Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - October 8, 1965, Syracuse, New York METROPOLITAN FINAL THE Weather YEAK number N OCTOBER 1965 Partial ui today High today M Low 45 SEVEN CENTS Koot Beats Koufax Twins Rip LA Again PAUL The scrappy Minnesota again led by scrawny Zoilo beat Sandy Koufax Thursday and went two up on the Los Angeles Dodgers with a victory m the second j World Series game behind the pitching ot Jim Kaat Heading to Los Angeles where the Series will be resumed afternoon after an open date Friday for the American League champions were in an enviable position They had whipped the fearsome pair of Koufax and while the Dodgers defense col- lapsed with three errors Jim the coach who returned to action at third base in in the Twins opened the gates sixth in- nmg with a two-base error For the second straight day Versalles outshone Maury his shortstop both at bat and on the bases the pound scored two runs and contributed a triple to the Twins attack He also danced down the third base line and Ron LBJ Keeping Date With Doctor Today sped home as he forced Ron Pltch'ma into a wild in wager into a wild pitch in Don and were mms with confidence To put the icing on the cake Only four teams have the sellout crowd of back to win the Series after that watched in Ing the first two and a persistent Kaat only turned in a job with a on Page Col Sandy Dodgers starting pitcher for 2nd World series game played in Metropolitan returns to his dressing room from the dugout after he was removed for pinch hitter Koufax pitched 6 allowing 2 runs to the Twins Reds Arrested In Indonesia Windy Mild Partial windy and mild Is the weather forecast for today by the U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Field morrow It will be partly with little change in temperature The high today will be 60 with the overnight low about 45 de- grees Winds today will be 15 to 25 miles per hour Yesterday's top temperature was 58 degrees The low was 36 while the average was nine degrees below but nine degrees above last year's reading A trace of pre- was recorded The sun will set at p.m today and will rise at p.m tomorrow Lamps on tor vehicles must be lighted at Syracuse Area Headlines State Commissioner of Welfare supports county position in de- monstrations by welfare Page 17 Norwood Park in Eastwood Increased In size to eight Page 7 Candidates sound off on cal Issues in Political Arena Page that is needed in Viet Nam Is a big North Syracuse airman Page I Mayor Councilman Andrews clash In campaign debate before Junior Chamber of Commerce Page II Cooperation In the ment of Hudson Valley explained it State Forest ducts Association m e ng here Page U Syracuse University given grant for American schools Im- pact on Page U Conversion of Blodgett cational High School Into ior high facility will be com- in three weeks Page U News Digest PRESIDENT President deluged with well sweeps through another whirlwind day In advance of his date with the surgeons Friday Page 1 VIET U.S troops enter fighting in central Viet Nam for the first time north of the coastal city of Quin Page 2 Jakarta radio under control of the Indonesian army out no's appeal for a proach Page 1 INTERNATIONAL Debate on modern aims leave Vatican Council deeply divided between those con- demning all nuclear weapons and bishops arguing that de- fensive arms are legitimate Page a NATIONAL seemed like says boy who was trapped 21 bouri in cave as he tops first meal of toast and cereal with 10 glasses of fruit juice and looks forward to leaving hospital Page I broadcasts ay in the face of a appeal by President 10 About 200 Communists were reported under arrest Sukarno remained the man in lie middle in a conflict ming from the coup attempt last weekend by a leftist battalion of the presidential Col 64 has welcomed Communist support guided for he the has oriented toward Peking while depending on generals of more conservative political be- liefs for discipline in the armed party PKI which claims hree million members as the biggest outside the Red denied In a statement that il was involved In H 171819 2223 242536 D Betty Grable Sheds Harry LAS Nev mer movie actress Betty ble was granted a divorce Thursday from bandleader ry James The divorce was sealed settlement by Clirk County Dist Court Judge John MoWbray on of mortal Cruelty and extreme entity Mtss Today's Birthday The famous ace of World World War Eddie is Thought for Today The fence around a tery is for those in side can't come out and those outside don't want to come In Arthur editor and columnist Inside Today Paie Astrological Forecast 7 Marriages 14 Comic Pages Crossword Panic U Death Record II Editorial 4 Markets Morning's Mall 4 Futile Quit I Radio-TV Programs 13 Sports Syracuse News Tell Me Why M Tauten U totem Wsr n She J mimed to IM WM known M tht lAnl A MM terms of the nt wouldn't be made public It wast worM Mt in chambers Miss and J Indonesia whose mutilated bodies were recovered from a common he Jakarta adio kept up a flow of anti- rave near the Halim air base Condition Termed Excellent WASHINGTON President a day behind a major operation hours strode briskly into Naval Hospital Thursday night with his wife at his side It was p EDT his dale with the surgeon Tor removal of a faulty gall bladder was less than eight hours away when Johnson walked up the hospital turned for a final and went to his suite Solemn and the President strode through a crowd of news photographers Mrs In a white silk smiled faintly as they walked up the steps White House secretary D Moyers presidential aide Jack Valenti Service agent utside The army they were tortured and rilled by Communist youths dis- guised in military uniforms Another victim was Ade Erma the daughter of Defense Minister Abdul s who was fatally wounded In a rebel attack on tie family home last radio said she was m full military honors at her burial A broadcast report iy The Indonesian Communist merit Though the party newspaper larian came out last Saturday in support of the re- the statement termed the attempted coup internal affair of the First Deputy Premier who is also foreign minis told newsmen at 40 miles south of that he believed the party's denial In a Cabinet meeting at his summer palace in carno said he disapproved of the army's campaign against soldiers were killed which has centered largely in central Java Sixty be missing said central Java was calm Jakarta remained jy military authorities last Sat was in force Tanks armored cars and troops stow guard at key installations and major the PKI and declared not take should But the Cabinet was reported by Jakarta radio to have co the coup attempt am directed tbe army to act against those responsible In subsequent broadcasts the station said six mass organiza all have de manded the arrest and execu tlon of Communist rebels I said the organizations renewed calls for banning of the PKI and its including the spread Trade Union All Moslem mosques and Christian churches in this Island nation of IM million will hold special prayers for those kilta by the It said Among the dead were six army a lieutenant Radio Malaysia said Tfr in Kuala and Secret Youngblood on Page Col The Hands of the Surgeon Dr George Hallenbeek the Mayo Clinic surgeon who will perform the gall bladder operation today on dent talks to reporters at White House news ence Johnson was pronounced In excellent condition for the ation which is scheduled to be formed early this morning Believe Soviet Rocket Crashed on the Moon JODRELL England The director of Brit- ain's big radiotelescope said Friday all the dence the Soviet Un- ion's rocket hadr de- Itself on bitting the Sir Bernard the said radio signals from the moon rocket ceased at p.m GMT on ThurS day is impossible to do more than guess at if has gone wrong But our sumption was that the Russians Intended to make a soft landing Oti the lunar he said assumption the final stages of firing the retrorockets were only partially Sir Bernard is interesting to note that tbe schedules known in can programs for soft landings is that retrorocket firing takes place within a few minutes be- fore landing There was no indi cation of that Abandoned in House For Minimum Wage Passage WASHINGTON forts were abandoned Thursday to get House action this year on a Increasing the minimum wage and extending iti age The decision was reached by Democrats on the Education and Labor Committee after Chairman Adam Clayton failed to get ment on a Powell's committee had proved a raising the present minimum to and extending coverage to 7.1 million additional workers It was due to be called ttp In the House on Monday The far exceeded tration recommendations and had little leadership support And a poll of House Democrats this week showed it would ably be beaten If brought to a vote now Under these Powell patched together a sub to take a post at the Unit ed Nations boosted the that wage would have to and would start all over Ing hearings and drafting a new added six million new workers and sought to unite the tee Democrats behind He announced failure after a brief caucus of his Democratic colleagues to the lateness of the session and the fact the Senate will not act he have decided to put off action on the minimum wage until next Powell laid an added factor prompting the decision was the departure from Congress of Rep James who was the chief architect of the and would have been floor Roosevelt He said it would be the first make its first attempt to order of business in the next land on the moon in January The Soviet Union maintained silence early Friday two hours after the unmanned satellite Luna 7 was supposed to land on the moon Observers be- He pointed out that they had no information on the Soviet beyond press agency but can only make estimates of what might con We wtfwd'b'e surprised of Tass an- that there was anything a crash Lovell said the possibilities that there might be a package On the moon which survived the crash could not be but at the If there should we have received no signal from The giant radio telescope reg change in Lunik's at p.m p.m that re bad been tired to change the moon shot's velocity Shortly the signals but then came back oud and clear They c e a s altogether at p.m time the session Labor leaders are reported to have endorsed the fearing that the would have been further cut back on the floor If it passed at all this year The decision means labor had gone wrong stands to fare poorly m the firs session of the despite Its record of all-out support for President Johnson and tnos congressional Democrats The labor wants most repeal of the Act provision permitting states ti bun union shop Is up in a Senate filibuster and also may hive to be put over until next year Cuba Okays Negotiations On Refugees HAVANA The Cuban has answered a note and expressed a to go ahead with fof refugee he Swiss said Powell said the committee Russians had said the vehicle was scheduled to hit the moon The U n i t e d States plans to this indicated 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