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Looking Up Snow ending, diminishing winds tonight. Fair, a little warmer Friday. THE EVENING INDEPENDENT Auociated Press and Central Press News and Features Today's Chuckle Too many girls think a woman's work is done she sweeps clown the aisle. 100th 220 Established 1863 Massillon, Ohio, Thursday. March 21, 1963 22 Pages 7 Cents a Copy 42 Cents a Week Foreign Aid To Exceed $100 Billion By LEWIS GUL1CK WASHINGTON (AP) Total U.

S. foreign aid since World War II will climb above the S100 billion mark this year. How well the giant overseas assistance program promotes U. S. security and 'how it could be refashioned to do a better job is the subject of a controversial report by a presidential advisory committee headed by Gen.

Lucius D. Clay. Aides said a final version of the Clay report was made available to President Kennedy today. The report is expected to be made public this weekend. Figures furnished by the Agency for International Development, which administers U.

S. aid, list $97.7 billion worth of military and economic help to 111 countries and foreign groups from July 1, 1945 through mid-1962. Though detailed statistics for the current fiscal year have not yet been worked out, the over-all total is certain to push past SI00 billion. That's because congress last fall voted another 83,9 billion in new aid funds and other items like surplus food disposals abroad have been topping $2 billion a year. France, with $9.4 billion, and Brit- ain, with $8.7 billion, still rank 1-2 as the large-st total receivers of postwar American aid.

The Western allies £ut the bulk of their U. S. financial Help in the early postwar years when the Marshall Plan focused on European recovery. Today, the aid pattern is different. With Europeans now prospering and dispensing aid themselves.

U. S. aid now focuses on underdeveloped countries and poorer lands pressed by the Communists. Thus, far more American assistance has SOUP to nations like India. Koroa.

South Viet Nam and Turkev since the of tho Plan in than lo WPS! European countrips. American aid ha- nlhrr changes toe. In thr- I'MD-fii: Marshal! Plan years, all hut $3 billion of the $19 billion in U. S. nvr-rsFvi? economic help wpiit out as or gifts.

By HlriL! the emphasis had. to easy term loans aimed at stimulating economic development. Of HIP cumulative total, has born in economic: aid of which $-127 biliioii was grants. Mili- laiy assist totaled billion, all except $'J79 million in or U. S.

FOREIGN AID IN FISCAL 1962 Chart shows 10 largest recipients of U. S. foreign aid in the current fiscal year which started last July. Statistics are from the aid-administering agency, the Agency for International Development (AID). (AP Wirephoto Chart) WON $625,000 JUDGMENT Ex-Railroader Dies Before He Collects CLEVELAND.

(AP) In June 1959. a common pleas 1 court awarded James T. Gallick. former Baltimore 1 Ohio employe, a record 8625,000 judgment on his claim thai he was bitten by a bug from a stagnant pool near the tracks where he worked. I The case dragged through the courts.

Last month the I U. S. Supreme Court upheld the verdict in favor of the ff freight yard conductor. The court voted 6-3 for Gallick, hos- pitalized since 1958. His legs had been amputated.

ABE H. DUDNIK, the city's leading attorney on personal injury suits, successfully carried the "bug bite" verdict, overturned by a lower court, up to the Supreme Court. Dudtiik died Saturday of cancer. He was 58. Wednesday night before he had collected, single.

cent from the Gallicfc died. He was 61. IN MIU Of DOtUtS RFC Okays 'Inside 9 Alignment For 30 Perry Civic Unit Votes For Bypass Difference Would Be $25 Million Gallick was supervising freight car switching in Cleveland's Flats Section when he was bitten by an unidentified insect in 1954, his attorneys contended. Dudnik charged' negligence on the part of the railroad in permitting a vermon and insect-ridden pond to exist where Gallick was required to work. i.

FOREIGN AID AFTER WORLD WAR II Chart shows a rommNsion'aio" -i i j. i r. i -i JT Id illJl 111: 1 JOlU. 1 10 largest recipients of u. S.

foreign aid in the 17-vear-penod i from July, 1945, to the start of the current fiscal year last July. roved tne inside Statistics ai-e from the Agency for International Development, for the proposed Route the aid-administering agency. (AP Wirephoto Chart) 30 bypass in Canton Wednesday night and at almost the same time the Perry Heights Civic association, approved the "outside" alignment. The RPC vote approving the 'inside alignment, was a halfhearted one 13 to 12. with two -PROBERS SEEK AISSWER- Tuna To Blame For Two Women's Deaths? other RPC members abstaining from voting.

The Perry Heights Civic asso- -ciation approval of the outside DETROIT (AP) authorities still seek positive an- roule was unanimous, according swers today to whether contaminated tuna caused two food poison- 0 the- president, Paul Bekzel. and, if so, how many cans from the same ba-tch slill are The Perry meeting was held at Gallick's entire system became poisoned and ulcerations shelves. A i Genoa school. II was in the form proba'biv'eage'r To're'uTr'n to "weather'o the last I wo" weeks of 'winter' few developed on his body. Both legs were removed and his arms Jf of tle cans shipped to Detroit area food a open forum.

i davs ago owers cn dured a drenchJnc Tuesday night and snow a-rid cold Wednesday night were wittering at the time of death. He is survived by his I stores was than one? Were there, ls fchcjr ien were stj)I erect tal biosM) 1S had closr fj shop for ay i others among the 26,400 cans of Japanese tuna packed the same THE INSIDE or northern WITH THIS WEATHER ON THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING, these early-blooming crocuses are widow and a step-daughter Marshall T. Nuremberg, an attorney for Gallick and part- I 1 ner in the Dudnik firm, said GaUick's death will not affect 1 the case. The railroad this week asked the court of appeals for a 1 new trial, alleging that there was tampering with the jury that returned the huge judgment. Nuremberg has filed a count- er motion and briefs will be heard by the court Monday.

II day by the same west coast packer? Experts say the answers may be several days away. TWO DETROIT WOMEN died Canton Man, food poisoning tentatively di- 1 TV" olUClCl.lt UlC In Crashes -APPEARS ON TV TONIGHT- Kennedy To Report On Costa Rica Conference favored by Canton easl of ass on icity interests would run; through Canton's southeast industrial section. The outside or southern alignment, would skirt just the tip of Canton's south city limits. The outside alignment would S25 million cheaper than tihe inside alignment. The RPC vote endorsing the in- The are in the back yard of Mr.

and Airs. Alvin H. FaMiacht of 1126 Jackson ave, north- -SNOW AND MORE SNOW- li This Is Spring, We'd Ratlier Skip It agnosed as ''type botulism," a type generally associated with marine life from extreme cold waters. George T. Daughters.

Detroit chief of the U.S. Food and Drug Separate auto crashes near rp I Administration, said today that: Cleveland and Ravenna Wednes Slde al 'g nment was taken ln seems little doubt that Ve hL rTntnn to a request for surh Pn Type is the organism involved. injured TOO L-anion d()rsetnent mi weeks ago It was isolated from the lid of resmenls by the Canton City Planning com- the can in question and from the D. Mroczkowski. 17.

of mission The result of the vote aj m() A what thf Jar Bu intestinal content ol the first vir- 'poo loin si oirj. a i n. anu will be forwarded to me 1 rt 11 fie certainly isn indicative 01 it. tim. From animal experiments Douglas A.

Roud. 21. of 117 35th OC-DDV there seems little doubt that the st NE. Canton, were the Bali Island Volcano Toll Rises To 400 organism was Type i Mroczkowski, a Timken high i Dr. Robert Solomon, who school student, was killed and TT1 treated the second victim, said three other students were injured he and a pathologist attributed in a two-car srnashup on Route WASHINGTON fAP) repoa-ts to her death botu ii sm and that-422 in Warrensville township 7 (Photo Page 12) Indonerft.

Bali island's rampafiiog Agung Someone's confused and that someone must, be weather- 0 ano h-js killed at least 400 an. You can't, blame anvone for persons, a' spokesman for the Indonesian fivil defense organi- sation today. The spokesman said was an increasing threat, of more violent eruptions from the through t.he nisht and morning. loot volcano in northeast Bali. Snow, which started falling' Wednesday afternoon and kept coming down sporadically Wf i I 1J tnf HJ al I Clirt U1C IlfllJ tion tonaght on the Costa Rica conference which produced everythill points Type neflr cleveland Thev were or) seven-nation agreement to speed economic development of the; hemisphere and curb Cuba-based subversion.

Daughters said, "The chances high school welding field trip to brfo tte Rican capital of another Contaminated the Lincoln Electric of Cleve- transformed t.he area into a wonderland once A heavier accumulation of the white stuff was recorded n-orth- easl. of here. San Jose late Wednesday, he announced he would open a 6 p. m. can Washington news conference with a statement on his 1 through Wednesday talks with the chief executives of Panama and now the five Central 4merican republics.

The president was certain to satisfaction with the out- Next Week It land when the crash occurred. RIVERS CONTINUED to be in Mroczkowski died in Suburban WASHINGTON" The tnff jn central and southern United States and the Soviet Un- ()hl only places in the nation lnK Worst In Years slight," adding: we'll ne one can was mvoivea nity ho it Johnson FDA; The other injured youths, al! will open new talks.on Berlin By The Associated Press Winter. 1962-63. whof wallop t.he Northern President Sukarno had declared the tounst-mecca island a disaster zone. It was not clear immediately whether i he increased death toll was due to new eruptions.

Previously, officials had put the death toll at 150 or more. Where To Find where have some toxic (poison) OI were jonn rvosna, Ifi, cultures" from the can which the of 1407 Henry st SW; Evan Bowl- authorities here find nothing en- prevailed along A RKD CROSS source said will remembered, Yielded i 81 1 rc nrls llslr fl 25 known the lo rin al r20 a injur vlpw Jump Deaths Editorials Parents Health Sports Society Television Movies come of the San Jose meetings, te declined at ing. 17, of 715 10th st and couraging or reassurrmg in the coast westward through 'which brought him personal ac- ate but ne aeuinea rv nf 5th Dros ct. and into the gulf Texaf weathermen said the win and agreement on a tailed statement of policy to I (See 12) 13 guide the United States in its dealings with Panama, Costa" 14 El Salvador, Guatemala, Ni- Icaragua and Honduras. Gary Baguerous, 16, of 2819 5th prospect.

st NW. Soviet Premier Khrushchev ap- readings were in the 50s or Mrs. Jeanne Banter of Shaker pears to be caught in a er and in Florida. On the. Heights, driver of is at.

ter was among t.he in the past 100 the death toll, the number of in- also was expected to rise was not injured. the second Communist leadership crisis at em peninsula 60s and 70s were oresent, and this is authoritative- recorded. The volcano erupted briefly. the Kf l9 killms 17 persons, then 0 f) or near 'P sflfl a lul1 a st Sunday iHits Millions Suburban News Markets Comics 10 HOPING TO ATTRACT a large 10 (television-radio audience for the 16 6 Js 7 ASHVILLE. Recent two hours 4 Weather Report RODEBAUGH UPHOLSTERING Custom built.

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The same heavy duty washer we sell you without the coin meter. Remember see week ago The news conference will carried live on NBC, CBS, eiigineer'j (See KENNEDY Page 12) Roud was one of two persons interpreted to preclude any The snow whk rounf OOKa irm lnK irn Cleveland, fatally injured in the crash near substantial moves for improve- Massi on ft roaris wet and slip- AUanIa Ravenna. ment Soviet relations with the pery jn sp()U rews were out on bur Michael Nye of Newton Falls, Western the highways and city streets Rut'in Alaska, many areas had A tf iai hActiitai i 7 iHff tfitstiDC trouble Sonic river and its assesses the evidence. Khrush- in Kentucky is estimated two men were in an auto chev must mark time on (Sec 12) a tractor- aS issues At worst, he James B. Newman of the U.

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The south also had tornadoes and some of the worst floods in its (See 12) wonh E. S. A. Sorority Rummage Sale, riday, March 22, 9 a. m.

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m. to 9 p. m. Monday Saturday. DRIVEWAY GRAVEL Delivered and spread on your, driveway.

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