The Times Recorder (Newspaper) - March 3, 1960, Zanesville, Ohio You Wm Meet 1960 Easter Seal Child In Friday's TR The Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL In Migrant Farm Workers In Line For Federal Aid 96TH 28 PAGES MARCH 3, Sewer Job Slowed By Two Boys teenage Linden nue boys were blamed for causing at least a two-day delay in the ing of sewer pipe on Linden avenue just south of lor The being carried on by the E. A. Bock Construction Company of Fort is scheduled for completion April SEVEN CENTS Rioters In Urugu Spoil Day For Ike President Gets Tears From Gas Uruguay Police used tear Hie destruction of fie plastic seals on the 115 feet of pipe will hold up the laying of pipe at least two days and maybe Myers The special valued at per is difficult to Myers 21. and fire hoses on anti- The according to demonstrators destroyed 23 Wednesday and a cloud of lengths of pipe Sunday brought tears to Foreman Roberts ident eyes to said the 24-mch pipe 4.. -u j specially made with the and mOst enthusiastic welcome yet on his Latin American The White House said the dent suffered no ill effects from the gassing btK his eyes smarted for about a block as he rode past some 400.000 Uruguayans who i and rained confetti on The destroyed pipe is others at more than It is ed by the construction company from from the Clay City Pipe Com- pany ai in the presidential with eyes cm Wounds Shoots Self Death Toll Jury Frees Dutchman Shots End Red colors and black the of Fidel were Chunks of the plastic seals j raised by students along the were cut from the pipe with route and there were Myers Other Castro shouts and anti-American struction will be carried on de- Police arrested a number of students after spite the delay in laying Myers pointed passed and dumped them The destroyed pipe was that police being used for the construction of never was out of There were only minor Wiping his smarting President Eisenhower is shown after he ran head-on into a doud of tear gas used by police to break op a student demonstration in a. main trunk line leading to a pumping station located on North Linden near Military The youths were arrested by Detective SgL Richard Tracy and Detective Harold Tang They were later released to their ents to appear in Juvenile Court at a later Sergeant Tracy pointed out that it was the first offense for both New Date Set On Chessman Calif. LEAVES GIRL scuffles between police and dents demonstrating against at the College and farther along the route at the Montevideo Police had been scuffling with student demonstrators at video University just before hower approached the As the official car neared Army's most famous ing the beaming back to the states Teen Idol Presley Flies Back To U. S. Germany Elvis the like of I also carried 79 other soldiers en route home for their took off at a.m. while a band of assembled at the airport cheered and shouted In Morocco Tops In Shipboard Slaying An jury acquitted Dutch radio officer Morocco Willem Van Rie of ties Wednesday raised the charges in the death of his board Chicago heiress death toll estimate to and 6.000 inj this earthquake leveled re- sort United French and panel deliberated all announcing its decision ac a.m. that the handsome 31- year-old Hollander was innocent roccan military ing with medical teams from a dozen countries had dug 800 ies and 1.200 injured of ruins by Wednesday od at be verdict was broadly and his Morocco's national police chief said in a message to King l hammed V that the final death he toll probably would be were cut ort a court and 6.000, a palace man said in Samuel French adjourned As Van cal adviser to the Moroccan a dePUty of Public told m is to be assumed that tne sands of people are Iving under 31. broke into Shipboard radio operator Willem Van Rie and wife Nella are shown after he was found not guilty in death of Lynn Quiet Of Courtroom SAN FRANCISCO A man whose wife was seeking a court order to restrain him from violence shot her and her attorney Wednesday outside a rior Court then shot himself in a suicide Jeremiah about 4P. was reported in critical condition at Mission Emergency Hospital after shooting himself in the His about the same and her John were listed in serious Superior Judge Frank J. the wreckage of their houses Most of them are But there are many still At least 250 most ofj them foreign tourists were by authorities to be Mrs. Van Rie came to Boston last November after her husband had been arrested and charged with beating Miss Kauffman and dumping her body overboard from the outbound freighter Utrecht trapped in the wreckage of the last 18' Her washed Saada Hotel next day on a bleak Harbor Dr. Albert E. of. chief Foreman Charles A. of the League of Red Cross toia jurors A VA w 1-liW VI t J 1 acrid gas rose and high pressure j girlfriend crying at the airport the crOwd was estimated earlier in the dav SLX to SiX or seven ro casualty toll would be for throughout die Trailer Hit By Dog Dies hoses hissed as streams of because police refused to were turned on the her sav A billow of the carried by a stiff poured across the Avenida 18 De Julio End More German Force were mustered let Priscilla Beau- t the 16-year-old Texan beau- ty whom Elvis had been dead and the first ballot after breakfast was VAN RIE Doctors feared that most of the mous for hower rode head-on into it. to protect the rock 'n' roll Card new execution j knees flexed and he seemed to siti er from his teen-age admirers date was set Wednesday for the seat planned 2 as the California Legislature rub his stinging Then i 5ng who were not i was on either Tns state contended that Van to bid him from or Rie Kauffman in an ar- raised himself up in the rear of j the limousine aad wenti on waving and opened its special session to con- sider abolishing the death Los Angeles Counry Superior Judge Clement D. Nye set the new date with the gas chamber for the Los Angeles red light who only two weeks ago get a 60-day reprieve from Edmund G. Six state senators introduced Brown's proposal for aa outright ban on the deadi tuting life imprisonment without possibility of only minutes after the legislative session IT WAS 3VO The governor claimed the death penalty had protected the innocent nor deterred the as he presented the ban to a legislature which has been attempting to dodge the issue j and almost will kill it. j At San Chessman his new with grim as She ran toward Elvis but pulled her back behind the rope cordon they had gument romance As yet there were no known the 44-da> voyage from Americans to Kauffman to the United to One of the buried victims returning New Snow Sweeps Area The ed to separate Presley from Sue wife of U. Sates with the wife and children nf a Street and highway crews Leaflets hurled from windows j don't operation spirited Presley of the university attacked 25 ican Students from 3rd Armored barracks It was a rip Put him aboard m aside from the student j Force military transport plane Sirens screeched and deafening cheers rose along the 11-mile route from tie airport to the U.S. his won't let me see they won't let me see muttered disappointment all over his tanned forbidden the fondled the gold aid 27, of 855 Van a professor for whom she Saint W.Va. The Martins worked as a research and their 18-month old At a news conference following were trapped when the Saada his Van Rie said he be- A half dozen shots rang out in the corridor of the courtroom en Ithe fourth floor of City Hall just court was to reconvene at 6 p.m. Lockley staggered into the court of Judge J. Norman Elkington and I've been He collapsed across the Mrs. Cozzens and her husband J lay bleeding in the corridor out- Court Clerk William C. kens said Cozzens to s Fire shortly after 11 a.m. have a faig in caused damage to First from police and house trailer on the No r t h court attendants at Uie scene said Cozzens and his wife were River road and claimed the life Mrs was shot of a small dog locked left Another shot i The trailer was owned by mcked her right ear Lockley who was at his job at the Was shot in the Armco Steel Corporation at J Jfd r talked to Mrs. Cozzens before she time of the Most of the was the age caused by the fire was con- she saw Lockley stagger and fined to the interior and then felt the pain of her own tents of the j Fire in the a half Tnl were married in north of was first Feb. ported to the sheriffs office at Cozzens had h A man identified as Glenn Kauffman had Blanchard from 3 dug himself and milled am convinced a.m. by an employe at l city The 21anesville T 16 according to Calif and tha he had said he would her tne the refused to an- bound for McGuire Air Force N. J. to arrive at 3 a.m. The military which Elvis gave her for last baby daughter out far enough to of call for French marines waich with a large diamond that Bandit Foiled By 84 man it a to rob a store operated and weighs 1-50 That is. unless he's heani aboat owner of a local liquor After the fifth attempt in recent years to hold him box score Wednesday stood at one man two three dis- no money The latest attempt by a guided robber occurred Tuesday snot the man twice in the chest The staggered from the ing a trail of and escaped day and paraded with King -n n triumphal ar- ches in a more flowery reception than the one accorded President Eisenhower in Nikita Sees Afghanistan Soviet Premier S. escorted by Afghan MIG flew to Afghanistan An estimated many waving Afghan and sickle flags lined the streets of Kabul to welcome the Soviet chief after he had ar- rived from on the last leg of his long Southeast Asian Compared with Eisenhower's five-hour visit to Kabul last Dec. 9, Khrushchev was accorded a more elaborate and Tll fight anyone who tires to hold me keep my gun just to teach them a I haven't lost a penny yet in any first encounter with dits occurred in 1947, when two gunmen tried to rob him in the He beat them to the can still remember one of them Don't don't held them until the police They were sentenced to seven years in He told the gunman to wait and started moving toward the back ne off near IK She filed suit for annulment on The Adamsville 17 19. She also accused him of i The defense contended that Miss Three men were taken to miles answered the call threatening her several times were Bethesda m a and Baker but were unable to arrive until they were and ambulance from an accident on shortly after No one Lockley told the court Greenwood shortly after tempted to get into the trailer dav morning that Cozzens once They were not and according io the Adamsville had threatened him with to Mrs. tor a faJ froni not from a ne eased the tension had since the to the late more than I time out for y at a reports of their efforts to reach his wife whom they could hear but not The scene at the Saada was be- ing repeated all over the The roar of bulldozers and tucks mingled with shouts of to Judge charge' i Much of the work had Rie had z be done by hand for fear of plea to the crushing any of the he adultery j or bu: killing never had the slightest rel be as God is my witness that I am telling the truth aboat it- I am not ately identified but were not be- this saved the trailer Re said Cozzens telephoned him utility pole The 35-foot trailer would have soon be a Bureau forecast been completely destroyed in ako accumulation of three to four if a supply of air gotten affidavit that Corzens had pointed ty morning in this t0 the which was revolver at Cozzens in the The new snowfall stifled fay the heavy smoke in the j presence and threatened y as the pre- the department waiming trend HAZARDOUS NATO Plans Unit The fire apparently started in cabinets under Uie Jr 1OOF V OtC So the The loss was partially covered by To the fox terrier could not be School Michigan Town Swept By Fire Frank 84, liquor store clerk who killed a man who attempted to hold np his store in 1357 and wounded another hi an earlier did it again when he pumped two bullets hito a would-be man who fled leaving a trail of is flanked here by Irvington John dark and Louis j PARIS Lauris disclosed plans day to establish a fast-moving in- NATO brigade equipped with and con- and trained to meet anv military emergency The announcement an- that other step toward integration of checked for nearly five hours NATO forces which some morning destroyed tries have resisted because they clothing jewelry do not want their troops a bar and York manded by officers of another Heavy snow six and dangerous PREDICTED TEMPERATURES WASHINGTON Democrats abandoned efforts Wednesday to get a floor vote on a 975-nriHion-dollar school con- before the House Ohio tackles civil rights legislation next a member of Industries since Backers said a in the has been Education according to Melville i where the measure is awaiting president of killed all chances of WEDNESDAY'S TEMPERATURES Jerks Socks it to a House vote before price was not 'the rights debate of the The thug came around the counter and charged The spry octogenarian drew his own gun and fired twice at blank S 4 10 a 2: p 29 2 a TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE The Supreme Allied commander downtown section of this west Michigan Firemen from five towns II 17 2S Ohio Skies for Europe said the combat task the blaze control f J2 force would start with and managed to save 57 tomorrow 12-29 a.m. First March 5 one each of the United Britain and He said he hoped to build it eventually to division strength with eight each from a different stores on the city's main Authorities said no one was re- ported Sheriff William said he guessed damage would amount to more than 000. 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