Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 7, 1962, Zanesville, Ohio lit Sunday's Movie Theaters Set Up In Vacant Rooms The Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Center Of Raging Dispute For 15 See Sundays TR 100TH PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO SATURDAY JULY 7 1962 SEVEN CENTS mom Report Global Views LONDON Runaway Soviet spy Robert applies for political asylum and Home Office spokesman says re- quest is under consideration earlier British judge grants writ of habeas corpus ing return to U S at least until July 16 Page 1 ALGIERS Moroccan troops occupy outpost 15 miles inside Algeria in what could be roccan grab for share of rich Sahara Page 1 BRAZIL New riots break out in Rio do Janeiro suburb of Caxias where two are killed protesting general strike ed by leftist unions in new political crisis Page 1 The nation NEVADA Mightiest nuclear blast ever detonated in ed States rocks southern vada desert in first known ex- plosion of an H-bomb type de- vice in United States Page 1 WASHINGTON Two ture Department men recant statements and admit ing from Billie Sol Estes enterprises OXFORD Miss Literary giant William Faullkner dies of heart attack in sippi surroundings his ings made famous Page 1 Around Ohio CLEVELAND Five persons including three policemen are injured in attempted holdup of a downtown loan office pers hinder police in smoking out bandits Page 1 YOUNGSTOWN Three sons are killed when two big trucks and an auto Page 1 CANTON Stark County En- gineer John Shisler W dies of apparent heart attack in his office Page 1 Names In Pope John XXIII receives New York Mayor Robert Wagner and family in special ence at Vatican City Ed Sadowski catcher for Los Angeles Angels sustains mi- nor face injury when his auto runs off Chavez Ravine road at Los Angeles early Friday Oscar Levant pianist ist is admitted to Mt Sinai Hospital in Hollywood for treatment of undisclosed illness The Weather FORECAST Chance of iso- lated thundershowers this after- noon and evening on Page PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today's Low FRIDAY'S TEMPERATURES Friday's High Friday's Low S 10 Noon 2 p.m 71 82 4 p.m 6 p.m 8 p.m 10 p.m 59 56 TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Albuquerque SS 5 Billings Boston Chicago DCS Lan Vegas Lot Angeles Pittsburgh XJ 79 SO 105 SI 87 FIVE DAY FORECAST Temperatures average near mal and a little below normal east with minor day-to-day change Normal high low Rainfall will one half to three quarters of an inch as scattered thundershowers occurring mainly the first part of next week Ohio Skies Sunset today tomorrow Moonset tonight First quarter p.m p.m Monday PROMINENT STAR Arcturus in the west p.m VISIBLE PLANETS In the west at sunset Jupiter in the southeast Mars rises Saturn due south ECHO SCHEDULE The schedule for Echo satellite tesy of ihr Sohio Research Center at Cleveland 9 to p.m southwest to northeast 50 de- in southeast to p.m to east overhead All times EST Author William Faulkner who died Friday is shown here at his home in Oxford Miss in a combination photo At left Faulkner who fancied himself as a southern PRIZE man and who was fond of riding to hounds is stroking a horse At right he is shown writing in his home UPI William Faulkner 64 Dies Hailed As Literary Giant OXFORD Miss UPI rary giant William Faulkner died of a heart attack Friday in the rural Mississippi surroundings which he brought to the world in novels hailed as among the est of the 20th Century The Nobel Prize winner passed away at 2 CST 4 EOT with his wife Estelle at his bedside A family spokesman would say only that he died in a local hospital The Faulkner who invariably cast himself in the role of the southern man was fond of riding to the hounds and had been in ill health since he suffered a fall three weeks ago His death was the second of a great American writer in a little more than a year Ernest died in Idaho 2 1961 President Kennedy led the world in paying tribute to Faulkner whose novels included such as The Sound and the Sanctuary The Un- and Absalom Ab- salom Kennedy called Faulkner one of the great creators of this and said Faulkner through his works had sought to nate the restless searching of all men One of Faulkner's ican authors romantic novelist Frank Slaughter There's no doubt he stood head and shoulders above anyone else writing today With the death of Hemingway and now Faulkner we have lost the two giants of the American novel and I don't know who can take their place In 1949 Faulkner received the Nobel Prize in literature for a series of novels in which he created his Yochna- County in northern Mississippi From these ings he drew his sometimes Ohio Crash Kills Three YOUNGSTOWN UPI Three persons were killed and a teenage boy was injured Friday in an on Ohio 224 about 27 miles southwest of here involving an auto and two tractor trailers Killed were Roscoe Nye 69 RD 1 Salem driver of the car and his passengers Honor J Dales 50 Salem and his wife Thelma 47 The Dales son Larry suffered only minor in- juries The Highway Patrol said the Nye car was stopped on the way waiting to make a turn when it was struck in the rear by a tractor-trailer driven by ert Ferguson 22 Beaver Falls Pa The impact tossed the auto into the path of an oncoming truck driven by Dan L Wise 22 Suffield Ohio The Highway Patrol charged Ferguson with traffic ter The victims all sitting in the front seat died of crushed chests The woman had to be pried from the wreckage The boy was sitting in the back seat and sometimes brutal characters for his novels Faulkner also won a Pulitzer Prize for his literary efforts in 1954 and in 1950 he got the tional Book Gold Medal for his volume Collected Stories of liam Faulkner One of the keys to Faulkner's genius was the faculty he sessed of thinking and writing in the vernacular of poor whites and Negroes of his chosen section Some of his sentences ran for pages and he frequently strung together a series of negative phrases The whole of the literary world expressed surprise and regrets Upton Sinclair noting he some times was repelled by the power fulness of Faulkner's com- that one is shocked of the death of any man that is worthy of respect Pearl Buck said she had come to think of Faulkner as somehow indestructible and In a profound sense he is of course British novelist S i r Charles Snow called Faulkner one of the great writers of our time cult but American very much in the great American line for Faulkner will be held at 2 p.m CST 4 p.m EOT Saturday at the Faulkner home with only the family attending The body will then be moved to Oxford Memorial Cemetery where graveside services will be held in the tha Faulkner made famous Mighty Nuclear Blast Exploded In Nevada NEVADA TEST SITE Nev UPI The mightiest nuclear blast within the United States and the first known detonation of any explosive in this country was set off underground Friday chewing a giant open-faced crater in the desert floor The thermonuclear blast was the first in a historic set of atomic tests and will be followed Saturday by the initial atmospheric nuclear shot here in Four years Friday's explosion ated a crater about 300 feet deep Licking Co Mother Of Six Killed NEWARK A ing County mother of six children was killed Friday in a cle mishap at the intersection of Ohio 79 and Interstate 70 a half mile north of Buckeye Lake The victim was identified as Joan Byrd Glover 30 of Newark Route 6 According to the Licking ty sheriff's office the woman was thrown from a motorcycle driven by her husband Jack M Glover 36 when vehicle slid out of control striking the curb as he attempted to turn onto Ohio 79 Licking County Coroner George A Gressle said death was due to a fractured skull The husband was taken to ark City Hospital where he was listed in fair condition with tiple and lacerations Glenn's Father In Hospital Here John H Glenn of Bloomfield road New Concord father of As Lt Col John H Glenn Jr is a patient in pital He was admitted Thursday Glenn who is 67 is reported to be in fairly good condition The nature of his illness was not dis- closed but he is a patient hospital's surgical floor and a third of a mile wide in rocky sandy soil A huge dirty cloud also rose into the perfectly clear sky The cloud visible 65 miles away in Las Vegas first had the shape of a stemless mushroom Then it took the form of a stack of immense inflated rubber lubes American scientists hailed day's test as an attempt to study peaceful utilization of nuclear force for a variety of purposes The Atomic Energy Commission AEC announced the explosion had a yield of 100 kilotons or more a kiloton is equal to 1.000 tons of But the AEC an within two hours after the blast that 95 per cent of the radioactivity was trapped in the ground or brought back to earth by quickly falling debris The AEC said the remainder radioactive matter fell close to the test site A flash of light preceded the spray of dirt and rock which shot some 7.000 feet high witnesses The AEC placed the al of the cloud at 12.000 feet although observers said it twice that high In a brief announcement the AEC An underground shot was set off by the Atomic En ergy Commission at the Nevada test site at 10 Boy Hanged REEDSVILLE Ohio UPI John Hash 7 who was described as always playing Tarzan ac hanged himself in his bed at his Mome here Friday A grandfather Lee Wallace said the child tied a belt around his neck and then around a bedpost and apparently slipped Runaway Spy Asks Asylum In Britain Morocco Threatens Al geria ALGIERS UPI troops were ed Friday to have seized a desert outpost 15 miles in- side newly independent Algeria and to be ng a second one in what could be the beginning of a roccan grab for a greater share of the Sahara Desert The fledgling Algerian ist government was beset with the possibility of a military revolt troubles in Tunisia and a new wave of OAS shooting in 0 r a n where 95 persons were killed Thursday and 163 wounded New disorders also broke in giers Friday when a crowd ol some 800 Moslems invaded a Roman Catholic cathedral aged a statue of Joan of Arc threw some church furnishings to the ground and desecrated the throne The demonstrators after They were protesting the building a towering structure at the edge of the bah originally was a mosque and therefore should be returned to the Moslems Algerian provisional government sources said the Moroccans had occupied the post of 15 miles inside the frontier and near the desert city of Colomb Bechar The Algiers officials said the Moroccans also were menacing the Algerian Sahara town of douf some 400 miles southwest of At the same time a dissident Algerian nationalist leader charged that the Tunisian govern ment has encircled Algerian troops stationed there by cutting off their food supplies and de- them of communications from the outside The charge was made to a news conference in Rabat co by Mohammed who resigned recently from his post as minister of state in the ian Provisional Government Khider is a strong porter of leftist vice premier hammed Ben Bella who broke recently with provisional premier Ben Youssef Ben An authoritative report here Friday night said that in day's shooting in the west port city 75 Moslems and 20 Euro- peans were killed A total of 123 Moslems and 40 Europeans were wounded the report said Engineer Dies In Stark Co CANTON UPI Shisler 64 Stark County engineer col- lapsed and died in his office day apparently of a heart attack Shisler was in conference with commissioners in another office when he complained of being short of breath He excused self and relumed to his own of- fice where he fell over dead Fraud Charged CLEVELAND UPI Mrs B Bauer 37 Cleveland was charged with embezzlement Friday after police said she ad pocketing between and from the Sun Finance Loan Co where she was a cashier Gunman Robert Spaulding 24 is subdued by some of the 50 patrolmen who participated in a gun battle in downtown land Spaulding and two confederates ed to rob a loan company office UPI Telephoto MORGAN CO NATIVE GEORGE B WATKINS 8 p.m Sunday at the funeral home George B Watkins Florist Dies At 78 George B Watkins 78 of 626 Brighton boulevard a Zanesville florist since 1899 died at Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital where he had been admitted Wednesday Although he had been in failing health for the past few months his death was unexpected Mr Watkins came to Zanesville in 1890 and nine years later went to work for the late A R Ed- wards an Ohio street greenhouse owner and florist In 1907 Mr Watkins purchased the business and it has since remained at its original location A native of McConnelsville Mr Watkins was born Sept 2 1883 a son of Lorenzo D and Walker Watkins His business venture began as Watkins Greenhouses Later it was changed to the George B Watkins Son Flower Shop when lis son George Jr became a wrtner Since 1955 however it las been Watkins Flowers Inc Mr Watkins was the first Zanesville florist to have delivery a service which he started in 1913 He also p m today and Amity ed the distinction of being the first services al in Zanesville to use electrical re- in a flower shop in 1922 Although he retired from ac Jive participation in 1955 he had remained close to the business and at the time of his death was vice president and secretary of the firm Mr Watkins was an active er and bowler and an avid sports fan He was a member of Brighton Presbyterian Church Lodge of Amity No 5 F AM Grotto the Elks Club the ville Chamber of Commerce foma Club and the Zanesville Club In addition he served as a di rector of the Ohio Rapid Transit Mr Watkins is by his widow the former Charlotte the son George Jr of 475 Longview one daughter Mrs John P Dorothy Collins of Lakeland four grand- daughters and a grandson Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death The body is al the Forest nue Chapel of the neral Home where friends may call from 7 until 9 this evening and from 2 until 4 and from 7 un- 9 p.m Sunday Services will be held al Monday with the Rev Ir- ven Shudlick pastor of Brighton Church officiating Burial will be in Greenwood The Elks will services at Brazilians Stage Riots RIO DE JANEIRO UPI Rioting broke out in Rio de Jan industrial suburbs for the second day Friday in protest against high prices and food shortages Police headquarters in Caxias reported two persons were killed and seven wounded there Friday when bands of agitators clashed with police after setting fire to the newspaper Force Popular and at- tacking some residences There was no confirmation of the ly report from other sources Wild rumors swept Rio that rioting had broken out in the city itself and many stores closed their doors Carlos governor of Guanabara state where Rio is broadcast an appeal for calm and urged merchants to re- open their shops Troops rushed to Caxias to re- store order when the police chief reported the situation out of con- trol Police in nearby Sao Joao de Merity township reported hoodlums from nearby slums were leading looting of residences there Five Injured In Cleveland Holdup Try CLEVELAND per sons including three policemen were injured Friday in a wild gun battle involving 50 policemen anc two bandits in an attempted bery of a downtown loan office Police at first arrested three men in connection with the jery but one man turned out to be a customer of the loan com- pany the Sun Finance Loan Ho and he was released upon identification Two policemen and one bandil suffered bullet wounds during the Another policeman and a girl suffered tear gas burns during the melee A large crowd of shoppers hin dered police who were trying to smoke the two bandits out of the second floor office in the Caxton Building Police arrived while the was in progress after be- ng alerted by an unidentified woman who witnessed it from a nearby office Patrolman Alvin Character on duty at a nearby corner was the first to arrive on the scene and was wounded in the arm as he entered the office trolman Frank glasses were broken by a shot and his ace cut One bandit identified as Ed- ward Spaulding 24 was shot in he stomach and hand His com- was identified as Willie E Steplight 21 Both were from Cleveland A third man arrested William I Cooper 57 Cleveland was er released by police when pany employes identified him as a customer who had just walked nto the office when the holdup began Police fired tear gas into the loan company office in an at- to flush out the bandits Patrolman Henry and Mary Lou Fitzpatrick IS a loan company employe suffered car gas burns Dr Soblen Tries To Avoid Jail LONDON UPI away Soviet spy Robert A Soblen Friday requested political asylum in Britain Shortly afterwards the red pajama clad Soblen was from his hospital to Prison while Britain dered his latest maneuver to life imprisonment in the United States A spokesman for the British lome Office said request or asylum was being d The announcement came T British High Court Justice Sir Alan signed a writ of corpus that delayed return to the United States at least until July 17 The desperate political and maneuvers of the Lithuanian born doomed to die from snarled him in such a tangled and complex web that no ble American or British official would even guess Vow it would end Soblen jumped bail in New York June 28 and fled to Israel on a forged passport be- to his dead Canadian Brother His attorney Ari rion had fought political asylum or him in Tel Aviv but Premier ordered Soblen ex- celled Sunday for entering the country illegally slashed his wrist and a stolen steak knife into lis abdomen the same day while ic was being flown to New York aboard an El Al Israeli jet iner in the company of the Chief U.S Marshal James McShane and an Israeli police surgeon Dr Asher Gottlieb There was speculation Friday ic had knifed himself more to lalt the flight than to try to kill London's Hillingdon announced Friday he was fit enough to travel and he was re- moved to prison immediately pale face was by his red pajamas and he red blanket covering his stretcher as he was carried from he hospital to an ambulance He put a bandaged wrist over his ace when he saw photographers vailing outside the hospital Removal to a prison provided one of the fine legal technicalities in the request for a corpus that the er is being detained Because of he legal entanglements he was not technically a prisoner in the According to the British Horns Office Soblen is legally still in aboard the Israeli airliner and never legally entered Brit- ain because he was taken from he plane direct to the hospital vithout passing through customs or immigration Technically therefore it is up to El Al Airlines to take Soblen as soon as he is well enough to ravel and complete his flight to he United Area News Highlights Short Story A Great Confidence Nothing To Laugh At Page Sec Bridge 2 B Classified Ads B Comic Pages B Court A Deaths Funerals 5 A Editorial Pages A Page 5 Sec B Page 2 Sec A Page 4 Sec A Page 5 Sec A Page Sec Markets 3 B Police News 5 A Radio-TV News 2 A Sports B Theater 2 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