not likely to be again Stee said X The monster was the objec of a search by the sheriff's department The thing had given the jitters to people all over Mansfield persons had made inquiries of the sheriff's department ask ing if they could shoot the monster provided they spot ted it A cruiser was kept in the area following Friday night's hair raising ance of the thing Persons were warned to avoid the area and advised not to take guns into the area One Walker Lake Rd dent did take a shot at the monster early morning near Saturday the to be announced this week A two-thirds Senate vote is required for ratification of the treaty Bomb Explodes COMO Italy UPI Rail traffic between Milan and the Swiss frontier was inter- for six hours when a bomb exploded and toppled a power line There was no explanation for the blast grounds but fortunately ed Persons who saw the exposed monster described it as having the appearance of a gorilla with long misty grey hair and eyes that shone like a cat's Reported Critical WASHINGTON UPI Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture tion of America was ed today in quite critical condition from a stroke he suffered June 17 Plane With 60 Aboard Missin BOMBAY India port officials ordered sive search operations today five hours after a United Arab Airline Comet with 52 gers and eight crewmen aboard was reported missing and feared lost Airline officials said it was highly unlikely that any Americans were on board The plane was due at bay on a flight from Tokyo to Cairo at a m Bombay Airport lost radar contact FAIRHAVEN MONSTER SKINNED Acting Chief Deputy John Gilbert and Sheriff J E Steel are shown holding the hide of the monster which created quite a stir in the Walker Lake Lantz Rd area over the weekend The horse headed long haired monster turned out to be two young pranksters one carrying the other on Ms shoulders and covered with surplus Army camouflage material Photo by Dave Mansfielder Injured Cruisers Collide Near Two Forrest W Eikleberry and Mrs Margaret Akin Spring St narrowly escaped with their lives Saturday night when cruiser was rammed by an- other craft just off in Lake Erie with the jet liner shortly be- fore 2 a m At the time it was flying nine miles to the west over the Arabian Sea SEARCH OPERATIONS Search operations were in swing by 7 a m ing and outgoing planes were ordered to look for signs of wreckage or survivors Indian Air Force planes and navy ships were dispatched to comb the area In Tokyo an airline official said 26 Philippine Boy Scouts were on board the plane en route to Athens via Cairo to participate in the Scouting World oree Also on board was a arty of Greek sailors ng home from Tokyo the of- said Daily Chuckle Man is a strange creature who complains bitterly it the laundry mishandles his shirt but thinks nothing of losing it at the race track Today's Index 18 Pages Z Sections 15 Kilgallen Abby Boyle Bridge Classified Comics U 17 Deaths t Dr Grant IS Editorials 4 2 17 Legal 17 Leisure Markets Porter Society Sports 11 Television Weather 15 18 10 Epidemic Threatens In Skopje SKOPJE Yugoslavia AP Stunned survivors streamed out of quake shattered Skopje by the thousands today driven away by the stench of death and the threat of epi- 12 10 What's Uw 17 demic At government order all but men able to help in heavy rescue work poured out of the ruined city by foot car train or plane Some pushed carts piled with their few salvaged belongings Others made their way through the debris on cles More than en children and old people have already left the city As searing summer heat brought an overpowering stench from the still ed dead cracked and open from sewers by Friday's quake officials warned that each hour made Skopje a greater potential target for epidemic New tremors were felt day but they were slight The number bodies neared of recovered 800 But it was believed the final toll would be far higher when the rubble was finally cleared in this city of people Officials believed 900 Yu- foreign tourists lay dead beneath the ruins of the four story Macedonian Hotel which was the scene Sunday of the remarkable Oi I Mrs Akin was recovering today at her home with stitches in her side after the impact shattered the side the wood hull the splinter penetrating her side The Eikleberry cruiser sank immediately but the two ples aboard including Mr and Mrs Robert Snyder of friends of the Mansfield residents were en aboard the other cruiser which managed to make it to the dock if Mrs Akin said the berry craft the Dumar was being skippered by Snyder who spotted the approaching Dayton craft and attempted to out of its path Coast Guardsmen at head said they were unable to understand the crash since both had lights and visibility was unlimited at the time Coast Guardsmen also said the occupants of the two craft were extremely fortunate in making it back to the dock since the Dayton cruiser had three other couples aboard all f r c m Dayton Coast Guardsmen said that had the rescue taken more than a few minutes both craft would have gone down All those aboard were en to Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton for treatment of injuries Mrs Akin was the most seriously injured The other woman with the field couple Mrs Snyder was treated for shock This was one of three ing accidents in the Port ton area that kept the Coast Guard busy over the end with 18 persons in the four vessels involved luckily escaping without serious in- juries France Won't OK Pact PARIS AP dent Charles de Gaulle said today France will not sign the agreement to Moscow halt clear testing above ground in space or un- der water De Gaulle said that since France would never strike the first blow such a non- Grievance Talks Due A wildcat strike at the Empire Reeves Steel Corp ended about p.m today and all em- ployes are expected to report for their normal shifts tonight Forest Reeder staff representative of Dis- 27 United Steel Workers said the men have decided to end the walkout which has forced a shutdown of the plant since Saturday ers began to report shortly after noon today The walkout reportedly suited from dissatisfaction over incentive pay paid to electric aggression would be needless The president was referring to proposals advanced by the Russians in their recent talks with the United States and Britain that the limited clear test ban treaty by the three powers be tied into a European non aggression pact Premier Khrushchev has publicly asked for it and the United States has ly asked for it and the United States and Britain agreed to take up this subject with their allies NO AGGRESSION De Gaulle day France solemnly ed through the voice of the of the Republic that will never be any by France Our in a pact of non- aggression is hence without purpose He also rejected any Euro- pean pact as proposed by the Soviet Union at the test ban talks with the United States and Britain The test ban pact was ed last week Addressing a crowded news conference De Gaulle said France will call for a general inference on disarmament the end of this year SETS CONDITION He declared that France vill halt its own nuclear gram only if the United States and the Soviet Union agree o destroy nuclear piles He said the disarmament conference should consider the destruction of stockpiles and the destruction of cles such as missiles and rockets for delivering clear bombs This is in line with established French policy hat France would resign rom the nuclear club only if he club itself is disbanded DeGaulle said that while Jie Moscow agreement might Route 61 crews operating an melting furnace Company officials had de- to hold talks with the striking employes as long as they stayed off the job be cause of a clause in the union contract AWAIT REQUEST Lee Byers of in- relations at the plant said today that the union is expected to request a meeting with company officials re- arding the grievances ers said any such request for a meeting will be honored now that the men have returned to work Byers said maintenance crews are working and that the employes are expected to to their normal shifts for work Strikers had ignored pleas of union officials to return to work until today Union of- said the walkout was unauthorized Some men represented by the union were idled considered a good thing as starting point it still left world in danger It has not lifted the atomic menace which weighs on the he said Actress Improving JOHNSON CITY N Y AP Actress Ann Sothern sidelined by illness from a play in Johnson City N Y continues to show ment A spokesman for son Memorial Hospital in Johnson City said Miss ern suffering from tion probably would be dis- charged soon Found Dead In Cabin An Canton an a retired school teacher was found dead in her cabin at the Free Camp on State Route 39 east of the city Sunday morning her death attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning Mrs Grace Ross who had been active in Free ist church work for years had arrived at the camp Saturday night driven there by friends and had been assigned a in Sunday morning when the riends Mr and Mrs Lemon S Kincaid went to her cabin were unable to rouse her and called camp officials who removed the hinges from the door and found Mrs Ross sitting in a chair and the tiny building filled with fumes The Mansfield Ambulance Service was called and Mrs Ross was taken to Mansfield reneral Hospital where she was pronounced dead RULES IN DEATH Dr D C Lavender and County coroner ruling ler death due to carbon believed Continued On Page 2 Boy 5 Drowns In Galion Pool GALION A visit to the home of his grand- parents ended in death for five year old Arthur Przybylski son of Mr and Mrs Norbert G bylski Detroit and grandson of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bibin who State Route operate Sam's Market on near the intersection of State Arthur had come to vis alion yesterday with his par ents and a younger Norbert On their arrival a ration about p m Mrs Przybylski took the boys t 2 U S Soldiers Killed In Ambush By Reds In Korea Visits Moscow MOSCOW Longe great grandson of Karl Marx has arrived in Moscow as a guest of the viet Union of artists and the Karl Mane Museum ing to the Tass News cy SEOUL AP North rean troops killed two can soldiers and wounded an- other today hi a dawn ambush iust south of the rone about 20 miles from Seoul the UN command an- Col George Creel UN com- mand spokesman said the launched a vicious and unprovoked attack on three members of the U S 1st alry Division as they rode in a jeep to a guard post near Creel said the American were hit by jun fire and grenades which apparently came from seven ambush positions the demilitarized zone SEVEN IN PARTY We can assume there were seven North Korean diers in the raiding he said There was no immediate comment from the Pentagon on the incident which curred two months after a helicopter carrying two ican captains was fired on and forced down in Red KOREA TRUCE LINE BROKEN Shown here is the area along the truce line in Korea where Communist North Korean raiders today crossed into South Korean territory and Names of the Americans bushed a U.S Army jeep patrol Two Americans were were withheld until their next killed and a third injured The attack took place near a deserted village called the Swiss Village Motel pool just east of Gallon for a swim Arthur had been taking swimming lessons in a ners class at the Detroit YMCA and was able to swim a little according to the ther His brother saw Arthur Jo to the restroom but did not enow where he was a little ater SEARCH STARTS The mother thought he might have gone across the road to his grandparents but did not find him there The ather went immediately to the pool and an underwater earch was begun by David iV Rouge of the Swiss Village VIotel William C Aplas 123 Fortney Dr and Joseph 333 Sherman St The body was recovered 20 minutes later at p m a short distance from the ng board Dr B P Mansfield uled that his death was d by accidental drowning fter artificial roved unsuccessful Surviving in addition to the arents and the younger rother are the Mr and Mrs Samuel Galion Mr and Mrs Beaudoin Windsor an and Eli Liberty Detroit The body was removed ic Volk Richardson Funeral ome and later taken to De- roit where the A H Peters Home win complete He arrangements of kin wen notified Saboteurs MARACAIBO AP bomb prematurely at an American owned oil pipeline Sunday night killing two saboteurs who were planting it
