Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - June 7, 1961, Portsmouth, Ohio Hot V Humid temperature re- II j m H mini mum mur 81 ajo Maximum 77 32 warm and in- Low ii Ws VOLUME 111 No For 709 A Portsmouth Institution Home Edition Covering Southern Ohio And Northern Kentucky PORTSMOUTH OHIO WEDNESDAY JUNK Two 26 PAGES 420 Kennedy Says Chances Of War Les s Since Talks By LEWIS WASHINGTON dent Kennedy says wither he nor Soviet Premier Khrushchev won a victory over the other at na but chances of war should be less now that each leader knows better where the other stands Kennedy reported this to American people Tuesday night in a radio-TV speech in the Soviet leader immensely though he said a result was to expose more If the prospects of a long-term struggle between East and West On specific cold war Kennedy saw hope that his Vienna encounter would break the deadlock at the Geneva con ference on Laos over Soviet re- to grant cease-fire he talked candidly and tors freedom to check violators publicly about a very But he said Khrushchev struck two days with Khrushchev a serious blow at the lengthy In balance the President found Geneva talks on a ban on atomic Ks first personal meeting with I tests He hinted that the United Stales while not abandoning the talks might soon feel free to resume testing Our most somber added were on Berlin where Khrushchev wants to boot out the Western allies Kennedy said he made clear America is determined to maintain its there ai any risk To any who might suspect cret deals Kennedy added in re- porting on his overseas No advantage or concession was either planned or taken No new aims were stated in private that have not been slated in lands We have no lie on either side more crucial obligation he Generally Mr Khrushchev I said did not talk in terms of The President spok Kennedy said He believes the and somberly and world will move his way without jly without teit as he recounted resort lo force Most of all high spots of Ks predicted the triumph of week's trip to Europe from which msm in the new and less returned Tuesday morning countries i During afternoon before go 1 Denying this inevitability of the ing on the air at 7 p.m Communist victory Kennedy or national support of his fl program of foreign aid for the coming year much of is earmarked for newly de- Falls To DIRT FARMER Japanese Emperor wearing rubber boots and with sleeves rolled up plants rice inside the Imperial Palace in Tokyo The annual rice planting ritual is held in a paddy rear the Biology Research Laboratory UPI Republicans Stage Rally For Override GOP Depends On Democrats To Gel Sufficient Power By ART PARKS and PHIL GUNBY COLUMBUS AP For the second time since the legislature convened in January majority Republicans are taking a crack at overriding a veto by Democratic Gov Michael V Di- Salle At is a allowing bers or employes of county societies to hold al public offices DiSalle cd that he was vetoing it contending a fair manager could request mere money for the fair then vote a county commissioner for the in Wasting no time House act cd Tuesday to override Now it's up to the lo try to Mow mit probably today Deaths Take Toll Because o the death during session of two Republican the GOP has mem bers In the needed to override a veto Bu even though five lawmakers were absent 15 demo crats sided with 77 Republicans t give the attempt a decisive margin The GOP has the same in the Senate of the senators are Republicans but 23 votes arc needed to override The only other attempt to ove ride a DiSalle veto came in con rection with a to give aba million more in motor license fee income to cities ecu ties and townships instead of 0 Ohio H Safety That was May and it succeed cd DiSalle has seven this session ISt As the Senate cor passage Tuesday oi making horse race ing or the selling or disposing lottery tickets or devices a punishable by penitentiary Even on first offense pua would be a fine up to up to half-year in For subsequent offenses the li be up to 51.000 and he spent hours briefing gressional leaders at the White House He was most enthusiastic over his stops at Paris ard London There be said he accomplished his strengthen the unity of the West During his May 2 visit with French President Charles Gaulle Kennedy said certain doubts and suspicions sere re- moved on both sides The June 5 stopover in Britain on the way home where saw Prime Minister Harold Millan and the royal family was a strong reminder at the end of a long journey that the West re- Iturn 1C Rebels Attack Despite Cease-Fire Agreement By VIENTIANE Laos long fell today under an all-out by rebels by heavy The iny mountain village had been a of government resistance of rebel violation of the proclaimed five weeks An American military adviser messaged from the front that the Lao rebels laid down an heavy barrage and hen attacked with infantry The royal government forces at tough falling back in the early hours of morning to a new defense line The attack began Monday after a week of relative calm around the village on a mountain slope only 20 miles southwest of the rebel quarters at Lt Col Van Pao the Meo j commander of the son had charged that North troops were fighting with the Laotian rebels The rebels earlier justified their shelling of the village despite the cease-fire by terming forces bandits The fall of was ed to have immediate sions at the East-West conference on Laos being held in Geneva Enemy shells raining on dong were identified as from howitzers and cannon Western Delegations Stofi Talks GENEVA AP The United Stales today accused Communist forces of blatant violation of the cease-fire in Laos The followed the Communist Turn to LAOS Pace 13 KENNEDY REPORTS Kennedy reports to the nation 01 the results of his talks Khrushchev and other world leaders or his tnu some of the European capitals says war should bs lessened by the talks UPI Rites Set At Stadium For Rusk Renews Pica President Ready Bills Get il Fines By DUANE E If Times Staff Disturbed i COLUMBUS Ohio Two to open new sources THE ASSOCIATED PRESS revenue to Ohio cities and in Jackson Miss today were given the ax Tuesday first Free- noon by the House Taxation while the jails filled after foes presented Freedom Riders and more arguments against expected Indefinitely postponed by matter how they come if mous vote was a proposal to alow municipalities to levy are found guilty of the peace they can expect to 3 per cent on jail sentences and fines bills Similarly killed by spokesman for the Congress on Racial Equality CORE an- was a to allow to levy motor vehicle fees to a year in addition to the plates fees charged in St Louis that three would fly from there to ackson today to test segregation le state Basic objection of the opponents including D L Buchanan the Stark County Tax League was that the bills would le long-standing pre-emption doctrine under which the state and its local subdivisions R Oldham national chairman of CORE said the of the trip was test terminal facilities at to see whether interstate travelers are afforded the same accommodations as everyone else from levying duplicate taxes on the same Washington a CORE spokesman sard seven Negro and two Spokesmen for several public utility companies argued their rms already pay more students from that area would fly to Orleans today and within a few days take a bus leir share of taxes in Ohio Jackson and join the would be faced with alon with other Freedom ligh costs in collecting the loca utility Freedom Riders took a These arguments were present ed in rebuttal to the point from New Orleans to Jackson Tuesday and quickly landed he previous week by supporters of the bills including Rep jail after conviction of breach of peace charges in the miad G James capital city sponsor and John P group of five whites and executive director of the Negroes boosted to 72 the Municipal League Turn to Page S Column Lewis Denies Two Enter Pleas To Two out of three in- G Littleton as his defense by the session of the County grand jury PI 4 0 n g not guilty to pleas ol not guilty on charge of auto larceny Kenneth today before Common Allen IS of High St ras Court Lowell ader a bond for trial The third person Beral Dty police charged that Alter 38 of was not reportedly look a car to entei a flea and was corn to Orville Stockham 2120 23rd SI ted to the Lima Stale Hospital o May 13 Record Made Wilh 2 For Military Academy A class of 217 Portsmouth High School seniors with 11 sis added is to be graduated in commencement exercises scheduled for Thursday at S p.m at Municipal Stadium In case inclement weather the will be held at Grant Junior High gym Roland G Carter of Gen tral Methodist Church Spring ield is to deliver the ment address Edward H Foumier principa at PHS will present the class aw Mrs Glenn Brock president o the board of education is award the diplomas Music for the program to be presented by the PHS corner band include the procession al Pomp and from The Sound c Music ind the main theme from Rev H Wiley Ralph of A Saints Episcopal Church will olfe the invocation and Rev Lconar Uhrich of Calvary Baptist Church will ask the benediction Many of the graduating have achieved unusual including the 1561 class AA state championship i seniors played a ma jo One ci companion bills at numbers game operators has been approved by both houses a Clyde E 30 of entered a plea of rot guilty Allen told the court that he i funds and requested signed by the governor at third which to the charge of assault with court-appointed attorney dangerous weapon and Ks bond Thompson Fraiey charged with its Lawrence Sheriff Floyd hoe May 10 held for h tn was in- Lima hospital a the ter learning Mr Fraiey had bee Tuesday night and may store in South Webber released from the Turn to Page 13 3 I is to Atty Hospital in 1559 hich le Robert McDowell twice scorn rst in the state regardless in m a t h e matics nd had a perfect score of SOO ie college board ma thematic section Paul Weaver senior class lent recently was accepted Point An added highlight of the serv ccs was the announcement today the appointment of Craig Brant West Point Military Academy the second PHS graduate o win appointment to a service The announcement of the was made by Rep H Harshi Jr who in- Foreign Aid Classed Best Weapon By ERNEST B VACCARO WASHINGTON AP of State Dean Rusk backed y President Kennedy's appeal to te American people to suport his foreign aid program makes however some they may the dent said I know that foreign aid is a burden that is keenly and I can only say that we have no his second for con- more crucial obligation abroad approval of the measure Reporting to the nation Rusk before the House Foreign Affairs id low up his of last week eader that difficult and grim times confront this country and require patience and tion Mansfield expressed his views after a White House brief ing ol congressional leaders Sen Hubert H Humphrey assistant said We must lay night on his conferences to the Senate Foreign Relations broad Kennedy said The Senate group Heller Relations After To People JACK BEU WASHINGTON AP dent Kennedy's crisp description a It of the Weak realities of a divided t be prepared lo a long and od racm tension and danger of One provision of the foreign aid id programs are vitally continued its public hearings on ant in spread of the big military and economic ln There is no use talking against he Communist advance unless sistance program Rusk's appearance follows an assertion by Sen Mike Mansfield are willing to meet our Montana Senate Democratic Dravo Bid Low Gates Of New Dam To Be In Operation Soon Partial operation of the Ohio River dam at Franklin nace i scheduled in about two weeks At that time Dam 30 just moval of two Ohio River dims and locks and one on Big Sandy River tries Following a nationally televised report lo the people Tuesday on his European rip the against losses from any young President rode a crest of into opposition in the bipartisan support for the hard will founder pool I Dravo Thc water Huntington District US estimate was Corps of Engineers profit An earlier was Senate commit Ice Frank M Coffin rector of the Development Loan Fund insisted such guarantees would be used only in rare cases to help assure Financing for top priority contracts But Sen Albert Gore said he would it as a complete blank check for discretion Coffin said that in no case would the government absorb any more than 50 to 75 per cent of such losses Tuesday The engineers said four of the nine gales arc in the process of being painted and should be ationa by June M When lowered into position to form part of the dam the lower pod at Dam 30 will oi increased to 15.4 feet This also will give but one pool between the new darn and Dam 29 at THE ENGINEERS also an- late Tuesday that Dravo Corp ci Pittsburgh Pa was parent low bidder when bids were opened during the day for re- Dravo also constructed the stage cofferdam and was a sub- contractor on the of guide and guard wills for the new locks IN RELEASING a schedule of final work engineers said the pool will be raised an additional eight feet about July 1 This will nate the Dam 29 pool and provide a from to Dam 28 in West Huntington The Franklin Furnace Locks and Dam scheduled for com- Cable Is Studied By Committee DETROIT of a movement today studied a cable from Prime Minister scribed Kennedy's report as an objective appraisal and added Turn lo Page 9 Column 3 Benefit Turn to Page 13 Column 1 Horse Show Scheduled June asks he said lie ahead of the West to win an ideological tle with communism There was general recognition among Republicans and crats that nothing really had been accomplished in Kennedy's mal talks with Soviet Premier in Vienna except to wt the participants in a position deal with each other on a land basis Promise Is A Gain But even this was recorded as a gain along uith the yet un- filled promise of the Soviet er lo work toward the ment of a truly neutral ment in Laos There was no determining at the moment the eventual con- gressional reaction to Kennedy's appeal to the American people support his concept of for- eign aid In Anaheim Calif former Vice President Richard M Nixon de- del Castro giving his latest tions for further on swapping 1.200 Cuban invasion prisoners for 500 American tors Castro indicated he still stood by an offer he first made May 17 for such a deal But his described as verbose as his on details Before replying to Castro ter P i cochairman of Tractors for Freedom Inc corv here with Joseph M Dodge a Detroit banker oho is treasurer of the group The conference was mined to maintain its delayed until Castro's reply could and access lo West Berlin at any be translated from Spanish Reuther arj Dodge also set up other danger He came back with a deep of the problems with which we arc confronted Sen of Massachusetts chairman of the conference of Republican tors said that Kennedy had dramatized the responsibility the United States bears to people in developing nations if we to build them up in the love of free- To Slay Kennedy raid West is The arnual Forlsmou'V fralc the Charity Horse is lo be stake events -u vert sponsored American whs lion on the part of all of cs Portsmouth General Saddle Pleasure Horse Class d the United Sen J William D- for the evert ar by the Ports Women's Auxiliary as a This is a ww class in the L for the hospital this year and it will chairman of the to Relations This year's edition of the state's American sad negotiations should minimize the ity Horse is to share the die pleasure horse champion Havana radio 12 hours s we win face in tie deadline given months committee The record for the There is to be only one after- bcr classes to be presented noon performance in the and for the sire of the that scheduled to begin al d prize list Thursday June 22 The it would make available but Fifty-nine classes ire scheduled j four performances are committee for in the for pm we have received show prize list day Friday Saturday and confirmation directly from plate day that your offer Death is to be preserved Ralph A is Page in five performances fnr the government in CRAIG BRANT Academy classes arc for D Selby the thanked the Sport aM Mrs W E Pierce the tee for its humanitarian of the first four perfor aud 11 are set for fe shw secretary Television and Raio New i 4 15 12 S 12 7
