Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 24, 1966, Zanesville, Ohio Good A of terean told back later tke kids are ta The Times Recorder Football Results Cleveland 30 Washington 26 Baltimore 20 Chicago 17 Boston 35 Dallas 21 St Louis 20 Minnesota 17 Los Angeles 10 San Diego 17 152 22 PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO 43701 MONDAY OCTOBER 24 1966 TEN CENTS Viet War Review Planned Summit Talks Way At Manila ivy Jets ast Reds Border ON UPI Navy at level i heavy monsoon rains North Vietnamese in the Demilitarized the U.S military reported Sunday pounded through the de strip with heavy y fire attacks against the zone out Saturday as American planes id a series of raids North Viet Nam itself bridges military nd storage areas S Navy reconnaissance m the aircraft carrier lation was lost over Nam and both of its n listed as missing in The a inic craft capable of at extremely high is went down from ri causes a spokesman was the third such st during the air war to uth Viet Nam American ambushed a fleet Cong sampans along a river 20 miles north of late Saturday night 17 guerrillas he Viet Cong staged an i of their own 18 miles st of the capital shortly dark Saturday night a U.S aid employe and ng his driver in an on a jeep and truck attack this one on y outskirts of Saigon a of Communist a South police Friday killing four policemen t tax collector One tan and three children Bounded Commanders have been ating an all-out fensive across the zone the rainy season UPI left and President Ferdinand Marcos from left are reception ceremonies at tke airport IB Manila following Mr Johnson's arrival Tke nation's chief executive arrived in Manila from Australia Nixon Predicts Major Republican Comeback NEW YORK UPI Vice President Richard M Nixon predicted Sunday that the Republican party will make the greatest comeback in this century in next month's elections In a televised interview Nixon said he believed the Republicans would gain 40 seats in the House of Representatives elect 23 nors and make substantial gains in the Senate in the November balloting I predict that after this the Republicans will be stronger than at any time since Nixon said The former Vice President said he believes the cans will make gains in the South as well as in other sections of the country If they do not he added it will be a pyrrhic victory For a generation the Democrats will be branded as the party of racism In the South Nixon said the Democratic party of son and Jackson has become the party of Maddox Mahoney and Wallace a reference to the Democratic candidates for governor in Georgia Maryland and Alabama he World This Morning nl I Communist China orth Viet Nam bitterly the Manila Summit Con- Page JURY Rhodesia and British officials this nter the self described il stage in their drawn over future of this breakaway lony Page Nation HASSEE Fta Robert us a slate education nent deputy director and year old daughter are and and shot to n their fashionable horn turf ILAND Dr Sheppard goes on trial today for the second time charged with bludgeoning his wife to death 12 years ago Page LANCASTER The Ohio paper M o m e n s Association ends its annual convention here by voting an honorary membership to Rosy de Sa Cardoso of the Brazilian state of Parana sister stale of Ohio in the Alliance for Progress Page XEW VOUK WorM Boxing Association President Robert Evans supports claim of Carlos Ortiz to the lightweight championship despite the ruling of a Mexican official who claims Sugar Ramos won the fight Page CLEVELAND Ross sparks an all out defensive effort with three pass tions and Frank Ryan throws two scoring passes as the Cleveland Browns smash Dallas Page The Weather FORECAST Mostly sunny with seasonable temperatures today High 56 to Generally fair tonight See details on Page 2 A Intirtf The TR Page Sec Births 1 B B Comic Pages B Deaths 2 A Page 4 A Farm Page t A Radio-TV News II B Sports B A A President Confers With Leaders Of 6 Far Eastern Allies MANILA UPI President Johnson and the leaders of six other nations fighting the Communists in Viet Nam met here Monday to review the war effort and discuss the more prosperous Asia they hope to build when the conflict ends The two-day Asian summit conference opened at 9 9 p.m EDT Monday under the gavel of Philippines President Ferdinand E Marcos against a background of rising hopes that North Viet Nam may soon decide to accept allied offers for peace talks Shortly after his arrival here Sunday afternoon from lia Johnson conferred with Marcos South Vietnamese Pre- mier Nguyen Cao Ky South Korean President Park Chung Hee and Thailand Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn He met last week en Manila with the other participants in the summit New Zealand Prime Minister Keith Holyoake and Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt Johnson arrived in Manila from his tumultuous tour of Australia and New Zealand with a pledge of American tance to help the non- Communist nations of Asia in cooperative efforts to build a better life for the millions who have achieved independence but still lack economic security The No 1 question was what price the allies would have to pay to get North Viet Nam to the conference table It was disclosed that the United States had found signs that the Hanoi regime at last may be considering the idea of peace talks The indications apparently coining in part from reports attributed to Hungarian sources at the United Nations were far from conclusive It was be- a key break could come if the American public shows in the November general elections that it is willing to support even sterner measures in the Viet Nam fighting There were indications that any positive move by North Viet Nam would depend on a halt in U.S bombing attacks This strategy shaped up as a key issue at the summit meeting Informed sources told UPI that American delegates dy had advised their six Viet Nam allies that the United States would be reluctant to halt their raids unless Hanoi gave concrete indications it was willing to talk The U.S military considers the air strikes vital to the prevention of a Communist buildup along the border between the two Viet Nams Qualified informants said the agenda decided in advance by Secretary of State Dean Rusk and the foreign ministers of the six other conference pants would include discussions of the military effort in Viet Nam an assessment of the pacification program there and a review of the economic situation throughout Southeast Asia Police Halt Demonstration MANILA day night broke up an demonstration staged by 40 Filipino students outside the Manila hotel where President Johnson and other participants in the Viet Xam summit meeting are staying A crowd of about bystanders applauded as the paddy wagon pulled away The students 35 boys and five girls carried signs painted in red on white cardboard calling Johnson a and denouncing ry of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert s McNamara Minutes after the students linked arms and began waving their signs about 40 Manila police carrying wooden and bamboo clubs told them to disperse When the students resisted they were tossed into the paddy wagon to the cheers of the rest of the crowd outside the There were no injuries MONTE CARLO LTD Rainer of Monaco has been re-elected president of the International of Scientific Exploration of the Mediterranean Sea it was announced Sunday 7 Die In Ohio Crash EATON Ohio Seven persons were killed and three injured one critic ally in a firry crash Sunday on U.S 40 north of here Five of the victims identities were not released pending notification of were from California the stale Highway Patrol said The others killed in the pre- dawn smashup at the junction with Monroe Central Rd Hubert Bach 47 v Paris Ohio and Charles F Kirby 48 Dayton Ohio The injured were identified by an official of Reed Memorial Hospital in Richmond Ind a Parker 53 Richmond Ind David harty 18 ton Calif and Sam Day IS Richmond Ind Parker was reported in cal condition while Harty said to be a Marine was in fairly good condition Day who was in the same car with Parker was treated and released The said the car con- laming the Californians burst into flames The cause of the crash was not immediately released ing completion of its tion by patrolmen Recovery workers continue their search for bodies in the wreckage of Junior School In Aberfan Wales The sun shone on the mining village Sunday lessening the danger of a new CPI Telephoto slide from the coal waste mountain similar to the one which engulfed the school and 14 houses Friday Rescuers Recover 135 Bodies From Welsh Coal Mine Waste ABERFAN Wales UPI -A blazing sun hovered over Aberfan Sunday easing the threat of a new coal waste slide into this disaster stricken Welsh mining town By 9 p.m 5 p.m 135 bodies had been recovered from the thousands of tons of black sludge which roared down an man-made mountain last Friday and buried a school 14 cottages and a farm The bodies included 109 children and 26 adults Most of the victims were elementary school children How many more still were buried was unknown Recovery squads no longer dug as rescuers since hope of finding anyone alive under the rubble was abandoned But a nightlong rain which could have brought a new slide eased off Sunday lessening the danger Church congregations throughout Britain prayed for Top Business Leaders Call For Tax Increase HOT SPRINGS Va UPI Big business is moving closer to wanting a tax increase both for itself and the man in the street Some captains of industry and finance even want higher taxes now before President Johnson discloses how much more money is needed to fight the Viet Nam war This was the dominant conclusion reached Sunday ter two days of conversations with members of the Business Council 180 heads of some of the nation's biggest tions The council's fall meeting was devoted to golf tennis and closed sessions with top ment officials The council's chairman liam B Murphy president of Campbell Soup Co summed up the sentiment on taxes when he told a news I'm for taxes rather than inflation Many of the corporate chiefs were unconvinced by Treasury Secretary Henry H Fowler's assurance that the economy has cooled down since last winter and flow is advancing at a more moderate and able pace Many of them did nol agree with their own economists who Girl 7 Hif Automobile predicted consumer prices would rise by only 3 per cent in 1967 compared to 3.5 per cent this year To be sure the business leaders all pay lip service to the idea that government should cut its own spending for programs before using a tax increase to force consumers and businessmen to reduce their outlays According to Murphy the No One thing is for the government to be as frugal as possible in the victims and their families In the Aberfan region men told stories of tragedy escape and death They talked of the Methodist minister who broke down and wept because he could not hold his Sunday school class Every one of its young members perished in the slide They talked of the Rev Kenneth Hayes of nearby Merthyr Vale who overcame his grief at the loss of his nine year-old son to appear in church Sunday High above Aberfan itself teams of experts worked on the mountain of coal waste and mud checking widening cracks fortifying the base Officials said there was no new danger as long as it didn't rain Army trucks carrying gency water supplies lumbered through police blockades into the village Bread trucks and milk wagons arrived to bolster waning supplies consumed by the thousands of rescue ers over the past three days All but seven of the bodies found in the rubble were children officials reported At a church in Merthyr the Rev Derwin Morris Jones spoke at a special service recalling a mine disaster of several years ago A year old Market girl was seriously injured day afternoon when she was struck by an in front of her homr police said Mary Ann Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs Palo Fleming of 1051 Market sustained a broken arm and loft log noad and in- juries She underwent surgery Sunday afternoon at Good maritan Hospital where she was taken in a Do Long and Baker ambulance Police girl ran into the in the path of an car driven by Francis Chema 17 of 1323 Putnam avenue T 1967 Rational Poster Child Dill of Hillsboro lev has a fin of fun her poodle Huffy in her Donna is the 1967 March of Dimes National X
