Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 1

4 0 I (amily Bargain DaysX'ThursdayX'riday' Saturday) i 1 "(eV i 1 1 i Wilmington Ohio Wednesday October 12 I960' One Hundred Twenty Second Year No 306 Yanks Take Early Lead Anti Leader i Murdered in Japan Rout riendin Third Sailor Defies Soviet Officials 1 5 Mi Who Urge He Return to Russia A I Khrush urious 200 on Trial Pane ound Nixon Returns ToCalifornia Three Pickets ined Pro Lumumba the Balloons To Pressure on rondixi ft i I DebateShaping Up Over feat Debate Study inds 'Scare Campaigns Do Not Cut Traffic Accidents I HAMILTON Ohio Three pickets face fines of $100 each on charges of violating a courUpeace order in the United Auto Workers union strike at Philip Carey Co in Middletown Judge P'PZBoli set the penalty Tuesday in Common Pleas Court and ordered a limit of three pick ets at the plant main gate and two pickets each at other en trances casting System offered its radio network facilities Nixon in San Diego Calif suggested through his press sec retary that the fourth joint TV appearance now scheduled for Oct 21 be turned over to the vice presidential' candidates NEW YORK' The young Estonian sailor who 1 fled Soviet Premier own ship has defied Soviet diplomats who urged him to return Victor Jaanlmets 29 described Bombers' Bats Boom In 6 Run Attack Police reported that the young killer confessed he had plotted the assassination past three days and said he had no accom plice Police said he told them Asanuma was a traitor who was trying to sell Japan to the Com munists Asanuma was hurried to a hos pital where he died of two chest wounds one of thqm close to the heart The assassin was' a former member of the ultranationalist Greater Japan Patriotic Society Members of the extremist Zen gakureri Student Association and of the big left wing labor federa tion Sohyo Asanuma's comrades in arms in demonstrations against the new US Japan security treaty last led the march on the station Cimoli bounced out Boyer' to Skowron Smith singled to left Boyer leaped up for high bouncer and threw to Richardson to nip Smith 1 at second Hoak reaching first nthe force Maz eroski lined to Mantle No runs one hit no errors one left 'Decent Burial' Asked or Abandoned Auto NEW CANAAN Conn (AP) A 1949 model car with California li cense plates was found' abandoned Monday night on1 the Merritt Parkway with a note that said: give it a decent State troopers towed it to a garage rvS Quake Hits Italy COSENZA Italy (AP) 'A strong earthquake shook this Southern Italian town for several seconds this morning People ran into the streets in panie but no damage ws repotted About' 10 a Thursday bal loons will: float down from the skies ail throughWilmington And each balloon will 'contain a merchandise certificate for $1 for the person who catches the bal loon all a gift from the merchants of the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce to celebrate Bargain Days in city stores Thursday" riday and Sat urday' Tom Browning owner of 'the East End Shell station will' fly the plane and release the' balloonsso theywill descend throughout the city INNING YANKS Kubek was hit on tha right foot by a pitch1 Maris dou bled sending Kubek to third Mantle singled scoring Kubek and Maris to increase the Yank lead to 3 0 Berra singled Mantle racing to third" Manager Danny Murtaugh signaled for Cheney to replace riend Mantle limped slightly coming int Skow ron hit a sacrifice fly to Clemente Mantle scoring and Berra hold ing first Blanchard singled to center field Berpa stopping at second Richardson tripled off the left field wall scoring Berra a nd Blanchard two RBI gave him a total of 11 for tha series breaking the record of 10 set 4y Yogi Berra in 1958 and tied by Ted Kltiszewski in 1959 ord was called out on strikes Boyer filed to Virdon ive runs five hits" no errors one left the dramatic confrontation' at im migration headquarters Tuesday first I refused to see them but inasmuch as they requested once more to see me said I would talk to he said' of them asked me wheth erI was forced to make my de TELL Nobel Prize winning chemist Dr Linus Pauling' refuses to tell the Sen 'ate internal security subcom mittee Lin Washington who Helped him obtain the signa 2 4 turesi of scientists in 50 na tions on a petition demanding a ban on tests of nuclear weapons Pauling discussed freely other aspects of the project jTOKYO A fanatic right wing student today assassinated the Socialist party chairman Inejiro Asanuma an avowed friend of Communist China and the militant leader of Japanese opposition the US alli ance The assassin a slender Otaya Yamaguchi 17 stabbed Asanuma twice with a foot long sword as Asanuma spoke to a political forum on clean campaign prac tices Members of the audience hurled the youth to the floor and carried him off to police head quarters 1 A leftist throng of 10000 marched on police headquarters and then on the official residence of Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda demanding resignation They shouted with terror BUENOS AIRES Argentina Some top military chiefs were reported ready to ask Pres ident Arturo rondizi to resign" as government crisis grew War 5 Secretary Gen Rodolfo Larcher resigned Tuesday night and unconfirmed reports said the rest of the Cabinet had offered to uit AX'? Pilot Missing After Crash Distance Record Bid Ends in Crash ast Draw Policeman SPARTANBURG' SC Patrolman EjPlexico was giv ing a motorist directions when he heard a like a leaking tire Looking down at the tires PleXTCo saw a copperhead snake near his feet whipped out his revolver shot the snake and (henfinished giving directions SECOND INNING YANKS Mantle bunted and tfas thrown out by riend Berra walked" Skowron smashed a ground singlesending Berra to third Howard was hit on the right hand with a pitched ball filling the bases After a preliminary ex amination by Yankee trainer Bus Mauch Howard went into theclubhouseElLGrbawentinto run for Howard Virdon caught fly His quick throw to the plate held Berra at third ord was credited with an infield single when riend knocked down his smash back to the box but his throw to smith at the plate was too late to get Berra Boyer struck out 1 One run two hits no errors three left PIRATES John Blanchard went in to catch'for the Yankees Plans 31 Day Swing Through Home State LOS ANGELES (AP) Vice President Richard Nixon is back in his home territory today confident he now has an issue that will help push him into the White House spend days in his native California and al most certain that in each speech he: will insist he is and Sen John Kennedy his 'Dem ocratic foe is wrong pol icy for Quemoy and Matsu Thursday comes theithird round of the big television debate be tween Njxon and Kennedy a Nixon has gone halfway Ground the world to latch onto his issue two tiny islands off the coast of China He is sure to hammer away at this two point theme 1 That Quemoy and Matsu should be defended 2 That Kennedy is and engaging in and thinking that could lead to when he says the Idefenseline should be pulled back to the sea between ormosa and the China mainland COLUMBUS 'SON Spanish Adm Christobal Colon a a direct of Chris topher Columbus atands In frontt of tha statue in Miami la where he was welcomed during a Columbus Day ceremony With 1 addition of four new Red eathers the Wilmington Union Township Community Chest campaign today reports collections of $11063 which is 35 per cent of the $31119 goal Latest firms and organizations contributing $100 or more to drive are Krogers BPO Elks Dayton Power Light Co Wilmington Kiwanis CLEVELAND (AP) The grisly photograph the statistics that compute your chances of being killed in traffic by sundown of a these and other tools in traffic safety reduce: an expert reported today Dr JamOs Malfetti execu tive officer of the safety research and education project at Columbia University reported some of his findings in an address tothe58th annual convention of the "Ameri can Automobile Association have found so far no' in stance in which scare campaigns in traffic safety have reduced acci dents? Dr Malfetti said A'and we have some evidence that they may do more harm than The Columbia project" financed with' a $100000 grapt from the AAA conducted a study of Cleve land teen age traffic violators non violators to determinerpsycho logical differences between the two" groups Among thirfgs found Dr Malfetti said were that the violators compared with the non violators More inclined tb impulsive behavior and action inconsiderate of others The New' York Yankees' strug gling to get back into 1960 series competition lowered the boom on the Pittsburgh Pirates and pitcher Bob' riend in the third inning of game No 6 today to take an early 6 0 lead ord 31working with three rest made his 14th series start a record and was showing fine control in the! early innings Pittsburgh called on Tom Chancy in relief of riend The 29 ear old riend was the loser in the second game when the Yanks routed the Bucs 16 3 IRST INNING riend threw out Boy er Kubek rolled1 out Mazeroskl to Stuart Maris filed to Virdon No runs no hits no errors none left Virdon lined a single to center Right hander Bob Tur ley started to warm up for the Yankees Groat rapped into a dou ble play Richardson to Kubek to Skowron Clemente brought a I roar from the crowd with a long foul Into the 'right field stands that narrowly missed being a home run Clemente singledsharply between first and "second Into right field Stuaxt struck out No rims two hits' ho errors onB left 1 int British A Sub LONDON (AP) 4 Queen Eliza beth II will launch first nuclear submarine next week with US help and with a US trained crew the submarine 1 Dreadnought will have an Ameri can reactor to power it HONOLULU (AP) North Air National Guardsmen attempting a nonstop distance record? in engine" planes were approaching Wake Island Tuesday night one of the pilots radioed that he waa unable to climb A few minutes later Lt Duane Stirling27 of argo" went into the ocean about three miles north' of Wake xHis buddy Capt Charles in negan 30 also of argo landed at Wake 1 The Guard found Stirling bobbing in the Pacific A1 Navy crash boat picked him up but there were no immediate reports on his condition The pilots' were tryingto fly nonstop from Oakland Calif to Manila 24 Pages Two Sections New Atlas ails Biit Cause Known Assembly Refuses 2 To Heed Threat Of Rocket Warfare UNITED NATIONS NY (AP) Premier Khrushchev set back by a steamroller vote in the United Nations on disarmament risked another defeat today on his cherished charge of aggressive The Soviet chief appeared to be gripped by an almost apoplectic fury when the disarmament vote went against him He openly talked of rockets and war Time is running out for him hnless he changes his mind about flying back to Moscow Thursday Price Seen Cents He has been beaten down re peatedly in the General Assembly the latest sfetback coming Tues day night in 'spite of a raging threatening speech demanding that disarmament be debated at once i by the Assembly without preliminary commitee considera tion The 99 nation assembly voted 54 13 with 31 abstentions Khrushchevls demand Then it voted 61 12 with 24 abstentions to debate the issue in the Political Committee Voting with the Soviet bloc on the first question were Afghanistan: Mali and fellow trav eling Guinea and Cuba Afghanis tan abstained on the second vote Today the Assembly discussed Soviet demands to bypass com mittee consideration oL two more Soviet resolutions The UN Steer ing Committee has recommended that both by the Po litical Committee before they come to the assembly One resolution charges the Unit ed States with aggressive actions against the Soviet Union men acing: world peace It is based on the American U2 plane shot down over Soviet territory and the RB47 shot down off the north coast of the Soviet Union SANTA CLARA The biggest conspiracy trial of the idel Castro regime rolled on here today behind doors 'closed to all foreign newsmen except four Russians Newsmen' counted 170 defend ants about a dozen of them in military uniform who entered the courtroom at the trial "opening Tuesday Defense attorneys said more than 200 were on trial ari charged''yfth wagingT'atnih'd 'rebellion in the Escambrayy Mountains or with collaborating with the insurgents Amqng those on trial was an American1 identified by the semi official newspaper Revolution as Richard Pecoraro of Staten Is land A New York City fireman by that name was fired from his job earlier this year after overstay ing his leave? on a trip to Cuba: A second military tribunal at 1 Santiago ineasternCubawasjto begin hearing evidence today against 21 men the government says invaded the northeast coast of Cuba last week They included another American identified as Anthony Zarba The Armed orces an nounced Tuesday night that only five of the 27 an landing party was still at large The leader pre viously had been reported killed SAN RANCISCO (AP) A argo flier own at sea off Wake Island in a sin gle engine plane is missing a search is under way the Coast Guard was advised today Another argo flier safely land ed his single engine plane at Wake Hie two were attempting a nonstop flight from Oakland Calif to Manila The Coast Guard relaying re ports received in San rancisco from a search rescue coordinator on Kwajalein in the Marshall Is lands said a Coast Guard crash boat' after earlier being re buffed by reefs took in tow the plane Jn which Lt Duane Stir ling 27 went down Tuesday night about three miles north of Wake Stirling was not in the plane A pinpoint of light during the night in the same area might have been from car rled by Stirling A search of the area was negative companion Capt Charles innegan 30 landed on Wake The two had been in the air more than 30 hours and were past the halfway mark of their effort' 2 Subject to more conflicts or "maladjustments in their family life 3 More irresponsible and rebel lious and less conforming to the demands of society 4 More shy secretive hyper sensitive and easily embarrassed and had more trouble making friends and meeting problems squarely 5 Less economically independ ent 6 More easily "depressed and more pessimistic and lacking in self confidence 7 More indifferent to safety in driving a car and safety in gen eral A 8 Children of parents less ac tive sin political and other civic affairs of the community a panel "discussion Tuesday participants agreed the idea cen tral business districts are doomed to strangulation by growing traffic congestion is of the great myths of our1 It was brought out that in some cities about 50 per cent of all traf fic in the central business district was made up of through traffic and a provision of belt or by pass routes would go a long way to ward salving congestion problems 5 JAANIMETS cision I told them Nobody forced me I made my decision a long time said in other words this is your will your They said every Soviet citizen has the right to decide where he will Ijve And I told them remark refle cttheLrutikItisJL The Soviet officials were Victor Ozipov second secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Washington and Valeri Kravchenko an em bassy attache The slim light haired seaman slipped away from a five man shore" party during a shopping and' sightseeing inManhattan Monday afternoon After calling Estonia refugee groups he was taken: to the im migration office An Immigration Service "official said Jaanimets would remain in custody while few matters are being CAPE CANAVERAL la" (AP) first rocket irf a more pow erful Atlas series has failed but the Air orce says it believes it has pppipnpointed the trouble The maiden flight of the new Atlas model fizzled less than three minutes after launch Tues day when one of three large en gines shut down prematurely The three motors generated a total of 390000 pounds of thrust on liftoff making this the most powerful set of US rocket en gines" ever flown The present series Atlas' builds up 360000 pounds is designed for quicker retaliation longer range" and heavier nuclear capabil ity than the miskile Chest Hits 35 Per Cent USSpyin Sky ails Io Orbit POINT ARGUELLO Calif (AP) The United first spy in the sky: rocket failed to for reasons being sought' today by Air orce scientists withy only meager clues Project officials announced that the first in the series of Samos satellites radioed back a few messages' (of its performance Tuesday then disappeared It was to be the forerunner of satellites equipped with scanning gear so sensitive they are expect ed to take pictures or TV shots "better than phdtos made from the reconnaissance plane NEW YORK (AP) A great de bate appears to be shaping up over the betweenthe presidential candidates Sen John Kennedy has ac cepted a network offer to make time available for a fifth debate early in November But Vice President Richard Nixon is cool to the idea and has suggested that instead of a fifth debate he and Kennedy expand their fourth joint appearance to two hours" Kennedy has4 not yet replied four one hour de bates were scheduled Two al ready have been held and the third is Set for Thursday night The proposal for another de bate Nov was made in telegrams Saturday by three Democratic senators The Nation al Broadcasting Co the Columbia Broadcasting System and the America Broadcasting Co agreed to give television and radio time and the Mutual Broad ourCjricy Youths Held GREENSBURG Ind (AP) our Cincinnati teenagers who said they'were headed for Iowa to get marrieL were held without charge today In an investigation pf a reported kidnaping One of the youths identified as Pete Starkey 15 was wounded slightly as he tried to escape from Theothers were' Identified xby police as Benton Barrett 17 Mar gie Barrett 16 arid Marge Brown 15 Paul Johnson 21Cincinnati told state police the four forced him' at knifepoint to drive them here from Cincinnati early Tues day He said he escaped from the car unharmed when it ran out of gasoline and the boys and girls fled on foot in opposite directions' Police said the youngsters broke into a house near Greensburg and took 4wo 22 caliber Two unarmed off duty policemen saw them on a golf course and were forced to get down on the ground but the four started to run when a third officer drove by Starkey wyUwounded at that time Police said the two Barretts are cousins eft loat in City With Gifts Kennedy Sticks J) 4 5 By Stand on Quemoy Matsu' NEW YORK Sen John Kennedy today defended his policy on Quemoy and Matsu in a sidewalk interview on his way to have 'breakfast with Mrs ranklin "Roosevelt The Democratic presidential candidate was accompanied along thejyay by William Vanden Heu vel candidate for Congress from 17th District Vanden Heuvel disclosed to re porters that he had sent a tele gram to Secretary of State Chris tian Herter asking for confirma tion of a report that the State De partment is negotiating with the Chinese Naionalist government on ormosa for withdrawal of troops and civilians from Quemoy and Matsu tiny off the Chinese Communist coast Vanden Heuvel said that Rep John Lindsay NY1 had said in debate with himr Monday night that he and other meipbers of Congress had been informed the policy was to urge a Nationalist withdrawal from the offshore islands Kennedy reiterated his stand that the offshore islands had been declared strategically indefensible bytop military leaders find that the United States should not a world war by committing "itself to their defense After Stinging Rebuff in In Cuban Court Only 'oreign Newsmen are Russians Wilmington News Journalpj: low 46 52 Thursday most 1 i 'c a 1 e'ED I 1 ResPonslblllty iv fair and mild fl I A 1 A A ErW CE Crowd Stones 2 White Drivers LEOPOLDVILLE the Congo Scores of Patrice Lumum supporters barred from visit ing the deposed (premier his guarded residence took out their anger on white in this tense capital today Europeans driving' by Lumum luxurious villa ran into a of stones from a crowd of Congolese massed in the areal No damages or serious injuries were reported in these and other spo radic incidents but hostility today was "oh he ind No Evidence Starlings Caused Crash of Electra BOSTON AP) The turboprop which plunged into Bos ton harbor 14 seconds after take off last week had lost power in one and possibly two port en but no structural defects were1 involved the chairman of the House Aviatiw subcommittee says Rep John Bell Williams Miss said his subcommittee found no reason to order other Electras grounded The Boston crash which killed 62 persons was the fifth involving the Lock heed Electra sincethe planes went into service two years ago He said the subcommittee which held 8 hour closed door hearing in Boston found no conclusive evidence that birdssucked into the "air intake caused the engines to fail That is the view of Gen Quesada head of the ederal Aviation Agency who testified al the hear 1 Dead starlings were found scat tered over the airport runway used by the ill fated Eastern Air Lines plane Stryker Man Killed On Indiana Toll Rocid LAGRANGE Ind Ralph A Ruppert 30 Stryker Ohio was killed early today in collision of two semi trailer trucks on the Indiana tqll road State police said Ruppert was crushed by a load of glass on his own truck as the truck struck the rear of another driven by Henry Schultz 55 Springfield Mo' Schultz was not injured tv A' teSi HH '1 i Mr jflKM I mi in 1 I I' I 1 i.