Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - December 15, 1964, Zanesville, Ohio Wednesday's Elderly People Are Prime Target For Phony Deals The Times Recorder and THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Make The News Quiz A Family Affair Turn To Page Today PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO DECEMBER 15 1964 SEVEN CENTS MONTREAL Five hooded gunmen swoop down on the import shed at Canada's busiest airport handcuff four employes and escape with worth of loot Page MUNICH Germany A year-old soldier becomes the first U.S serviceman ever to be tried by a West German coun for murder Page LONDON The British government amends the British Guiana constitution in a move to oust Prime Minister Dr Cheddi Jagan defeated in general elections last week Page The Nation WASHINGTON Officials of private power companies are voicing a mixed reaction to a suggestion that nationwide networks of electric power lines could save consumers billion a year Page LOS A N G E L E S Rep James Roosevelt announces he will be a date for mayor of Los Angeles in the April fi 1965 primary election Page M O N T G 0 M E R V Authorities sei a preliminary hearing Wednesday for three white men who exploded a dangerous gas filled balloon outside a crowded Negro church Page Around Ohio COLUMBUS The U S Su- Court Monday denied a hearing to Richard 1 art condemned to death for the slaying of Judith Ann Sooy 18 in the basement of his parent's home in hoga leaving Ohio free to cany out the execution Page CINCINNATI Mrs Virginia Schulte 43 a suburban wife and secretary is uled to appear in Police Court Dec 30 to face two charges stemming from a 100 mph auto chase Sunday on the wrong side of Interstate 75 Page CLEVELAND Mark C Schinnerer who served for 14 years superintendent of Cleveland schools Monday was named foreman of the Cuyahoga County Grand ior the January term of the court Page NEW YORK Wichita noses out Michigan for first place in national college basketball ratings Page ST LOUIS The St Louis Cardinals trade pitcher Roger Craig and outfielder Charley James to Cincinnati Reds for pitcher Bob Purkey and a minor league player to be named later Page ANNAPOLIS The United States Naval Academy board of controls ponders the fate of Middle football coach Wayne Hardin Page Weather FORECAST Fair with snow flurries followed by partial clearing See details on Page Inside The TR High Court Upholds Key To Rights Law Public Use Section WASHINGTON UPI The Supreme Court Monday stamped sweeping and unanimous al on the public accommodations sections of the new civil rights law barring racial tion by motels hotels and It followed up this landmark decision with a ruling that the act quashes retroactively the prosecutions of thousands of sit-in demonstrators arrested for trying to desegregate lunch counters and other places of business ered by the law In two initial test cases the court declared the public proviso of the civil rights act constitutional It said Congress had a full right to pass such a law under the commerce clause of the Constitution The decisions dealt cally with an Atlanta motel and Birmingham Ala jant But the language used in ithe opinions was so broad in i scope that they indicated the isame finding would be made iin cases involving other public accommodations such as jters auditoriums and sports arenas Justice Tom C Clark jered the main opinion in all j three decisions i In the motel case he de- The voluminous mony presents overwhelming evidence that discrimination by hotels and motels impedes in- travel In the restaurant case Clark the power of Con- gress in this field is broad and sweeping He said the decision of Con- to apply the law to UPI Ollie Sr at Birmingham Ala carries on as usual at his restaurant after learning the Supreme Court ruled the civil rights law's public accommodation section applies to him violation of any express tions of the Constitution and we therefore declare it valid Other sections of the law even those by Congress earlier this j have essentially local patronage year were not at issue The plainly appropriate in the resolution of what the Con- found to be a national commercial problem of the first magnitude We find it in no court gave top priority to the two test cases in order to speed a constitutional decision on the controversial public question j Justice Department man expressed hope the court's decisions would encourage compliance with the law He noted that about 650 complaints of at such establishments have been received but that the ment would pursue a policy of wooing cooperation without re- course to the courts Businessman Gives Warning Atlantan Sees Socialism i ATLANTA UPI An I've gone as far as I owner who fought lean and apparently quit his the public accommodations legal battle to keep the motel tion of the 1964 Civil Rights bitterly warned Monday that the Supreme Court decision upholding the 1 a w opened the door to a tic staJe Moreton Rolleston owner of segregated The businessman who is so an attorney argued his case before the Supreme Court in September Earlier he had turned away Negroes from the motel During one the Heart of Atlanta motel tion Rolleston displayed a tear Veteran Actor Was 58 Page Sec 8 A 1 B B A Bridge Births Classified Ads Comic Pages Crossword 3 8 Deaths Funerals 4 B Editorial Pages A Markets 5 B Police News A Sports W B A William Bendix Dies HOLLYWOOD UPI William Bendix who led The Life of Riley on radio and television and starred in a en movies died Monday Bendix was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital Dec 8 fering from a chronic stomach ailment and malnutrition com- pounded by lobar pneumonia doctors said He was 58 He was brought to the pital by his wife Therese from their home in Palm Springs The actor who played the good-natured fall guy by the character Chester A Riley took a turn for the worse about noon Monday He died several hours later The long-time star was op- on in 1955 for stomach ulcers and had suffered ring illness for the past nine years Bendix filed a million suit against CBS-TV last May en the network canceled a proposed television series starring Bendix and Martha WILLIAM BENDIX Raye in and Martha The suit settled out of court contended the network celed the contract because Bendix was HI The actor an- swered he was healthy and that the cancellation hurt his career gas pen The motel owner ad- mitted Negroes after the civil rights law was enacted in July The court ruled the public accommodations section constitutional as applied specifically to the Atlanta motel and a Birmingham Ollie's Barbecue Bui the court's language was so sweeping that it indicated lar findings would be made in other public dations such as sports arenas theaters and auditoriums We are shocked and sad in heart over this said Ollie Sr who owns the barbecue restaurant with his son The right to own and use private property is basic to any system of democracy The gross misinterpretation of the U.S Constitution by this court can and will twist our Constitution to meet the ends they deem desirable Another Atlanta restaurant operator Lester Maddox felt Monday's decision would push him back into federal court soon to answer contempt charges Maddox enjoined from ating his former on a segregated basis closed that establishment and a segregated teria under a new name I will never integrate my Maddox told a er He said he had made a de- what to do should he oe cited for contempt of the pre- vious federal order handed down by District Judge Frank A Hooper He declined to say what the decision was I'm going to fight it aU the Maddox said Denies U.S Intervention Adlai Blames For Congo's Revolt Democrats Snag Ohio Lawmakers COLUMBUS UPI Senate Democrats Monday threw a major roadblock into plans for the special session of the lature to end this week Minority Leader Frank King objected at a late session to committee re- ports being introduced after that order of business had ready been passed Under Senate rules once an order of business has been passed the rales must be sus pended in order for that ness to be brought up again the same day Republicans could not muster the three fourths majority needed to suspend the rules King's move came just as bills raising the salaries of judges clarifying the voting ties of the lieutenant governor in case of a Senate tie and ing Congress to overrule the U.S Supreme Court decision hat required reapportionment of the Ohio House were to be reported back to the floor Under the rules the reports will be introduced Tuesday The would then lay o v e r hrough Wednesday and reach a loor vote Thursday The key to whether King's move will extend the session in- o a seventh week is the House f the Democrats hold fast and to go along with rules suspension the same process vould be followed in the House In that case the earlier the could reach a House floor Tote would be Sunday if House eaders decided to hold a rare lunday session King said his objection was to the lieutenant governor's and the resolution to Congress Democrats claim the ant governor has no right to vote in case of a Senate tie The was designed to bring the situation to an early court test but passage of the would bring the weight of statute consideration before the Supreme Court Steel Industry Raps Demands Of Union PITTSBURGH UPI The nation's steel industry Monday issued a blanket in- of contract demands proposed by the United Steelworkers of America USW and urged the union to revise its position in the national interest The industry on the eve of formal con- tract negotiations listed a re- buttal of a list of items sought by the union for its 1.2 million members In a wage policy statement two weeks ago the USW said the basic steel producers are enjoying a prosperity unparallel in their history The industry position enunciated by R Conrad Cooper a U S Steel Corp vice president and three associates This statement is not true It said that in 1955 steel was 14th among 41 industries in terms of return on net assets but by 1963 it had dropped to The industry also denied a union claim that the in the steel industry have yet to fully obtain their fair share of this prosperity Indeed said the management statement average an hour in wages or 88 cents above the figure for all It said that the average cost per to industry is including fringe benefits We note here that the union's wage policy program goes either to taking for the an unfair share of the proceeds of the business at the expense of others or increasing restrictions upon the companies so as to reduce their ability to improve the business for the benefit of all USW President David J McDonald who sat with Cooper at a press conference prior to release of the statement refused com- ment on its contents He said he may have something to say Tuesday McDonald announced that talks would be- gin at 2 p.m Tuesday and continue until Dec 18 when both sides would recess for the holidays A tentative renewal date of Jan 5 1965 was set Cooper top negotiator for the 11 basic steel companies who comprise the ing committee steel companies and Donald both declined to set a target date for a new contract They also refused to disclose particulars of items discussed by the management Human Relations Committee We do not to negotiate in the nation's they said The industry's position paper also cited foreign steel competition and the rising com- petition from other materials in the United States as reasons for the union to modify its stand The Avondale Fund The annual Avondale Fund campaign will close Friday Dec 18 This is the year that The Times Recorder has conducted the drive New contributions day brought the total to 1850.23 The money will be used to purchase gifts and supplies for the 48 children at Avondale Children's Home The Times Recorder sponsors the fund in an effort to assure a joyous holiday for the youngsters Previously reported Regina Kay Hamilton Philo Marcus Hamilton Philo Roberts by Mr and Mrs John Roberts South Zanesville Limestone Valley religious services Martha Wharff East Fultonham Veach and Cynthia Dockray Nashport Route Steven Marshall Dora and Mayor and Mrs Coleman 0 Diehl Chesterhill A friend Ellis Pharmacy The Roekel Company A friend employes Citizens Radio Association Zanesville Robert Higgins In memory of Keely Jo Nancy L Gertler 3236 Frankfort avenue El Paso Tex Total Many Things Can Goldwater Calls Nixon Popular WASHINGTON UPI Barry M Goldwater said day he believes that as of now Richard M Nixon holds the lead in the 1968 Republican presidential sweepstakes But he also declared thai 1968 is years and that many things can happen As for his own prospects Goldwater I don't think it would be offered to me And I've had my go at it I think in all fairness somebody else should have a go at it next time The defeated GOP candidate made the comment in a ranging copyrighted interview with the weekly magazine U.S News World Report He had this to say on other major of Republican votes were frightened away by the h completely false image built up that he was both trigger happy and the man who would tear up Social Security cards D Eisenhower was the only Republican who could have defeated Lyndon Johnson in November he had it to do over again he still would make his controversial acceptance speech statement that in the defense of liberty is no vice and moderation in the pursuit justice is no virtue He said he originally made the statement for two One I wanted to smoke this extremism thing out and find out what the devil they were talking about Well it didn't work And secondly I wanted to point out the foolishness of talking about extremism and moderation Burch will stay on as Republican national chairman cause his critics do not have the votes to oust him when the national committee meets in January And let's face vote of no confidence would be aimed right at me and at lions of people who've been working their hearts out in this party for what they believe in in the Republican ty must start at the top I can't see us getting any place if governors like Rockefeller and Romney and Smylie drag their heels because they're not given every single thing they ask for often said that if this country of ours ever falls think you can go back with all due respect to the day when Heywood Broun founded the newspaper guild Rail Strike Is Postponed For Holidays CHICAGO UPI Three unions of employes Monday pledged that they will not call a nationwide railroad strike during the Christmas New Year's holiday travel son They made the promise in U S District Court after Judge Joseph Sam Perry issued a day restraining order barring them from walking off the job on 187 railroads before mas Eve Perry heard arguments to de- termine whether to grant the railroads request for a manent injunction against a strike by the machinists and sheet metal ers in a long-drawn-out wage dispute The judge scheduled further hearings Tuesday He indicated that he needed at least 10 days to listen to evidence and study the dispute As the unions made the no- strike pledge here between 75 and 100 members of the Inter- national Association of ists IAM failed to show up for work at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad roundhouse in Wyoming Mich No picket lines were set up and a spokesman said service was not affected A union spokesman in Chicago said the walkout was over local issues Union attorney Alex Elson told Perry the unions do not want to inconvenience holiday travelers Those people going home for Christmas will get he said There wHl be no strike during the holidays Perry asked if the unions would tell him exactly when they planned to call a strike All I am authorized to say is that it will not be until after the first of the Elson said N African Role Also Explained UNITED NATIONS U S Ambassador Adlai E venson Monday accused the viet Union Communist China and a number of African tions of openly aiding the Con- go rebels In strong language he denied vituperative African charges that the mercy lift that rescued white tages held by the rebels was il- legal intervention in the Congo's affairs We have no apologies to make to any state appearing be- fore this Stevenson told the Security Council We are sroud of our part in saving man Jives imperiled by the War in the Congo He said the rebel operation centered around Stanleyville s backed by foreign ries as far away as Peking and Moscow and by such African countries as Algeria the id Arab Republic and Ghana Stevenson said rebel dent Christophe ed that Congolese trained in Red China were en route and that Russian and Chinese weapons food and medicines had already been received Stevenson said de- clared that President Kwame Nkrumah of Gamal Abdel Nasser of the and Ahmed Ben Bella of geria had promised to send arms and volunteers and that African states would provide aircraft Stevenson asked the council to create an inspection and investigator group to proceed to he Congo and to report to this council so that outside tion in the affairs of the of the Congo can be brought to an end at the est possible moment Stevenson told the council that said the center for the of rebel strength would be Brazzaville the capital of lie neighboring former French Congo and that the object is o assemble outside assistance including volunteers and plies from which a drive would hen be launched to take the capital of the for- mer Belgian Congo SHOPPING DAYS LEFT CHRISTMAS SEALS art other RESPIRATORY DISEASES
