Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - May 2, 1969, Zanesville, Ohio Good Morning The of three small children says she saw a horror show on TV a weather forecaster predicting a weekend cf rain The Times Recorder Nixon Administration Confronts Cosa Read Victor The TR On Saturday VOL MO PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO 43701 FRIDAY MAY 2 1969 TEN CENTS Woman's Body Found In Shallow Grave Husband Charged With Wife's Murder Nations Observe May Day By United Press International Europe's May Day holiday Thursday bore an ed mark of on the Eastern side of the Iron Curtain In the West there was tha usual spate of leftist demonstrations Only East Berlin where East German troops goosestepped had a military parade where in East Europe ments kept their military hardware and troops under wraps staging civilian parades and rallies instead In Czechoslovakia there were minor scuffles between and police Elsewhere in the East a peaceful holiday mood prevailed In the docks factories and newspapers were hit by the largest unofficial mass walkout since the general strike of 1926 youths and ists in Paris and major centers defied a government and labor union ban on May Day demonstrations with lived protest marches dispersed by riot police Berlin workers and students staged three May Day marches burning an American flag in one of them pro-Chinese nist demonstrators scuffled with pro-Soviet rivals in Home and Naples Spanish demonstrators clashed with riot police in Madrid stoning police cars hurling a molotov cocktail at a bus breaking windows and distributing a n t i government leaflets Police fired shots in the air to disperse one group of youths groups of young Swiss radicals clashed at May Day rallies in Lugano and Lucerne but in both places police quickly dispersed them Thousands of Czechoslovaks mourning the end of liberal reform in the country gathered in Prague's Wenceslas Square to lay flowers at the statue of St Wenceslas Police attempts to hold some of them back ended in scuffles at least 1C arrests and shouts of In Bratislava demonstrators paraded shouting tong live Dubcek in honor of deposed reformist leader Alexander Dubcek In Pilsen 200 students paraded to demand an end to recently reimposed censorship Moscow witnessed its most relaxed and festive May Day celebrations in 30 years with the Soviets in common with other Warsaw Pact countries the traditional rade through Red Square An estimated two million persons marched danced and sang in the square watched by party leader Leonid T nev who in his speech refrained from the usual direct attacks on in the West Dies In Crash IRONTON Ohio UPI Rev Earl Blackburn 59 South Point Ohio was killed day in a collision on U.S 82 near here Students Convicted Over Harvard Riots fan To Arraigned By United Press International Militant students beat re- treats Thursday from buildings they bad occupied on the Columbia and Stanford sity campuses A judge ed 169 persons of trespassing in the seizure of a Harvard University administration ing It was not a good May Day for violent dissenters on the nation's college campuses Members of the radical Students for a Democratic Society SDS abandoned two buildings on the Columbia campus in New York City after a state supreme court justice signed a warrant for their ar- rest Some 100 antiwar protesters gave up a Stanford tion building when police were called to quell a student demonstration on the Palo Alto Calif campus for the first time in the school's history At Cambridge Mass Judge Edward M Viola found all but four of 173 defendants guilty of trespassing in the April 9 seizure of University Hall The district court judge found two persons innocent and postponed a decision until Friday on the other two defendants Viola rejected ar- of more than a dozen defense lawyers that the students were within their rights when they invaded the building and bodily ejected several deans The Harvard demonstrators were protesting the Reserve Officers Training Corps gram military re- and university sion into nearby neighborhoods Police cleared the tors from the building at dawn April 10 in a sweep in which several persons suffered ries A group of Queens College students staged a sit-in to protest a sit-in in New York And in Washington the federal government showed stepped-up interest in the outburst of campus disorders The exodus from two room buildings on Columbia's Morningside Heights campus apparently began even before Justice Charles Marks signed the arrest order The last occupiers left in a rush shortly after Marks signed the warrant when the SDS members failed to Appear in court to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt of court for their illegal seizure of the two buildings Wednesday Heavy Communist Loss Reported U.S Marines Chase Viet Reds During Second Da Nang Battle SAIGON Marines riding tanks chased a fat and sassy North Vietnamese force toward mountain lairs near Da Nang Thursday on the second day of a running battle in which American commanders reported heavy Communist losses UPI correspondent David Lamb the action 12 miles southwest of Da Nang said the Marines had killed 64 North Vietnamese at a cost of nine Americans slain and 64 wounded Marine officers ordered a man battalion with tanks into the battlefield known as Arizona to help track down the remnants of the North Vietnamese force Lamb said survivors broke contact at day In Saigon the U.S command announced that the number of Americans killed in the war last week reached a four-month low with 163 men slain in action As the Communist offensive waned the number of South ese killed dropped to 237 from 329 the previous week The allies reported killing Communists In other battle action day South Vietnamese para- troopers reported hurling back an assault on a hamlet 52 miles northwest of Saigon near the Inside Today's Times Recorder Quiet On The Farm Did you ever have the dream of retiring someday to the peace and quiet of the If you did forget it The farm is becoming one of the noisiest places on earth according to Dr W G Brandstadt For his column please turn to Page Congressional Reforms The need for congressional reforms to make the operation of the federal government less cumbersome is Cambodian border and killing 40 Communists in a four-hour fight South Vietnamese losses were described as light Military spokesmen said a force of about 600 North Vietnamese striking behind a rocket and mortar barrage attacked Cay Cho hamlet about three miles from the dian frontier in the same general area that has been heavily bombed by U.S jets Correspondent Lamb Ing on the Da Nang area fighting said the North ese were believed ing into mountains which tower out of the valley basin on the coast below South Vietnam's second largest city He said air strikes and artillery barrages pounded Communist lines Please turn to B B B B To B A I A I Drew A 1 Dear B 1 B i Earl Wilson A North Ireland Names Premier BELFAST Northern Ireland won the premiership of ern Ireland on a vote Thursday and said he would tour hostile Roman Catholic and Protestant areas to unify this divided British corner of the Emerald Isle He succeeded Terence O'Neill who resigned after of civil rights demonstrations by Catholics and counteraction by Protestants split their ruling Unionist party and the country FORECAST Sonny and wanner today Fair and er tonight See details on Page A Zanesville man late Thursday afternoon was charged with first degree murder in the hammer slaying of his wife last Saturday Floyd Henry of 1013 Ayers street will be arraigned before West County Judge Christy Dunn at today on a charge that he killed his wife Bernice Arlene Henry 40 the mother of three children The machinist brought before Judge Dunn Thursday afternoon but formal arraignment was postponed pending appointment of defense counsel by the court Henry is being held in County Jail without bond The charge was signed by Sheriff Fred B Uffner following a conference with Prosecutor Hichard E Bridwell The sheriff said Henry ad- mitted beating his wife and burying her remote strip mine area off Ohio 555 about a mile from the Five Mile Bridge following an argument IT WAS HENRY who led police to the shallow grave about 2 Thursday ing an investigation that had started Tuesday afternoon when relatives alarmed by Mrs Henry's mysterious dis- appearance notified police The husband questioned by police declined to file a missing person's report He told officers that when he last saw his wife she was talking on the tele- phone She probably left he was quoted as ing Officers continuing the in- found stains on the back seat of Henry's car A laboratory showed the stains were human blood This discovery touched off a full-scale investigation by a police team headed by Chief George Hodgson Capt Cam Agin and Lt Robert son HENRY WAS picked up at his on Page Sect I Floyd Henry 55 leaves West County Judge Christy Dunn's court Thursday afternoon after being charged with first degree murder in the bludgeon slaying of his wife Bernice 40 He is flanked by Sheriff B Uffner left and Lt Ro- bert Williamson right Viet Goals Achieved Sen Aiken Urges Troop Withdrawal Mrs Bernice Arlene Henry 40 was beaten to death day and her body found in a shallow grave early Thursday Saigon Trip Spurs Hopes PARIS South Vietnamese negotiator Pham Dang Lam returned to Saigon Thursday to report to President Nguyen Van Thieu The trip spurred hopes that a through in the deadlocked Vietnam peace conference was imminent South Vietnamese delegation officials had not even hinted that Lam was considering another return trip to Saigon WASHINGTON UPI George D Aiken of Vermont the senior Senate Republican urged President Nixon day to begin immediately an orderly of American troops from Vietnam He said the United States had achieved its goals in South Vietnam Aiken's floor speech followed official State Department con- that eventual uni- lateral U.S troop withdrawals are part of the peace plan mat the Nixon administration has developed Undersecretary of State Elliot L Richardson in a television interview Tuesday night linked such withdrawals to the buildup of South Vietnamese forces to the point they can assume a greater share of the fighting Even if we don't achieve significant progress toward negotiated settlement in he said we look forward to a period when the capability of the South Vietnamese ment to carry forward the war and maintain its own security will be great enough to justify withdrawals Aiken ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told his colleagues that common sense should tell us that we have now our purpose as far as South Vietnam is T a your aid feu action an your Recorder O 43701 When is the Muskingum County Fair this The fair is scheduled Aug 11 through Aug 16 according to Fair Board Please turn to Page for more questions and answers Student Unrest Planned By Reds EDITOR'S This if the fifth ID serin of articles on the Communist involvement in campus violence By ROBERT BETTS Copley News Service The wave of disorder and violence that has swept across U S universities and colleges was set in motion at the Berkeley campus of the Uni- versity of California in 1984 Few people are aware of the full significance of the Battle of Berkeley It was no student uprising It was planned and organized by Com- with the help of tht called New Left and others committed to the destruction of this country's system of ment They won an historic victory Berkeley became the beachhead from which to launch revolution across the nation's campuses Today's Communists or Communists control some of the positions of authority within the faculty and administrative offices They dominate at least 10 important departments of the university The end result is a great and continuous barrage of at Berkeley ing this nation and its foreign policies It has nothing to do with a youth movement It is the effect of the subversion of youth The words are those of one of the few Berkeley professors concerned enough to utter lic warning of what has ed and is happening there Dr Hardin P Jones is no wild-eyed fanatic Professor of medical physics assistant director of the Donner Laboratory and an ally respected scientist he is a tall dignified quiet-mannered man with more than 30 years close contact with Berkeley beginning when he was a student NO ONE ANY longer speaks out effectively in the faculty or administration at Berkeley for the important concepts basic to our free society or to retain the excellences of our past social achievements even though such identified excellences are usually regarded as the core material for an said Dr Jones For three years there has been no voice within the uni- versity speaking out for America and for the that people participate in her diverse vital institutions and functions Teaching the essentials of Western civilization on campus has practically been replaced by various Marxist notions J Several professors including some who long had considered themselves have left Berkeley in disgust Sociology Professor William Peterson who left to become research professor at the Institute of Human Sciences Boston College The Uni- versity of California still the nation's greatest public institution of higher learning is in rapid disintegration The university has a dark prospect and the reason is that there has been no one with the will intelligence and courage to ad- minister it Dr Lewis S who moved on to become sociology professor at the University of Toronto said Berkeley has become a symbol for the To many Americans it stands for studentry in senseless re- bellion to the Communist M page Sect
