Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - June 29, 1965, Zanesville, Ohio Good There are any number pf golfers who play a fair game that is if you watch them close enough Earl Wilson The Times Recorder New GOP Boss FaUs To Stem Rising Tide Of New Splinter Croups Turn To Page 102ND PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO TUESDAY Jl 29 1965 SEVEN CENTS Global BUDAPEST Premier Janos i Kadar who took over the Hungarian government after the Soviets crushed the 1956 I freedom revolt resigns in a cabinet reshuffle Page LONDON Nuns from 23 Boman Catholic orders model stretch nylons pleated short skirts and motor scooter crash helmets in the world's first fashion show of nuns habits Page THE HAGUE Queen Juliana announces the en- gagement of her daughter Crown Princess Beatrix to the choice of her heart West German diplomat Claus von Amsberg Page Tli e Nation WASHINGTON The public will be given a look at lures of Mars surface within two days after Mariner 4 flies past the red planet July 14 Page MINNEAPOLIS Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman says net farm in- come will drop as much as per cent unless Congress re- news the farm commodity programs Page HAMMOND Ind Irving N Chayken savs he is returning to France the Croix de Guerre he received nearly a half tury ago because President Charles de Gaulle's stubborn attitude has wiped out his respect for the French nation Page Artillery Batters Yanks ets Smash Center Work Progresses On South River Road Work continues on the River road construction project between Duncan Falls and Zanesville Shown above are big steel pilings which are being driven for a four lane bridge over Flat Run The bridge spans range from 34 to 42 feet Shelly and Sands Inc is the contractor Council For j City Council last night the housing code The wafer main projects m- took the first step in- nance authorizing advertising Dominican Seeks Post SANTO DOMINGO Former Dominican President Joaquin returned un- expectedly to Santo Domingo Monday He announced I that he plans to run for president again in the next elections 1 Uas the last ican president during the re- gime of Rafael who was assassinated in 1961 j He supported the U.S that the country's next a provisional should be in j nature and that peacekeeping forces should re- main in the country to maintain a new government j return jward redeveloping the Around Ohio TOLEDO Toledo jumps on bandwagon of cities trying to wrest a million Anheuser Busch brewery away from the Columbus area Brewery announced earlier the plant would be constructed in on but Columbus Mayor M E Sensenbrenner refuses to water and sewage lines lo the site unless acreage involved is annexed to Columbus Page CLEVELAND Second de- gree murder trial of William J earlier is postponed when common Pleas Judge Hugh Coirigan granted Cartier's plea for new attorneys ier had been expected to plead guilty lo the slaying of grocer Gilbert Rollins Page WIMBLEDON Dennis Ralston only American man tennis player still left in the Wimbledon Tennis ships eliminates his good friend Marty Reissen Page PHILADELPHIA weight champion Joe dello will bypass Dick Tiger of Nigeria to meet either Joey Archer or George Benton in title bout here Sept 20 Page OCEANPORT Kelso Horse of The Year for the past five seasons who was on the brink of retirement from racing is surprise entry in race at Monmouth Park Page The FORECAST Mostly sunny continued hot with scattered afternoon thunderstorms See details on Page Inside The TR Page Sec Bridge H A B Classified B Comic Pages A Crossword H A Deaths A Editorial Pages A B Police News 8 B B Women's A Initial which will be bids and entering into con- troops firing of 10 wood section into a thp improvements as lear a park It approved a resolution for a survey prepare appraisal for Alley west of Maple had fathered around the land file an application for of new street and from Jacobs street lo Francis j shell of the customs federal grant to design engineering sections of was sacked and costs of a four-year layout of industrial Wabash Marion program and such with tht i Involved in the project called Opportunity is the area some persons in sector of the rest for Clean and The the Bell force Much of the final net cost and from the lnc will be for Vale avenue assumed was for w Interstate and i m p r o on Yale to of heading off Ion the south Monroe and High I ing the site Also included is arrive on Normandy to he Former President Dwight D Eisenhower called yesterday for reforms in national political conventions He said he thought the American people were horrified by the picture they now gel Eisenhower shown at Telephoto right with GOP National Chairman Ray Bliss made the proposal in an informal speech at a luncheon session of the can National Committee the River on the west si reels on the east including j new bridge across the lots fronting on the Kiver and side of High north of streets and utilities and Malinda street ithe north Three emergency wood avenue and on ful to an allev cast of Norwood i peaceful settlement of the Balaguer called on junta leader Maj Gen To be installed is about Imbert to ordinances foet of main and from office to facilitate I The unanimous action passed two involving eet eig led statements in favor of main projects and the Ordinances given first by Councilmen confirmation of advertising team Dr Gordon E bids and authorizing jford and Paul Coffey Roger contract for purchase of Jones of 1414 Lake drive spoke i cast iron and ductile iron against the measure and the water font on Page Sec r side of cooperate in diplomatic efforts to solve the deadlock Recent House Fight Opens Housing Opposition Crushed outbreaks in the in- Support For Bliss Ike Calls For Republicans To Shun Splinter Groups WASHINGTON UPI For- mer President Dwight D appeared to have took a veiled slap WASHINGTON UPI of or House Monday opened an month bitter fight over If a The administration has ied the as an idem Johnson's billion afford to pay a ing by crashing 230 to by the a Republican move to kill standard the government would pay the remaining a Afler failing to block to their new landlords of the Republicans began a blistering attack on its most disputed to let the government the rents of the poor With the final vote expected about midweek the bill's floor manager Rep Wright Patman predicted passage by a fair margin There appeared to be considerable bipartisan support for the tures of the Drawing the heaviest GOP flak was the President's al to subsidize the rents of tain families who otherwise would have to pay more than of their income for decent homes These would be persons living in substandard housing those displaced by highway construction or urban renewal projects the elderly or the physically handicapped If the government decided r example that the cheapest standard housing in a given area cost a month rent sub- less peri No other piece of legislation ihas attracted such a consensus of bitter said Rep James Harvey Mich The Senate Banking tee last week approved a lar measure Both bills would a number of existing urban re- apparent to play a role in the peace talks At least eight persons were killed in San Franciso de northwest of the city last i Friday and it was feared new tension would lead to further bloodshed The rebels who sparked the clash Friday were reported to have escaped into adjoining mountains pre- to wage guerrilla fare The peace team also was re- day at GOP splinter groups He urged full support of can national Chairman Ray C Bliss who openly deplored tion of party Eisenhower told top state GOP chairmen at the opening of a two-day meeting here that the party should shun factional labels In obvious reference to various Republican conservative and liberal organizations the former president said he de- both words liberal and conservative Eisenhower said the state ported unable to get agreement to its offer to pay the wages of Dominican civil checks of the Federal Drive Opens On School Segregation vi cio on lew device to provide public lousing for the nation's needy Republican critics called it i dole of Ui Mail programs provide for 3 per cent loans for college housing and community development under the Federal National Mortgage Ml Ul of American States He reportedly wanted the checks made out and countersigned by his junta UPI The Justice Department is beginning a two-pronged drive to rid America of school segregation by 1967 Humphrey Sees WHITE SULPHUR in a speech prepared unstable boom or men s which had been iV Va UPI Vice before a meeting a deficit But he cautioned lubert H Humphrey said secretaries at stability has aggressive positive ex- Hotel and thereby promotion would be iay that confidence government has in in check another cause to win this struggle on and an economic early Humphrey long-term basis vere the keys to continued system Data and this stability of prices achieve a continuing ex- lomic concerning the economy continue business and he said the that and refined by alike must as private public partnership J I 17111 C V V vac a in government keep the public work The key to this is d UAld Ill economy but that directly to the he said I am and mutual respect of the so they understanding today in not policy of a trade nation we have built a Hvt be used if necessary vice president said unity never before Signs of off trouble of May showed a As Americans we mce are watched he No indications now point in the balance of working together Included are efforts to speed completion of desegregation in schools where it has already begun and to prevent nation against Negro students of previously schools The drive is already in ress but will be stepped up considerably when Congress en- acts the voting rights which has passed the Senate and is now before the House The 100 attorneys assigned to the department's civil rights division then will turn their chief attention from voting to schools The department has adopted a desegregation timetable ten by the U.S Office of cation as its goal in court timetable calls for schools to chairmen and all Republicans should ask What does Ray Bliss Then he said they should see that Bliss gets what he wants And what the national man wants Bliss told the ing is money funds that he said splinter groups were phoning away from the national organization Bliss served no- ice he would try to discourage organizations which will com- Dete with us in the soliciting of Republican funds Bliss already was on record in opposition to formation of Free Society Association Barry M Goldwater's new con- group He also other conservative and liberal groups created by Re- publicans of various shades in the wake of the party's 1964 election defeat Bliss called the meeting of state chairmen to report on his first three months as national chairman In a departure from past Republican gatherings of this kind the sessions were closed to reporters except for the Eisenhower lunch speech The general's address was de- Area Near Hanoi Hit By Planes SAIGON UPI U.S jets smashed a Viet Cong staging area 210 miles northeast of gon Monday killing 100 Com- munist rebels and damaging 116 buildings Other American jets dropped millions of leaflets over North Viet Nam telling the people their rice was going to Red China In South Viet Nam can planes struck back after the Communists poured mortar fire at targets around Nha Trang city 200 miles northeast of Saigon and near the Da Nang air base Hardest hit by the Red barrage was the Nha Trang naval training station The Communist mortar attack around Nha Trang wounded five Americans killed a sailor and wounded 28 i other Vietnamese North of the 17th Parallel 55 U.S and Vietnamese planes pressed air strikes against Com- munist North Viet Nam with a blizzard of leaflets over five Communist cities and steady bombardment of bridges racks and communication sites U.S Air Force jets flew within 55 miles of Hanoi while dropping 2.7 million leaflets containing caricatures of North Vietnamese leaders swapping Vietnamese rice for Chinese Communist weapons and gesting that the populace should demand higher rice rations In South Viet Nam U.S threw a secrecy cur tain around the downing of a mystery plane in a Roman Catholic village near Long Binh Tan Sunday night The plane a twin-engined transport was returning to Saigon from a secret mission when it was evidently shot down by ground fire An American military man said only that two persona U.S Air Force officer and an enlisted killed in the crash But villages near the crash site 13 miles east of Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport said at least 16 bodies wore carried off the plane by rescuers They said three villagers also were killed when the plane crashed into their thatched houses American soldiers cleared the wreckage Their officers refused to say how many dead had been recovered from the age nor what the painted plane was carrying 3 Persons Are Missing Deputy sheriffs said thrat voted in large part to a strong persons were reported misting attack on the present political convention system He called for major overhaul in the way conventions are run including banning from the floor of all press radio and television desegregate at least four grades this fall and to complete their desegregation by the fall of 1987 in order to quality for eral funds Eisenhower said last year's national political conventions were marked by confusion noise impossible deportment and delegates ignoring what was being discussed Monday Frank Gibbons 61 of Route S was last seen Wednesday weighs about 130 pounds and is 5 feet 6 inches tall He WM wearing a green work and a striped railroad cap last Linda Doty if and Atkins 14 both of read were last sew about 11 Sunday Both aro about I feet S in height
