Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - February 17, 1959, Portsmouth, Ohio Weather Ohio with occasional ram tonight and Wednesday ending Wednesday and turning tonight temperature re- Today 11 47 today's mini- 38 yesterday's maximum 49 Maximum JB minimum 2 below Home Edition Covering Southern Ohio And Northern Kentucky VOLUME 107 No 283 ELmwood For 106 Years A Dependable Portsmouth Institution PORTSMOUTH OHIO TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17 1959 Two 18 PAGES Section 1 c- Single on- Weekly OC by Garner Balanced Budget Is Dem Aim Sen Johnson Urges j Deep Pruning Of Money Requests By JACK BELL WASHINGTON API Congre signal Democratic leaders appar are planning to help Pros Eisenhower try to th budget despite their he is playing 1960 politics in th field Sedate Democratic Leader Ly don B Johnson of Texas ha urged colleagues on the Committee I prune deeply the regula mcney bills Johnson also has asked for earl hearings on for a the International Monetary Fun and an increase of in authority for cap ital in the World Bank He made i clear he has no intention of de- laying action on this m e a s u r Until after June 30 Would Upset Balance Ary delay would ance the budge Eisenhower has outlined for th year July 1 It add the monetary fund outlay to expenditures then of in the current fisca year for which ii is budgeted a part of a deficit of nearly 13 bil lion The World Bark fund is not to be spent and would no affect the budget Johnson is reported to have agreed with his party's House leaders that while the Democrats may increase defense homing airport and some other outlays they will try bo cut back requests in other fields Their economy drive apparently was aimed at making iit blp for Eisenhower and the Re- publicans to blame the if the budget is not Points To Request Sen A S Mike D- Okla told the Senate Monday is asking for speedy tion on the monetary fund posal ard ether requests in fort to dump all of these into this year's deficit OATH Fidel Castro Cuba's new prime minister reads oath of office upon being sworn in at Havana Castro victorious rebel leader in the recent Cuban revolution was sworn in by dent Manuel UPI Washington May Be Site Of Allied Talks Shift From Paris Would Enable Dulles To Share In Parley Installed As Premier Labor Studies Mass March By Unemployed AFL-CIO Leaders Reported Planning Critical Statements By NORMAN WALKER SAN JUAN Puerto Eico plans for a foreign social revolution he shaped are considering Castro Seizes Reins Slashes Cabinet Pay HAVANA AP Fidel Castro swung quickly into action as premier today officially the responsibility as abandon well as the power to carry out WASHINGTON AP Vestern powers may a foreign sters meeting at Paris next hundreds onth in favor of a session The bearded rebel macia m Vashington about April 1 as head of the of jobless to stash in half ie United States Britain those of Cabinet nd West Germany had been approve reopening of to work toward new casinos sals on German unification andirons lottery security in advance of No date was of The meeting of officials from were to his own pay gambling and establish a set immediately projected conference with casinos long one 1 Jurist parlors Union in late April or of Cuba's early May I attractions most The alluring plush Johnson said he supposed that If his health will permit tary of State John Foster Dulle plans to take an active role in th dosed with the flight into of ex-President Fulgencio Batista Cuban players will be ourselves from the spokesmen for several weeks at least the administration for doing undergoing cancer treatment the President requests Diplomats said that a meeting fj his Western colleagues in to dramatize the un- employment problem The chiefs holding thear meeting in this drenched Caribbean resort were reported a series of blockbuster declarations ing President Eisenhower's eco- nomic policies and urging more government spending full and full employment Drafted By Chairman Waiter has been drafting a series of ments in- closed sessions of the AFL CIO Economic Committee Setup Change Rocks State By ART PARKS COLUMBUS Ohio ing in has rocked state and local governments like Gov ael V suggestion that the state might let counties collect and use the present state tax for themselves Having tossed the idea out for a public airing the governor sits back and chuckles at the consternation this in the he was asked by men Not necessarily he replied A grin accompanied the reply And there it rests the only issue in administration that also is wide open to Does he proposal that the state get out of the ness of taxes which will be returned to local Possibly although no one will know for sure nutria he delivers his budget message from now about 10 days Or is he simply trying to a He did Somehow the state has to get the story over to the people what it is to local ments including the schools ol his Western colleagues in ington rather than Paris would voted to suspend the permit some consultation of secret expenses Dulles as well as with other t0 U.S officials iup an Foreign ministers of all the 15 North Atlantic Treaty countries I Castro took over the are due here April 2 for a 10th ship Monday night disclaiming With Castro presiding the An initial statement due for Ex net sait into early morning Council approval Weather Observer Council Sets Legal Stage In Bus Setup Permit Approved For New Company Police Ask Changes Portsmouth City Council pre- the legal groundwork Monday j night for operation of a new bus company Voting unanimously Council proved issuance of a the Portsmouth Transit Co a new organization scheduled to succeed Portsmouth City lines Inc A chise may be worked out later it was indicated In other action Council referred the city manager a request for six job improvements ing pay hikes for members of tile police department The new bus company permit becomes effective March 1 and runs for a year PCL is to quit Feb 28 the company announced earlier Owner Awaits Approval The succeeding company is ed by W F Mclntyre an man who indicated he would move his family here to take over the operation if Council would give him the green light Mayor Paul E Flohr said Mr application was the only one received to replace PCL And he will not succeed here either unless the public supports new the mayor Flohr cited a trend in aid Mayor anniversary celebration of the ambitions to become that the ation of NATO and the meeting president could be held about that time What interests me State Department press officer revolution marches ahead said Lincoln White announced Castro at 32 night that a assistant eminent chief nn the island re- Joseph N Greene Jr spent a half 1 Public's history hour with Dulles anil gave him a brief oral summary of current developments in international fairs Dulles who underwent a hernia operation last Friday left his bed and sat in a chair for about 30 minutes during the day White said that Maj Gen ard D Heaton Walter Reed com- mandant had called in Dr on Zubrod clinical director of the National Cancer Institute Dr Zubrod will be consulted on the treatment and presumably will try to determine the extent of the ab- dominal glandular as a result of the hernia operation Prelate May Balk At Free Cyprus Plan LONDON AP A round-table conference on the plan to give independence to Cyprus opened amid indicates day reportedly denounces Eisen budget a inadequate for the nation's deve to meet the Soviet Un ion's threat is reported labor sponsorship of a mass in flux by train and afoot o thousands of idle workers on thi capital to appeal to the Presiden and Congress tor economic legis action broached the idea of a jobless march before an AFL CIO legislative conference in Lan sing Mich said i shatter the complacency of the nation's leaders Sees Jobless Climb Reuther told newsmen here th nation's January jobless total o would mount to five million this month He said tot ait least million jobless were too discouraged tc seek work and don't show on th Turn to 2 Column 4 Beck's Trial Moves To End Defense Calls One Witness In Tax Case TACOMA Wash in- come tax evasion trial of Dave Beck 63 once one of the most powerful man im the U.S labor movement is expected to go to a federal jury of eight men aura fair women Wednesday The government spent 57 days thousands of exMwts and put 115 witnesses on the stand in its effort to prove the former ident of UK Teamsters Union evaded in income taxes tar Total cost of the trial itself hau been ac more than After the government led its through lengthy and in testimony concerning Beck's intricate financial dramatically closed doTC Scioto Officials To Go To Industrial Parley Four officeholders will represent Scioto County Wednesday at an development conference called by Gov Michael V DiSalle Scheduled to go to Columbus for the meeting are County Robert R Leedom County Engineer William 0 Burdi ty Treasurer Ronald Greene and County Auditor Roy E The meeting jf government civic and labor leaders from throughout the state will be lighted by discussion of a proposed state department for industrial and j economic development bishop M a k a r i o s might block speedy agreement Greek Prime Minister tine hurriedly took a plane from Athens for London Foreign Minister eroff reportedly appealed by phone to with the his chief to intercede Greek Orthodox arch- bishop who is the unchallenged leader of the Greek British Foreign tary Selwyn Lloyd and Turkish Foreign Minister Fatin Rustu agreed Monday on the basic principles of the ence plan approved last week im Zurich by and ish Premier Adnan Menderes Fazil of the Turkish Cypriote was be- certain to accept the plan Menderes already was on his way ens are underemployed working part time he added We have to use a little shock waloe up our govern to this dire Heather who heads the United Auto Wankers as weiH as the in division of the CIO Word reached here from Wash that negotiations had col lapsed between man and Teamsters Union dent Jaimes R Hoffa to speed reforms in his um ion PRIEST REPORTED KIDNAPED CONSTANTINE Algeria AP Swiss Catholic priest is be- to have been kidnaped by rebels The car of Rev Al was found Sunday I Turn Page 2 night near northeast where he had gone to cele Mass For Ageless Trips Frozen Sleep May Be Space Key coming under the conditions and of space flight Giving man a natural mant space ships big enough to provide food and social and be prohibitive in cost Dr Lyman The best answer he said is frozen sleep Tiie would not need food oxygen or His would be ated by brains amd he would be revived by an automatic warming process as he neared his Within two weeks Dr Lyman Turn to BECK Page's i problem is to keep him from be- and bis associates will begin By RALPH DIGHTON LOS ANGELES AP ments to determine if man cam be frozen solid for trips to other solar systems are under way at the University of nia at Los Angeles Dr John Lyman of UCLA's bio- technology laboratory plans to freeze mice and rats at first but his findings can be used to turn humans into statues for trips through space The big problem is not getting man into space Dr Lyman said That will be few The tag mice baths to im diry reduce their temper low as 100 degrees below zero What to do is stop the life processes completely Hien re- sume them at will Dr Lyman said If we cam do this wMh man he wili arrive at a distant star which take him several normal lifetimes to one day older than he was when he left earth Another frozen bring the space traveler would home yeains or even aiter his departure Dr Lyman and he would have aged only for the period between frozen sleeps mass transportation systems to quit business in the face of de- clining numbers of riders He said National City Lines Inc cf parent company of PCL closed Los Angeles tion last year and now fs to quit in St Louis Support Eyed Councilmen Cecil James Seorest also ul the public would port mass transportation I Mr Literal said tor Possibly we X better fares in ti city we certainly transportation Mr Secrest to be patient ai be worked out Councilman Dr said the City Charter that of PCL Procedure Outlined franchise until a the applicant and franchise TROPHY WINNER Garnet Kathlyn Noel of Portsmouth West High School received the top score among Scioto County rural school students taking the 1959 senior scholarship test anti won for her school permanent possession of a trophy presented by the mouth Junior Chamber of Commerce Miss Noel is the third con- county winner from West In Scholarship Test 12 Scioto Seniors of heavy franchise August losses would scheduled there obvious when Detective Ray Protocol Move Made aser George Mingle said I move Uh Turn to Page 5 merchandise was the second Walter Maynard 18 ury could not reach after his first trial Jan Prosecutor Everett was one of three youths stole worth of radios musical instruments during the last Got 5 at the Reitz tore at 713 Sixth St The jury deliberated nearly ours before returning its guilty Judge Hailey Meyer of Literal an 5 were hope rally to a better State j The to our Scioto County five subject English can honorable mention in the science history future Scholarship Test for y the test was results show Portsmouth High for senion ed the from Portsmouth PHS Portsmouth East Ports see what two from Portsmouth Notre Dame and New Bos one each irom Valley and and at West foi ester H the top S per cent in from the county system jer would test was taken by won all of the 10 top posi with nev an increase of nearly in grading and Wes last year said E E six of the top 10 in the county company use r better superintendent of public city and county grades listed separately the besl HIGH SCORE among scores from both groups include that the students was 246 out of from PHS two from West and y be issued 300 by James Craig each from Valley amd Clay of and held among girls in the WINNING statewide s 222 by Garnet mention were West Her score also was Hickman Jeff Alan Manley ol the rural system and wins 238 Hugh Johnston Sloan ol permanent possession of 225 James Donald of ie trophy presented 224 Miss Noel ve ruin by the Portsmouth of 28 of Walter Kirsch of West 219 are leaders were Eric Ann Egbert of PHS 217 on Mr of Shaker Heights with Marfe Crammer of PHS in Marian Howe of Harry Steven of Clay of with Robert Lester of PHS TEST H itno by and Robert Carson Rau of y were y Department of to Page 2 Column 1 roal Order Executive lathers hadn't to City Dr Alien its matter be manager Flood Control Column MIKE legal battle for control o former executive of the funds when the order came Conservancy District Mr said he quit provincialism is killing district attorney of la and its rather than watch a 0 program valid flood control program attorney Allen abandoned told the Lacking iry Trial urt jury Club Monday night that and opposition have the district from said he felt a lack of mutual understanding and as sistance among the participating t Side youth its plans The final blow apparently led to the dissolution 800 worth Dec 29 when the District Court ordered of one common pleas judge from each of tile 17 time dissolved Mr the conservancy court voted of 15th the district had just won for dissolution Judge Vernon d been of Scioto County was one of five southern Ohio judges who offense The h a Be against the action I think Mr fan 20 Burton nomination of Leo C said that the opposition is in two What 3 Vanguard Stages Fired Successfully Rocket Boosts Shiny Sphere High Over Earth CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Vanguard to pat a weather eye in orbit about launched here Iday All three rocket stages fired successfully Ten minutes after the launching She Aeronautics and Space A d m i n i said I all three rocket stages had tired I and had performed smoothly Confirmation of a successful ellite orbit usually requires about two hours from the time of liftoff The payload was a shiny pound sphere housing delicate in- designed to report on world's weather The satellite contains two sensitive photoelectric cells de- signed to spot the cloud cover as the tiny moon speeds through its orbital path hope to fashion a crude weather map from the flight log radioed back from a tape re- corder Ultimately lhat data could help spot violent storms building up anywhere around the j The rocket blasted sky I ward at EST An announcement was expected from Washington in two to three hours cm whether this fort to put a sixth U S satellite on course had been a success a glowing trail of orange flame the missile steadily for some 10 seconds Efter through a blanket of gray starm clouds The missile's behavior to be perfect during the brief time that it was in sight It had begun to rain lightly just before blast lime but this dad not affect the launching If all went well the rocket would bum out at an tude of 38 miles minutes after launch The second guiding brain of was to go into full action for a full two minutes boosting the speed to miles per hour After a coasting flight the third stage ignite pushing tile ellite to the velocity needed for orbit DiSalle Wants Law To Trap Crime Bosses COLUMBUS Ohio AP Gov V has served no- ice on the Legislature he wants a law designed to imprison crime's bosses In a special message to the maker Monday night as they be- gan seventh work week the governor sent a plea for a inal conspiracy law aimed at ping She in crime He described such a law as a new tool for prosecutors and in trapping syndicate blers narcotic operators and those who mastermind prostitution rings rings Under has proposal two or more persons who to violate Ohio laws could be convicted and sentenced to 5 to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary While acknowledging that Ohio already has the and abettor law to help cover In modem times criminal con- has become most if not She only method of and punishing many forms of complex criminal Through She conspiracy net all participants in the gang operations the cat principal s paw ard his can afar as well as the iate actors can be punished often before the evil has fully matured into the criminal act The purpose of this is to make for nothing live in luxury as a result of shady practices Inside The Times Turn to TRIAL Page 5 Portsmouth postmaster was mad does my county get out of If today by President Eisenhower the people down below are getting Notices Mr Blackburn's name riow goes jet Ulem move out to the Senate for confirmation Editorial Page It is the provincial idea that I Markets has been acting postmaster since what happens in a watershed Round About Portsmouth Feb 8 1958 when he was the problem of these ed after the resignation of Frank get wet or drown News Sports Smith who withdrew to run for We need from tile great j and Radio lieutenant governor of Ohio Turn to Page 5 Column 2 Theaters I t Page 17 12 4 12 7 E 1C 13
