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Monday, April 29, 1968 10 THE MARION STAR Final Week Before Primary Ne wsman Kips Lausehe for No Answers Kennedy andM'Carthy Seek Indiana Support Navy Medics Praised Corpsmen Show Valor in Vietnam of Massachusetts' delegate i I votes at their respective national conventions. By The Associated Press Democratic presidential aspirants Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene J. McCarthy begin their final week of campaigning to COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A Columbus newsman said Sunday night Sen. Frank J.

Lausehe, D-Ohio, refused to answer ques tions and wrenched a microphone from his hand following a speech. Orley "Doc" Bosworth, head Newsweek magazine says a noil showed Kennedy with 45 per cent of the Indiana vote two WASHINGTON (AP) The Havy's medical chief says Navy day in Indiana their first head-on primary clash. In addition to their basic school, corpsmen receive some specialized training and undergo 4 weeks of field service weeks before the states pri medical corpsmen, serving with Richard M. Nixon, the only mary, Gov. Roger D.

Branigin with 28 per cent' and McCarthy of Electro-Media, a statewide radio and television news serv the Marines in South Vietnam major nepubiican presidential school before going out with the with 19 per cent. ice, said the incident occurred have been awarded more than 2,500, Purple Heart medals for candidate on Indiana May 7 primary ballot, plans to cam Humphrey became a candi Marines. Eight Navy medics are as date too late to enter primaries paign in the state Thursday and Saturday night after a campaign speech Lausehe made at a Democratic gathering at Delaware. death or wounds in anion. Vice Adm.

Robert B. Brown, signed to each 250-man Marine company. The Marines have no Friday. and his major task will be to entice party leaders off the politi Navv surgeon general, cited Vice President Hubert "I'm not going to answer any medics of their own. Humphrey who has challenged questions.

You heard my speech. In the field, the Navy corps- cal fence to back his nomination at the national convention. He won new backers with his Please don't disturb me any Kennedy's pledge of "no more Vietnams" as an open invitation men dress like Marines. They wear no identifying marks, such candidacy announcement Satur For Communist expansion- more," Bosworth quoted Lausehe, who is peeking renomina-tion to a third term. plans to remain in Washington.

as a red cross on their helmets or a red cross arm band. day but many party leaders in swing states he'll need for the nomination are remaining that figure when asked in an interview about reports Navy corpsmen had suffered unusually heavy casualties. Brown said it is not possible to relate the number of corps-men casualties to the over-all total of Navy medics who have served in Vietnam. Decorations Clue But he mentioned the 2,562 Bosworth said Lausehe placed Opposes Appeasement his hand over the microphone "We ought to pursue as effec North tively as we can an honorable and then wrenched it from Bos-worth's hand. "I was appalled," Bosworth said.

peace, to try to find a way to ne gotiate our way out of this trag Rejected Bosworth said two other news (Continued From Page 1) ic war," said Humphrey, who men also sought to question the senator, but he refused. entered the Democratic presidential race Saturday. (Continued From Page 1) He said they wanted to ques- But 1 think it would be a funds in a manner which will tion him about certain- remarks greater tragedy," he continued, inces of Quang Tri and Thua Thien gave the Americans more mobility and more troops in the northern sector than they ever had. Two Major Drives offer benefits to the greatest he made. Lausehe said in his Purple Hearts and more man 300 decorations for bravery as awarded Navy corpsmen to indicate the degree to which the medics had been exposed in combat against the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong.

Latest figures show there are ome 4 000 Naw enlisted corps- to have any citizen that seeks concentration of low income speech that a high government high office in this country to an 1 'd families. nounce that American power Mayor Yazel was told the official had publicly stated that the United States "dressed agents in uniforms of the communists and sent them out to The division, with up to 400; city's application, in its present helicopters, provided the impe would not be used in case there was Communist aggression. This would breed not peace but chaos." men in the war zone. Many of form, "suffers from a low- them see combat with tne Ma tus for two major drives since April 1, leapfrogging men and priority rating and does not rape women and Wll men, worn- and children" in Vietnam en for rines while others are stationed In other political develop artillery from trouble spot to compete well with other pending projects." The application on two hosoital ships. Snmo other sources said the was returned to the city.

propaganda purposes. Lausehe went on to say the government official's charge was "a dastardly lie." Lausehe did not name the official. The city, however, was ad vised that it could resubmit a Navy had become so strapped for enlisted medics that consideration was given recently to calling some Navy Reserve spe request for funds and make sep arate applications for each cen trouble spot. Maj. Gen.

John Tolson, commander of the 1st Air Cav. got his orders April 10 to move into the A Shau Valley. That was a week after the division had completed another major thrust, lifting the 77-day siege of the Marine fortress at Keh Sanh. "That shows our versatility," ter. cialists to active auty.

Volunteer for Duty Rrown did not comment di- Mr. Kilbride said the applica ments: Backers of New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said they think he will announce as an active Republican presidential candidate possibly before May 16.. 'No Discouragement' "He gave us no discouragement," said Sen.

Thruston B. Morton, after a meeting with the governor. "We believe we have an active candidate." An aide denied reports that California Gov. Ronald Reagan told a group of Republicans in Boise, Idaho, he is a Republican tions themselves should be re rptiv hut did sav. "We have Landmark Hit In Downtown Newark Fire appraised and revised, taking into consideration the priority system.

ffikillA J-t "THIS AGENCY," he said, never been given the privilege of calling up Naval Navy authorities estimated that some 95 per cent of the sailors who become medical corps-men volunteer for duty in which they accompany Marine riflemen into battle. said Tolson, "I've wanted to do it for a long time. It's a real fine application of the division." The 25-mile-long valley has been the Communist command's biggest supply base in "will give prompt consideration CROWNED MISS OHIO. Linda Hoyle, 21-year-old Ohio State University senior, will represent Ohio in the Miss U.S.A. contest in Miami, Fla.

in May. She won the Miss Ohio title Saturday night in Columbus. The 5-foot-8, 126-pound professional model is majoring in voice at OSU and hopes to make a career in music, possibly musical comedy. The winner of the Miss U.S.A. crown will represent the nation in the Miss Universe contest.

(UPI Telephoto) to any resubmission of your ap NEWARK, Ohio (AP)- Fire caused major damage to a downtown landmark early today. Fire officials said the blaze plication and will provide technical assistance upon request." presidential candidate. One of South Vietnam and a key infil tration route ever since North the Republicans said he got the impression Reagan intended to announce his candidacy May 26 Mayor Yazel said he would turn the letter over to the Parks and Recreation Commis Safe MARCA Vietnamese troops overran the A bhau special forces camp in on NBC's "Meet the Press." sion. March 1966. McCarthy and Republican Carey Sisters Die in Blaze At Neiv Home (Continued From Page 1) The proposal called for the (Continued From Page 1) Gov.

John A. Volpe are unop Marines Spread Thin establishment of two indoor posed in Massachusetts' presi Why did the U.S. Command centers for neighborhood activities in areas which a Cleveland dential primary Tuesday. Under wait two years before moving state law they thus will gain destroyed much of the Memorial Building, a stone structure erected on the town square in 1880. Ten firefighting units from Newark and four nearby cities and villages fought the fire for two hours before bringing it under control.

Firemen at first feared the flames were spreading to nearby buildings, but managed to confine the fire to the one structure. Cause of the fire was not known immediately, but it was believed to have started in a planner described a year ago into the valley? control, barring write-in upsets, es going downhill." "There hasn't been a hell of a 2 Antibiotics Discovered by High Schooler SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP)-A 16-year-old Tecumseh High School student says he has discovered two new antibiotic substances possibly useful in combating disease. In a 10-page essay, "Research for a new antibiotic," sophomore Paul M. Douthitt describes CAREY Two Carey children died in fire "which destroyed the home in which they had lot of troops," said Tolson A Cleveland planning firm prepared the city's application state requirements for a training facility, school officials applied for 15 acres of land and several buildings at the depot, from the U.S. General Services Administration, and this is where the present facilities are located.

When the present buildings were remodeled and an operating levy passed in 1963, there Crestline Before the commitment of the 1st Air Cavalry Division to the asiung two-tniras leaerai sup The safe was found unopened early Saturday with four wires sticking out of a hole that had been drilled into it. Not knowing whether an explosive charge was left in the safe or not; police contacted the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation at London. They sent in two explosive disposal experts from the Army's 68th Ordnance Detachment at Ravenna. Army explosive experts Sgt. l.C.

Lowell Barnes and Spec. 4 Allan Dalton safely removed lived only one day at Adrian in southern Seneca County. northern provinces, only a division of Marines and another di (Continued From Page 1) port for the two centers. LAST APRIL, Jere Hinton, Leieh Ann, 6, and Sandra Crawford County Eastern dis- vision of South Vietnamese in second floor office. district court.

fantrymen were holding the line chief planner of the Cleveland firm, estimated the two build Jean Presler, 4, sisters, and children of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- He said Beamer could be held The second floor, containing mostly offices, was gutted, ev- of defense below the demilitarized zone. vin Presler, apparently suffocat without bond or bond could be ings would cost $248,226 and the minimum local share would be $82,700. eral shops, offices and a movie set.

at the discretion of the ed in the fire which destroyed were 56 children enrolled in the community classes. These classes are at different levels of advancement and are aimed at teaching children basic fundamentals of cooperation, coordi Most of these troops were in static defensive position, at such theater on the ground floor suf court. Beamer currently is in their home shortly before 5 how he gathered 20 soil samples from the midwest and western United States and methodically extracted antibioticj growths which he says have But because the local share fered severe damage, fire offi custody in the county jail. cials said. could be provided in the form Sheriff Jacobs said Beamer outposts at Con Thein, the Rock Pile, Dong Ha, Gio Linh and Khe Sanh.

The Marines always a.m. Sunday. The family had moved to Adrian from Carey on Satur two dynamite caps and explosive material from the safe. Police said today that so far nothing has been reported miss-incr frnm the school. of site development, he said said in his signed confession nation, self-care, hobbies and activities and simple math, En never before been described in have been short of helicopters Columbia day.

medical research literature. glish, reading and writing, The parents, Melvin and Peg Today, 92 are enrolled at the Young Douthitt first became the actual cash cost to the city would be only about $7,700. Each of the centers was proposed to contain 4,000 square feet of floor space and include The break-in was reported to The 1st Air Cavalry has plenty police at 8:56 a.m. Saturday by of them, including giant Chi-worman Pmwlson nf the school nooks and "flying cranes" that interested in microbiology at the aee of 13 when he "read about (Continued From Page 1) gy erdieu rresier, ana a nephew of the couple, Garry Pahl, are in Blanchard Valley school in two other areas besides the community classes. These are children in a preschool class taf I can lift 105mm and 155mm artil- School authorities estimate science for fun," he says.

Dur a multi-purpose room, office As nearly as could be pieces aiong wun me men. where they are prepared to en Hospital, Findlay, where they were taken for treatment of in spaces, toilet and kitchen facili ing his first two years of high school he has maintained an mined, police said entrance was ter the school a program sim ties. juries and smoke inhalation. average, and is a member ilar to kindergarten. There also are 21 adults in the sheltered A son, Thomas Allen, 7, Saigon (Continued From Page 1) made to the school through a skylight in a (washroom over the shop area.

The intruders broke the skylight, broke another window to escaped because he had been Bermuda left at the home ot Mr. ana of the student senate. "My project was designed primarily to search for and evaluate different common soil organisms for any special qualities thev might possess espec Mrs. LeRoy Pahl overnight. The that he had killed the woman, that he did not know her nor the place where she lived.

He said he had been drinking all afternoon, but could remember most of the details, although not all. As far as officials could determine, Beamer has no previous police record. A hunting knife with a six-inch blade was found along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, in the Lake Galion area, where Beamer said he went following the murder. Mrs. V.

C. Dickinson of Lake Galion had reported earlier that a man had come to her door Wednesday about an hour after the murder time and asked her to call the sheriff's office, that he had just killed a woman in Crestline. Beamer told sheriff's officials workshop where the individuals earn money by doing simple labor. In addition to those services, there is home training for children who cannot, primarily for eet into the principal's office: pull out. South Vietnamese par- (Continued From Page I) parents and young Fahl jumpea from an upstairs window of the and also broke the door glass atroopers formed a blocking day night to help local forces force at the valley's exit toward to the biology room.

ially qualities of antibiotics," he that 500 to 600 students are occupying the four campus buildings and Kirk's offices in Low Library. The university's total enrollment is 27,500. The protesters originally demanded halting of construction of a gymnasium on a portion of a Harlem park adjoining the university, and an end to Columbia's participation in a defense-oriented government research project. The university stopped construction of the gym. However, the student rebels demanded amnesty for all demonstrators and an end to what they called the administration's "repressive quell any further outbreak of said.

Hue. Casualties Light Despite the heavy antiaircraft physical reasons, attend school, and there are 29 persons who the state says should be accommodated but who cannot be ad what the governor, Lord Mar-tonmere, called the "hoodlum-ism" that swept this normally tranquil island. fire, casualties on both sides were reported relatively light in mitted due to lacK ot money two-story frame house. New Riegel and McCutchen-ville fire departments were called to fight the blaze, cause of which is under investigation by the state fire marshal. Leigh Ann was born April 22, 1962, and Sandra Jean, April 21, 1964, both at Upper Sandusky.

Grandparents are Henry Per-dieu and Mrs. Frances Presler Also helping keep order on the and space. island where most of the whites Weather Report Forecast for Central Ohio Scattered showers tonight. Partly cloudy and mild Tuesday. Low tonight in 40s.

TEMPERATURE CHART High Low Pr. the first three days, with fewer than 50 North Vietnamese and Along with its main services, and Negroes subsist on the tour the school provides speech ther Pair of Juveniles Held In Theft Investigations Two 15-year-old Marion boys were booked over the weekend in juvenile detention quarters at the county jail for investigation of auto theft and breaking and entering. One of the boys, placed in 20 Americans killed. Sixteen U.S. helicopter crewmen were ist trade is the British frigate Leopard.

apy, music instruction and physical education and pays for transportation, salaries and sup- wounded. rule." the same story. He said he discarded the knife along the tracks. The knife, covered with blood of Carey. At a meeting Sunday morn After the landing, Pfc.

Jimmy R. Rose of Smithfield, N.C., and Iplies. Services are being arranged ing, the university's professors voted against granting amnesty Sgt. Hillary Craig of Winter by Bristoll Funeral Home here With the additional expense involved in accommodating the increased number of children detention Saturday, was held by Park, followed a communi stains, has been sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at London for tests. A portion where friends may call after 7 to tne demonstrators, echoing authority of the Marion police cations wire to a 30-building en tonight.

an earlier action by the Columbia board of trustees. emy camp evacuated so quickly Department and the shentt of and services, along with growing general maintenance costs that laundry still was banging The other campus structures After rioting Thursday and Friday nights, there were four explosions and half a dozen minor blasts Saturday night but Sunday was without incident. Barbed wire barricades cut the coral roads, manned by police, firemen and troops of the Bermuda Regiment, both Negro and white. The main violence occurred Thursday and Friday when 12 persons were injured and $250,000 worth of damage was done. Officials here insist that the fice.

The other boy, picked up Sunday, was being held for in the .3 mill approved five years on lines. being occupied are Hamilton Israel no longer is adequate claim The American troops found dozens of 50-gallon drums of Hall, Fayer-weather Hall, Avery Hall, and (he Mathematics Building. vestigation by the sheriff. 40 at Orientation school officials and its director, Stephen Pleasnick who assumed his job here in 1966. gasoline, four Russian trucks, (Continued From Page 1) of the railing from the stairway at the woman's apartment house also was taken to London for tests.

"Beamer appeared remorseful and broken up, sorry that the thing had happened," the sheriff commented. Crestline police and the sheriff's office had been working on the case along with London investigators. The additional .2 mill for oper 300 Chinese automatic rifles still in crates, hundreds of artillery and antiaircraft rounds, a ton of rice and 100 Russian mine de OSU Approximately 40 representatives from Jaycee chapters in Marion, Kenton, Bellefontaine and Bucyrus attended a District ation would meet the school's expenses and would mean an in disturbances were neither ra tectors. Red Staging Point creased tax cost of about $1 per year for the average home owner. cially nor politically motivated, (Continued From Page 1) 4 orientation meeting at the L-K Restaurant Sunday morn although most of them were Authorities said Beamer had been in Crestline about three The 25-mile-log valley near who barricaded themselves in the main campus building.

OSU ing. Marion Jaycees were hosts. Without the tax levy, there caused by marauding bands of Negro youths. the Laotian border and south months having come from will be no school, Mr. Pleasnick said.

The program included talks on Jaycee operation and history officials were confined to their offices. west of Hue, has been a staging point for North Vietnamese Alan Butterfield, a candidate for the legislature of the pre and was designed for new mem The construction levy, Albany, clear 62 29 Albuquerque, clear 64 40 Atlanta, cloudy 64 56 1.09 Bismarck, cloudy 72 39 Boise, clear ...76 51 Boston, clear 62 46 Buffalo, clear 56 33 Chicago, clear 67 48 .03 Cincinnati, cloudy 67 48 Cleveland, cloudy ..59 41 Denver, clear 60 35 Detroit, cloudy 62 42 Helena, clear '71 35 Honolulu, clear 85 74 Indianapolis, clear 66 46 Jacksonville, cloudy 88 66 Juneau, rain 49 36 .12 Kansas City, clear 71 45 Los Angeles, clear 73 57 Louisville, cloudy 68 51 Memphis, cloudy 78 57 .23 Miami, clear 83 76 Milwaukee, clear 57 41 .22 cloudy 65 42 New Orleans, rain .82 67 .55 New York, cloudy 66 48 Okla. City, clear 66 43 Omaha, clear 62 41 Philadelphia, cloudy 64 41 Phoenix, clear 90 57 Pittsburgh, cloudy 62 40 Ptlnd, clear 61 40 Ptlnd, clear 81 47 Rapid City, clear 66 39 Richmond, clear 67 44 St. Louis, clear 71 42 Salt Lk. City, clear 65 38 San Diego, cloudy 70 57 San cloudy 58 51 Seattle, clear 67 52 Tampa, clear 88 73 Washington, cloudy 69 48 Winnipeg, clear 69 33 dominantly Negro popular La bers.

Speakers included nation al director Donald Reese of Lafayette and state vice presi years ago. the need for additional space at the school and the plans for the proposed new building will be examined in a later story. I bor party the PLP charged that the troubles were caused "by the limey cops' irresponsi Air Force Classes Closed by Illness AIR FORCE ACADEMY, "This is one of the most important pieces of real estate the dent James Bentley of Marion. and Soviet armor and missiles captured in the war last June. The 15 Security Council members, including the United States, unanimously called on Israel Saturday night to cancel the parade, calling it a threat to peace efforts.

Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, Yosef Tekoah replied that Israel could not accept the resolution "because it concerns a question which under the cease-fire regime falls under Israel's jurisdiction." Israeli papers accused U.N. Secretary-General Thant of playing into the hands of the Arabs, "who wish to sabotage the mission of Middle East peace envoy Gunnar Jarring," one paper said. Meanwhile, an Israeli army spokesman in Tel Aviv reported a desert clash seven miles north of Jericho and said 13 Arab saboteurs were killed and three Israeli soldiers were "hit." He did not say whether the Israelis "I think the acts which were committed by the lawless group which invaded the administration building were clearly acts of anarchy and the perpetrators are lawless and cannot be dealt with in such a fashion to make any agreement with them," Shocknessy said. The students, protesting 'black enemy has, said Gen. Tolson ble actions in putting down tne first riot.

The PLP demands independ Colo. (AP) Classes were suspended at the Air Force Academy today after a number of ca He said he believes some of the enemy antiaircraft guns 37mms that can hit aircraft at ence from Britain and wants to dets became ill with an as yet The World in 1967 Marion (Ohio) Sfar Box 66, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Enclosed is Please send 10,000 feet are radar-guided. keep out Britons whom it claims take the better jobs here. unidentified type of virus.

Some of the American helicop An academy official said at ters were hit at 6,000 feet. copies I least 500 cadets had been treat Despite the losses, "the opera of The World in 1967 at $3.50 each to tion so far has been highly successful," Tolson said. "We hold student problems," had control of the building from noon until 5 p.m. Friday. University vice presidents John Corbally Jr.

and Gordon B. Carson were among officials who were confined to their offices in the building. Fawcett was absent from the university at the time. the key terrain." Warm and Clear Is Forecast Here The weather picture looks Name ed for throat infections. About 60 cadets are in an emergency hospital set up in the academy gymnasium.

A spokes- man said they had sore throats, were vomiting and were suffer-1 Enemy troops in the valley are believed to be mostly sup Address rather bright for the Marion The agreement ending the port units such as transportation and engineer companies, and ground fighting was reported light in the early stages. Just north of Hue, U.S. 101st area for the next five days with temperatures to average near normal and showers to total siege, signed by Corbally and Carson, calls for promises to establish an office of black stu died. It was the largest number of saboteurs killed in a single clash since the June war. Another Arab was wounded and captured and two escaped, the ing from diarrhea.

None was regarded in dangerous condition, a spokesman said. The gymnasium ward was -set up to isolate the virus patients from other patients in the academy hospital. Public schools in the academy City State Zip Send gift certificate to same If still available also send World in 1965 ($3) World in 1966 ($3) Lightning Out of Israel The Torch Is Passed Warren Report Airborne Division troops clashed for the second straight day Sunday with North Viet spokesman said. dent affairs and to investigate alleged mistreatment of Negro girls involved in a protest at campus police headquarters. Ohio State has more than students on the campus here.

only near .02 inch on Tuesday. Highs should range in the 60s and the lows in the 40s. The high recorded in Marion Sunday was 68 degrees and the overnight low was 43. By midmorning the mercury had risen to 64. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Maximum 63 Minimum 34 TODAY'S ALMANAC Sun rose at 6:34 a.m.

and sets at 8:24 p.m. The army also announced a one-hour artillery duel with Jor namese in the "Street wnnout Joy," a coastal strip that was area also were ordered closed as a precautionary measure by the scene of French defeats in (Make checks payable to The Associated Press) danian forces in the same re-; gion Sunday evening. district Supt. Howard Dunning. I the Indochina war..