Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - November 5, 1961, Zanesville, Ohio The Times Recorder Formerly the Sunday Times Signal 76 PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5 1961 TWENTY CENTS Take Time Out Today To Decide To Vote Tuesday news Global WASHINGTON The Atomic Energy Commission ed Saturday that Russia had exploded another nuclear de- vice Page 1 VATICAN CITY Pope makes anguished appeal for world peace in anniversary ies Page 8 Sec 1 BELZIE U S Navy ters whirred in and out of this British Honduras city with food and medical supplies for victims of hurricane tie Page 10 Sec A M ne SAN ANTONIO Republican John B Goode Satarday night conceded the election of his Democratic opponent Henry B Gonzalez in a special con- gressional election Page 1 WASHINGTON The A r m y with unaccustomed swiftness Saturday accepted the nation of Maj Gen Edwin A Walker Page 1 CAPE COD President flies here for overnight stop before going on to port to play to Nehru Pape 1 NEW YORK Film stars and socialites dance The Twist in Peppermint Lounge near Broadway Page 2 Sec Around HAMILTON Three children were and two injured in automobile truck collusion near here Page 1 CLEVELAND Csaba Thoma 10 was Jailed Saturday when struck by a riderless cycle which got away from owner when being started Page 1 CANTON One young couple was found dead and another couple found in serious tion from carbon monoxide poisoning in a car near hope Page 1 COLUMBUS Little opposition expressed to proposed ments to Ohio Constitution Page 7 Sec B Names fit Chuck Bryant former ville High School football standout scores twice on pass receptions to lead Ohio State's Buckeyes to vie tory over visiting Iowa eyes in Big 10 contest Cadet Paul M Weaver of West Point missing since Aug 30 shows up at his home in Portsmouth and is put into custody of Military Police Anthony Vincent 47 being held in Los Angeles on 000 bail for extradition to Ohio to face charges of bing and kidnaping a land bartender Bernard Souza of Stevenson Calif reigns as world's pion milker after filling a pail with IS pounds five ounces in t minutes The Weather FORECAST Cloudy and warmer today with some zle or light rain likely rain and turning colder tonight Vote Against Repeal Of The Income Tax An Editorial THE FATE of Zanesville's one per cent income tax will be decided at the polls Tuesday Dissenters for reasons not too clear forced the vote by petition Most people however will agree that the tax is of vital importance to the city and out it many municipal functions will have to be curtailed or other means devised to obtain tional revenue The record of what has been accomplished since the tax went into effect two and a half years ago certainly is clear The money has been wisely spent To abolish the tax would throw the city for a giant loss and would block any measure of prog- ress no matter what sort of administration is in Incumbent councilmen who are seeking tion as well as leaders of the organization ing their opponents recognize the benefits de- rived from the tax and urge that it be kept in force The tax is completely fair and is levied only against persons who earn and businesses which show a profit Persons living on retired in- come the unemployed and others not working pay no tax Voters should take into consideration that much has been accomplished through use of the tax funds and much more will be achieved if the issue is not repealed Only chaps could result if the tax is ed out The city of necessity would be forced to shave street work for instance and instead of carrying on an aggressive program of repair and improvement would be forced to concentrate only on filling the chuck holes It seems hardly likely that anyone with a spark of pride in his home city wants to see this valuable source of revenue chopped away and we feel that fair minded voters will not be swayed by the opportunity to achieve a small saving at the expense of civic betterment Extreme care should be taken in the polling places to read the ballot on the tax issue You have two FOR REPEAL and AGAINST REPEAL Remember the many benefits the tax has vided and will continue to provide Vote AGAINST REPE SIT ON YOUR HANDS DANKER TOLD COUNCILMEN AGAINST OF TAX PREDICTED tow TEMPERATURES Low High 4 p.m W pin Neon S p.m S II pm TEMPERATURES Ntw York II Ntw II M M M M ill Thf Mam rim tomorrow to Manet VMW U to Mm the A few to the of on tur WISELY CPA Issues Favorable Report On Income Tax The 1 per cent income tax has produced more municipal im- in Zanesville during the last years than any 10 year period in the city's history It has been administered wisely It should be continued to finance many improvements still ed by the city These were the key points in a public report on the tax and its ef feet issued Saturday by the Civic Progress Association a tisan organization which fully waged a campaign to retain the tax when it came to a vote in the fall of 1959 Charles T Stewart chairman of the CPA steering committee which conducted a study of the tax and its use The income tax has produced more than million i n rev enue since it was enacted by City Council in July 1959 Our com- prehensive study of the results re- these pertinent It has financed more y needed improvements in its brief period of existence than seemed possible two years ago when the CPA urged voters to retain the tax In fact our study showed that in no period in the city's history were there so many pay as you go projects Among the improvements list ed by the CPA More than 13 miles of streets built or resurfaced at a cost of plus what was spent by property owners and the State Highway Department in tive projects City wide garbage and re- fuse collection and disposal additional cost to taxpayers Increased police and fire and resulting decreases in crime and fire losses Active city planning for the irst time in Zanesville's history Greatly Improved street Three Children Killed In Crash Near Hamilton HAMILTON Ohio children were killed and their ather and brother seriously ed Saturday in a lent near here The Butler County sheriff's of- ice reported that a truck hit the rear end of a car driven by Ru- ord Lainhart of Hamilton on In- 79 Three of children died hi the accident The sheriffs office identified the dead as Nona Brenda It ory I and Jan Denise 5 In Mercy Hospital here in KNM condition was Rodney 7 and the father The mother Ruby was at hone at the time of the accident Bomb Test Continued By Soviets WASHINGTON UPI Russia exploded another nuclear device in the at- Saturday the Atomic Energy sion announced The AEC said the bomb was exploded in the vicinity of a Zemlya in the arctic and had a yield of several megatons The explosion was the an- by the AEC in the rent Russian series It was the fifth nuclear device ired by the Russians since they detonated a plus on Oct 30 Soviet Premier N i k i t a S Khrushchev had announced er that the current Russian tests would be concluded with the ex- of a device There has been among some U S scientists th he Russians made an during the current ser es and the subsequent tests hat been aimed at developing this dis covery Winners Oi Soil Conservation Awards Announced At Dinner lighting Improved health and welfare services An expanded recreation gram Pay increases for city ers These are improvements which are obvious to all of Stewart said Much of course remains to be done After several decades of hit and miss Zanesville finally has the money thanks to the support of taxpayers to finance some real And with so much to be done it is easy to second guess the administration on which of the projects deserve art added It is the opinion of the CPA that in most instances ments were made on the basis of real need Certainly no one can argue with the necessity of first Main access streets inaugurating city and Cent On 4 Underground Tent PARIS UPI France was re- ported Saturday to be ready t resume nuclear testing with an un blast in the Sahara Des ert scheduled this weekend It would be the fifth in a series of French nuclear blasts French Defense Minister Pierre s spending the weekend in the Sahara according to Pans sources apparently to observe the test Site of the blast will be the Hog jar Mountains north of set probably in a deep into a peak called the In Rock informed sources said The first four French nuclear all took place above and were set off during the moratorium on atomic tests It was expected that the fifth would produce protests from Arab and African countries de spite the nature of an underground test Resignation Of General Is Accepted WASHINGTON UPI Army with unaccustomed swiftness Saturday accepted Maj Gen Ed win A Walker's resignation of his commission effective immediately Walker involved in a over his troop information and education program as a di- commander in Germany elected to resign rather than re- ire at he could have done His actions meant he gave up about a year in retirement The general resigned 10 that he could carry on anti- Communist efforts as a private citizen he said Gonzalez Wins In San Antonio SAN ANTONIO Tex candidate Join B Goode ejection of Us Democratic op- Hevy B in a special fought national party retana the 171 h fee dty gaw ntet L S Hartley center an official of the B IE 0 Railroad was the speaker at last night's dinner meeting of the Muskingum County Soil Conservation Service Seated left is R H Fletcher and at right k William W Arnold winners of conservation awards Nominees for supervisor standing from left to right are R G Dozer Marvin Finlaw Francis Couden and Lawrence Eck A talk by L S Hartley an official of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and the presentation of awards to winners of water conservation programs featured the annual dinner meeting of the Muskingum ty Soil and Water Conservation District Saturday night at the YWCA H C and William W Arnold who operate a dairy farm in Cass Township were the winners in the contest for farms over 140 acres while R H Fletcher Harrison ship livestock fanner who ates a farm was the winner in the smaller farm di- vision The men were given jackets and plaques to be mounted at the entrance of their farms ing of their in con- servation for the year The presentations were made by George D Heagen chairman of the board of supervisors Hartley is manager of culture livestock and perishable traffic for the railroad During the meeting Marvin Finlay of Union Township rence Eck of Salt Creek ship and R J Dozer of Newton Township were elected to the board of supervisors More than 100 persons ed the meeting DISAPPEARANCE NOT EXPLAINED Missing West Point Cadet Turns Up At His Home COLUMBUS Ohio UPI Weaver Jr 18 who wared from West Point Military Academy Aug 30 returned to his Ohio home Saturday and was taken to Ft Hayes ary police barracks here Officials at Fort Hayes said Veaver was being held until a from West Point ar- rived to take the youth back to lie academy Weaver refused to allow any pic ures or interviews and military abided by his wish His father Paul M Weaver ir said the youth came home around 10 Saturday and ed a friend of his in Portsmouth The boy friend notified Weaver's merits and then the father and riend drove to the downtown area where young Weaver waited The elder Weaver said he ied the local FBI agent and then lis son was taken into custody or questioning He was kept by te FBI only a short time and ten permitted to spend the rest of the day at home Weaver said his ion was taken Jewel Robbery COLUMBUS Jewel t reported to police that 139 iamond and gold rings worth vanished from three trays m a display case at a suburban center store Friday night to Fort Hayes here about p.m by two military policemen The father said he did not tion his boy about where he had been for the last two months He said Paul was bewildered Weaver said his son was not aware of the nationwide search and appeared unconcerned about being AWOL from West Point This is the happiest day of my Weaver said adding that his son said This is the happiest day of my life too Dad The parents of the cadet left for Columbus Saturday night and said they would accompany their son to West Point Weaver's mother said We spent some anxious moments the past few months but we never gave up hope It's just wonderful to have him back Regarding the AWOL charges Mrs Weaver said I don't know It's up to them but we'll talk about that later I'm sure things will turn out she added Col Joel Stevens the West Point public information officer said we expect to learn all about where Weaver had been and why he left the academy Stevens in- Weaver would return to the academy Sunday Meanwhile we are all relieved to hear he is safe and well Candidates Disclose Moves By GOP Chief To Scuttle Progress Raymond E Danker chairman of the can Executive Committee Saturday was charged with advising four present members of City Council to sit on your hands and let the city manager fall flat on his face The accusation was hurled by Mayor Gordon E Gifford Eugene R Mizer Wilbert Noyes and Roy Danker Two Killed 2 Made HI By Fumes The Hits New 2 Sec A Styles Of Civil War 9 Sec A Dodge City b Cattle 11 Sec A City As From Expressway Page 8 Sec C Page Sec Civil War 6 A Books 7 A Builders Page 4 B Classified Pages D Deaths Funerals 8 B Editorial Page 4 A Financial News 5 D Gift of ROMS 4 A Main Stem 4 A Minnie Brown 4 C Page Sec Old A Photo Highlights 11 A Radio-TV News 6 B Sally D Sports News D Stamps 5 B Theaters 2 B Weather Map 8 B Women's News C 11 C E Wilson who claimed made the statement just four days after the 1957 election when the four ran with Republican Club endorsement This we refused to said We were campaigning on a promise to the city mana- ger form of government a fair chance In fact this was the First item on our platform The four men seeking next Tuesday also charged Danker with trying to block city progress on two other occasions They revealed they had con suited the titular head of the GOP on the advisability of adopting a lax to finance many ed improvements He told us it was politica and he therefore opposed to the statement continued We adopted the in come tax over oppos ion We noticed that he has no climbed on the band wagon The candidates said that Dan ker was opposed to the Express way in 1958 and quoted him i Saying The Expressway is an eng nightmare and is one o he biggest mistakes IBS ever made It is the greates vaste of money that has eve been imposed on the taxpayers Saturday the four made this We notice that Danker is now trying to take credit for this de- because like the rest f us he realizes that when he rosses the Muskingum River on new Expressway Bridge he s not crossing it on a mare It was the second serious harge of attempted bossism urled at Danker within a week In a telecast over ast Sunday night Gifford r Noyes and Wilson made a joint accusation that the club had made an attempt to gain political control of council by asking them to sign a pledge of allegiance to the Club's policy committee The four refused to take such a pledge and later were passed up when they sought the Club's endorsement in their bid for re- election As a result they are running as independents College Football With Zanesville's Chuck Bryant snagging two touchdown passes and in turning in a timely pass interception to set the pace Ohio State's Buckeyes thumped Iowa's Hawkeyes Other leading college scores Wittenberg 28 Denison 0 Capital 15 Marietta 6 Miami 40 Toledo 14 Michigan 28 Duke 14 Syracuse 28 Pittsburgh Minnesota IS Michigan State o Army M Detroit 7 Navy U Dame 10 Northwestern 14 Indiana 8 8 Ohio I Purdue U Illinois I CANTON UPI A young ate was found dead and another couple in serious condition day of carbon monoxide poisoning in a car near the Stark County town of Fairhope Stark County Sheriff Hine said John Custer 20 and Meta Arrendale 18 of Canton were dead on arrival at Mercy tal here The sheriff said Brenda Custer 18 sister of John and Gary cich 20 were found in the seat of the car and were in rious condition in the hospital Hine said the dead couple were in the front seat of- the car park ed near the Pennsylvania road tracks A faulty exhaust system caused the carbon monoxide to filter into the car according to Hine Two Sought For Beating o Hitchhiker Muskingum Morgan and County authorities Saturday for two men in an utomobile who picked up a Zanesville youth near the Fair Shopping Center Friday night drove north then gave him severe beating and left him on Route 16 near Adams Mills The youth James Shipman 16 617 Howard street was at Coshocton Memorial al for head injuries and later vas dismissed Young Shipman told authorities he decided to hike to aw in Coshocton County where e formerly lived He hitched the ride on urg road and the men stopped t Dresden to buy beer the told Harry Wortman locton County juvenile officer Before reaching Trinway t h e men forced him to drink two of the beer the youth Then or Ohio 16 he was ered out of the car and the men to beat and kick him hen they drove off Shipman was discovered on the at p.m by Larry oody a son of Coshocton Deputy Sheriff Dwight Moody rho was returning home from he University of Cincinnati for he weekend Moody took young lipman to the hospital Shipman told authorities he be- eved the license for the men's ar had been issued in Morgan Ike At Cleveland CLEVELAND UPI Dwight D to speak ktn
