Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 28, 1963, Zanesville, Ohio The Times Recorder Formerly 100TH PACES OHIO SI ADA Y 28 1963 TWENTY CENTS Monday Morning TR GATT And What It Means To You if Tips On Harvesting Vegetables News From The Area Farm Front Report On Babe Ruth Tournament Crowded Bridge Falls Into River Harriman Hails Nev A new tremor rocks Skopje Yugoslavia where thousands are believed to have died Crack train loaded with by original earthquake US mercy plane to quake with emergency supplies Page 1 LONDON British experts not impressed by Peking's boasts say it will be long time be- fore Red China has weapons of any consequence Page Tito ton POUT negotiator W Averell man reports to President on nuclear conference including chances for further thawing of cold war Page 1 Va Racial problems continue here at Baton Rouge La and in rente Calif Page 1 MOUNT CLEMENS Nick More than 80 persons ing a women's golf ment are dropped into the Clinton River when suspension bridge falls Page 1 PITTSBURGH Spectacular fire sweeps chemical house causing damage of Page TULSA Hardest rain in sa's recorded history floods scores of homes and strands hundreds of motorists Page t-A WHEELING Gov James A Rhodes of Ohio is among eight Republicans invited to enter West Virginia's tial preference primary next spring Page YELLOW SPRINGS Five lage residents are arrested for trespassing during racial at barber shop Page IM Mm the nation's first Lady observes her birthday today with fuss and all her family around her Rhonda the actress sues Allied Artists for a bonus she claims is owed her for the movie The Big Circus Earl Coins a postman in port Tenn is left by an elderly widow who ered the mailman one of the family Mamie Spears M- granddaughter of the late Walsh McLean last er of the ill fated Hope diamond and auto salesman Luigi Chinetti Jr also are married in New York City The FORECAST cloudy today and tonight Scattered and evening showers CLEMENS Mich bridge at the Hillcrest Club scene of Women's Wolverine jnament collapsed Saturday and I plummeted some SO persons 20 to feet into the Rner i Macomb County sheriff's said 34 had been taken to St and Mount Clemens Hospital ifor treatment of injuries I But officials at St Hu said they had treated about 35 persons and admitted five of them while Mount Clemens eral said it had treated 15 sons The river at the point where the i bridge crosses is three to five feet deep Ml play in the tournament was canceled and Leonard tournament director for the Ladies Professional Golfers said the players decide later whether they could continue the contest Sunday The crowd was following the leaders in the tournament when the bridge collapsed Ruth Jessen Bon Sail Calif said she had just crossed the bridge when she heard it fall She said Oh my and called to check on the members of her threesome Miss Jessen had been leading in the match with a 71 from day's play Charles Park of radio station in Mount said he had just stepped off the bridge when he heard a loud cracking i bridge and atop t cyclone Jo Anne was able to swim noise I fence I few strokes to him and he helped j SKOPJE Yugoslavia j i A new tremor Crocked earthquake Skopje Saturday as S Air Force planes a massive and President Tito i inspected the rubble of this once busy model city in j which thousands of persons feared buried j Rescue center officials said ithai by nightfall about 1.000 lies had been pulled from the j rubble arid several thousand est pact persons were known to be in- persons j Visible in this photo made from one end of the suspension bridge which collapsed at Mount Clemens Mich is a tim being brought ont of the Clinton River on a stretcher UPI Photo I had just crossed with lene Hagge and had gone about 10 steps toward the hole tee when I heard this loud cracking An electric caddy cart on the bridge fell on top of a couple of people when the bridge he her to the bank of the river he said She was taken to the hospital j The officials said the death at least i there Here fears that additional j i thousands may have been killed j j in the quake that destroyed about j per cent of the I capital that was to have been jshowpiace of Yugoslav An estimated 100.000 were made homeless In Munich Germany West Germany railway officials dis- closed that the crack Hellas ex- press train loaded with hundreds of vacationing foreign tourists iwas missing in the earthquake They said the j Dortmund train was due rn main station when the i quake struck j I The cries and shrieks ofj trapped persons were heard un- the debris of the heavily damaged railway station day and teams of rescuers gled to reach the buried victims Saturday's new shock was de- President Kennedy leads the way bark n his Squaw Island house at Port Mass as of Stale Dean Rusk waits fur Harriman to pose for one mora photo LPI Photo STATE URGED TO ACT scribed as minor It failed to said complaining of leg and ankle who neyer flinched as noise he said Jo Anne Prentice and possible internal earth under him as Later I saw that the cables one of the contestants in he ruined main square had been pulled out of was one of those on ground bridge when it collapsed Park said The bridge w e n t j Her caddy dived into me river one movement People to recover as many of her clubs I went sailing into the side of the las he could Park said Park said that when he in with about 30 other persons had to hold onto the side of the bridge because of the swaying that time Highway Sought At Site Of New Hospital See Photo On Page i present o four lanes the County The State Highway Department announced j was to M frnm he Thp THE pRESS School De Gaulle Is Resolved Protested By To Go It Alone Again Negro March V 4 Va LPI -A of 200.000 Yugoslav officials U.S Air Force had ja major mercy airlift to bring Uo the shattered town They U.S Air Force transports STRICT starting to arrive at Belgrade j at intervals I Each plane carried tons of i American and other v of new Hoard sue of Commissioners the Area Chamber of v and the Hospital TO STIKT i I Oil 111 M supplies Included inj 1 Bister to the stricken city The Bids Being Studied bv PARIS Charles de Gaulle resolved to j nuclear testing and a than 200 125 Negroes personnel The According to this purportedly on he courthouse here were flying in 30 i is I inside information De Gaulle protest Prince Edward lances and other vehicles for and possible i S Board of Trustees i I They jointly urged the state to j widen the roan from the present 124 feet to 40 feet In meet the de- mands the present heavy i fie and the additional traffic will use the highway after new hospital is com- in the Spring of 1965 was pointed out that les now travel this stretch of Conference Held With President PORT Mass UPI Undersecretary of State W Averell man told the nation day the nuclear test ban pact just initialed in cow is a good treaty that will not t h e use of atomic weapons in event of war Harriman held a televised conference after reporting ally to President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk on talks that led to conclusion of the pact which would ban all except underground nuclear tests During his conference with the President and Rusk he delivered a personal message from Soviet Premier Nikita chev described as very friendly Harriman said he treaty ably was a very important step toward a possible thawing of cold war It carries out what we have to do for a good many years he said He added that the treaty was a first step of importance in the attempts we have been making for a good many years to try and make a beginning of the control of clear weapons The U.S negotiator also tured an opinion on why chev had reversed previous Soviet opposition to such a partial treaty I think it Ls fairly clear that Mr Khrushchev wanted to show the Communist Chinese that his policy of could pre- sent some Harriman said Harriman said the agreement had caused real rejoicing Five bids three from general for the job of building a half million dollar St Nicholas youth 11 appeals arrested when they refused V in of fa 111 II I by his allies and the to disperse iter to Tito and announced he had io Join he Moscow nuclear test it was the largest Defense Secretary Robert m first in ban He will tlon held in the Southwest to the help of he is determined to tobacco town forces m Europe ahead with France's own t- The Soviet announced it nuclear force and not to d send rubles any nuclear test pact until that Negroes worth of medicines and food 14 ern alliance Jan Great Britain's Market j He returned to Paris night from his Eastern nuclear force is ready and crated here since schools were to earthquake victims High School on upper Mam Army To Flv Entire Division To Germany WASHINGTON De- hospital is MEXICO CTTY T J -i 1 Saturday it would sign the partial nuclear test ban India lie increased cars when earlier that it also would sign the treaty 1 and thf shonly Dury pastor of St oval of closed in 1959 to avoid Friday ingot irom ras to ail existing and the Police arrested 33 pickets at an them housing he will make down any -Some treaty between the North refused to leave a i He went over them again and tne sile refused to L jday morning with Premier Communist Warsaw to the sales Pompidou and Foreign Hp that office Actor Marlon Brando rp lister Maurice Couve de recos among the estimated 150 per Pope Paul VI in messages Department is planning to prelates said he was fly an entire Army division with great grief He j about Germany na appr have f J the The center The was directed to T deputy director of 5 at Newark It asked i Department to Europe and among as with plans Russian people The ho proposed improvement to j people dread war and they are the needs of j ready to see progress t Op of highway north of south to a of a mile public in the area T Ine improvement to the quartern for youth of n Tor apostolic basing and this year in a he was of its jet age ability J hSt to cover the most to get there first with the of the families in worked Today's Hifft Low a rn tt am M oon 83 4 R A maior implication of the mass move is that it mav point the wav for America to reduce ly in Skopje reports from France permanent garrison in A f in the area hut was not and ParTh at future j Although only one or two close of Communist East in tne was Rjv yr probably know what which is a Warsaw Pact we of arrest Saturday sending ck will say French and would heip Negro and white demonstrators of residents and Iwere allowed to a the East-West division of stood on the steps of the the streets and i Germany house at Topeka Kan and de- as Nice of staff ra Albenga A believe the massive air lift ar -A e the irk In Fi of i Four As Hits Their Car 5 Swi FOTT SI i 71 i 54 i f 47 manded an end to alleged in state hiring practices fainted but no be earned out n only three or leaders in today tomorrow am Moonset tomorrow moon is in I pm Ship NORFOLK Va UPI Navy reported Saturday that destroyer U S S Pratt was aged in port when hit by a freigh tor Af rial View of Airport Interchange Beware Of Late Summer Sunburn Morgan Raiders Had City In Turmoil Applications Swamp Patent Office Books 6 B Builders Page 9 C Civil War 6 B Classified Pages D Deaths Funerals Editorial Page Feature Page Financial News Gift of Roses A 10 A 2 R 6 B their campaign against alleged job discrimination with a children's march 7 T? 4 A 1 B 3 B 4 A Global C Little Facts 7 A Main A Minnie Predmore 4 C Ohio A Old Photo Album 5 A Photo Highlights 8 B Playground News 8 B Radio-TV News S C Sally D Sports News D B Weather B Women's News C World Horizons 5 B Meanwhile the ration mobilized to meet the Makeshift hospital up in the countryside arid ment officials ordered ail children 15 out of the disaster area 1 Mothers with children were j taken to emergency homes far from the shattered city The acrid smell of death per would call for a jet transport Akron WinS Ohio Title and occasional I MANSFIELD JA Peggy Emerson of Akron Saturday night was crowned as Miss Ohio at the annual Miss Pageant here The five finalists did not in- j elude Karen Sue Purviance 18 of near Zanesville i screams of persons trapped under the debris could be heard as Tito accompanied by Vice President Alexander Rankovic and Federal Assembly President Edvard grimly inspected the city j According In official news Tito was told the quake demolished the railway On Ml WASHINGTON Johnston president of the Picture of was reported in quite condition Saturday NEW Conn fUPI Navy will retire one of the nation's submarines Conger Monday at a i sinning ceremony at the iriM base Plane Mining jf BOMBAY UPI A Airlines Comet jetliner persons aboard reported Saturday when it arrive as scheduled at Santa Cruz airport from Bangkok Airport was in with the port minutes after its slated j landing time here see j anything a step closer i peace they crave he said Rusk and Harriman later flew to Washington On their arrival at Andrews Air Force Base in nearby Maryland Rusk said he hoped the treaty would be the first step toward other cold war negotiations with Russia Rusk Hamman as a cool negotiator and said he was pleaded with the job Hamman had done in Moscow I Rusk plans to fly to Moscow week with a bipartisan con- delegation for Ind treaty Hamman member of to questioning by at Relations i itr a whiCh will consider the treaty in Senate debate on id com -tion lie Harriman refused to i much detail on other waiters tne of their negotiators Xor it w it any new enlightenment on a his private conversation with The bov Khrushchev Friday which pre- dealt with further Meps r Car might be taken to case shout 17 was Harriman was questioned sister Sharon 14 and about reports the treay was girh Betty arid worded on use of nuclear and 15 to a com j weapons He replied that it does near fri Ohio River town i not in any way prevent any n the southwest corner of from nuclear disna said event of war of the car cleared He said the question was dis- !hp tracks hut the quite openly with into rear and that the wording of ner of oar and the final draft in no way the youngsters to use ot nuclear weapons in i deaths of war
