Post Standard, The (Newspaper) - June 28, 1965, Syracuse, New York Prize Now See Page 15 METROPOLITAN FINAL THE Weather more humid day and tomorrow High Low YEAR IM N JUNE SEVEN CENTS Steve Cochran Yacht L Ifi GUATEMALA A medical examiner performed an autopsy on the body of a man Identified as Hollywood actor Steve Cochran and the preliminary report said the im- mediate cause of death was an acute pulmonary a lung ailment The examiner said the tion had paralyzed the man two days before his 12 days ago aboard schooner Rogue in the Pacific off mala The definite report from the autopsy is expected within 10 days Three Mexican women aboard the craft said death had come June two days after the ness first had struck The who reported they were hired to work in a said they did not know how to handle the craft and drifted until a tuna boat took them m tow and brought them to the lan port of Champerico day The medical Dr Abel Giron of said he knew Cochran and that the body which he had performed an autopsy was his The U.S vice consul in bert said papers on the body gave the name Robert Alexander Cochran The actor used the first two names at his friends have said Cochran was 48 variance of names caused some confusion as to whether the body was actually that of Cochran Giron he could not pinpoint the exact cause of death until he receives a tory may take 10 days In Los A a friend of advertising executive Bruce said Cochran had left California in ary to check on locations for a movie According to the women aboard the Cochran hired them in Mexico They were identified as Eva Castellanos Eu- genia Bautista and Lorenza Infante la 14 Miss Monteros told a reporter Cochran had complained of severe headaches and fainting spells June 13 and taken to his quarters From his he told the women how to sail the she said He became and could move only his she added Then his and he died shortly after 5 June the woman said Steve Cochran Dies on Yacht ood Fair and Warmer Generally fair skies and warmer temperatures are predicted today and tomorrow by the weather bureau The high temperature today will be 90 the overnight low 67 Yesterday's high was the low for an average of 71 which was 1 degree above the norm and 4 degrees above last year's mean Winds today will be south to 15 to 30 miles an hour The sun sets at p.m today and rises at am tomorrow Vehicular lamps must be lighted by p.m today Today's Birthday Composer Richard Rodgers Is 63 Thought for Today We are always complaining that our days are and acting as though there would be no end of Philosopher of Ancient Rome ALIEN TION ACT WAS 125 News Digest VIET NAM South Vietnamese troops catch a Viet Cong meeling by kill 31 including seven and capture 29 Page 3 The Viet Cong has stepped up its economic drive against the South Vietnamese and is threatening to wipe out most of their exports If it this may force an increase in U.S economic aid to Saigon Page 3 NATIONAL For a scientific mission to the one of the most important people to take along is a scientists and the United States now has six young Theaters 14 Page 3 Tell Me Syracuse Area Headlines State police scuba divers and volunteer firemen recover body of Syracuse fisherman drowned in River near Phoenix 10 A Sower East Side rooming house manager held in stabbing death of a roomer following argument over rent to be arraigned in police court this morning on a murder charge Page 10 Camillus boy injured near home lice he ran out into the path of oncoming car of Page 13 Liverpool ist to appear this morning in traffic court on reckless ing charge after police say he led them on chase through city at speeds up to 70 miles on hour Page 13 Prisoner escapes from On- County Penitentiary farm Page 10 Thousands flock to area beaches to swim and cool off Page 10 Sixty teachers from out the nation come to cuse for eighth annual inar on the Newspaper in the Classroom Page 10 A Cardiff woman is killed when a car leaves Route hils tree and strikes her Page 10 Inside Today Page Prize 15 Astrological Forecast 22 Crossword Puzzle 14 Death Record II Editorial 4 Morning's Mail 4 Puzzle TV Programs 15 Sports 16-17-18 Syracuse News Democrats Relieved Friends McKeon to Stay NEW YORK ic Stale Chairman William A McKeon has made up his mind to continue his it was learned Sunday McKeon was widely reported to be considering stepping down from his post because of his wife's illness She is uled to enter a hospital in burn Monday for an operation to relieve a pinched nerve Several county leaders and close friends that MeKeon has decided to slay on the good of the McKeon declined comment Mrs who has six has been ill for eral months McKeon had told friends that he was considering quitting his post in order to spend more time in taking care of their children during his wife's illness William Keeping Post when reports who seem have the inside t r a c k on succeeding McKeon are John Burns of and Francis an attorney from County Burns is backed by Sen ert F said the and is a top aide to Vice President Hubert H Humphrey on Friday that McKeon would a number of county eaders and others urged him o stay at least until after tion day in November McKeon steps down now party will surely be tossed into another said one county leader reached by tele- phone Sunday two men Suit Filed In Rights Riot Death ROCHESTER A 000 damage suit has been filed against Page Airways in State Supreme Court by the widow of a Monroe County official killed during the rioting here last it was disclosed day Mrs Winona Abbott has charged the which ters airplanes at ils Monroe County Airport with negligent operation of a says her Michael Telesca of Rochester Page Airways had denied re- sponsibility for the esca said Her who was the county civil defense di- was a passenger in a Page Airways helicopter that crashed July 26 into a rooming house at Clarissa and Tremont Sts on the city's southwest side He had been surveying the which swept city July The James B and two rooming house tenants were killed in the crash Ab- bott was burned critically And died Aug 25 The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled Jan 20 that per cent of alcohol found in Docherty's body was a causative factor in the helicopter crash 3 Prisoners With Zip Bomb Captured After Clash reported PITTSBURGH Pa off with a homemade prisoners armed with zip bomb No other injuries were guns and a bomb fired on guards Sunday in the Western State Penitentiary Prison guards captured them in a gas attack The hand of a prisoner ied only as May berry was At took one point the two guards as prisoners said Warden James threatened to kill said Maroney said the three pris Drowning Tragedy Ignored as Prank The National Education sociation launches a lion fund drive to help Negro teachers who lose their jobs when schools are integrated A spokesman says the lem has reached massive portions in recent months Page 5 In some new or the prospects of dimmed the luster of the billion federal excise tax cut Page 1 An organism in the city water supply has hit 18.000 residents of Riverside causing diarrhea and a health official calls it the thing to hit the nation in almost 30 in terms of the ber of persons affected within a given Page 2 INTERNATIONAL Crowds cheer as the first Soviet aid wheat reaches Egypt a few hours after a ship that brought American wheat uncheered Page 5 East Germany's Communist leader charges Germany and the United States make Berlin a manent Page 3 Women's Features 6 COLUMNISTS Bridge 23 Dear Abby 6 Jerry Izenberg 17 Lyons Den 12 Fulton Lewis Jr 13 About 20 persons watched a boy drown Sunday in the Niagara ignoring the pleas of a companion for help in the belief the incident was a prank The Erie County Sheriff's De- said Ronald of Buffalo had drowned when hc stepped into a sharp while wading from strawberry Island His close Jack also of was for You 19 too go so Ron and I waded about 10 feet from shore A paper bag floated and Ron stepped out to gel immediately he Drew Pearson 13 Reddy 16 Victor Riesel 13 Sportsman's Corner 18 Strength for the Day 15 Henry J Taylor 4 6 Baseball Scores INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse Jacksonville Columbus Toronto Atlanta Rochester Toledo 5 Buffalo 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh Los Angeles 2 Houston New York 2 Philadelphia San Francisco 0 Cincinnati St Louis Chicago AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Los Angeles 2 Chicago Baltimore Boston Washington Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota Detroit his feel were stuck to toni and he couldn't get out Then he went under the Parks shouted to about 20 sons on the shore for help But pleas were ignored by crowd who thought it a youthful prank Then he dived several times into the chilly and swiftly running water in an ful attempt to reach his friend hc gled ashore and convinced the people that his companion had drowned Three unidentified not wearing their plunged into the water and recovered the boy's body from 30 feet of had fired at guards in two cell blocks The prisoners were on the second floor of the prison hospital Guards returned the and a squad of guards forced their way into hospital and grabbed the three Maroney said Asked what set off the trouble Maroney wanted to make a deal I refuse to make deals at any time Therefore didn't and I don't know what the deal was Prisoners yelled and banged on bars during the flare-up The sounds could be heard outside the high walls of the prison in the city's Woods Run section said the prisoners had made zip guns from with wooden handles He said they had used crushed matches for powder for bullets and lor the bomb The bomb went off in the final minutes as guards closed in on the in the hospital The prison has been the scene of similar trouble A riot heavily damaged the prison in recent Ben Bella Fans Plan Protests in Uneasy Algiers asked me to help him He said water in 15 More recently a handful of prisoners climbed a water some of them remaining here for several days before forced down by hunger Leaders Meet Indonesian President shakes hands with Chinese Communist Premier as they met yesterday in Carlo prior to talks with United Arab Republic President Nasser The Asian leaders met to consider the fate of the Afro- Asian Conference which has been postponed until November Missionaries Safe European Group Rescued in Congo The Congo Nineteen Europeans liave been rescued from lese rebels and are heading for according to re- ports reaching here Sunday The only one identified is Brit- sh missionary nurse Margaret how the refugees were rescued Unconfirmed reports said Miss Hayes told authorities in Stanleyville that Mary Eliza beth missionary for the Fields Mission of Easton had been killed Miss missing in the disappeared in the north last or 10 months Also in the group are 15 other a woman and two children There were no details as to just about U.S given officials hat up hope for but there never had been direct confirmation of her death Milwaukee In One Pocket But Out the Other NEW YORK When the billion federal excise tax was signed into law June many con- sumer goods President Johnson called it bright day for all But in a few places new state or the prospects of were promptly pushed forward In where the tion of the 10 per cant federal cabaret effective Jan was a new state casino entertainment tax will start collecting the same amount at that time The state bite replaces the federal one In the stale imposed a new 4 per cent tax on in-state telephone effective July thus effectively wiping out part of the federal cut from 10 down to 3 per next Jan on telephone bills In a new state tax of 3.5 per cent on in-state telephone calls has been posed The measure calls for the stale to take 50 per cent of any future reductions in the federal telephone excise tax In the state earlier this year increased income es by 18 to 65 per cent on and boosted sales es from cents per dollar to 3 cents These assessments affect more residents than the federal excise collections In North a new still subject to a public dum Sept would increase income taxes and hike the retail sales tax from per cent up to S per cent In Karl F said he may call a special legislative session for tar purposes to balance the but has not decided what excises he would mend if he does so In a special session conceivably could include new tax items Proposals at the regular session for a stamp tax and telephone use tax were dropped in com- A measure in the Nebraska legislature this session for a 5 per cent stale tax on designated luxury in an- of the removal of eral was killed in com- ALGIERS lets circulated in Algiers Sunday calling for more demonstrations against the oyster of President Ahmed Ben Bella One group called for a general strike day and another for Ben Bella followers to bang saucepans en their in a con- of protest Police in steel helmets and with tear gas grenades and submachine guns held a tight guard in the The call for the is a playback to the European settlers who opposed independence for Algeria from France in 1962 Tracts urged the Ben Bella followers to appear on their balconies Monday and bang saucepans to the rhythm of French meaning free Ben Bella The old European chant was French Algeria The center of Algiers has been in almost uproar since coup headed by Col Houari removed Ben la as the government chief is now an leader The leaflets calling for more demonstrations and a general strike for Monday and Tuesday circulated as foreign ministers and diplomats here for the now postponed ence were trying to book air passage home Many airlines reported were completely booked Some delegates sought charter flights By unanimous and in some cases reluctant the leaders abandoned plans Saturday in hold a mit conference of chiefs of slate here this and postponed the top level meeting until Nov again in Algiers The foreign ministers were summoned to meet here Oct By most the big er in this development was Red China The Red Chinese a definite setback when the overwhelming majority of delegations for a ety of on delaying the summit conference Red as one Asian lomat put painted itself into a corner with a high pressure campaign to go ahead with the conference despite the evident of many other countries for a delay The Red Chinese accused the and the of trying to obstruct and sabotage the conference CAIRO Reinforced police squads ringed the an Embassy and students clubs in Cairo Sunday as Arab dents presented demands for the release of ousted Algerian President Ben Bella and a halt and in Police armed with steel riot sticks and shields have been on round-the-clock duty surrounding the embassy and two student clubs since Wednesday night TEEN-AGER KILLED LEXINGTON ik of N was tilled Sunday when an bile left Route and utility pole and a tree in this community west of Catskill
