Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - January 15, 1970, Portsmouth, Ohio Damp Ohio Partly cloudy o- low Friday cloudy Today 11 25 today's minimum IB yesterday's maximum Year ago Maximum 30 mini- mum 13 For 117 Years A Dependable Portsmouth Institution Home Edition Covering Southern Ohio And Northern Kentucky VOLUME 118 No 254 PHONE PORTSMOUTH OHIO THURSDAY JANUARY 15 1970 Two 32 PAGES Section 1 Single Copy lOc Weekly by Carrier VANCOUVER B.C AP About persons in voluntary quarantine aboard a luxury ocean liner face at least two more days in port while health authorities seek the source of typhoid fever which struck six crewmen Three hundred others who had been scheduled to leave from Vancouver on the SS 0 t- day have not been allowed aboard Lines is providing quarters for them on sister others in Los Angeles all with confirmed cases of typhoid enteen other crewmen and one passenger were hospitalized here Wednesday but none was confirmed as having the dis- ease Capt John Wacher said about passengers and about 600 ship company's request Health authorities here explained antine is not required for under international tary regulations Typhoid can be passed by a carrier a person who has had the disease whether he knows it or not crewmen remained aboard Dr G A Mott Vancouver day He said 700 passengers and 600 crewmen had been ed since the disease first was suspected last Friday at Los An- geles Others aboard had been inoculated within the past year deputy health officer said his department was testing crew members seeking a carrier who is probably a food handler The sailed from ship SS Oriana j inoculated within the past year don Dec 16 on a four-month Doctors reported that did not need new cruise and stopped at showed food anti drink aboard lions he said j Caribbean points before fhe to he free of The captain said there through the Panama Canal i a highly contagious dis- i been no alarm among the and thence to the two California j through food or water sengers ports and Vancouver It was to Four crewmen were The voyagers i have left here Wednesday after in San Francisco and two agreed to remain aboard at a stopover of less than 24 hours AP COLUMBUS Ohio Two bills calling for a county income tax have been into the General Assembly and at least two more are in the works All would be used io finance education and would include lower taxes on property financial dis- closures by all public officials and employes up an air pollution con- Turn to BILLS Page 16 City Engineer's Sketch Of Proposed Sis By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS School officials have reacted Portsmouth's p r e I i minary with dismay to a U S Supreme fnr solution of two priority raff Court ruling which ordered thc in the have the tentative approval of desegregation of public schools tne state in 14 districts of five Southern si ales by Feb 1 Physically speaking I think City Engineer James Weaver said the state tentatively has the city's plans for If is an almost of Gay St from said M Key ond to Gallia Sts and liams of East Feliciana Parish La one of the districts in- The decision handed clown by fhe court Wednesday on a vote reversed a ruling last Dec 1 by the 5th U S Circuit of Appeals in New Orleans which gave the districts until j Sept 1 to desegregate Bessemer County Ala U.S Combat ghest SAIGON AP The total of School Supt William F battlefield deaths in said he had no earthly idea climbed again last week to how the school system can com- the in six weeks and mix by Feb 1 of Vietnamese dead In Marshall County Miss to government Supt Stanley Malliken Sr and North his district could make and Viet Cong tion of a diagonal A long-range plan calls for street from Chillicothe to Chillicothe St to become two- ington Sts Weaver said stale approval The one-way crossover street pending the city's submission of from Chillicothe to more detailed plans and cations for the proposed projects and presentation of a report on traffic count ton Sis is being planned by the city to coincide with the state plan to close Court St off at near St as part The projects would be the Route 52 extension project to the with funds from the State Bond Issue No 1 for of traffic bottlenecks in Ohio West Side the city engineer said County engineer Harlan Early preliminary cost ner meanwhile has received mates for the city's two top proval for one road project and tv Fused to I l IU dLU Attorney General fo include tion decides to place it before 1 of organized door voter all water pollution registration control permits in 1973 and re- a seven member i quire attorney general to consumer advisory council prosecute all violators of tion control law written statement of facts from public employe to State Waller Powell R-l school districts leave 4 Fairfield introduced a that levy up to a 2 per cent income would levy a two per cent in- tax for education if voters tax on individuals and an j prove after the board of eight per cent tax on business and industry Rep Donald J Pease Oberlin and 10 other Democrats put in a calling for a one- to two per cent tax on income and four to seven per cent on business Neither would exempt sons now paying a city income tax i More than 200 pieces of were introduced into the two houses during the past two days the legislature will meet in skeleton sessions two days a week until it goes back info regular floor sessions Feb 8 fn other action the House voted to place on fhe lot a constitutional amendment lowering the state's voter dency requirement from one year to six months The measure must ba approved by the LAGOS AP The Nigerian government has said no to aid from four white governments The official said enough food is on hand in what was Biafra to feed the population ior more and all private agencies that j than a month The problem helped Biafra But it said it now he said is to find out how consulting a number of many people need relief and ly governments for immediate i how to reach them requests for relief He added that transportation The ban affects the and medicine rather food menls of France Portugal are most needed to this point A Red Cross official in Lagos Rhodesia and South Africa as By JOHN S LANG Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON AP De- well as such groups as the Roman Catholic relief cy Joint Church Aid grouping a number of agencies ate and signed by the Kef Canada and fhe French i i- 11 T3 of equipment at a jor Atomic Energy plant in Colorado has raised before going to the voters Bills introduced in the lature a state consumers research and protection said hat trucks and needed to gel supplies fo fhe refugees P C liaison of the League of Red Cross Societies nd Nordic Red Cross Geneva that 60 trucks The government said nothing I Rovers and maritime about the four black transport including a small ship of tons are urgently needed Zambia Tanzania Gabon He estimated that about governments that recognized Biafra as an independent suspicions of sabotage and ui prompted an intensive convicted of committing a investigation by al agents according to ment informant probation to the Ivory Coast j million refugees in need of full The government also ration will emerge from persona non grata tag on bush j foreign relief workers who j Another Red Cross report re- ony while armed with a gerous weapon Thc AEC confirmed there re- i registration of all and make it illegal cently had been a few in- stances of damage to ment property and equipment at the Rocky Flats der the alcohol priority bottleneck projects are for widening of Gay St 17 feet for the distance from Second to Gallia and for construction of the crossover street from Chillicothe at to Washington These early estimates includ tentative approval on another The engineer said the state has approved the widening of Lick Bloom Switch Rcl from the present 24 to 48 feet The project covers about 4 mile from new Route 52 to Pk said the cost estimated cost of land and has been estimated at about ington acquisitions for Weaver said fhe incidents as sabotage cause we arc still ing The he only oru in the country which processes for nuclear was crippled by a million fire last May 11 A special AEC committee in- fire and According to the on several improve tentative approval has it was caused by spontaneous changes in lime it's going The tolls in the weekly sketch by Floyd E on Dogwood Ridge to tear up almost all phases report today brought the total Thompson draftsman in said plans call for im- i I i I n n t li our school program He paid he thought the public school tem will be all black except in one area of the county killed in action in 20 months since the Paris peace talks started to Americans and Vietnamese including combustion One source snid he ated illegally in the secessionist in Canada said that an enclave and said they would estimated more refugees to possess a firearm while he permitted in Nigeria come under he care of the influence of drugs or Presumably this means Nigerian Red Cross in the sion fnr those in what was days These were in power of Biafra i lion to refugees in areas Lord Hunt who headed conquered earlier by Nigerian British team that conquered Mt forces The report said the Red Everest arrived in today now has relief teams op- a to work crating in almost all areas for- plans fnr British relief His held by fhe rebels has allocated Despite the ban on Caritas lion for aid and 10 Ions of the Roman Catholic relief are waiting in London for airlift to Nigeria The rians first refused to allow them ATLANTA Ga AP be brought in on liter P ita bet Turn fo BIAFRA Page 16 cation ceremonies for the Jhon submitted tin Luther King Memorial supplies o tn in D gnew city engineering the intersection causes A crowd estimated by government troops of at more than on of the enemy the home of U S Dist The government's death tolli The two-lane bypass street week was its highest be for one-way sparked by proposed midtown bypass Rd No 2 and But two months aiter the or crossover si reet would begin part of the road at he added a series of just south of the southwest Elementary School and j things began to break out not ew probe has yet fo establish tcr nere foda head the fire was not sparked by tha fo be included in a civilian ift and Chillicothe j installing a traffic light Also i serious but troublesome things I planned is widening of the in- W A in Wednesday night carrying a pe tition asking for the tion of neighborhood schools traffic very troublesome And of Route 140 and in- body's got to be doing it stalling new drainage facilities i This wide activities observing The U.S Stale anniversary of the Negro leader's birth The million center nally planned as a library for King's papers and other ments of the civil rights three weeks while the It would run The cost of the these loll was the highest in 800 feet diagonally to'ments would he about than a month 3d not de- is expanded into a announced that Maj Gen bu Gowon the Nigerian chief of state told a U.S envoy that Nigerian government will hesitate o call on ar st exit just south of Ninth ati said and freedom of choice Allied spokesmen Washington Sts i tion plans the rise in a i South of fhe exit Washington Two representatives of the low period of fighting during would be for one-way group were admitted to the home Bootle told them he will read and consider the activity particularly south of petition along with four other Da Nang Bibb County school plans that The 93 battlefield deaths were have been filed in his court 133 more than the 65 reported in New Year's a south North of the exit significant increase in enemy j ington Sf would be two-way Ninth and 10th Sts would re- main two-way but each would at the east and west Four hundred Bibb County the Dec 3 period bypass street crosses hem development said today teachers have been ordered to The U.S Command also re- transfer by Feb 25 but 720 Americans wounded in action last week the largest number since the week of Dec This raised to the number of Americans reported wounded in the war South Vietnamese ters announced that troops were wounded in action last week highest say these teachers will have to given new transfer orders be- cause the Supreme Court deci- sion will mean more extensive desegregation The districts involved in Wednesday's ruling are shall County and the Jackson end districts in Springs municipal Plant Expert Reports HONG KONG AP An ex- sides of the points where on Communist China's Court St would is 10th St under the state's the most advanced type of plant to manufacture the explosion to extend Route 52 to the West Side Under that state plan Court St would be two-way Inside The Times Around Portsmouth Comics j Death Notices Page material for gen bombs Retired Marine Gen Victor H Krulak also told the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club son Bessemer and Mobile Turn o VIETNAM Page IK Editorial ties Ala Burke Bibb and Houston Counties Bay and A Thermal Blanket Alachua counties Fla and West Feliciana East and Concordia parishes La By saving or more at First Federal Portsmouth's strongest savings loan 843 4 1 that the Chinese Communists 31 i are making rapid progress in 26 1 developing missiles to carry nu scribe the incidents more fully saying that they occurred black people in such a wav as fo indicate bullt in AUCKLAND New Zealand More than 200 States for assistance The a chain and posted back said the Nigerian 500 chanting was involved AEC officials have edged that production cf some types of nuclear warhead com- two locations a downtown com- and another near Atlanta I University The downtown com- will include restoration of birthplace the nearby a But the said oil duction deadlines can be met if the plant can be made tional by April Congress rial park where King will be entombed T expressed warm fo the U.S diplomat As S the United Slates There is no problem of delay ragged kicking and as Vice President Agnew ran info of Secretary of David anti-American protest n for the aid offered Asian tour j r persons were arrested or refusal to accept relief said one official in Washington Jt is a question of working practical detail screaming from the youthful crowd that pairs Work stoppages also have plagued construction of a million expansion to the Rocky Flats plant One official said there were a dozen walkouts last year including one which kept 140 sheet metal workers off their jobs for more than a month Another walkout in No-i involved Plans also include dom Hall to house civil rights movement and early At the university the Institute of the Black center for research on the past present and future of has opened temporary quarters Its task is to discover the ing of the history of black and to determine where Horoscope Markets Sports Television and Radio Women's News clear warheads He predicted i of the Teamsters Union 15 10 that within 12 to 15 months na would test a tic missile firing it from the western desert test area into the Pacific Ocean However a source familiar with the current investigation said we have no reason to be- lieve the problems are related to any labor difficulties society Future plans for the ty portion include an institute study and a museum of to CENTER Page 16 ouf outside Agnew's hotel Go Home Yank and waving Viet Cong and American flags The vice president's cade entered through the hotel's I exit driveway at the other end of fhe block and most of he demonstrators did not know he had arrived until he was safely Food is coming food is com- Within an hour the crowd I dropped off to about 100 persons I who periodically chanted and marched back and forth j Leaders of tha protest said would maintain a out- side the hotel throughout siay until he to Honolulu Saturday Those arrested were charged with insulting the police ing arrest using obscene guage and disorderly conduct
