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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 30, 1964, Zanesville, Ohio                               The Inside Story Of Visit With Read Friday's TR PAGES The Times Recorder Inside Your Times Recorder THE SIGNAL See S C Editorial A l B C Als D Police 2 A Pases o-l C Radio-TV 4 C Crossword 5 A Sports 5 C Women's C Summit Meeting Set Push Close-Up Pictures Of Moon Predicted From Spacecraft Global V Right wing troops reported advancing in two directions in an offensive j at a strategic highway j intersection controlled by Communist forces Page Xine French miners entombed sinoe Monday feet beneath a slipping hillside pipy cards In while i ing rescue Page j A hushed and i reverent House of Commons j receives grateful thanks from j Sir Winston Churchill on his j retirement from government senice Page Unity Of GOP Hit Ohio's Bliss Given Role Scranton Is Named Host The Nation Justice De- takes it first step against segregated ants under new civil rights law by filing suit against 15 eating places in Page rant owner testifies he re- fused to serve Negroes in an attempt to avoid trouble with segregationists Page DALLAS Jack Ruby's ing lawyers threaten to act sue each like clients and other Page Around Ohio COLUMBUS Authorities begin to track down 1.567 slate checks which dis- appeared from the state's data processing center and started turning up in Col- stores and business houses Page CLEVELAND The Cleveland chapter of the Con- gress of Racial Equality goes ahead with plans for an anti- police demonstration at City Hail for today despite tion from prominent Negroes and warnings from city officials Page SOUTH Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling the players battle 94 degree heat and a pair of rugged ents before gaining of the Eastern Grass Courts tennis championships Page 3-D Joey signs for weight title defense against Ruben Hurricane Carter in Las Vegas in October Page 3-D RENSSELAER Ind Con- develops over auto- mobile accident which claimed the lives of Chicago Bears football players Willie Galimore and John ton Sunday Page 2-D The Weather FORECAST Sunny with pleasant temperatures Fair and a little cooler tonight PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today's High SO WASHINGTON Sen Barry M Goldwater an- after unity talks with top GOP congressional leaders Wednesday that Pennsylvania Gov William W Scranton his chief rival at the nominating convention will be host st a party summit meeting in Hershey Pa next month At an impromptu news ference in his office Goldwater I when Eisenhower can be also said that two ranking able he said publican professionals have Commenting on President agreed to serve on his refusal for the steering to debate the campaign GOP Chairman Ray Bliss on television Goldwater former Republican he thinks when the time Chairman Leonard Hall I comes Johnson will be willing Bliss who had lunched he had not the Arizona senator said to debates at was honored and proud andia similar tjie predicted victory in November j Goldwater said he had ex- The steering committee will pressed apprehensions about consider campaign plans direct j possible disclosures of national the scheduling of security matters in such de- by the top candidates and an- j bates as White House Press polls said Secretary George E Reedy Due tipii s r e n i t s the 7 a op m Fr wiL ake the up pictures of the lunar surface Ranger formed its most crucial space earlier to it on a course to the Sea of Clouds H M Schurmeier Ranger i project manager the moon very close to the point j He said flatly will Ivery definitely work The json we know this is because of the telemetry data we and the lessons we LARTH America's Ranger VII zoomed OB a collision course toward the moon Wednesday to a pioneering mission to obtain television pictures of the surface and the lessons we learned from our previous mUes and i wide Dr Our day It was to ut a straight on course the state is tist continued He made his just b 6 sedation eight hours after Ranger 6 also was i critical midcourse maneuver accurate but failed in a mission 7 to future manned a very de- constituted the to zero i with a and biggest test 7 OQ mile voyage in quest of terrain pictures for future manned lunar landings Ranger 7 described among Among those expected at the Hershey conference he said are former President D wight D Eisenhower former President Richard M Nixon and 16 Republican governors Goldwater talked by tele- phone with Scranton Monday night and asked him as ernor of the state in which the meeting is to be held act as host water t0 But HuSh Scott saM after he meeting might be was holding in abeyance a Aug 12 or 15 depending on j final decision on whether to ed Wednesday He still has those sions the senator said but he believes that the chance of curity disclosures could be One way might be to limit debate subjects to tic matters he said Goldwater said he was very Republican Presidential nominee Senator Barry huddles at the Capitol with GOP leaders of the House and Senate to coordinate planning for the coming election campaign From left to right are House Minority Leader Charles Rep William E Miller vice and Goldwater UPI saigei Scientists said Ranger 7 spacecraft would impact on the lunar surface at EOT give or take a minute and a half either way in the target area which they lights to the moon the taking of 4.000 pictures with six television cameras scientists said the maneuver of the in diameter i probe was performed with things as a huge tinker toy was launched Tuesday from Cape Kennedy The Sea of Clouds is located on the sunlit face of the moon with impact due after transmission o photographs support Goldwater and would run his own campaign for re- election in Pennsylvania pendently of the national ticket I'm a moderate and I'm leaders declared after It are at America is at us all arise to join it can effort in all the 50 states very pleased and gratified at proud of Scott said A statement issued by the District of Columbia toward party He said he would have Leader Everett 5.1 be achieved the national statements after studying sen and House The was held in ui San Francisco Goldwater's views and Leader Charles A office on Capitol Hill D Tin A t Mood T j 3 Hill ring with the four other the purpose was to agree on dates who are running always follows a exact wording of the wide with him in Pennsylvania contested political the Indiana The Republican set in land in an election y 388 tn S WoHr House Votes To Increase Social Security Benefits mood voted 388 to 8 Ask Delay In Rallies By Negroes NEW YORK UPI Negro leaders of major civil rights groups meeting in summit session Wednesday called upon their members to curtail mass demonstrations until after the November elections and work for the defeat of Sen Barry Goldwater toe Republican Della Better Armed Than Ever Steady Viet Red Buildup Seen Yiet Nam A U S military spokesman Wednesday reported a steady buildup of regular Viet Cong forces to a new high and said the Communist rebels were ter armed than ever before The disclosure came as U.S Ambassador Maxwell D lor flew to the candidate Saigon for his first on- risen to between 28.000 of new units one-third of full-time soldiers as whose ranks were I j Morgan Co Rents Voting Machines whether Johnson would put his weight behind a compromise plan to attach health benefits day to increase Social the in the Senate ty benefits by 5 billion Only a smattering of te broaden the program by tion to the cropped up in bringing in an additional the House debate which was 000 persons j conducted Firemen policemen and self- a rare to the program I The increases would be paid ifor by boosting the payroll tax w 3 j l C 1111 pared to previous estimates from Communist frora 3-625 Per to 3.3 nnn tn isan will cent in 1965 The measure I Viet Nam He explained that because 23.000 to 27.000 was in addition to the replacements transfers ed 60.000 to 80.000 part-time guerrillas who support the ulars in the war against the government forces ies it would be difficult to apply this ratio to the total Viet Cong strength But he i ceded it probably would be cor- County will match of its returns in the general election with any county m the area It'll be using voting machines The Board of Elections has passed a resolution to rent the machines for all 24 voting JJ Pickle Joe R Pool and ter Rogers all Texas crats and Reps Ralph F mann Ed Foreman Tex August E Johansen Mich James B Utt would increase the i yearly from the first and Donald C Bruce to the first In one respect the year raise for 20 million was a defeat for The legislation would ize retirement benefits for and the aged and add to the Social Security program self employed physicians and firemen and policemen The main provision is a 5 per cent cost-of-living increase ia all old age disability and vivor benefits Under the a pensioner now getting the present mum a month would re- Eventually this would rise to because the measure also would en the wage base used in ing pensions south of The spokesman noted to a total of for 24 voting ident Johnson because it captured from about 10.000 infiltrators -1 for not include his medicare plan recently mdudedithe Communist north had e provide health insurance WEDNESDAYS TEMPERATURES High S Low Western Power Plans Approved By Johnson trip since recently Communist north had insurance Our own estimate of post earher this month more and more modern South Viet Nam machines to aged under Social situation is that it sources reported fewer r THP such a serious threat Viet Cong assault on a arms He said the increased P h the mathines now goes ro 1 of regulars were final tabulation for where WASHINGTON through power ine L S Specia Forces i precinct is expected within is expected to arise dent Johnson approved 50 vears troops m Viet Nam are after the polls close it one form or another Five Wednesday for and to their was stated Democrats on the Senate development of a that 1 tour of duty extended One representative from which electric power f ft 1 ROCHESTER UPI before dawn despite i City Manager Porter W heavy air strikes against the mer brushing aside criticism guerrillas frnm A a T- r from Wednesday race relations fc t0 party will attend on the Social connecting 11 c There are two things hard tion and strengthening the school at Jamestown N Y are co-sponsors of I states A teat H are better than most cities 73 ithe w No losses were reported im- figure where jour next cial Forces number 600 before the election where administration endorsed u J The spokesman told newsmen here that I discussing at a gaice reports showed that TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE j conference the weekend racial Viet Cong strength has violence which left four coming from and men at present will be where last one went bv 300 in- will be mechanics instructed in the of the plan Ira Beaca York FIVE DAT FORECAST s indicated for 73 85 77 73 63 H t ugn asd T the today sons dead 800 arrested andj hundreds injured said he would J not be sandbagged by sures from groups from thei city or outside Drowned Democrat Keynoter Selected said 251 rural cooperatives and Tt o E said the for It as not known -under larger supply would be the The approved by conceived n thi are Ohio Roy pm for the civil rights 31 o LEWISPORT Ky fUPI t thc culi Robert 34 Hann n a deckhand ly drowned early y when he fell from the front of a barge into the Ohio River near here 31 PROMINENT STAR m the VISIBLE CT II 34 p ai 237 am r 2 -2 north of ECHO SCHEDULE Tae for Echo I and Echo II of the Sohio Research Center at Cleveland Echo I t 5S to pm to east overhead Echo It S 22 M p m to north overhead leaders said A U.S Coast Guard search craft and an Owensboro Fire We therefore propose rescue squad con- call upon our members the search for his body to observe a broad Roth employed by the if not total Ohio Dredging rium of all mass marches mass j Co of Rocks Pa was on duty on a tow of the picketing and mass tions until after election dav next Nov said nie May which was en route to Joppa JJJ represents a compromise ked out by officials of the Budget Bureau Interior regarding n as the n launching of a rew era of c-ompames between of congress c-r and public power IP WASHINGTON arrangements committee br S not r united was sending a budget for crats picked one of the Senate's uere meeting the White House matter Democrat a budget request for orators Wednesday to for tne present sider until re be- to begin work on keynote their national federal portion of the giant T-e federal of the keynote their national Prf nominee M The KennecK uon and for the Goldwater that he meet in 1960 were made e v ent any ior a dent in national TV a congressional television debate debates similar to the pending the equal time law or 40 of the during the election campaign which allows of The is to bei Goldwater said Tuesday parties equal The of Sen John 0 was ready willing and to that given the major Pastore D-R I as the keynote to debate Johnson candidates A similar resolution Youth Drowns speaker highlighted the start of White House Press Secretary planning for the George E Reedy read for this campaign has passed both houses of Congress as well LORAIN LTD The i or congress as well un me convention which opens statements by a conference Guard called off its search Aug 24 in Atlantic City The made earlier this that it committee but not been Wednesday for the body of former Rhode Island j might be kind of dangerous i brought up for final action Richard Muska 16 who governor is known m the to involve the President of the Reedy not in Lake Erie while ate as a real who is United States in such debates merciless in debate MC nic Hul quite JOHN PASTORE while members of the what he Keedy said of We are not quite certain whether President Johnson i swimming Tuesday The would ask any action on thei was to resume when measure I water DON'T HIDE YOUR T-e 7 or DIAL THE WANT AD Asl oar 10 diy with   

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