Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - December 8, 1965, Syracuse, New York METROPOLITAN FINAL THE YEAR VOL NO 84 N Y DECEMBER 1965 Weather Fair and warmer change tomorrow High Low SEVEN CENTS Breadwinner Caught in Price Spiral By MALCOLM R ALAMA Prices of bread and meat arc soaring In Syracuse It now costs 2 cents more for a loaf of and housewives are paying tip to a pound for bacon Pork which in 1931 brought 7 cents a is commanding 89 cents today Price of a one pound loaf of white bread has jumped from 25 to 27 cents To the family this increase means he must pay more a year for consuming one loaf daily His now comes to proximately annually for this one staple Despite a denial last week by bakeries that they were going to increase one national brand did so Monday another followed and today another is scheduled to boost its prices By week's Syracuse area residents will be paying the same price for all bread The price increase for white bread has spread to other kinds of bread whole pumpernickel and Vienna It also means a price hike for rolls for humble hot dogs and hamburgers While John Q Public help 1 e s s I y watches his food climb to dizzying prices of the meat he puts on tiis table are skyrocketing His butcher is feeling the pinch as much as is the tomer A review of prices the butcher pays for his products reveals he is a victim of the domino theory of price he gets bumped by his n he is forced to bump his customer For the butcher on Page Col Man Innocent In Girl Slaying Congressmen to Investigate Reserve Board Interest Hike By PHIL KING Staff Correspondent Lewis County jury returned a verdict of cent early Wednesday in the first degree murder trial of Paul David of Oswego The which had been out of the courtroom 12 re- turned at verdict was When the Marturano broke out in tears and was greeted by his George Marturano of 45 E 5th Os and an uncle The jury began deliberation at p.m Tuesday was charged witt strangling Miss Tana M Pos of between and p.m Jan 11 The defense Pau R Shanahan and Joseph Sira both of cailet four witnesses The Marturano never took the stand Fair and Warmer Fair skies and somewhat warmer temperatures are pre- for today in the cuse area High temperature today will be about 37 the low tonight 20 There is a chance of some light snow night Tomorrow will be ably cloudy with little ature change High ature yesterday was the low 24 Normal average for the date is 31 degrees The sun will set at p.m today and rise at morrow Vehicle lamps must be lighted at p.m today Syracuse Area Headlines Murder charge filed in ern shooting t t Page 10 Geddes St grocery store hit by lire Page U Opening of Route 81 link de- but due before New Year's Page 8 Ceremonies w e 1 c o m e 101 persons as new U.S citizens Page 13 Screening of candidates for service academics to be Dec 18 Page 16 Giant operation under way to process tax bills v Page 17 Hews Digest INTERNATIONAL Indian papers launch attacks on President Johnson's his and his manners Page 3 The Soviet Union announces a boost in its defense ing because of what It calls international dangers Page 4 VIETNAM U.S and Communist forces that fought the battle of the plantation collide again Page 3 CATHOLICISM Pope Paul proclaims the four final decrees of the can Ecumenical maxing three years of work for the hierarchy of the Ro- man Catholic Church Page 5 VC Offer Christinas War Pause WASHINGTON Viet Cong reported Tuesday to have offered to slop for 11 beginning Christmas w that U.S and South Vietnamese troops couH to to church OS diplomatic In did not OK had number of as m peace They saM it appeared to be to a in the fighting which took place last Christmas During pest they pointed the Viet Cong have also offered brief Paga Today's Birthdays Movie and stage actor Lee J Cobb is 54 Fashion ner Irene is 58 h Thought for Today Let sleeping dogs ace Walpole En- glish politician and man of Inside Today PI Astrological Forecast Comic Pages Editorial 6 Crossword Deaths Markets Morning's Mall Puzzle Quiz 8 Radio-TV Programs 12 Syracuse Tell Me Theaters Women's Features Bridge Dear Abby n Lyons Den Fulton F Lewis Jr Drew Pearson Lather Ft Bliven Reddy Victor Riesel Strength for the Day Sportsman's Well Controls Christopher C Gemini flight appeals relaxed and dent as he sits at the console in sion Control at Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston and receives re- ports on the Gemini 7 orbital flight of Lt Col Frank Borman and Cmdr James A Borman Craft in Higher Orbit Trouble With Computer May Delay Gemini 6 Shot MANNED SPACE Tex Voices bright but Gemini 7 pi- and Jam of rocket Tuesday and nudged it nto higher orbit for a coming date with a sistership in space See ya quipped Lovell in a spirited baritone with hoarseness Gemini 7 entered its orbit at p.m At Cape there was trouble with the computer aboard the Gemini 6 spacecraft is to hunt down and fly for- mation with the Gemini 7 computer problem kened chances of a Gemini launch as early as Sunday Flight officials first figures they would only need to replace the memory of the it was decided later that the entire instrument would be replaced Gemini 6 Navy Capt Walter M Schirra Jr and Air Force Maj Thomas P will begin a crucial dress re flight in their spacecraft no earlier than about 5 p.m Wednesday The techniques that the ni 6 pilots will use in their suit after Gemini 7 arc essential Eor the U.S effort to reach the and would be the first formation flight in space history While flight officials had wanted to press for the earliest flight it is now doubtful Gemini 6 can be launched and for fore Monday Jn Gemini Lovell continued Air Force Lt Col We into the Wild Blue when and give Borman a chance at flying without protection Lovell took his suit off Monday Flight officials used the term to describe the short burst of rocket pinch or sudden jerk of ation they had ordered for ini 7 From earth came the strains of martial music for the craft radio as Gemini 7 rammed into the fourth of its world record 14 days in space For Navy Cmdr there for Bean Martin home to Borman played a kidding quiz game with flight director topher C Kraft Jr naming those two songs a classical ber was played Gemini G will chase down the Gemini 7 lor the der formation flight in space history The maneuver niques are essential to the U.S effort to put a man on the moon is the endurance data from the marathon Gemini 7 flight Hearing To Begin Monday WASHINGTON An urgent congressional inquiry was called Tuesday into the Federal Reserve ing of the ceiling on interest and all seven board were summoned to testify Hearings will start Monday Chairman Wright D of the Eco- nomic announcing the said the bers he conferred with an immediate public review is state banks were given the green light by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp to pay the higher rates on time deposits authorized by the but the FDIC urged most by the FDIC Chairman K A Randall said and money market may feel under sure to put the higher cent rales into small banks should be under no compulsion to Follow suit be- cause of the different circum- stances under which they The stock which heavy losses triggered by the discount rate made a smashing comeback Tuesday Big gains were made on many issues Many brokers had said they consider day's massive early only a temporary reaction The board authorized Sunday a raise in the rate on time de- posits of more than 30 days from to per cent And it authorized an increase from 4 to per cent in the discount rate the interest the 12 regional Federal banks charge oil loans to member commercial banks who long has been al odds on economic policy with the Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin already had blasted the which was made in face of stiff objections by some other financial experts in Congress and President Johnson The hearing starting Monday was Patman he conferred with Sen Jacob K Javits of New ranking on Page Col SAC's Fleet of Bombers To Be Cut Two Thirds WASHINGTON to reduce the U.S long-range bomber force to about planes about one third of current bomber moon This is their first strength by sources in- Tuesday night At the same the sources reported that U.S air defenses against the Soviet bomber threat also be scaled down Information given to Congress in connection with Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara's announced to cut out 149 more military bases pointed the direction of a bomber and air defense back Details of She planned base closings arc expected to be made public Wednesday by the Invisible Bridge Links People of Soviet and EDITOR'S NOTE Capt L a dose student of the Soviet has recently returned from Ms latest visit to that In Mils report fee fells of the that exists ween the Russian people and free world Capt a native 01 tie forces ttf join the S IB War I la this he Became a W cniel oi naval for the Easlen Naval District daring and after Worht War II He b a of the WorM Jewish secretory of the American Jewish an author and newspaper columnist CAPT JOSHUA GOLDBERG Chaplain UNS An Invisible bridge exists be- to cut through the fog of war industry was termed a pre- tween This Is not easy for first s ganda On my recent visit to the viet I was eager to learn directly from Russians selves just what are the under- lying reasons for their cions and fear of the United Stales It was along this winding trail that I discovered the invisible bridge my knowledge of the Russian language usual linguistic barriers whenever I simply plunged Into head-on sions on these conflicts I wanted to pin down by sampling the ions and noting carefully the reactions of different I began to discern the emergence of a common pattern The tern look this Many Russians first ham mered at OIK point again and again that Americans are warmongers who it for the Soviet Union support vast caution and defense against ex- V S invasions of ly Soviet or even a possible attempt to destroy sia Itself The U S aim of world is forcing their they to forego its arduous desire to raise the standard of living of all its The so-called intellectual to accuse vst in addition de- of economic and he quick to supply a reason for IL Said a voting cause of the serious conflict between our respective ic the capitalistic ers of in league with Wall Street aim to smash our socialist economy by every and force available is cohered and only is CM Defense Department By all the Pentagon intends to retain a bomber force of some 250 and models after 1971 These are the latest versions of the They have greater range and more powerful engines than the lier models The United States has about id long-range bombers about 600 of them and about supersonic Congress has been informed that all will be out of service by as apparently will all from the model B through F The decision to phase out and over the next five or six years mar be tied to a re- ported intention by the adminis to propose an advanced a version of Hie TFX airplane It is known that top Defense officials have been considering ordering an adaptation of the which is now designed chiefly as a fighter into a er version which would be heavier and longer than the fighter type This is regarded as a mise well short of the Air Force's proposal to build an en- tirely new advanced manned strategic aircraft which would cost an estimated billion Pentagon as indicated in the reports to apparently call for reducing the of squadrons and the number of sile The United Stales is ed to have a margin of superiority over the Soviets in bombers A scaling down of defenses probably means U.S nets s Cot Former GOP Chairman Arrested L Judson former New York State Re- publican as he left police station in New York yesterday after booked on a indictment stemming an investigation of cor- ruption in State Liquor Authority who lives in was accused of con- bribery and unlawful fees T fa NEW YORK L resigned a job former slate with the Slate Thruway was rested Tuesday that he arranged to help get a liquor license for a Playboy bunny club for and other favors He surrendered himself at the of Dist -Ally Frank S Hogan on a ment charging bery and taking unlawful fees got is credited with en- Nelson er's first successful campaign for governor of New York the third man in- in the former chairman of the stale liquor was indicted on bribery and income tax Ill health has delayed his trial Ralph a Chicago lic relations man accused of acting as has been sentenced to a year in prison Berger and Playboy Vice President Arnold Morton were named in Tuesday's indictment as with but not as defendants resigned as state Republican chairman on Dec shortly before he was called by a grand jury He also which automatically would have cost him bis state job The jury excused him without tions The indictment charges that Playboy officers agreed to give and Epstein in order to get the cense It says wanted the money in five annual in- of At the tor said also an option to buy worth of Playboy but ter backed off when told his name would appear in a club prospectus Playboy executives testified at Berger's trial that also asked a sion to operate gift shops in Playboy clubs The indictment says house got in the guise of p a ym c n t for to the HMH Publishing Co of publishers of Playboy Magazine Epstein allegedly got who lives in but who maintains law offices was questioned in another bribery investigation last spring Debt Nearly Paid V H On Interurban Dud Ohio The city will shell out Friday as the next to last in- stallment on a white elephant known as the Rapid Transit Subway In the final payment of will be bringing the total tab 982.45 That includes principal and Interest on an original bond issue of Hi million r If interurban cars make a comback Cincinnati will be ready wilh a K SHOPPING DAYS subway miles for even waiting and they've been waiting a long time l The rapid was approved by city voters In a special election in 1016 The miles long with its a b 0 v designed as part of a vast inter- urban network in area The toiled along from to 1921 As the years put more and more lines out of business By the Time the subway Was the whole system was obsolete Unable to find any other use city laid a motor parkway on years the municipal water works ran a con- dolt through the saving in was dividend taxpayers gol for I
