Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - September 4, 1959, Portsmouth, Ohio Weather Olio fair and cool to low Saturday mostly tunny and warmer re- Today n 77 today's 58 yesterday's maximum 80 Year Maximum 83 minimum 65 Home Edition Covering Southern And Northern Kentucky For 107 Years A Dependable Portsmouth VOLUME 108 No PORTSMOUTH OHIO FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1959 Two 26 PAGES Section 1 n C cony Weekly by Carrier Laos Asks Repel Reds Britain Takes Stand For Troop Action II Aggression Proved LONDON has pealed to the United Nations to send troops to help repel Com- munist attacks the Laos sy said Britain at once it favored action if in Laos is proved In its appeal Laos accused Communist North Viet Nam of intervening on thc side of the Red rebels of Laos A British Foreign man told a conference after the Laotian announcement was issued Is aggression is the British government be in favor of the United Nations taking action to deal with that The rebels launched an sive Sunday after a bombardment from Runs thc Laotians said were based across thc border in North Agreement With France Reached Ike Takes Holiday French Plan For Algeria JUVENILE PROBLEM New York's Mayor Robert Wagner center sits at thc table with other city officials during a special meeting held to a program to combat juvenile violence in Gotham UPI Telephoto Office spokesman said thc Laotian appeal was to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold Thursday The official expectation in don is that the will fir be considered by ty Council If vetoes any proposal for military inter- vention the issue then probably will be placid before the General Assembly i j Qualified informants said dent Eisenhower and Prime Macmillan discussed the Laotian crisis in their talks last weekend The possibility of military intervention arose ii that discussion it was understood Sides To Youth Camps Favored Teams Union Industry To Aid Negotiators Plans NEW YORK ert F Wagner and Gov Nelson Rockefeller meet today to con- a n d thc j sider measures aimed at counter- will enlarge greatly their ing rising juvenile crime The public and state and city officials have been thoroughly aroused by the surge in youth Labor Is Passed Sent To President House Action Caps Biggest Legislative Victory For Ike Presidents Report Accord On Summit Meet And Berlin WASHINGTON AF lence which has taken four House today competed congres By EDDY GILMORE Scotland AF President Eisenhower arrived in Scotland today for a short tion at a Highlands castle before returning to the United States from his nine-day diplomatic sion to Western Europe Eisenhower flew by jet directly from France where he held two days of talks with President Charles De Gaulle rounding a that took him to Bonn don and Paris He plans to spend a resting weekend at finc and hunting areas are near by Scotland gave him a i bargaining teams next week in After separate sessions lerce which has taken our ves cotan gave j action on the laior controls apartment in the castle as a token Aug -3 and caused many P ct for his leadership as day effort to end the nation 1 wide steel strike Thc union will bring in gram of special youth camps akin men who are its to thc Civilian Conservation Corps as the mayor and governor injuries through and scat it to the mte nous in World War said they favored a play and beatings president Eisenhower is expected Within five hours after assert Civilians Armed To laments with individual steel i state The 12 major companies i for The in commander at cleans sent out tional representatives of tional representatives w armed civilians and sent out an separately on Dominick appeal for reinforcements to stop E ure WM an Held Communists massing for an as charges s sault on this strategic town attacking a nurse in a sub- depression days The way train Thursday now has two work Negro bey was seized and offenders j milled 1.0 the state training of teen-age Warwick N Y Police s with the arrest of boy Grant Young tried to accused of the nurse Clara Reese 23 Scudiere threatening with an sign it the on assault p b Joseph F- Fin charges Santiago 18 and Conciliation his brother Ephrian 16 and tor de la Paz 17 The fourth boy was held for Children's Court between thc as a juvenile delinquent ere Scudiere and three chums were The measure had passed Senate Thursday night Today's House action cally capped the President's gest legislative victory of the It handed Eisenhower a closely after his Overlooks River Clyde His beautiful ment looks out over the broad sweep of the Firth of Clyde of 500 Scots President at ing knife A conductor pulled and a emergency cord and a subway pa trolman captured Grant Wagner ordered City Budget Director Abraham D Beame to Director Abraham D Beame M divert million from Q is programs to add rew I i JL un- attacked by about 15 members of linemen to the force and since the 1947 up to its full quota of Act his men It was hoped that the Performance Nears Brig Gen whose command post for Laos is in Sam Neua the assault would come in 10 days Herald the station -is not The announcement came a dayi the Majesties gang on a and Secretary of Labor street Scudiere and tion were handed out to friends did not belong to any I tional patrolmen would be on workers and school teachers j gang said by Jan 1 in the derelict in ion tmm The rebels were i new blast came about in Obtains ot of the 27 miles of bam Neua but hardest hit by the strike sent patrols probing forward with lines 12 to IB miles of the town One Red patrol attacked a a unit at Muong Pane only six miles north of Sam Neua j strike There were no details on clash estimated the total themselves to bar munist strength at 4.500 He said more he had only one- battalion in thus Neua A Laos battalion from 400 to 800 men We have six more of schedule v Eisenhower said farewell to De corruption and racketeering at Rambouillet Chateau in labor-management relations Paris where he spent the night The containing most substantial rewriting Gaulle bade him bon internal Monsieur le President At Its titles at helicopter flew Eisenhower Rambouillet to Paris Le boarded President Eisenhower to discuss ways to end the walkout Mitchell who is serving as fact-finder in the his views in an i interview at Cleveland Ohio Mitchell said both sides could than they Stage Set For Shawnee Horse Show Opening airport where he plane for Scotland I I racketeering and other abuses in Eisenhower in a brief airport some unions provide detailed which he thanked the people of France and the French government for making his two-day stay so pleasant and enjoyable Finally I want to say that the visit of Gen ard Excitement enthusiasm and en- ergy increased in proportion day as Shawnee Western Saddle Club members completed their state of Sugar Grove will of union finances tions trusteeships and conduct of officers and employers The seventh and final title which aroused the most amends the law to put new on such union weapons as boycotts and organizational picketing It also contains a few amendments long sought by the unions 01 win the events Sunday in an Only Senators Wayne Morse D- attempt to gain the lead in the I Ore and Williarn Larger i iwni the HI tne and mark another e us telegram to Eisenhower from elsewhere in the said But I cannot get them here The world knows cur problem j the eight governors was made battalions j by Pennsylvania Gov Da Lawrence at Harrisburg DiSalle Says He'll Join Steel Efforts in and take CLEVELAND ters and planes which would bring troops is building his main de- fense line 12 miles out with a handful of paratroopers manning more forward advance outposts chael V DiSalle has indicated he Two Plead Not Guilty In Slayings Two men ordered held for trial after they pleaded not guilty to murder today in County Common Pleas Court They are Earl Cantrell plans for their Charity Horse to be presented Saturday and Sunday at fairgrounds The third annual show holds cial significance for horse owners as they attempt to capture points for the fall roundup at Marion Sept Competitors in western horse shows are awarded points tive to the places their horses win in the various events At the p.m with 10 classes to be judged A night performance is to get under way at and the con- show is scheduled Sunday starting at p.m Particular favorites among the Saturday afternoon events will be pact the states strike has had on the of Franklin Furnace who is charged with murder and Howard 41 who is accused of murder o They among seven persons arraigned before Judge Thc governor here Thursday Jn his statewide tour to explain the reasoning behind the tax increase he recommended to the ture confirmed that he discussions with Gov David rence of Pennsylvania originator of the plan DiSalle already has made lic mention of the fact that relief loads have become extra heavy in several Ohio counties as a result of the walkout which started July as they attempt to gain the points to qualify for the Marion show Many of the entries come directly from the state fair A Portsmouth competitor is among the leaders in the western children's horsemanship class Jim Rapp son of Mr and Mrs Tum to STEEL Page 14 on Case Listed Rural Child Victim Of Paralytic Type County's second polio case was recorded today the victim a j s stricken last May Musick Ol Hit the September session grand Cantrell snt calmly and said nothing during his arraignment on charges he shot and killed Whitey Angell 28 of Cantrell's plea was en- tered by his attorney Emory Smith J though Mr Smith said he did not know when he would be prepared for Thc EUen trial of the Cantrell case a daughter Mr Mrs Everett Burton said he Musick of Sand Hill com- for trial anytime imunity on Wheelersburg Rt 3 was judge Smith treated in Springfield f Ohio City held in the county jail without Hospital and released She was examined here last May but was admitted to the field hospital with her father who was seeking employment in that city at the time Mrs Anna L Raison executive secretory of the Scioto County Chapter of the National Foundation said that the child was en here and the family lives in she is considered a Scioto County victim he case brings to two the last show and comes important to be- competitors are scheduled to get step in our cooperative effort ward peace with hower said Band Plays Anthems the in He stood bareheaded beneath I gray skies as the band played the Morse used more than four j B a n n c r and ON WAY 41 convicted murderer of her erstwhile lover's wife walks from tlic county jail in Cincinnati where she began Thursday a trip to Ohio Penitentiary She stayed at the Columbus institution only long enough to be assigned a number before she was taken to for Women lUPI Tele- Swift Plants Struck voted rw f L -t or -t- to a fast pace Saturday at Qf debate detailing Marseillaise Then he walked his charge that the measure some of the hard-earned legitimate rights of American free labor All other speeches praised the but in general the was greater among senators asm was greater the western trail class roadster I critical ol unions pony 46 inches and under and jonn F Kennedy pony 46 inches and under and jonn Kennedy western stake bend chairman of the The western trail class demands i conference and sponsor of the a great from both horse and j original Senate version said the rider Horses must hurdle a product went farther Win foot high jump cross a bridge would have liked canter between obstacles walk Sen John L over logs be ground tied follow the rider out of the when he dismounts In the roadster pony classes the ponies are judged on speed as well as conformation A favorite event with the fans the class will draw Turn to BENEFIT Page 14 and chairman of the Senate Rackets ring j committee said the compromise was better than either of the earlier versions and a fine re- ward for three years of work by his group Sen Barry Goldwater said the would strike at the heart of the racketeering Holiday Kickoff Saturday Regatta Queen To Be In Parade Of Boats and gangsterism labor movement in the across damp tarmac to his plane At Le Bourget Airport to see Eisenhower off were all top bers if the French Cabinet U S Gen Lauris Norstad supreme CHICAGO AP Union granting wage Allied commander French workers struck some of the oilier union requests micr Michel Debre and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Mur Premier Debre in replying to Eisenhower's farewell i speech Co and Wilson Co two giants of the meat industry today Then the unions quietly called off the Wilson strike with a joint Turn to Page 14 Column 1 Ike's Mission Accomplished Tag Merited By MARVIN ARROWSMITH PARIS President hower well entitled to accomplished tag agreement to continue talks for 24 hours The United Packinghouse ers of America and the mated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen called the strikes at Swift's plants in 34 cities and at Wilson's plants in seven cities to enforce demands rebuffed by both higher wages and other benefits in a con- tract replacing one which ex- Aug 31 Armour Signs The other industry leaders were expected to follow But Swift and Wilson stood firm despite the intervention of federal The contract talks have been under way since early July Two T mediators who have held continuous sessions with both sides last 48 hours The unions announced their strike calls in two joint scathing indictments of the latest Wilson and Swift offers Thc Swift demands they charged were arrogant and ad- amant Swift Claims Violation In answer Swift said the of union leaders in ordering employes to leave their job put a mission way since early July on his tour through Western days Co j rope to shore a vital alliance other tte Of itoe lates a clear understanding reached before the U.S Portsmouth area boating fans Scout building will kick off the Labor Day regatta two runners-up Saturday with a downtown winner will receive parade to select a queen j The Civic Forum sponsor of the event is counting on at least 75 j being entered AM on MISS X WILL HAVE the proved a Action Dares Second Veto Approved With 67 Disputed Items WASHINGTON CAP Daring the House summit conference of Western Committee today Soviet Premier and against communism The climax and end of che sion came Thursday night with a joint statement by Eisenhower and French President Charles de dealing in general terms with their two days of talks They reported complete on the handling of the West Berlin problem and said that a packing Monday tr entered Anj on Forum desires a pretty pines to winners of racing and wa- Turn to PLEAS Page 4 Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page Markets Round About Portsmouth Social News Sports Television and Radio Theaters Page 25 17 8 17 6 16 10 12 Turn to POLIO Page 14 competition want to enter may obtain contests today shaved down public Premier should take place p works appropriation including wnen there js some 57 projects objected to by Oj definite accomplishment The boat parade is scheduled to petition may obtain begin at 1 Saturday Boat blanks at any owners have been dent Eisenhower it sent ins House floor a i financing river harbor flood control and 16 GILBERT MOON EDWARDS chairman of the festivities like for the queen contestants to wear high heels and swim suite We figure they will be more attractive that herald The include Mayor Paul E Attorneys Sam and Ham Howland j Watching the motorized the judges will select five ists who will be interviewed at the City Youth Center earner side of Gay St Girls may report either to a boat they have agreed with the owner to ride or mads be assigned to a boat by Forum members Girls may use the Youth ter to change into bathing suits if they Mr Edwards said Marjorie Milward vrill be there to keep'the place open We'd like contestants to be seated BOAT OWNERS themselves don't need to out applications to get Turn to REGATTA Page 14 lete the 67 projects which drew a veto last week The House fell one vote short of evading the veto earlier this week To keep the new measure in line financially with the dent's the committee cut every project in it by per cent It did this by vote of Algeria Statement Due Perhaps the most significant development was meat that De Gaulle plans to make a public statement soon on fine thorny Algerian problem Big industry signed a bargaining on a new con- Turn to STRIKE Page 14 Too Feeble To Reply Status As Last Johnny Reb Questioned HOUSTON Tex Williams is too old and feeble to comment on a report questioning his status as the only surviving veteran of the Civil War armies the his daughter which cussed the at two presidents length Solving The initial cost of the 67 ects objected to by the President was The committee cut this amount to about 000 problem of the nearly old rebellion in North Africa would improve France's relations with her allies The implication of Thursday t's announcement was that and Eisenhower may have neared a meeting of minds any United States role in the Algerian situation Just before he left Washington Aug 26 Eisenhower set forth as Willie Mae Bowles has made his home for fore the date Williams he en- listed Bridwell said census records and a check of the National Ar- chives showed Williams to be 103 Williams said this claimed The newsman arm ms name 1011 would have made Williams 8 years sld he during the latter days of the several years understand anything these days Williams has been virtually blind and deaf for several years He was critically ill most of last month from the of a bout with pneumonia earlier tins year Civil War Williams in an affidavit filed when fas applied for a ate pension in 1932 said he was a forage master with Hood's Texas Brigade for 11 months near the end of the war Bridwell said Hood's Brigade was disbanded Turn to Page 4 Column 1 K at T Hoos was sane writer Lowell ne Bridwell that search of government records Williams was too young writer time of the as too young lhat Civil War to Confederate veteran is a only in his said the at have served as he claimed and that the to which he said he was assigned was broken up be- Turn to VETERAN Page 14
