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   Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - August 28, 1970, Portsmouth, Ohio                                Fair lov in 60s Saturday partly cloudy n n rl with chance of afternoon high in 80s Official temperature Today 11 today's minimum Gl yesterday's 80 Year Maximum mini- mum 57 For 118 Years A Dependable Portsmouth Institution Covering Southern Ohio And Northern Kentucky VOLUME 119 No 137 PORTSMOUTH OHIO FRIDAY AUGUST 28 1970 Two Sections 20 PAGES Section 1 Single Weekly Copy by Carrier FT CARSON Cob AP Walter Lee Martin is a wounded veteran of two tours in Vietnam and is only 15 years old says the U.S attorney's of- fice Martin of Dothan Ala 6 feet 3 and 198 pounds joined the Army three years ago under an assumed name and went to Vietnam where he was wounded at the age of 13 His real ty eventually was learned and he was shipped home according to Asst U.S Atty James ards Now two years later the Army has found that Martin somehow got back into its ranks under another alias And ards said Martin has been ried for four months Sometime after being sent home Richards said Martin ob- the identification and ders of a Albert Lewis Jr got back into the Army and was shipped to Vietnam where he again was wounded He was sent to Ft Gordon Ga to recover from his wounds Apparently while on leave from Ft Gordon ards said posing as home to bama and married Early this month he was signed to duty with the military police at Ft Carson The real Albert Lewis Jr was in Vietnam where he and requested gency leave home While drawing up a pay voucher for Lewis leave the Army apparently learned they were paying two Albert Lewis Richards said The Army notified Ft Carson and Martin was arrested by the FBI and charged with a fraud on the government Richards said he would re- quest that prosecution be de- ferred and that the probation department recommend a course of action He indicated Martin may be placed on one- year probation and sent home W TEL AVIV AP Israeli attacked Arab rilla bases in Jordan today lowing hostilites on the nese and Jordanian borders in which 10 Arabs and one Israeli were killed and seven Israelis were wounded the tary command said The planes bombed and strafed targets about three miles inside Jordan and about 25 miles north of the Dead Sea a spokesman said In action Thursday night group soldiers of Arab intercepted commandos impossible for the Arabs to modify their demand for total Israeli withdrawal from all captured during the 1967 in And I can predict right now that tho Israelis will say no when the withdrawal question comes Heikal declared One diplomatic source at headquarters in New York mated the talks would continue at least until the coming al Assembly session ends about Dec 15 more than a month er the end of the cease-fire peri occupied Golan Heights of Another source said the main Syria killing seven of the effort now is to get the peace rillas One Israeli was wounded talks going well enough so tha in the clash a spokesman said by the end of the 90 days tlu Tlv Israeli command said the i truce will be extended commando group came the village of Kafr Shaba in southeast Lebanon Three Arabs and one Israeli soldier were in a clash be- tween an army patrol and a hand of guerrillas near the border settlement of Ruppin in the Jordan River ley lH military command said Another Israeli wounded near the Lebanese cier when guerrillas fired on vehicle near the settlement of Am And in another lack on the Lebanese border WASHINGTON AP Sen ate critics of military spending repeatedly frustrated in bids t cut specific projects ar launching a final attack clamp a general spending cei ing on the Defense The Pentagon's defender quickly denounced the move a a broad meat ax cut tha would trigger massive cha and turmoil and imperil al security By FRED S HOFFMAN AP Military Writer SAIGON AP The Soviet Union has built North Vietnam's WIG fighter strength to nearly three times its size at the height of the air war three years ago ugc during U.S air strikes against North Vietnam The continued basing of North Vietnamese MIGs in China is regarded as an indication that Hanoi believes there still is a chance the United States might resume bombing of North nam although from the can side the possibility seems remote Reconnaissance photographs U.S military sources say The Soviets also have the North Vietnamese air force with strong ments of advanced MIG bases in North Vietnam rated a match for America's provide evidence of other pre- Phantom fighters j cautions The North Vietnamese According to latest built concrete shelters to gence the North Vietnamese their planes on the now own more than 225 MIGs j ground They had about 80 in the fall of 1967 Sources said the Hanoi com- mand pulled back its MIGs from forward bases after losing a five months ago while The Russians who provide most of North Vietnam's more sophisticated military gear have Hanoi's air force with more than 80 Three years ago the North CHARGING UP A Cornell University car stopped Thursday to charge its batteries on the Mississippi riverfront in St Louis Two students Bob Poland left rear and George Brown plug the car into a cable from a special charging station while one the drivers Jane Horsey looks under the hood The car running on 26 lead cobalt batteries is participating in the Clean Air Car Race from Cambridge Mass to Pasadena Calif UPI By MIKE DRAKE Times Staff Writer Portsmouth City Council four Israeli border policemen to meet in regular session the second and fourth Wednesdays Sens William Proxmire it was harassing a U.S had only 17 of these ad- Wis and Charles Mathias naissance plane over models Md propose billion Vietnam That was the The rest of the MIG force is ing celling a 7 per cent cut kill claimed by the United made up of old MIGlas and from the billion PentagonStalcs start of jlc plus some younger budget asked by President war on- The bulk of North U.S reconnaissance planes They say such a reduction air force now is deployed al four keep a frequent watch on for- would match the billion ak fields around Hanoi and the ward for any signs of ready cut from the Pentagon's of Haiphong the North Vietnamese moving billion military The TCi their MIGs down to contest request based in jets operating in the A thoroughly documented china where much of he area of tlie demilitarized zone reasonable and responsible case Vietnamese air force took over Laos has been made for cuts billion to mire said i He and Mathias contend the money saved can be used better to meet domestic needs and to reduce a prospective billion to billion budget deficit Sen John Stennis chairman of the Armed Services Two Shore men mis defense budget is this bHore r va of kidnapping a mouth woman Aug In and a soldier were wounded in a 1 Of each month beginning Sept guerrilla mortar ambush the kibbutz in Upper The decision to change WASHINGTON AP Re- peal of all legal restrictions adults from buying or possessing pornography edly has won approval from the President's sion on Pornography despite ilee I the Thursday meeting days The Israelis returned the fire j unanimously after a a spokesman said but there was stap was no indication of any 6th Ward Councilman casualties a meeting On the diplomatic i IT Iliov TTT in rorh pau 1st Ward he Arab Israeli peace which opened there this week toi go on for months But an Ward was absent from public consensus on the of pornography The arguments for the addition the commission ed there is no public consensus ito support such laws and they controversial sometimes lead to suppression tion repeal of all U.S adult of legitimate material laws have been not sively rewritten since the ly increase the U.S pornogra- 0 lhc commission ready some billion under last year's The amendment he said would re- quire a SiO billion reduction in a And because fiscal year is already two months old said money is still being i spent at last year's levels i Thus a cut would have to be absorbed from current programs That's said That's worse than a meat ax cut It would chaos It would cause apprehension of the pair ihc resuit of an around Welch by broad bring dated Press disclosed a draft report three weeks ago But turmoil This will recommendation is almost tion Recommendations for laws against exposure of children to obscene pictures and a wide sex re-education gram were also approved at a final commission exhibition or distribution of perilously close to a unpreparedness Proxmire disagreed He recit The White House a long list of programs David Michael own agents Portsmouth Kentucky State Police up County Ky sheriff's and John Edward McKnabb 20 south Shore police are to enter a plea next day to charges of abducting the woman in the 100 block of to Fourth SI ami her County Ky and her Agents said if the kidnapping victim is not released ed the jury may recommend the penally However if I ho is released ur harmed jury may nd a jail ID to life ed the pair with around p.m no Thursday at as former for billion-dollar overruns The commission Lyndon B Johnson's procedures faulty told and local the draft products for failing to meet parent home on Main St in South Shove The agent had the house under y surveillance for several and arrested Everman as he a y approached the house told the agent that McKnabb wl in a car at the rear of CS I SJ Ll V clL Ul el U UJ I Ul legislation prohibiting it is schedule deadlines or contract the r President Nixon specifications agent The Portsmouth city school Hc final Thursday a commission source ual materials to consenting it said ulfs should be repealed I tian spokesman predicted today K Vr Hc the rmal they would break down Chamber of the ends port also i t believe here is no rant for continued governmental M Man KC Webste Or i wrote in his semiofficial participate m these other newspaper Al that it is j activities open public discussion across commission findings the on facts raphy does not cause sexi The measure was vigorously rather than forge or harm individuals Ini some Dutiel ot volo bus former resident of South I Webster was killed ibis AA the two mcn j-d in I ducted the woman at ot Mary r men were unarmed at the girl who was slain i time of their arrest with near the Tho pair is beins held in County Kv in lieu SSn.nOD bond each FBI agents said To Till wnn me fin OSU is being the P e I r v ies A of one of the nation's foremost insu ranee brokerage firms died Thursday in Scioto Memorial Hospital Carl S Red Daniels 54 of 2319 Dr man of the board of Head Associates Inc 705 Sixth St died at n p.m after an extended illness Funeral services for the Portsmouth man are to be conducted at 2 p.m Sunday at Daehler al Home Friends may call at the home from 4 to 9 p.m Saturday Dame's and William Head founded ates Inc in 1951 From an original two-man op- as a general insurance agency the firm grew to eve a foremost national ing in the insurance brokerage business The firm at present employs persons Daniels was a Prudential In- surance Co agent when he founded the firm first located at Gallia and Gay Sis later at 2915 Scioto Trail and at 709 Sixth St firm moved to its present opposed by Edward Leach city solicitor It's ridiculous to meet on he said would be chaos Leach said Council must he informed of legislation 24 hours prior to a meeting and it is for his secretary to work on legislation Monday be- cause of the great for Municipal Court that day This means legislation would have to be prepared on day or finished the previous week I would rather have a ing on said Leach could have the legislation the previous Friday A week is a said Staplelon You don't operate my of- fice retorted Leach The legislators then recessed briery and afterwards passed the motion Council enacted an ordinance authorizing the issuance of 000 in notes in anticipation of the issuance of bonds for the 1 wo proposed city parking lots on northeast and southwest corners of Seventh and cothe Sts City Manager Huxley the total cost of the Turn to Page 12 Column 6 i ing in n tv i Columbus ar accident ill not enough t tcr final approval Tho n native completed its work with a was a son of Mr and meeting Wednesday Wesley of South a six-hour session Thursday He also is survived High US Ohio AP nf MI- added and almost tainly will not meet again By PAUL NELSON Times Staff Writer i Anticipated enrollment in j Portsmouth city school system With summer vacation rapidly is expected to he This is drawing to a close only a few j approximately -10 students less days remain until thousands of j than last year Scioto County children will be teachers meetin at by his wife and five children n The former Scioto Countian though it floes not go believed to have been killed ness until the end of in the i The report plus iO volumes at Dresden and The David Shrove of is charged Clark an OSL student during a at in her a Judge Leonard burban Bexley of the 10th District Court of peals was appointed by Gov James A Rhodes today as tit justice of the Ohio The earlier killing in Court which boyfriend Judge Stern will lake the William Sproat was killed are Shrove supporting research are to be released in the next two to three weeks The sex re-education program needed is so massive that o in Columbus i seat vacated when Justice a daughter of Mr Tho was moved first to I William O'Neill was named chief and Paul Petry 2201 Hospital in bus D W Davis al Home in South Webster Inside The Times Around Portsmouth Page returning to classes I Sept 8 in Portsmouth High Students in Mew Boston will j School auditorium is to be start classes Monday while lowed by curriculum meetings Notre Dame High School and I Teachers are to meet at 1 p.m St Mary's and Holy Redeemer grade schools will open Sept 1 Portsmouth city schools and all rural Scioto County schools will begin classes Sept In New Boston students Glenwood High School are report at Monday those at Oak Street Elementary School at and students at Stanlon Avenue Elementary School at Notre Dame High School dents are to report to classes Sept 1 for orientation man are to report at 9 mores at juniors at 1 p.m and seniors at 2 p.m On Wednesday all students at Notre Dame will report at Enrollment is expected to be that day for staff meetings at assigned buildings All students are to report to classes Sept 0 on the following al the federal government can arrangements are nance it the draft report justice of the high court in Oto Trail was a student al Ml April The new appointment Joseph's College in effective Sept 1 and continues until a successor is elected has qualified F I Portsmouth High at i School East High School 8 to Junior High School McKinley Junior High School and all elementary schools 9 Supt Tennyson Fannin said elementary and junior high suite of offices in the former Comics Long Furniture Co building at Notices 709 Sixth St in 1965 The insurance executive had served as secretary-treasurer executive vice president and Turn to DANIELS Page 12 Editorial Page Horoscope Markets Sports Television and Radio Women's News 41 between 280 and 290 Notre Dame students will not lii attend classes Sept 4 but will report at the regular time Sept 10 11 j Students at both St Mary's and Holy Redeemer grade 5 schools are to report to classes dents attend only a day session Sept p The seventh graders at McKinley will re- main through the lunch gram and part of the afternoon First grade students will at- tend only a half-day the first week of school The superintendent said are now available in their buildings to register all new students in grades Kindergarten through 52 New students at the junior high or high school level are encouraged lo report early in order to preregister for sub- MESSAGE FOR PEACE Top business executives in the San Francisco Bay area paste up what is purported lo be the world's longest billboard words for a town billboard The first of 91 such boards posted Thursday in the Bay region it is part of a to Columbus fo the OSU Library in her nrm stopped by lo visit eral times and Miss Petry was No been filed in case but police isre to determine if was in ho campus area i the of the double murder 12 In Raclforcl Arsenal Explosion RADFORD Va AP Army arsenal was rocked early today by an hat killed two employes injured four other persons and caused an estimated damage The explosion and fire curred shortly after the third shift had gone on duty at mid- Officials said a building was destroyed plant is operated under government contract by cules Inc Plant officials said Turn to Page 12 Column 1 campaign sponsored by Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace UPI an investigation is under way to determine what caused the ex- plosion   

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