Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - July 16, 1965, Syracuse, New York METROPOLITAN INAL Weather Off idol Sunny and mild and warm tomorrow High Low fair YEAR 134 304 N JULY 1965 SEVEN CENTS Casey Weds Singer Ben actor Vincent disclosed Wednesday that he secretly married Kathy Kersh Tuesday Burns Eves Job McKeon Says By LUTHER Atty William H announced at a press conference in New York City yesterday that he will resign as Democratic state chairman at a cratic state committee meeting on July 27 Binghamton Mayor John J Burns loomed as a strong contender to succeed Names of several other candidates were last night They a r Westchester chairman V William F County chairman George V to Pleasant Day Sunny skies and mild have been predicted by the Weather Bureau for with fair skies and little change in temperature row The high temperature day will be 80 the low 55 The high yesterday was 78 the low 61 The average of 70 was two de- grees below last year's age and two degrees below the normal Winds will be westerly at 12 to 20 miles an hour today The sun will set at p.m today and will rise tomorrow All vehicles must have their lamps lighted by 9.11 p.m today Syracuse Headlines Pickup truck killed in crash in Town of ty highway death toll soars to 41 persons Page 8 Payne co-owner of the Hill succumbs while touring Japan Page 9 Urban League to establish employment clinic to aid members of minority groups Page 5 Job demand for Onondaga Community College es exceeds the available ber of students Page 5 State Tax Commission ident explains new 2 per cent gales tax to 500 gloomy accountants and lawyers Page 16 Three dairy groups propose merger of New fey Order 2 and Delaware Valley Order 4 milk ing orders Page 17 Memorial Hospital appoint chiefs in obstetrics and gynecology and rics Page 16 The Rev Dr Martin Luther King lists Philadelphia and New York City as targets for non- violent demonstrations against defacto school segregation Page 1 Convicted murderer neth E Dudley to resume serving Virginia prison tence Page 8 County Water Authority to take over gallon Eastern Reservoir in Town of Manlius Page Baseball Scores INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse Toronto 1 Rochester Buffalo 1 Atlanta 2 Toledo NATIONAL LEAGUE tt New York i Cincinnati Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee t Pittsburgh 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Baltimore 4 New York 1 Washington Chicago Los Angeles i Cleveland Boston 3 SUNDAY PAPER If you ond do day livery by writing The colling HA Circulation Dipt News Digest MARS Mariner 4 is returning photos from just as scientists say Page 1 VIET NAM Viet Cong hits hard at two Vietnamese units 330 miles apart and inflicts heavy including two can dead Page 3 U.S Ambassador Harriman talks for three hours in the Kremlin with Premier Viet Nan was among the subjects discussed Page 1 STEVENSON The mortal remains of Ad- lai Stevenson are flown to Washington from London to receive homage at serves in the National Cathedral and later at HL Page 1 WASHINGTON Senate passes billion Housing It goes to con- ference with House Page 2 INTERNATIONAL Red China made able inroads on the Soviet Union in 1964 in lining up Communist parties in other a U.S Government study shows Page 3 King Constantine pushes Greece into major crisis by swearing in new premier be- fore Papandreou resigns claims coup d'etat and students inarch in streets protesting action Page S 125 4567 v v w f AND THE ROYAL FAMILY V IN RUSSIA BY THE Today's Birthdays Ginger Rogers is 54 Film star bara Stanwyck is 58 Thought for Today Nothing is more terrible than to see ignorance in tury German poet Inside Today Page Francis of Wyoming a former campaign aide to Vice dent Hubert H Er- mino Niagara and Onondaga County tic Chairman George H Van Syracuse Kelly Available From Kelly an- his availability for the post by both want to be and intend to be a date to succeed Mr McKeon when the state committee meets July in the nation's Rep James M said he not to comment tion a group of 20 or 25 upstate small county cratic chairmen scheduled a meeting at the Hotel Syracuse Country House here next day evening to discuss the lection of a new state man It is known some of them favor Burns This meeting will give them an if they to solidify their port behind one candidate well in advance of the state tee meeting at the National Democratic Club in New York City May Control Votes New York City Mayor Robert F Wagner may well hold the key to the selection of McKeon's replacement So far he has not publicly indicated a choice The mayor is believed to control enough votes to exercise veto power over any candidate he does not favor McKeon was choice for state chairman when he the party's top ship post on March 1962 At that time Wagner forced the ouster of former Democratic State Chairman Michael H and produced the votes McKeon needed to be elected to succeed him Mayor Bums is known to be acceptable to U S Sen Robert F Kennedy In view of t h e but political power fight between Sen and Mayor Wagner for control of the Democratic party in this state it is not known whether Wagner would back a man favored by Kennedy May Demand Choice Next year's Democratic choice will figure in the of a new state chairman If as some aides has aspirations for the party's gubernatorial he will insist on a man of his choice as state chairman McKeon's announcement he will resign was not unexpected Ft has been anticipated on a day to day basis for two weeks or so The Auburn political leader said he reached his final deci- sion to resign early Thursday The decision was based on sonal he told men He did not elaborate However McKeon's wife has AP William H McKeon Party Leader to Quit Comic Crossword Pintle 7 Death Record 9 Editorial ft Markets Morning's Mail 6 Puzzle TV Sports Syracuse News Theaters in Tell Me Why 96 Women's 7 COLUMNISTS Bridge M Daily Investor Dear Abby 7 Jerry Fulton Lewis Jr 13 Industry 32 Drew Pearson H Reddy 18 Victor Riesel 17 Inez Strength for the Id 3 Taylor 17 Dr Van 7 Luther F Lyons AP Wirephoto John J Burns Possible Successor been hospitalized and it is known the chairman desired to have more time to spend with her and their children He is In response to a McKeon told newsmen there had been pressure from out- for him to resign At his press Mc- Keon said he plans to remain as Cayuga County Democratic a post he has held since 1053 Man Killed In Collision Bulletin A man was killed and four other persons were seriously Injured in s crash in Route 5 east of Elbridge early today Names of the victims were not immediately investigators said Experts Describe Features Calif Mariner first close-up photo of Mars shows a bright desert called north of the planet's equator It was taken from an of miles and showed an area about 200 miles square About half of the frame was taken up by half by dark sky An enlargement showed a triangular area In the center There were several or blotchy areas Dr R B describing the historic first photo at a conference Thursday night in the Jet Propulsion said scientists expect to have difficulties with the pictures has a which is difficult to photograph side we are observing is considered to oe one of the most difficult for seeing details The camera has a certain amount of fog in it reducing the contrast This will render pictures somewhat more cult in the processing Cause Streaks Several of the camera's scan lines failed causing streaks across the frame Dr Leighton showed slides of the first portion of the Mars ture and said what in the picture to be a slight haze over the rim of the planet may have been kind of fog in the The picture was taken Wednesday night Mariner whizzed by Mars in the climax of its historic photo mission It Here's First Picture of Mars This released last night at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in is the first made by Mariner 4 and transmitted back to earth Viewed with the darkness of space at the left of the the direction you are looking is toward the North Pole which is out of view beyond the horizon was recorded on then sent to earth in an trans- mission Thursday Experts hope a total of 20 tures will be received over a day with the shots ting progressively better due to closer proximity to the planet and an improving camera an- gle First Shot Poorest best shots should be 100 times better than those en through earth and should show objects as small as miles across Picture No as the shot made from the greatest dis- tance and poorest pre- is poorest of the lot The first shot showed no dence of or the famed that some ers say they have seen The question of life on Mars has long intrigued but Mariner's pictures were not expected to detect life if it exists unless the evidence of it is of extreme size such as canals Leighton pointed out smudges apparent in the bright desert area There was one dark smudge some 30 to 50 miles long He said it could be either a prominence or a depression on Page Col Jet Brings Stevenson Back to Homeland WASHINGTON dent Johnson watched with mien Thursday night as the mortal remains of Adlai Ewing world came home in a casket The President paid the late ambassador to the United in a helicopter to nearby Air to present as the body arrived from London Secretary of State Dean his wife and several other net members met the plane at the airport Among the mourners were Vice President Hubert H and Stevenson's three Adlai John and Chaplain Col John L Rhea of the Military District of Washington then led the sion which conducted the casket to a hearse for its journey to Washington National Cathedral As the draped with an American was slowly borne by an honor guard of the Air Force band sounded ruffles and fluor- Store and the One of the waiting Mrs John Fell cried openly As a Marine band played With and honor troops from the three military services stood at the coffin was taken from the hearse into the Bethelehem Chapel members of the family and others in the formal party stood silently through the brief ceremony Dr King Reveals Plan For Northern Protests phia and New York City will be the targets this summer of non violent demonstrations against de facto school gation by the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr and his civil rights followers Dr King revealed this in a press conference here last University summer session The press conference a speech the noted civil rights leader and 1964 Nobel Peace Prize winner delivered in Sims Dining Hall on the Syracuse Uni- versity campus More and loud reception The occasion was the annual Ave Has News For President MOSCOW American diplomat W Averell Harriman talked with Soviet Premier Alexei N Kosygin on Thursday about Viet Nam and other world affairs and said later he had significant to report to President Johnson He refused to tell reporters what the information was But he appeared satisfied with his three hours of secret lin discussions a U.S ambassador at large and America's most experienced negotiator with the said he expected to meet other Soviet officials ing his stay here don't know he added He met Kosygin shortly the Soviet premier returned to Moscow from a provincial tour The meeting followed reports that the Kremlin was awaiting some new Western initiative on Viet Nam Leads The mourners walked through a joint honor cordon of II men representing all the armed ices In white uniform with gold Body ji A crowd of about SAO tors stood behind a rail Memorial services will be held Friday II at Washington's National dral Johnson attend Until the the body will lie in repose at the cathedral The body was placed over- night lit a simple of the U 1 MIC public and hundreds began ing their last respects ments were made to keep the little chapel open to the public all night until just More day's memorial ceremony Menday Then the body will be flown to where disarmament might also have played an important part in Harriman's talk The Soviet Un- ion agreed a few days ago to resume disarmament talks in Geneva Harriman told reporters he would report to President son personally before discussing his talk with Kosygin He had cabled a report to Washington on the man said always cable when I think there was some significant information to cable to A Soviet official was quoted by Communist correspondents as saying the meeting was an informative character has illustrated the points of view of his government Harriman is the top-ranking man to come here from ington for talks since Kosygin took over as premier The two met in the same Kremlin office where Harriman met with Stalin while he was President Franklin D wartime ambassador to Moscow and where he had meetings in 1959 and 1963 with Nikita S Khrushchev Thursday's meeting resulted from a request by before he left Washington last to meet Soviet leaders pay his he told re- porters He said he brought no The Chicago demonstrations will begin next week Dr King and will mark first move into the North on a large A major objective in Dr King will be to force the school tendent to resign The noted visitor said his group has plans in cuse in the near but he declared the city is probably confronted with the same school and job discrimination that confront er cities in the nation Those are the areas in which he and his followers must work unremittingly to the American dream a Dr King stated During the press conference he said he would not agree with those who said that Syracuse clergymen who participated in ithe freedom march showed hypocrisy because they had overlooked similar lems in their home ties Dr King praised the work and great that ministers gave us in Dr King repeated his at the press for a on Page Col on Col Object Glows Over A Australia A mysterious glowing object hovering near Canberra port while the U.S Mariner space probe was taking pictures of baffled experts in Canberra Air traffic control officers and other experts craft observers said they ted the object Thursday A control tower crew said it hung suspended at about feet for 40 minutes When the sun ed off it became clearly they said It disappeared when an air force plane was sent out to identify it Experts UTS now wondering if irregularities in sages while Mariner was graphing Mars This was the fifth reported sighting of a mysterious object Several persons in said last day they saw a fiery object glowing in the southern sky In a farmer took off from his field Last the Chilean air force and the Argentine navy reported that British and Argentine personnel in the antarctic saw a glowing object zip across the sky July 3 Argentina said the object inter son served as to lie in ion the international state in the Capitol rotunda and the situation in Viet Nam State said It would lie could not be in state from Friday afternoon Sunday morning Burial be in Page Asked about Harriman declined to comment Tm going to be completely hi told ers with a it was coincidence that the ob- with instruments ject was sighted shortly before tracking magnetic fields persons saw what tion was scheduled fo pick up Mariner signals The station had unusual difficulty in locking on fo Mariner at the time The sighting also came as tricking station re- they said was a mysterious ob- ject flying over the Azores Portugal last Saturday guese aeronautical experts it appeared to be fl long ba of transparent plastic
