Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - January 15, 1962, Zanesville, Ohio Sec Tuesday's Original Tragic Boner In Berlin Laid To Gen Gay 14 PAGES The Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL ZANESVILLE OHIO MONDAY JANUARY 15 1962 Jap Strike Wave Likely To Benefit American See Tuesday's TR SEVEN CENTS This news Global ing reported in Stanleyville between troops loyal to ental Province strongman zenga and those supporting former right-hand man Gen Victor Page 1 toll continues to mount as commandos of outlawed Secret kill at least seven Moslems and wound 30 others in and grenade attack on Moslem cafe Page 1 MOSCOW Soviet newspaper Pravda warns Russia will ex- more nuclear bombs if West does not accept its plans for uncontrolled test Page 1 The Nation WASHINGTON gets down to work today on first legislative business of new cession Kennedy budget to be submitted Thursday Page 1 NEW YORK U N General Assembly meets today on vital African colonial tion overshadowed by Congo developments Page 1 WASHINGTON Democratic group in move to silence Republican taunts about con- gressional inaction on civil rights opens drive in House for federal fair employment practices law Page 1 NEW YORK Federal aid to public schools controversy con- with many states facing dilemma in on issue on instruction in Page Around Ohio COLUMBUS Eight persons lose their lives in traffic in Ohio over the weekend Four others die in miscellaneous accidents Page MIDDLETOWN Ken Jones of Middletown reports he may take legal action to force the federal government to pay his Revolutionary war tor's estate 1100.000 due from loans and land holdings Page TOLEDO Isaac Williams 44 unemployed laborer is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of a tavern owner George Politis 63 of Toledo Page COLUMBUS State er Joseph Ferguson reports that sales tax revenues took a considerable slump during the lasi six months of 1961 Page In Ernie Kovacs noted comedian who was killed in the crash of his station wagon on a West Los Angeles street Saturday will be buried privately today after services at Community Presbyterian Church in erly Hills Elizabeth Taylor noted actress who earned an Oscar for her starring role in Suddenly Last Summer but was un- able to accept it because of illness receives one belatedly in Rome Italy for her efforts The Weather FORECAST Rain changing to snow tonight and colder PREDICTED TEMPERATURES TEMPERATURES Central Congo Troops Rout Forces Russians Threaten New Tests Captive Guest List Stewardess Marilyn Joy Gear of Saginaw Mich was assured of enough guests to make her wedding to Barry Horenbein of Miami a real social affair when the couple shown aboie prised passengers on York jet flight by being roamed in mid-flight over Florida Sunday UPI Telephoto MOSCOW viet newspaper warned that Russia will explode more nuclear bombs if the West does not accept its plan for uncontrolled test rium The Communist party paper Pravda accused the United States and Britain of an insincere proach to the nuclear test ban scheduled to reopen day in Geneva In a lengthy article apparently planned to step up the da pressure on the West Pravda warned that further Western ing would force the Soviet Union to perfect its nuclear weapons in the way it sees fit i The newspaper said that Soviet proposals for a ban on all atom tests were being ig- ALGIERS of the outlawed Secret Army and distorted not only by OAS killed seven Moslems and wounded 20 others day in a and hand grenade attack on a Moslem cafe Boston mob demonstrations CIVIL WAR THREAT Many Moslems Die In New Uprisings Avalanche Survivors Await Help Gen Claims i Victory In Uprising Of Pro-Communists i LEOPOLDVILLE central government claimed victory Sunday in Stanleyville where firing soldiers led by Gen Victor battled savagely in the streets with outnumbered gendarmes loyal to Vice Premier Antoine ga Premier Cyrille Adoula said who was once right-hand man has the situation in hand after fighting raged UN Opens Session Some of survivors of the monstrous lanche that buried moie than 3.000 Peruvians in the Huaraz area run towards supplies while others stare dazedly at rescue and aid operation being carried out Sunday by Peru military units Food and medical supplies were flown into disaster aiea some 200 miles north of Lima UPI Telephoto BRASS TACKS TIME Pravda particularly accused chief negotiator Arthur Dean Algeria was so close to open civil war between European Of which is unprecedented in tiers and the Moslem majority he practice of diplomatic that Roman Catholic Archbishop a letter to the Leon Etienne Duval appealed in calling special radio television address the Soviet proposais a pian for an group of northern and western Democrats seeking to drown out Republican taunts about Employment Gets Attention for special prayers to save geria in its grave hours Moslems riding in a car sprayed the passing auto of a European family with fire ing the father a son and uninspected uncontrollable The article was signed by En- ver Mamedov a commentator ior the APN news and seriously injuring the wife WASHINGTON UPI another child The brought Sunday's violence toll to 26 dead and 69 wounded onal on civil rights open a drive in the House week p ight and One of the for a federal fair employment practices law had alternative goals to pass jeanClaude a barring job discrimination j where he is mayor bombs damaged the home of Gaullist National Assembly agency here Bui a preface to the article said the editors share the point of view of the APN commentator and consider that the whole world will judge the real attitude of the Western representatives in va toward the banning of nuclear and thermonuclear tests by their behavior there if they can or to make licans take part of the blame OAS failure if they cannot j ists screeched a green sedan to a The prospects are for a jn front of he Cafe of Hope cal bloodletting on issue an suburb burst into no legislative results Even if cafe sprayed could get through the House at Moslems at a bar t probably would die in the he back hurled hand ate as similar proposals have in grenades and nej the past j But WASHINGTON UPI night hundreds of States and fhe European Chairman James Roosevell D- other Moslems staged noisy Market are expected lo Jn House Calif of a House labor in two Algiers sub- a matfer of were being made was named the thri will hold hearings they appeared on a sweeping the million postal rale to Present the Saturday on fair streets with such suddenness the a State Department increase the first order siale to be held TI practices He intends to get a nit of the subcommittee by Jan 23 Chairman Adam C Powell D- N Y of the full House tion and Labor Committee has announced that Roosevelt's Sam 10 am 33 4 2 pm P 5 -a TEMPERATURES w York Tariff Cut Agreement Anticipated Congress Gets Busy Again t's Budget after fighting raged throughout the night and day in the suburbs of Stanleyville ga's were not known some of his bodyguards Casualty ranged from I 116 to addition the United j Nations said troops Jon capturing captured I and three of his officers I No United Nations troops were i involved in this phase of civil war according lo a man Secretary eral Thant put Ethiopians in the Stanleyville area at the dis- posal of who has sworn loyalty to the central Congo re- gime once backed by the viet Union was outnumbered from the start His gendarmerie Congolese troops under WASHINGTON UPI to reach the floor The revenue figure would weapons Apparently the UNITED NATIONS N Y U N General Assembly goes back into session Monday for deliberations of vital colonial questions of ca overshadowed again by crisis in the Congo The world parliament gress knuckles down to work day on the first legislative ness of the new session with one eve peeled for the fiscal 1963 get that President Kennedy will submit Thursday The Senate opens what ises to be prolonged debate on the so-called DuPont It is designed to ease the tax and ket impact of a court order re- quiring the DuPont Company to dispose of its General Motors stock Leading the opposition to the are Sens Albert Gore and Paul H las They are taking up where they left off last year when the Senate adjourned with the Pont measure the pending item of business Various House and Senate com- also open hearings dav most week The budget which the President will send Congress Thursday is an all-time high Ethiopians were not needed front the ing to informed sources it will forecast tax revenues of I In his message the President though Thant told them to use will make an appeal for the force if to restore expected to provide for a surplus rate raising rales and and prevent civil war of aboul tMO million in the fiscal a penny a letter His slim respite Adoula's victory claims starting next July get surplus also will be contingent It will call for spending of about I on Congress continuing present out dav and a few a Peacetime high and excise tax rales I soldiers reported firing scat- topped only by the World War H TJ one more shots into held budgets of and 1945 developments of the Camp Ketele scene of the year session so far a House est fighting when the gendarmes bor subcommittee headed by Rep t attacked James Roosevelt Adoula said the fighting broke hearings Monday on a fair out when of a John Berg Winner In Declamation ployment practices i bisl youth gang loyal to A group of Democrats went the streels of of 300 men faced central did not end its annual sion before Christmas Instead it recessed for three weeks with a trio of major problems held over last Sept session 20 which began The problems were the tion in Portuguese Angola the future of Belgian administered both African territories flanking the explosive Congo and Cuba's aggression complaint against the United States Assembly President Mongi of Tunisia is expected to open with a brief statement 3 p.m EST Monday and plunge into the Angola de- late with presentation of the re- the legislation hope to win House lewille distributing pamphlets if committee passage but failing that i calling for arrest Portugal refused to admit are maneuvering to fry to gendarmes tried African territory Republicans share and i lack of any action at this session Iy threw a protective cordon l Republicans have been taunting around home which has threatened tends that Angola is not a colony ion A High Democrats about was last reported the Senate For- won District 5 of Congress fo act n in his Stanleyville home on bills during the Kennedy the banks of the Congo River But eign Relations Committee It Peace Declamation Contest at scheduled to hear Secretary Sunday evening i Administration Stale Dean Rusk in the annual a girl placing he t review of the international i John Berg who spoke on the House Fence Busters i dangerous in Algeria's sald on the floor II was ex- Columbus Jan 21 He will cities was made all too evident Other violence was reported from one end of Algeria to the other and authorities reported a constantly growing toll of d e a d and wounded said since the ready may have been reached said He said Howard Peterson ial assistant to President and Undersecretary of will be the committee's first first of the year 23 persons have der of business and nothing will been killed and 481 wounded byi intervene until it is disposed of acts of terrorism culture Charles S Murphy are to give this country's com- to the deal with the Temperature part in the contest at the Baptist Church on East Broad street 4 p.m Runner-up in district tion was Polly Keppel ing Belmont who spoke Temperatures in the Zanesville nation Common Market in area soared to 48 degrees winning compositions were early Sunday 34 gendarmes ing his home with surrendered and were put in a prisoner's camp after troops used mortar fire for the first time The mortar attack coincided with an early morning conference in Stanleyville between five gendarmes and backed by civil tive Karl Englund and CAMBRIDGE Local 886 Colonel shorn c United Auto Workers voted Workers at but an integral part of its tional territory and world charter forbids its interference in the area's internal affairs Forty Asian and African tries sponsored the demand for an assembly debate on Angola They appeared to have enough support to force passage by the required two-thirds majority of a tough resolution against gal Services Today HOLLYWOOD UPI 2t a lke as QUILL CALLS MEETING Strike May Be Demanded Against New Rail Merger left Leopoldville Ernie Kovacs killed on the theme Jesus a lu October and has ignored when his car hit a utility Prince of Peace Both of the of 31 tne by central Congolese deputies will be buried privately Sparkplug Company face of Monday after services at afternoon under a bright winter f The Presbyterian in formal sun a change from the Others from meets Monday io vote a censure erly Hills to readings week ty area in the con- a The weatherman savs rain test were Nancy Withers The source said the agreement is expected signed in Geneva within days after final technical will turn lo snow flurries Cemetery avenue Zanes have been worked out I tonight as temperatures a e a i n Joanne Frazier of Cumberland He said he did not expect any Colder is the forecast for 2 and Dreher of Pa and Canada public announcement that Route 3 Miss on lne ment had been reached in Hundreds of motorists took ad- on Is Wrong With Chicago w San Diego Tucson Ohio Skies today tomorrow tomorrow a m Full moon NEW YORK Workers President Mich Quill Sunday ordered his top aides across the country into session to consider a strike against the proposed merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads The extraordinary two-day meeting of the International Executive Council representing sels He added thai it already i Of pleasant weather The World Frazier have been reached in for drives through m and i Others joined in such her on Kills the forces were battling the Pallbearers will be Richard secessionist forces of Jack Lemmon Joe Moise Tshombe of Katanga Billy Wilder Frank Sinatra ince I and Dean Martin U total of workers will under way morning at a hotel here If it takes a strike to protect our union contracts as it responsibilities to national security and public service STAKS the p m Allair sets Square of pm due p.m Arcturus rises statement by representatives of 23 railroad labor unions denouncing the merger as catastrophic in Two Americans SAIGON American officer and I sergeant were ing its potential economic effects j killed in their quarters by an The companies surrender occidental hand grenade explosion when we were forced to shut down the Pennsy for 12 for the first time in 119 years then strike it will Quill de- clared His warning followed a formil mands government ownership and operation of these vital tion facilities now before they are the U.S Embassy in Saigon an- Sunday Eight other Americans were in- jured by the blast Names of all the 10 Americans milked dry to fatten stock I were being withheld pending he Mid of their families joined i ai sta iif IPP s refused to meet toj contract Mrs Cecil ls identical at all as iic arvi However the has ex- e and no- ana f all Cambridge preyed a desire to negotiate on school teachers strictly local contracts at the in- In addition to the opportunity plants enter the Berg won a 1 According to Cater the free trip to the United Nations has slated it would not Return To Capitol The Champion Company em- WASHINGTON UPI York In the to another international dent Kennedy and his family re- be competing for cash turned to the White House Sunday and scholarships The C after a brief weekend visit to Glen i State finals will be held ploys approximately 3.000 Ora their rented Virginia estate 28 at the Ohio Pastors Convention sons at the six plants including Kennedy's announced schedule in Columbus for Monday listed only one a news conference at 4 p.m EST It will be taped for subsequent television and radio broadcast Making People 1 Sec A Speaker's Power 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