Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 8, 1957, Zanesville, Ohio Your Newspaper Fights For Your Rights To Know And See The Times Recorder Serving And Southeastern Ohio For Three Generations 326 14 PAGES ZANES VILLE OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND MILD SEVEN CENTS Burdette Blanks Yanks Braves Grab Edge U S Ends Nuclear Series as Russia v Tells of Testing New Hydrogen Bomb By Tht Associated Press American nuclear scientists seeking to perfect an arsenal of small weapons Monday completed their est and most varied series of tests in Nevada At the same time the Soviet Union an- it has tested a type hydrogen bomb The 24th blast of the U S summer experiments was fired at 5 from a balloon tethered 500 feet over Yucca Flat at the Nevada proving grounds Early risers in much of the far west saw possibly for the last time a now familiar the entire sky set aflame for an instant by the flash Some distant points later heard the rumble of the re- small shot The series started May 28 amid worldwide criticism of atomic weapons testing tics said testing puts in the atmosphere particles which ultimately could reach a harmful level In the midst of jubilation over Russia's earth satellite the Reds official ment from Tass agency In connection with plans of experimental work for the tion and perfection of atomic and hydrogen weapons in the Soviet Union on 6 Oct 1957 Faubus Troop Charge Denied as LITTLE ROCK Ark Oct 7 statement on complaints Gov Orval Faubus said today j parents and met a prompt denial fromi the White House that federal L troopers have invaded the have there took place a test of mighty hydrogen warhead of new construction In the interests of safety of the population and participants in the experiment the explosion took place at a great height Tnc test was successful Japan's central meterological observatory first reported the explosion It said the bomb was larger than megatons resenting a force equivalent to 10 million tons of TNT or about the same as a U.S bomb ex- at Bikini Atoll in 1956 The Japanese said the blast took place in eastern Siberia Sometimes Soviet atomic blasts are reported in other countries but not announced in i Moscow Today's announcement supposedly sought to take ad- vantage of interest whetted by the firing of a ballistics missile and Friday's satellite launching A Pentagon official lated that the Russians been trying to squeeze hydrogen bombs into smaller and more practical packages one of the aims of U.S experiments Two years ago U.S workers brought the size down so it be- came practical to install an H-bomb in the nose of a missile Pravda noted Monday that it took the satellite only 16 minutes to whip from New York to Moscow It said this means the United States will have to change its tune in foreign fairs Some senators are showing signs of the Com- munist party newspaper said with U.S leaders facing the inexorable necessity of ful coexistence cessation of the arms race and renunciation of their cold war policy Pravda said U.S newspapers were recognizing that in numerous spheres of scientific the Soviet Union is often equal and Turn To Page 7 J Hof f a Says Vote Facts Not Burned Jf Costs Million To Land vacy of girls dressing rooms company the girls when they change clothes for gym or other while enforcing racial integration at Central high school Completely untrue and The governor suggested the completely said James House send in a C Hagerty the White House press ment of Wacs lf jt such of Faubus assertions The governor had said he based l Top Court's Term Faces 800 Cases WASHINGTON Oct 7 W In solemn pomp the Supreme Court reassembled in its white marble home today to open a new nine months term Certain to come are historic de- dose surveillance is necessary to nine Negro students m- to Central high Space Ships in 8 Years To Lead Man to Moon WASHINGTON Oct 7 UP Three American scientists say it will be economically feasible within six to eight years to build and launch a manned satellite The proposed three-stage vehicle which they would call eor Junior would have 27 rocket engines would carry two to today the four men and would orbit around the earth 500 miles out in space at miles an hour Each space ship would cost between five and 10 million lars depending upon the number produced The three scientists discussing the possibilities were Darrell C Romick head of the astronautics group in the weapons system de- The governor his of the Goodyear Aircraft Corp Akron and two Richard E Knight and Samuel plaint in a letter to Gen Edwin A Walker in charge of Regular Army paratroopers and federal ired Arkansas National Guardsmen who are enforcing in- at the school In Washington Hagerty said Walker returned the bus unopened because it was ad- dressed to The Commander of the Occupation Forces Walker himself said in a ment issued here on Communist racial relations activities In and all about 800 cases await tion and decision But for the nine men Black The orbit at 500 miles altitude would be the lowest practical one for surveillance mapping and similar uses An earth orbit miles out in would be better for communications Later satellites could orbit as high as miles to permit tion with the rotation of the earth The cylindrical body of the third stage of a Meteor Junior would be joined with other that are put into an orbit to build a space terminal This conceivably could be expanded eventually to a length of perhaps feet and a diameter of 500 feet to house up to technicians observers visitors and other personnel The soldiers on duty at Fitted with a fourth stage the Meteor Junior would be cap- WASHINGTON Oct 7 ate racket probers said today a Teamster union attorney had told I them a hotel maid threw into hotel incinerator documents lating to the election of James R Hoffa as union president However it was reported that most of the papers which had been subpoenaed by the tee could be recovered And the probers said they requested the name of the maid they were told she had denly died of a heart attack At Miami Beach Fla Hoffa said I understand they found all the papers Hoffa also said there's no truth to the story they were burned The Senate rackets tions committee had not said the papers were burned only that they were reported to have been thrown into the the Associated Press erroneously reported the committee had said it was told they were burned Also at Miami Beach the Eden had used financial political hotel reported Mrs Jane military pressure to try to 52 a day maid who Syria under U S domination at the Eden Roc office during their con- Syria Cites IlLS Move Control UNITED NATIONS N Y Oct J Syria's foreign minister States tral high school arc precluded by orders from activities which might be subject to criticism and as described by the governor My i information indicates very that the staff and faculty their long black robes sat the high school have received neither complaint nor report o n for 19 minutes to admit 49 yers who came from 14 states asking permission to practice be- the allegations This headquarters has received no complaint or re- fore the top court of the land ports of criticism from any On the stroke of noon the Secretary of the Army Brucker also issued a statement in tices came from behind the velvet curtains behind their bench and the crier gave miliar Oyez the old saying Faubus letter oyez oyer has all the earmarks of All persons having business be- and is an unworthy at- fore the honorable the Supreme tempt to defame Court of the United States our American able of still deeper penetrations into the unknown including flights I to and possibly landings on the moon For moon-trips of fleets carrying a total of eight to 13 people the direct cost for all fuel and expended hardware would be around to for a tion and around for a landing the scientists said Route 21 CaWLiidr In Industry Safety admonished to drav near and give their attention for the court Also in Washington Rey Brooks Hays lunched at the is now sitting God white House with Sherman 1 aide to President Afterwards Hays in black he thinks conditions in Little Turn to Page 7 this No Eisenhower ed States and court Young pages pants suits and black hose ried around silently ished white quill pens lay crossed as of old on the lawyers table in front of the bench It was a particular occasion for Justice Hugo L Black 71 sitting in the chair to the right of Chief Justice Earl Warren Tw e n t y years ago on Oct 4 1937 Black ascended to the Supreme Court bench Black's first law clerk Jerome A Cooper of Birmingham Ala was admitted to the court today practice before Kidnaper of Baby Gets Death Slay ALBANY N Gov Averell Y Oct Harriman today stayed the execution of kidnaper Angelo LaMarco this time until Oct 24 LaMarco 32 convicted slayer last year of baby Peter ger had been slated to die in the Sing Sing prison electric chair on Thursday night The Weather FORECAST Cloudy today with little temperature change with a high expected of 68 10 a m 3B 6 ia 8 2 n m SR 10 p m 4 pm SO 12 50 By Associated Piw High 60 fft -18 55 Cleveland Los Angeles 15 Tucson New York Chicago Today Sunrise m- 5 47 p m Full Moon Moon 4 42 m PROMINENT CONSTELLATIONS In xt set will in north at VISIBLE In 11 pai Saturn sets 814 Gunman Charged With Murder In Cop's SCOTTSBURG Ind Oct 7 The Scott county grand jury today returned a first degree murder indictment against Victor W tey 26 Granger Tex for the death of Trooper liam R Kellems 28 here a week ago Prosecutor Harry McCalla said another grand jury session may be called in neighboring Jennings county where Whitley faces three other charges for the shooting spree that killed his holdup ner Ralph Taylor 36 Kenova W Va Gun battles at Scottsburg and Vernon ended the bloody trail of the desperadoes who also are blamed for the killing of Trooper Dugald A 23 near Clinton Mich Sept 30 Calling U S 21 which crosses Guernsey county an evacuation route for southeastern Ohio and northern West Virginia residents in an emergency the governors of the two states Monday said in Washington they were encouraged over chances of getting federal money to extend the highway from Canton to Charleston This optimism was by West Virginia Gov Chester H Underwood and Ohio Gov C liam O'Neill after a conference with Bertram Tallamy director of the bureau of roads They claim it is important also as a connecting link with the new traffic expected to be brought into Cleveland from the St rence seaway The governors want the federal government to pay 90 per cent of Salah Bitar told the general assembly the United States engineered subversive in Syria and sent the 6th fleet to nearby waters as a threat The Syrian denied Secretary of State Dulles charge that the shipment of Soviet arms to Syria was a menace to its neighbors especially Turkey He said Syria bought Soviet arms for self defense against rael which he said received quantities of arms from i powers He spoke after Israel's foreign minister Mrs Golda Meir rivalry is pushing a deadly great Westen ral Middle East in toward war She declared that both the viet Union and the Western ers are pouring arms into the Arab countries which openly and repeatedly express their inten vention in Miami Beach had died of a heart attack Oct 3 while off duty Sen McClellan of the committee said in a The committee will be inter- ested in determining whether this POP-EYED AND WHY Burdette clowns in waukee dressing room after setting down New York Yankees as he pitched the Braves to second World Series victory tion of attacking and O'Neill was asked if he was en- after hearing what lamy had to say Yes I am very Under- wood replied The governors said they have put a number on priority tags on their the request for federal help on road The bureau of roads expect to decide within a few weeks what states will be for 90 per cent federal help on miles of highways in the big new roads program Israel Bitar said that while singled out Syria as the instru ment of so-called Soviet tion in the region the secretary of state omitted to tell the ly 1 Foreign interference in the internal affairs of Syria which has taken the form of subversive activities 2 Economic financial cal and military pressure usec against my country to try to make incident is just another of the many strange coincidences that the committee has encountered in trying to secure Teamster rec ords or if it is in fact a willful defiance of the committee's and an effort to obstruct this Investigation Last Friday just after Hoffa won overwhelming election to succeed Dave Beck as president of the union the Senate tee issued a subpoena for the ords of the credentials committee of the union convention in Miami Beach McClellan had said earlier that committee had received dence that many of the convert the cost of from Canton extending U.S 21 to Charleston a distance of 190 miles The road goes on from Canton to Cleveland After the meeting with Tallamy in which a ber of Ohio and West Virginia members of Congress also pated O'Neill told reporters Mr Tallamy told us this re quest is given intensive con sideration He has asked tlie governors to submit statistics on the industrial development in the Ohio and Kanawha valleys the location of the proposed road in the next day or two Underwood standing beside World News MOSCOW By ASSOCIATED PRESS A director of the Soviet atmospheric physics institute said today observations so far made of the ellite indicate it might continue for one month or more He said later study might permit a more precise forecast HORTA Azores A new volcanic eruption on the Azores islet opposite Fayal spewed new showers of lava and ashes today Panic spread among islanders The islet rose up from volcano shelter the Atlantic floor last week when the first burst into life sending Fayal islanders running for DAMASCUS Damascus papers reported Syrian and Turkish border patrols fought a engagement with automatic ons this morning No casualties were reported and no official comment was im- mediately available it accept political subordination to the United States Bitar said The solidarity exists among the Arabs is such that no foreign attempts such as were mads lately with a view to isolating Syria can break it He declared that Syrian policy aims at with any of the camps or blocs of power Mrs Meir appealed to ail tions and particularly the to use their influence not to deepen the abyss of standing but to it The deserts of the Middle East NEW YORK Oct 7 iff are in need of water not liam Richard Rose 51 calmly ers The tens of millions of its pleaded guilty in Federal court inhabitants are craving for the means to live and not for the im- Bank President Pleads Guilty To Fund Switch tion delegates were not chosen in accordance with provisions of the union's constitution Also a group of rank and file Teamster members in New York Red Police Continue Battling Young Poles WARSAW Oct 7 w Riot lice charged a crowd of whistling youngsters outside the Warsaw palace of culture Tt was the fifth straight night of stree fighting in this capital of Com munist Poland About 100 police scattered the had gone into in a futile last-minute effort to delay t h e election contending it had been rigged in favor of Hoffa McClellan said in his statement Turn To Burl Ives Boat Driven Aground By Sea Storm REHOBOTH BEACH Del Oct The Black Spoonbill r Burl yacht which was driven aground Sunday ng a heavy storm was high md dry and heavily damaged oday Chief William Parker of the Coast Guard station Indian er inlet said the damage hasn't een but was Manhunt Is Made At Otsego Sheriffs deputies from on and Muskingum counties and Ohio highway late Monday night were scouring the countryside near Otsego for a young man believed to be armed with two pistols who abandoned a stolen auto two miles south Coshocton on Ohio 76 Milwaukee Favored Now MILWAUKEE m The waukee Braves beat the New York Yankees behind the brilliant pitching of their fidgety Lew Burdette to take the lead in the 1957 World Series three games to two The Series now shifts to stadium in New York with the sixth game scheduled for day before an expected crowd of and the seventh if sary on Thursday Today is an off day Both teams flew to New York Monday night Mostly fair weather with in the low seventies is predicted for the resumption of the fall classic in New York The Yanks Monday crowd with clubs after a teenage gang set fire to a wooden flower kiosk Forty persons were reported arrested Riot squad men with Alsatian dogs stood guard at the betting favorites in New York to win the sixth game but waukee was favored to cap- ture the Series A roaring capacity crowd of at County stadium saw dette once Yankee property achieve his second Series victory behind brilliant support that tured three Milwaukee double plays He beat the Yanks in New York in the second game of the set Monday dette fanned five and issued no walks The Braves scored the lone run of the tight contest with two out in the sixth Eddie Mathews who won the fourth game for kee Sunday with a inning homer beat out a slow high bouncer to second baseman Gerry Coleman Hank Aaron dropped a Texas league single into short right and Mathews sped all the way to third Big Joe Ad- cock smashed a line single to right driving in Mathews Whitey Ford who pitched the Yanks to a victory in the Series opener was the er Monday He yielded only six tion of and focal streets a of the clashes crowd numbered around It was smaller than those of previous evenings and contained a high proportion of the rowdies the Poles call ganski Communist before being lifted for a in the eighth Bob pitched a scoreless eighth inning in relief Mickey Mantle did not start the game due to a shoulder injury suffered Saturday but got into the lineup briefly as a pinch runner in the eighth authorities whipped Second baseman Red up a press campaign demanding severe sentences for the This army of stone throwing brawlers must be defeated and the guilty ones arrested and ed severe criminal said the youth newspaper dar Mlodych They should be dienst of the Braves injured his right groin trying to field Enos Slaughter's single in the second Felix Mantilla replaced him Milwaukee has the edge in the classic for the first time The clubs split the first two games in New York and moved to Milwaukee The search was launched when a farmer who gave the name Shroyer told the Coshocton coun ty sheriff's office the man left the car when the former declined to help him get back onto a try road and stalked away ing something he had taken from the car into a back pocket Coshocton authorities learned the car Charles had been Marlatt in stolen from town and that Marlatt said two and expelled from Warsaw charges of misapplying nearly a million and half dollars of the N Y bank he headed Known as Unce to many in the Catskill mountai town Rose told Judge Edward Weinfeld he was guilty of all 17 charges in the indictment The FBI arrested Rose last Nov 30 when the records of the now defunct bank were reported in a jumble The government charged he honored checks drawn by Paper Mfg Co when he knew its accounts were over- drawn He also was charged with receiving weekly from the checks cashed over a period of more than five years Previously Rose had pleaded innocent but he changed his plea as the trial was about to start today AFL-CIO Leader Sees of Teamsters PORTLAND Ore Oct 7 James B Carey urer of the AFL-CIO said tonight expulsion of the Teamsters from the AFL-CIO is inevitable The Teamsters will be outlawed from the house of labor almost gladly because we know the democratic labor movement will be stronger healthier because of the of the and Carey said of she said Million Given By Woman 90 To U S Library WASHINGTON Oct 7 Library of Congress is whooping it up today though sedately and harmoniously for the birthday of a little old lady who is of its greatest benefactors Her name is Gertrude Clarke Whittall and her interest in sic is so great sWe has donated two dollars to the library and hence indirectly to us payers To a large extent it's due to Mrs Whittall that the library now 1 Probably the greatest tion of famous Stradivari ments in the three violins a viola and violincello This in- cludes the Belts violin named after one of its owners which some musicians think is the finest instrument anywhere 2 best collection of al manuscripts just as they were by masters in the Western hemisphere She's n one he said But Parker said tht was broken in half and Iving across the cabin and motorized sailing and the rigging was tangled from stem to stern The 62 foot ketch was driven onto the beach and battered by high winds and a rough surf for about six hours until the storm passed Six men aboard waded ashore Four were Friends of Ives they were ing the Black from New York to Florida where the folk singer to hoard the craft Counts Dropped Against 2 Who Criticized Court LEONARDTOWN Oct 7 criminal indictment against a publisher and his editor who criticized actions of a Circuit had been in the car when court in their was dis- j missed today John B Grav Jr Chief Judge of the Circuir out the misdemeanor charges against Sheridan and Managing Editor Alfred Toombs of the weekly Lexington Park Enterprise There 1 a line beyond newspapers legally their criticism Jne But line reached Articles critical of trie court's appointment of two county boards of property review did not amount to a clear and present danger to me administration of justice where thrown out of work and school the Yanks proceeded to humble the Braves Saturday But Sunday's victory and Monday's decision left the tional league champions needing only one more victory to win the Series while the Yanks with their backs to the wall must take two in a row taken When the abandoned auto was found no trace was found of the weapons and officers assumed the young man had taken them He was described by the er as having a speech ment weighing about 45 pounds 5 ft 9 wearing a white shirt and brown trousers According to the Coshocton county sheriff's department the man apparently became confused and drove into a farm yard Authorities meanwhile had been alerted to be on the lookout for an escapee from a state prison farm where he had been for driving an auto out the owner's consent He was described as Maywood Miller 18 and authorities believed he might be the youth sought in the car case in this case he said was not crossed or which go in said that even Rebels Shoot 8 To Death In Algeria Algeria Oct 7 ffi Five rebel groups moving down the avenues of this western Algerian city in a coordinated raid tonight killed eight persons and wounded a dozen with fire and grenades Most of the victims were ed in a sidewalk cafe Others included the woman owner of a bakery two customers and tuo children 9 and 14 who ed to be in the line of fire i To even though State's Walter Sub Fieri B Dorsey showed that certain areas of the articles statements Judge said U.S Scientists For Whirling Soviet Sputnik Pacific WASHINGTON Oct 7 computer machine at t h the American scientists working with complex mechanical have charted the course of the Soviet satellite earth at as it miles circles the an hour More revelations are in the ing The naval research laboratory Minitrack system is now ing very satisfactory the reported tonight computing center and the quality of the resulting orbit in- formation will enable us to give scientifically accurate minute predictions for ing optical and ing systems The Russians announced the rocket which carried their satel satellite but at same altitude as the a distance of SAN FRANCISCO Oct first I me to be built on the be jcd Thursday at Mare Island naval Vallejo Constructed at a cost of million the fifth atomic sub combines design features of the Nautilus the first true clear submersible and the Tang a boat noted for I her maneuverability around 620 miles scientists at bridge Mass also announced good progress with their tations They said they expected to have the pattern of the orbit very soon after data obtained from ob- Behind Page One lite on the final stage of its sightings is fed into the giant electronic ney is also in orbit Moscow said They are being fed to rocket is circling the earth at Editorial 4 Women's 8 Theater jo Comic 9 Sports 41 Classified
