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   The Times Recorder (Newspaper) - October 31, 1960, Zanesville, Ohio                        Coming Shipping Fate Discussed By Pearson The Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL TH iRID TEAM WIPED OUT Toledo Air Crash Is Probed Ohio gled wreckage of what once s an airplane was heaped in a section of Toledo Ex- ss Airport Sunday awaiting an team to check the sh that took most of m members of a college chartered lines carrying the en- football squad of the College of San s crashed as it took from a runway members of the 1 team were killed along with earn the co-pilot i two women names were not f two women were the mother I sister-in-law of the vard Perovich of The pilot was identified as laid L. Chesher of at the airport o when the plane back to the runway is after it left the ground and into Flames shot ss h as 300 feet into the foggy hi here were 4S persons aboard M I din S Chat i By Cuba Face UN The wreck of the plane chartered to return the California Polytechnic football team lies under a clear sky at Toledo after dense fog lifted A of 22 persons died when the plane crashed on New York Trip Seen For UNITED charge that the States plans an in- against Fidel regime and is ling a faked incident Naval up in thc General Assembly Hughes clearance at his own investigate the wreckage andr 1C1C TO J r M of them survived -s were ior an instrument a probably There was some speculation head coach Le beating at the hands of before the that Castro might fly here for It was believed the Bowling Green State and sh in U. S. history involving could some Bodies of the dead and injured inspector for the air carrier safe to the airport Monday's debate but Cuban sources said knew JN Of entire athletic Jty office in said where an emergency morgue Cuban he football party had been I Lyle commissioner of the Federal A hospital had been set up to await Raul Roa was pre- iting at the airport about aviation said the pilot and his office the arrival of ambulances j paring to argue Cuba s case BOTH CANDIDATES ATTACKED It will meet to consider jits steering committee's that the item be placed on the agenda and sent to the national political committee for preliminary debate later in the The Congo Nations forces Increase Is Feared In Closing Polities Drive WASHINGTON P. chairman Despite this parliamentary the entire issue was be aired when the world West End Of Is Taking Shape The western section of the Zanesville Expressway is taking shape rapidly these days and the path from a vantage point atop Mount Auburn Hill across the Licking River toward West pike is easily traced in While shape others are busy on bridge i President Richard M. Nixon that part of the smear T T- hament meets at 3 p m. EST to tan of the Decn the object of nasty stuft which was outstanding n. i- J i e decide the for ing of j Thursday predicted an increase of I of gut he en Sunday and arrested j aimed at both j of former President William candidates the ard Tail and a brother of the and should be Cuba's Roa told the armored cars headed off Practices out on the race ir British candidates during the ard Tail and a brother of the Tree Belgian days of the election Sen. Robert 1 been supplying tiie mongers and h automatic machine j Up lo the first of I rather than L' is and other arms also most of this material for circulating the Taft refrained from censuring ment at this very was literature j either But he said to stage an incident 7. N. troop at Democratic nominee John F. Both Nixon and committee had some opinions j the huge navy base at ng flown to the area to prevent I Kenned v. But he said had made it a point to some statements made Castro has T jl i the procedure for taking j would say parties were a little those T j r r V. S. backed invasion could DC actions were TI at any He i charged that the S. j MAPPED Nixon Calls For Extending Social Security Benefits U.S. Gives Asylum To 11 Cubans ther Also 1.000 j troops were en route byj and 700 Malayan rs were due late this U. N. did not say what ended to do the four white seized in the drive ich has left behind it a trail burned and looted A mber of villagers were J. units from Liberia and ana moved swiftly in the Kasai interior to prevent a between the Protestant Sermons Tinged Bv Politics KEY Fla. i Cubans who killed a guard and j advantage of the Roa accused both Vice WASHINGTON Vite effects of s mid thai ihe first bothered him during the pasi week's i proposais in hls a Pilot in an in-flight ture But he added that isi vixon not up sought not the at 3L of thc 4 milllon h i ical ln i F. Kennedy of using Cuba as The committee Taft heads is a n people perhaps on to take M. Nixon Sunday night that Social ty benefits be extended vixon mi up sot of the 4 million his on other problems of Sunday in over age 65 are because they draw including medical j By LOUIS CASSELS United Press International group set up in to i Castro's kee a check on camain in their covered by the or rehabilitation and process them in Miana He outlined this and measures i i restful Its memoers represent lne assembly 4 with debate on -ment said no said Edward P. against an program made of thc district U.S. Immigration keep a check on campaign tac parties of virtual Arthur t home education and welfare up on his said the extra benefits would Some Protestant ministers observed The committee chairman 3 sworn the against election of a Roman as president bulk of hate literature i j n. V U. N. spokesman said 0ttlcrs a Briton named j pt. was seized as he I is leading the drive onj Lulua town of 1001 ti o j against Catholic Many conducted usual a i Sunday with noj reference to the religious issue in j Spot checks by UPI this is coast coast indicated people are third group was by far the as and dispute 3nd shake the an the German-speaking mi- n the South political committee last recommended renewed j between Austria andj million to back in in the hours He said the 11 were sent to Miami md on the at but deal of material I other i 3C' a steering He said Nixon and his to ates had done their best to halt on fnr anv use of anti-Catholic material of Arabian io cither les south of Kasai capital Fhe U. spokesman said -ly and ihe three Belgians iced under arrest by in the town of Five 14 and 16 years gomg to or 70 miles northeast of arrested early Sunday acting on religious ing bv police on charges of Sunday in October is it's pretty hard to stop in false fire Two observed by some Taft said of those boys are reported to have notably sor fe the of 4jlcre r r occasion on Martin Luther Firemen four calls created an a.m. and KS m which general has damaged ely scattered parts of the Kennedy Pledges Aim Of Fuller Employment 0! the Peninsula staff mapping final Sen. John F pledged his 3 A of Oman un to wore a goal of K2 said 3 and slept passing up The airborne io church wnh about 10 minutes after the In he airliner took a 60-degree from Havana headed for the er of about 33 miles The Republican presidential south of the main Cuban Candidate panned to spend There were a total of 34 the nation's sons aboard the on film andj out of hjg staff and a gun in the i Ahrens the time the week of the of the Cuban com- by ihe end of lyx as he addressed crowd outpouring Thc Democratic nominee estimated that million mean z 50 per TO BE WET Boy 5aves Baby directed at Attends was wounded in the ana vice planned hc kept of the place Washington for headed for Kev X about 6 p.m. EST r i ne as Before his wss in the j boost in production and 1J3e door rf church at vice who in case fo A 13-j boy heroically uself to be lowered into a 20- in an automobile on the Monroe i deep well Sunday to rescue Street Bridge at 4.45 a.m. and proved to be the spark which ig- up tne boys Protestant Taft said the racial literature Special attention focused i aimed at Nixon was of two sorts a billion total he said would mean a 25 Der cent England crease in living standards by queen of England queued up 1968. other theater goers here he had no couot iv to get io her seat shopping The urban a so released Gabriel and and no one recognized Tne who is spending the FORECAST and colder with a few Tuesday pardy head the Republican Party and criticize this goal as Utopian and fell a ot f PREDICTED TEMPERATURES 'n with Lord and asserted 2-year-old brother who had der questioning the Nixon favors Rupert Nevill motored in from j that criticism comes H apled into the four feet of made bv some District in the rural Uckfield to see to Vice President TEMPERATURES the bottom of the Four of at Nixon and the the detention home and the congregations that religious i i oo fifth was turned over his freedom be jeopardized if Roman Catholic Church nearby village of Jacobs the Walter dropped into the well lich was only 20 inches in di- were unable to descend o the shaft so a length of r tubing was wrapped around waist of the d he was lowered into the he seized his brother only drop him as they were being ted to the but thc third nc Kenzie managed to hold onto unconscious Thousands of Kennedy's lined the streets of p m 10 3S5. dav schedule of 5he f the remainder of this which j 1.1 Jne as TV debate with Sen. John F. Kennedy through Saturday Attends in wav to STK ana spends tne night m j Appears at Lancaster and Syracuse and N. arsd stays Takes overnight in relatives on the It was said the boys had attending a Halloween party power in shortly before the spree Youth Killed Ohio bert 18. Apple was killed and another injured early Sunday in a crash on U.S. 30, about eight miles east of here in Wayne Sponsors of the idea denied that it was intended as an hour blow at the candidacy of Sen. John F. a But that was the tion placed on it by the leaders of several major Protestant who urged their churches to have no part in turning Re- formation Sunday into a cal Jap Leftists Point Up U.S. Pact Page 3 Sec. A Area News 5 Sec. A Page 5 B Funerals 6 B Editorial 4-5 A Serial 7 A Page Sec. B 8 A Women's News 2 A Weather 5 B They provided the bulk of the turnout during the 23-mile route Kennedy took from downtown Philadelphia to town where some 30.000 ites cheered the The Levittown crowd had been waiting more than three hours but the delay did not dampen their enthusiasm nor did the overcast sky and a chill Boston 31 64 61 Miami SZ 72 Tucson 78 45 Pills Overdose Ohio Skies 5.27ptn tomorrow 6-57 a 449am Full moon Nov. J PROMINENT STAR AUair in southwest VISIBLE PLANETS low In southwest low in southwest low in southwest rises 07 p m. ithe night Campaigns in S. and San Houston and Fort staying overnight at Fort Campaigns in Fort and ing the night at Visits San Oakland and Los spending the night in Los p.m. MAMI BEACH said Sunday that Eleanor former Olympic swimming star and ex-wife of showman Billy will have to spend the rest of this week in a hospital from an overdose of ing Miss 43, was found scious Thursday night in the apartment of Thomas J. 44. A  

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