Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 27, 1963, Zanesville, Ohio Late Summer Sunburn Can Be See TR The Times Recorder THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL YOU Can Put In 100TH PAGES OHIO JILY 27 1963 SEVEN CENTS Feared Dead In Yugoslav Quake GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT ZIP RALLY LONDON Society osteopath Dr Stephen Ward angrily de- nies he is of procuring playgirls for his friends Page IB TOKYO Communist China ex presses confidence it will ter nuclear weaponry m the not too distant future and Russia of bartering away Communist interests by signing a test ban treaty with the West Page The WASHINGTON The cost of living rises to an all time high in June primarily a story of sugar cigarettes and taxes Page 1 B NEW YORK Civil demonstrations subside for the first time in a week but a leader warns it is the calm before the storm Page 1 COLIMBUS Development Director George S Wilson re- ports that amazing results been obtained from an industrial promotion published earlier this week in The Wall Street Journal Page DELAWARE Mrs B e s s i e Mae Moore 28 of Campbell O and her son Vernall 19 months die in a crash near here Page COLUMBUS The state plans to build the first two pilot Golden Age Villages for dis- charged elderly mental in Columbus and do Page Atames IN News J Day Postmaster General submits resignation to President Kennedy He will enter private law practice in Washington Ragnar Benson Chicago tractor takes off on ed airliner for Sweden companied by grandchildren and other relatives It's an annual event and Benson picks up the whole tab His party this year consisted of 30 persons Thf FORECAST Partly doudy warm and humid today and night with thundershowers ly on page PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today's High Low FRIDAY'S s High ij Low Sam 4 am fl p-m 15 Noon 87 S pai J p m 84 pra 4 TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE York BosTon p New Orleans 2 g San Fa X Jacksonv FIVE DAY FORECAST Temperatures will e r f normal Normal h upper low wain and most of the tv the week end and total of cr more S 22 an I am 2 It at JFK Hails Test Ban Agreement WASHINGTON President Kennedy said Friday night the nuclear test ban agreement the Soviet Union is a step toward peace a step ward reason a step away from war i But he warned that it is the millennial in solving West differences In a report to the nation on what the agreement can mean to you and your dren and your neighbors the President called on the world's four nuclear try to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons io other nations The President did not mention Communist China by name but said a small but significant ber of have the in- physical and financial resources to produce and deliver nuclear weapons in the next eral years Neither the United States nor he Soviet Union nor the United Kingdom nor France can look forward to that day with ity Kennedy said Authoritative sources in Paris predict French President Charles de Gaulle will refuse to sign the limited test ban agreement ini in Moscow Thursday and will proceed with plans for an in- dependent French nuclear force Communist China already has declared it would ignore any agreement reached in Moscow The President speaking in a spirit of said the ment outlawing nuclear tests in the atmosphere outer space and under water has its limitations But he added it can be a step toward reduced world tensions and broader areas of agreement He gave this grim A war today or tomorrow if it led to nuclear war would not be like any war in history A full scale nuclear exchange lasting less than M minutes could wipe out more man 3N million cans Europeans and Russians as well as untold numbers where And the survivors as man Khrushchev warned the Com- munist Chinese would envy the dead For they would inherit a world so devastated by explosions and poison and fire that today we cannot conceive of all its horrors Even without a war he said unlimited testing in the future would mean unnatural es in the number of children and grandchildren with cancer in their bones with leukemia in their blood or with poison hi lungs Public Invited To Fairgrounds Program Wednesday Governor Due To Discuss Industrial Development Ohio Gov James A Rhodes will speak at a public rally here Wednesday evening in the interests of Ohio's industrial growth program and the Zanesville Industrial Program The event will be held at the grounds grandstand at p.m In addition to the governor's speech there will be a spectacular fireworks dis- play ZIP's tremendous fund-raising ity toxvard a goal of for industrial development has caught the eye of the governor He has publicly expressed the view that through such community tion Zanesville cannot help but make swift headway in attracting new industry to the community Rhodes repeatedly has asserted that he is going out after more and thus more Ohio He made the need for more industry in Ohio his No 1 issue in his successful campaign for the governor's chair The event will also mark the first jor public appearance of ZIP's new trial development director G Robert Nicholson Among the others who will appear on GOV JAMES A RHODES the program are ZIP officials G Ronald Dice Allan Land vice dent who will also serve as master of ceremonies Walter treasurer and William O Littick chairman The program be climaxed by the firew display Campaign workers and to the ZIP fund will be given special Dice emphasized that the program is open to the public We invite everyone interested in the industrial development of the community or not they have been active in come to the next Wednesday night to hear the talk by Governor Rhodes and enjoy the f i r e- works he said The program will also include music by the Zanesville Memorial Band The Pilot Club will be in charge of a special reception for the governor Wednesday evening Jean Nicholas and Mrs Evelyn Richardson are serving as co-chairmen Meanwhile ZIP officials said they are making a final big effort to push the campaign for over the top before the governor's arrival At the last report meeting the total had passed the 000 mark Buildings Topple j Like Cut i i Early Reports Say BELGRADE UPI A catastrophic quake devastated the Yugoslav city of Skopje day toppling buildings like cut Mattering an hotel full of tourists and taking a toll of thousands killed or injured Yugoslav Red Cross officials feared the death toll might go as high as 5.000 thousand sons were reported injured the quake than j Belgrade from ths of the southern Yugoslav quake said he saw city of more than hers of dead and injured iwng j in the The official Yugoslav Reports from the siene quoted rescue tens of thousands of other in the city as were roaming the jing that over a thousand and frightened many of pie were killed in the disaster number of injured exceeds thousand it added j dispatch said thai by noon nearly 12 hours after the quake struck about 200 bodies been counted as rescue j teams worked feverishly through rubble Numerous them injured TV of the Sand those who have InM relatives can be hoard all the Belgrade newspaper Politka said in a special edition In the wreckage of the way station the streams of ped persons can still be heard The question is whether rescue rescue teams are clearing away the rubble under j teams can reach them in time j which screams arc sail heard the official report said It added according to reports so far i about per cent of all the i buildings in the city had been de- PLEDGES GOOD WILL Peace Pact Urged By Soviet Leader MOSCOW UPI Premier Nikita S Khrushchev Friday called j for a peace pact between Communist and Western military PT Film Critics LONDON PI London 1 movie critics panned the film FT m which tells j of President Kennedy's ex- as a Navy lieutenant in i World War II i ers as another step toward fulfilment of age old dream of total disarmament Headlines over the reviews to He pledged Soviet good will in further moves to end the cold war ranged from It's enough make a president Mush to Tartan Kennedy beats the i Japs and to cliches Man Jailed For Torture Of Stepson WOODSFIELD A Jerusalem man was fined and sentenced to six months in jail Friday on a while singling out the knotty lem of the Germanics as the key issue Khrushchev's appeal and pledge were made in a joint interview with the Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda and the cial government publication tia Newsmen were summoned to a special conference at the eign ministry to hear the ment read before publication or The Daily Express critic ed bow a movie could be made about the heroism of a future President without ing the exploit and making the President look like a damned fool charge of torturing his old stepson Sheriff Tinker Sulsberger reported broadcast by Khrushchev Radio Moscow presumably dis- cussed East-West issues in a American shooter W Averell Dwindle Is Charged j By Castro v UPI Premier CHILDREN MADE ILL 51 Persons Felled By Chlorine Fumes The city's hospital also was reported damaged in the quake Patient were to leaped through the windows in panic many breaking legs and in The earthquake centered the downtown area of the city j which has some modern buildings or 12 stories high struck about READING Pa LTD The valve on a chlorine tank at 15 a m 12 15 EOT while city swimming pool Friday sending deadly over nf the still and felling 51 persons all but three of them children Robert 3 was listed in critical condition at St Joseph's h on goo persons were made Hospital and Andy Stopper of pool was less in a few seconds The ted to Reading Community Hospital in good The 13 others admitted to hospitals were listed in good or or damaged arms In Uppsala Sweden the At one spot m the devastated Institute said the a mother screamed je tremor as recorded on its m-j as she held two dead was a bit stronger j children in her arms than one that destroyed Agadir j Special disaster rescue and Morocco m March killing j medirai teams were rushed to more than j Skopje an agricultural and com- center on the Vardar River Skopje is situated in rugged mountain terrain in Macedonia near the site of the city of Scupi which was destroyed by an earthquake in the The city is a transfer point located at a road and rail junction 125 air miles north of Salonika Greece 110 of the Bulgarian capital of Sofia and 95 airline miles of j asleep Reports to Belgrade said over conditions All available fire and police were sent to the scene as youngsters m a dazed wan dered aimlessly through the dent Day Resignation cial agency said nearly J three-quarters of the city 200 south of Belgrade was de- I rana Albania said all 100 guests It was the disastrous the Hotel mav be part of one of the city's mam chain reaction that WASHINGTON fUPI and the structure tremors that rocked the completely shattered j Italian and French re- Many were ill and the were almost unconscious General j Edj the large local Private automobiles and house and dozens of were commandeered to cor ward He M nnt a vey the young victims to the replacement city's three told Day that given oxygen and a Dilution to W wren induce vomiting to help clear leaves become of he Washington office of acler Nine were treated at and Harper Wayne E 34 who initialed charged that I Hospital but none was detained firm partial He urged Let us try to turn the world from war Let us ward Eugene Carpenter with the buckle end of a belt on the face neck back and legs and for ing the boy's toes with matches Sulsberger said j Sulsberger said the boy's grand- mother Mrs Bessie Carpenter of near in Belmont Jo clear test ban treaty here dav out of Stopper 46 track at railway station the sixth straight day er major buildings in Skopje six earth hit Terr a were flattened j resort town of 85.000 population fell like cut trees the mountains northeast of down m a rumbling boom iRoma a Yugoslav newsman in said the 1 UPI by telephone i wave may continue in a a direction bringing airline pilot flew to quakes m its wake f High School said he was leaves to repon m the room at personally to President Kennedy j and said he hopes the on the negotiations and his government will accept his with Khrushchev In the interview of the US Em- expressed satisfaction at the Big here Three agreement to end weapons tests in the atmosphere pool preparing to treat shortly after the pool opened at 10 a m when one of the two Stopper bv the spread the alarm after some space and under water a Inside I the world's slide annihilation and to check toward Castro also mocked President ennedy for pledge to Cuban space ano that their brigade warned the bv be returned to them in ad not end the arms Page Sec Bridge 4 B Births 1 B Classified Ads B Comic B B Deaths Funerals 8 A Editorial Pages A B Radio-TV News 2 A Short A B A Women's News 8 B store in Jerusalem jof j youngsters dashed through i said the boy had been The Soviet premier said he was j The Cuban leader addressing a j jarge near sleeping on a bare floor on that agreement had throng in the Plaza of room and second floor of his home preached by the nuclear made one of his passed hrough a heavy The boy was turned over to i tors that discussions aimed at and violent attacks on of 1 tUI IV tAJt -J M- Mrs Carpenter who solving East-West tensions should Narcotics Charge Calif UPI Tne VAN SUYS Actress Donald was accused Friday of forging two prescriptions to ob- tain the drug and pleaded guilty in a speedy court proceeding The blonde was re- leased on IBS bail and Aug 33 was set as the date for ing by municipal Judge Francis Cochran said she would take him to a physician for treatment His con- dition was not believed serious Mrs Carpenter filed the charge against Sulsberger said Monroe County Judge John said the sentence given was the maximum lowed by law did not contest the charge He made no attempt to deny the charge berger said When the judge asked bride if he had anything to say he said he was tony Sulsberger reported United States since he came fte other adait beside the power four and a half years Stopper was identified In a long shouting talk ing the anniversary of his be continued It should be a pact of peace among the Khrushchev said The United States Britain and Soviet Union should not rest on he breakthrough agreement on nuclear first major East-West agreement since the IMS Austrian should continue efforts which will lead back step by step to flic consolidation j The American Red Cross owes Shirley 27 Sne and her Mth of July Revolutionary ment Castro called on his ers in Latin America to against their governments and said the Soviet Union Cuba and Communist Noc members three young children also overcome bv the of peace to the realization of dream of uni- versal and complete Khrushchev laid us 110 million and the U.S is trying to swindle the Cuban people in a shameful he charged Report WASHINGTON Department official agency investigators arej looking into reports that some merchants in Floyd Ky have been accepting federal food stamps for purchases of shine liquor Dazed residents of Skopje Yugoslavia walk past rams nf the city's Hotel Macedonia which was destroyed by violent quake All 3M w UK nC them were tilled teams reached the city which was by tranon UPI
