Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - March 17, 1964, Zanesville, Ohio Are We Going Head Over Heels In See Wednesdays TR The Times Recorder Inside Your Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL 4 B Classified B Pages 45 B Deaths Funerals SB Pages A Markers 5 B Radio-TV News 2 A B Theater 2 4 Women s Newt -7 A 18 OHIO 17 1961 SEVEN CENTS Firemen Pluck Youngster From Trap Between Walls Deport Global BARCELONA Spain A Spanish court rules out by tne medieval rote and set long p r i b o n terms for four Americans convicted in the slaving of a Barcelona businessman Page ANKARA The grand assembly authorizes Premier Ismet Inonu Jo dis- patch troops ty Cyprus should the need arise Page DUBLIN Playwright dan Behan so critically he receives the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church is emerging slowly from a deep coma in a great for his life Page B The Nation WASHINGTON The threat of a possible nationwide railroad strike looms again with the prospect of a un- ion walkout Wednesday against the Southern ic and Louisville and ville Railroads Page WASHINGTON Assistant Surgeon General James M Hundley tells the Federal Trade Commission that a cigarette health is endangered no matter what his brand Page WASHINGTON Sen ard E Russell poses thai the civil rights be amended to permit the voluntary relocation of Negroes so that all states would have about the same number Page Around Ohio COLUMBUS Federal Judge Mel Underwood declares crackdown on illegal inter- state trucking operations re- fusing to accept a change of plea from innocent to ty by Columbus firm ed with 20 counts of inter- state transportation Page CINCINNATI Possible caust averted here after a gas line overflow valve blew spilling several dred gallons of explosive liquid in flooded Ohio er Page CINCINNATI John R An- derson former mayor of suburban Newton has been missing for week and fear his compact car may have been washed off Newton road during height of flood Page In Netcs Paul Hornung and Ales ras pro football stars who were suspended last year for betting reinstated day and welcomed back by their coaches with promises they won't be traded Mrs Rath Worrell 81 of Columbus former ident of Zanesville is named Mother of Ohio for 1964 The Weather FORECAST Partly cloudy and cooler today with some wind fair and a little colder tonight on Page TEMPERATURES In this series of pictures taken by Times Recorder Marjorie Trost Jackie Kinder's harrowing rience unfolds In the first photo he is shown wedged in the six inch space between two brick walls on North Seventh street just south of Howard Near the end of the narrow passageway firemen begin chiseling bricks from the north wall after covering Jackie's face with his mother's head scarf to protect his eyes from flying debris Firemen make a quick check to see if Jackie is all right and find him still cairn After an hour Jackie is lifted to safety and ghen a quick once over by Fireman Bob Corbett as Mrs Kinder the boy's mother comforts him Smiling but chilled and from his experience Jackie poses in the arms of his mother Canadians i Howard St i Open Gets Caught On Short Cuf On Cyp Costly Fires Rage rus By REGINE KIMBERLY j I thought I'd never get out Chilled and shaking from his I ordeal that's what Jackie Cyprus der 7 of 731 Howard street first operational Canadian con- said he thought about during of a sledge hammer and a him they'd have ax being used to gouge bricks out in no from the north walL Pressed tightly against the wall was Jackie's face eyed the activity tingent of a United Nations j the hour he was trapped be- ing him but calm throughout peace force arrived Monday tween two brick buildings on entire ordeal Seventh street late Waen it was face i night and was wildly cheered by Greek Cypriots whose police few minutes before had land eyes were in danger from afternoon Jackie a eager of mortar and brick j handled five British soldiers tQ the mother removed her head i gunpoint ground after school tried and il was tucked across The first of four to take a between face as protection building at the southwest corner A pack of Howard and Seventh streets ard equipment on fire trucks of Canadians 53 men and cers landed at the civilian port where a small crowd of Greek community awaited A smaller contingent flew in Saturday to make ments for the full force of i Canadians and another owned by the vation Army Despite the fact the space was only about six inches wide Jackie edged his waj through narrow area and had was inserted between two walls approximately four feet apart Tne space in which Jackie was trapped was considerably more narrow due to the fact an addition had been built to The plane earned made his exit when he section of the north wall of ings as well as Canadian trapped nias The men alighted with harsh glare of spotlights to free himself ne ing off their fixed bayonets They immediately went into rade formation across the ing strip to waiting buses Salvation Army building leaving only the six-inch But the minutes dragged almost endlessly for the young mother and tears rolled her eyes as she overheard of the rescue workers warnj there was danger of the wall enough to cause it to I collapse At one point in the operations just before the struck again a firemen spoke to Near Los An with this next you're going to have to stand real j And Jackie did in fact it was impossible for him to move his body When extra protection wasj needed for the top of Jackie's head a brick wedged WASHINGTON UPI him The space was too narrow dent Johnson asked safety head Monday for tools to free one out of every five trapped by poverty in the midst j LBJ Asks Blueprint For Plenty for After as many bricks had II I lA called to a group of youngsters As tonj removed as it was felt a nation of arm ton thpm in iTn and told them to tell my Firemen from Central Fire As the Greek the and cheered the Canadians boarded worked a ffor for a tent city outside Proximately an hour to free the where they will stay pending their deployment in the i peace keeping mission Three i wall the firemen gave of encouragement to Jackie firemen went to the Unveiling his planes were expected and another four Jday j A British spokesman said the i B r i t i s h soldiers in uniform were stopped forced out of a taxi at gunpoint roughed and searched but that were no casualties Nearby stood the boy's er Vivian 28 weeping softly When a wife insists on ing the pants another woman inside of the building which Jackie's face was wedged against edj and with a hatchet chopped cautiously ing and lath at erty Johnson outlined his twoj mam a massive I youth Job Corps and a At pin Jackie was version of r i ed to safety and hurriedly checked by his rescuers Except Corps i Terming the plan a plea watched the rescue may wind np wearing the furs bits of and sand on the distressed and disinherited fho ations and listened to the Wilson I Cant en Page Guide Former Resident Named Ohio's Mother Of The Year For 1964 hungry and the hopeless Johnson said the poverty war j would cost million in itsi 1 first or I per cent his budget Congress was quick to react i Sen Pat McNamara the in the Senate Two other senators Hubert Humphrey Minn and Wis called for Homes Lost In Inferno A former Zanesville resident who has returned here on merous occasions to speak of the Rev Dr and Mrs Mis Worrell was born Oct 6 in Portsmouth a band were married of a elect committee March 1904 investigate poverty residents of Z 10 01 me nev ana Mrs I House tne education civic organizations Mougey Her father was i M labor committee been named the Mother of Methodist minister CKK on the Tuesday do so not have to mother of three daughters MONDAY'S dux dai Low Sam 10 s m 1 p m rm rm Op- M 52 FIVE DAY FOR Ff AST 4 9 Normal h gh 50 61 low 30 nation will one- infi Ohio Skies S 37 p ra 31 a m 1C 5 p m 0 Orion in 8 P 1 VISIBLE PLANETS Jupiter low in north of thr moon Saturn S 59 a m ECHO The for Echo I courtesy Of the Sohio land Tuesday to T m M degree YOB need not register un- Yon not voted at least once in the past two calendar years Yon moved since JOB registered You have changed y o n r name If yoa haven't registered don't wait too long to do so 8 days to register for the day May 5 primary election Go to the Board of office in the Richards ing 411 Market street be- tween and 9 p.m day through Saturday Athens io s campaign j is expected It's A Great It's great day for the Irish also a great day for Aara Sue Wise who is celebrating her first birthday today by donning a St Patrick's Day ha and other Irish para- Aara Sue is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred of pike who heid a for her on dav Petition Asks Nov 3 On Consolidating Schools LOS ANGELES UPI huge brush fires erupted day in neighboring sections of tinder-dry foothills feeding on record March winds of 65 70 miles an hour to destroy an un- determined number of houses and force hundreds to flee their suburban homes Official figures were but listed 16 houses de- in value from to The figure was admittedly conservative land one unofficial source 30 or more houses de- or damaged The two fires moved to in a mile and a half of one an- j other but firemen expressed confidence they would not merge i In potentially the fire since the 1961 Bel Air residents of a ring of hill communities north and west of here Glendale Burbank i Eagle Rock Pasadena and La Canada all were alerted to leave their homes i There was no immediate for control Wind eased somewhat m but almost corner of Forest and avenues Mrs Worrell's who died in 1927 was an insurance salesman j j Announcement of Mrs selection was made by Mrs Ray Cave man of the Ohio Committee of the American Mothers tee Inc Mrs Worrell will be honored at a luncheon Friday April 17 at the Athletic Club of bus She will join representatives from all other states at the Hotel in New York City the week of May 4 for the annual Mothers Conference at which time the selection of the American Mother ol the Year will be made to area aJ Promised Help Against Cuba WASHINGTON dent Johnson solemnly ised the 20 Latin American re- publics Monday that the United States would use its full power to help any of them threatened by aggression from Cuba or other Communist countries At the same he called for greater cooperation in the Alliance for Progress program to improve the lot of the un- He also appealed to the nations of Latin ca to do more to help selves economically A petition opposing the University following of lady posed consolidation of t study of the jm full bloom Pageant Landrum made it Gear ra future in the not limited to the thai he did not expect the kingum County nas been system i isi Church but was done legislation to tjie Bnard of Under laws tne of the area had 30 I to file a against other denominations a fight He said u Mrs Worrell has received subjected to close scrutiny Agreement Clouded In Panama many distinguishing a wards The petition containing recommendation ri i H such as Certificate of u ne 1.600 signatures will the petition contain tion from the Columbus Chamber of Commerce for her leadership in the successful ob- servance of the 75th sary of the World Day of Bodies Found chosen as one of the i acted on by the board at of 35 per cent of the zens Ten Top Women of the Year named Woman of t h e Month by the American of University Women and life membership by t h e Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church i LIMA UPI The bodies of Roy Perry 15 Lima and David Schultz 14 Lima who vanished when the boat were in upset near a dam on the Ottawa River at the west edge of Lima were found Monday by volunteer searchers next regular meeting March 28 If the petitions are found valid issue will be decided by at the Nov 3 election The county board last month endorsed a proposal to idate the Adamsville Jefferson and Dis- The county tion came after the approval by the local school boards The merger had been mended by a survey team from electorate voting at the last eral election or about natures Since the petitions fil- ed contain some 300 more natures than needed it is that the issue will ex- be certified to the Board of tions providing other legal requirements are met The referendum will have to wait until the November tion since the deadline will fall after the May Primary WASHINGTON UPI The United Staves and Panama pht Monday over whether they lad reached an agreement ing for resumption of tic relations and new talks aimed at settling the Canal Zone dispute Addressing the Organization of American States ident Johnson amazed many Latin Americans in his audience by declaring that there had not yet been a genuine meeting of minds between him and Panama President Robert At- ari on the point
