Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 1

II 01 (tad ryirllU and Union County WE'RE FOR IT PHONE 642-2015 Ohio State 1'uaeiam HI Kb IB WEATHER Sunny and mild today, high in (he 70s. Partly cloudy and a lltllc warmer tonight, low In 50s. Partly cloudy and mild Saturday. Established in 1849 MARYSVILLE, OHIO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1963 INTEGRATION CAMEOS THE INTEGRATION strife In produces these fecllngful camera Studies. Temper swelled to such heights that some desegregated high schools were closed temporarily.

In Harsh New Attack Lhns Club Project -bight- The Marysville Lions Club annual sale of light bulbs is scheduled for Tuesday night, Sept. Divulge "Sightsaving Fund" earmarked for eye examinations and glasses for those persons who cannot af- inations, $71 for eye charts for public schools, and just recently $85 for glaucoma Being handled by members of -the -local-clubi-the-salc-wilUgeL- underway at 7 p.m. on downtown streets and a door-to-door -Canvas; Proceeds will go into the Lions ford them. According to Lions President total of $2,524. Lions Bill Limes and Charles Stanley Schillinger, the club in Briwa, co-chairmen of the sales, the past 10 years has furnished stated purchasers this year may 92 pairs of glasses and exam- a choice of watt size.

Of Split By WILLIAM F. WRIGHT United International TOKYO (UPD Communist ChinaT-in-a-harsh-ncw-attaek-di- vulging innermost secrets of the Sino-Soviet quarrel, charged- A bloody demonstrator wearing a National States Rights Party uniform peers through bars of police van. He was on wrong end of nightstick. Name, Barney Carmack 29. Governor Wallace Faces Problems On Many Fronts By United Press International Gov.

George Wallace faced showdowns on several fronts today -hi igW; to creeping in public schools. in iBrmingham, scene of a bloody race riot Wednesday night, planned to ask federal coyrt to order the three desegregated sciiools. Birmingham school officials ae cided to 'Wallace's request to close the schools following, the rioting which and injured at least 19 persons. Wallace. state troopers 'Trip-of-the Week' This States Bights Party demonstrator seems beside himself with outrage, but the policeman pays him little attention.

Ohio Picturesque "i'hl. -combat veteran" Warren Wilson puff, on botUeTat scene of bombing, where about 1,000 Negroes rioted. The government charged today that two twin-engined planes escorted by two jets bombed a home in Santa Clara early Thursday, killing a government employe and wounding three of his four children. An armed forces communique blamed tlie United States for thc attack. "A repetition of tins attack could cause serious incidents," the communique said.

"The government of Cuba is not disposed to tolerate such acts of piracy against our people." (The planes presumably were flown by anti-Castro refugees, perhaps from the bases in Central America where they have been reported preparing lor operations against Fidel revolutionary ivgur.r,.' The aimed lorcca minify Thursday into Huntsville and gation of. schools there. The "schools in the two cities were scheduled to desegregate Wednesday but local officials, acting at the request of Wallace, postponed the opening until today. Huntsville officials late Thursday turned down another request by thc governor to further delay the opening of four schools. At Hammond, hundreds of students demonstrated on he step's of city hall Thursday ut there no arrests.

The emonstrators dispersed when Mayor. John told iiem he would meet with their epresentalives. There were these racial devel- pments elsewhere nation; Chicago: Police put two chil- Iren and three protesting adults nto paddy wagons in Chicago's controversy over alleged do facto jegregation in the public schools. N.C.: City council, lacing a possible recall election, meets today to consider protests of a council-approved plan to desegregate two swimming pools. Savannah, Negro leader Hosea Williams was-convicted, of contempt of court Thursday for calling a court action a "mockery five clays in jail.

Farmvllle, Negro leader Francis L. Griffin said Thursday three retail stores have agreed to lower racial barriers in hiring sales personnel. Automobile Club, the Columbus Auto Club suggests this "Trip of the for readers of the Journal Tribune.) When the leaves are turning, 'The scenic route" along or near naped thousands of Chinese in an apparent plot to overthrow a reg ional regime near the Soviet border. The Chinese said the border trouble occurred in April and May of 1962 in the Hi region of China's Sinkiang Province. They charged the Soviets with carrying out large-scale subverse activities.

Hi is nestled in the Borok hora about 25 miles from the Soviet border. The Peking attack said actions have forced relations between Red China and -Russia to "the brink of a split" and carried differences in the international Communist movement "to a new stage of unprecedented gravity." The Chinese Russians in their ideolo- and political dispute, and said it. was Jime set the record straight. They contended that Peking had made concession after concession to Moscow, in hopes of Note "Last Straws" Vol. 27, No.

131. Virginia," Dorcas Campbell (left), and "Miss Alabama," Judy Short, smile happily in Atlantic City, beauty pageant competitions at the "Miss America Figures Prove It Southern Lasses Well Out in Front In Beauty Contest ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (UPD- Soaihcrrs" girls were well--out- Jn front today the -1963 Miss America contest, and they have the figures to prove it. The judges chose Miss Arkansas, Donna in" the bathing" suit "category Thursday Anight.

and they just" whistling Dixie" 'it just seemed that "The 21-year-old brown-eyed brunette, with 124 pounds distributed neatly on a 5 feet 6Vi frame, pa- straws in Moscow anti-Chinese caves, and interesting rock matrons. ROCK HOUSE, 165 acres on Ohio 374, where the distinctive feature is a rockhouse in the face of a perpendicular cliff. Ohio Route 56 in southern Ohio is at its 'best. Jn the 8320-acrc Hocking State Forest is a picturesque area described as having "the widest variety of trees and plants found on any Ohio have found MO kinds of birds; the forest shelters nearly every species of game native to the midwest, lakes and streams arc wcllstocked with fish. Among the natural attractions, most of them with picnicking fa cilities nrc: Ash Cave, 80 acres on Ohio 5ti," a seiiii-circular recess in -a largo- rock with a-stream falling from the edge of the rock to a pool below.

CANTWKLL CLIFFS. 3116 acres on Ohio .174, featuring impressive cliffs with a deep rugged glen. on Onto 374, a rugged area containing deep picturesque glen, the val son-Dixon Line have romped competition, Wednesday night Miss Alabama, Judith Short, won tlie trophy in the bahing suit category and Miss Virginia, Dorcas Campbell, took top honors in the talent com- urements: 35-23-36. State Forest may be jaclrcd through an, Athens, and McArthur. High- Ways are gond, but likely to be crowded on weekends.

gcsts this routing to reach thc Hocking 'parks from Marysville: 33 S. 23 to Circleville; Ohio Route 56 into the park area. Oti the return trip Ohio 374 or G04 will lead directly to U. S. 33, and back to Marysville.

campaign were the Kremlin's sign ing of the partial nuclear test ban treaty with the United States and Britain and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's recent visit to President Tito of Yugoslavia. The attack, as broadcast in Agency, said. Peking, was not vying for leading of the Communist movement, and it accused Khrushchev-of-being "patriarchal arbitrary and tyrannical' 1 The Peking regime presented the detailed account: of its side of the quarrel in a massive article in thc Chinese Communist party newspaper, People's Daily, and its theoretical journal, Red More Cool Weather Due Baby it's cold That's what the weatherman. says as his ivc-day forecast calls for contin- led bolow -normal temperatures averaging from a high of 77 to a The third round in the various categories night, with the semifinals and finals Saturday night. 'Winners in the preliminary evening gown and personality competitions will not be announced until the semifinals.

-r- anne Tueller, 20, won the talent contest based on her rendition of "I Love Paris," in French. Since Miss Tueller lives in nearby Virginia and is a native of it was a clean sweep for the southern belles. Flag. The article is the first of a scries titled "The Origin and Development of Differences between Ourselves'" and the- Communist the. planes-whkh th bombs presumably propeller- driven craft, although the com- munique did not say so detected over Santa Clara, capital of Las Villas Province in central Cuba, about 4 a.m., Thursday." The planes fled when they were fired on by antiaircraft batteries at an airbasc near the city, the communique said.

"In their escape, they dropped explosive objwts in several places," the official statement- said. "One fell on the home in Santoa Clara of Comrade Fabric Aquilar Noriega, a teacher employed by the Armed forces Ministry in the city, who died. Three of his four children were 1 The wounded children were identities! as Francisco, 5, Sofia, pupils at the all-Negro Thad- (Sevens School boyiJorte-d classes Thursday because of al leged de facto segregation. N.J.: Six Negro mothers were arrested Thursday when they sent their children into classrooms nf pn'domjnuntly white schools and stayed a sit-in in school corridors. waterfall.

Old Man's to half aiflnchwlth possible show ers Saturday night or Sunday and again about Wednesday. Cave, 417 acres on Cancel Flights MAN1L-A-WPI national airlines Three-inter- canceled flights to because of a strike by more than 2,000 workers of Philippines Air Lines manding higher wages plus fringe benefits. Pan American World Airways Northwest Orient Airlines am Qantas Empire Airways called off their flights. ow of Rainfall will average a quarter Plain City Man Killed In Crash Near Bellpoint A Plain City man is dead and a Morrow County woman seriously, injured as a result of a collision involving three vehicles at the junction of Ohio 745 and U. S.

42 near Bellpoint. Dead upon arrival at Jane M. Case Hospital was Robert L. Hal- --of -205 Plain I City. He was employed as a black- Three were reported to smi(h and was hjs way tn Delaware County the accident oc- It was the second straight night that beauties from below tlie Ma- EC Three Vehicles Involved In Crash have been moderately damaged flt thc in a mishap on Ohio 33 about 2' miles south of Marysville early today.

Clarence ville Rt. 1, Dtitcher, 33, Marys- told an investigating was traveling curred. Tlie injured woman, Mrs. Helen K. Bowman, 51, of Marcngo Rt.

3, was in critical'condition at side tw i i .1.. iUJU 1 VJ1 Ull i UUO Party of-the Soviet Union." It isj orlh on towing.a-rcntalI Vj l(l wure brain injuries, a frac- in lliri i a i( ol i 5 July 14 in which Moscow claimed the Chinese Reds were trying to split the world on racial lines and set up a new world Communist headquarters in Peking. to'thc-allegcdjjprdcr trouble, the article said Soviet en- ing to Connie K. Frey, Marysville, when the trailer: -became unhitched, weavetl, and threw his truck out of control. Both vehicles the highway and upset.

LAFF-A-DAY thousands of Chinese citizens into going to the Soviet Union." It said Moscow has refused to return them despite many requests from Peking. as the first "The first Btep Is to win tht confidsnce ot Uie patient" firm confirmation thai the pute between the two Communist giants had brought them into open confrontation along their vast' common border. To-ln stall-Light In Plain City Plain City Sulons this week at a regular council meeting to install a flashing red light at 42 and and to approve a $143,000 villace budget. vil- According to a witness, the ac- ciclcnt occurred When Mrs. Bow- jman, traveling north on Rt.

745, failed to stop for a stop sign at U. S. 42. auto was struck broadside, by tho Raley auto and knocked' across Rt. 42 into the path of a truck driven by Robert WEATHER '(As of 11 a.

m. today! Thursday 73 Today The flashing light, at the Jago square, was deemed m-c t-ssary by council to aid the traffic congestion 'problem. Council also approved payment 47 of.bills presenUHl. thein by.Village 45 Clerk-Treasurer William HilbtTt. uninjured.

Mr. Haley is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nettie Raley, Plain City, a brother, Beryl Raley, also of Plain City, and a sister, Mrs. Friends may call at the residence. .295 Plain City.

after 7 p.m. Friday. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, at the Charles Ferguson Funeral Hume, 2ffl K. Main Plain City, with the Rev.

Dotiald officiating. Burial will bo North Lewisinirg Cemetery, During Rainstorm, Fog Liqhf Plane Crashes; Four in Family Die ltl1 tvilico nnioiiL' the The bodies were removed I W. Va. members of a Pittsburgh area family were killed Thursday when their plane crashed during a rainstorm and heavy fog in a wooded area about 17 miles southeast of here. The victims were William A.

Hrubst, 31. bis wife, Margaret. 2Ji, and two of their three cliil- Ulrt-n, -i, and Kimbcrly Ann. Anolln-r cliiKl, three liii.intli iilvl Gwynne Ellen, was staying with Brolj.st's inoiher," Xuulla" iiiubst, in Swissvale, Pa. The Brobst family lived ut 12'J Gilmore Street in Pa.

Mrs. Brobst's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dixon of Penn Hills, said Brob.st, an t-lec trical engineer lor Sillronics in was en ruuu; for Ji job interview. The relatives said Brobst was an" experienced flyer, having flown live years.

The plane, a single engine Cessna, went down about noon but the wreckage was not discov- ered for about live hours. A resi- i dent in the rural areas called U'eMt Virginia -state police here and reported Ihe I) K. Maker, the owner ol a pri- vate airport in the area was alerted by. up in his own plane to join the search. He spotted the wreckage, which he said was so shattered it was hard to recognize, and cir-1 cled the site until state police! could reach the scene.

Approximately 75 persons, including the, Burlington volunteer tire depart-. ment and civilians joined in the search. State police were among the first to arrive at the scene. They said identiiication was diilicult because the bodies were badly mangled. Police said it appeared Brobbt tried lo pull the plane up and it: stalled, tailing note lirst into the wooded area.

i The wreckage as coinpacl. A witness said it appeared to lie the nt a The bodies were removed to the Roger Funeral Home here pending funeral arrangements. Tlie Federal Aviation Agency iFAA 1 office in Martinsburg dispatched several investigators to the scene. An investigation was to bo launched today in an effort lo determine what caused ihu accident. The FAA said Brobit bad filed IKI jlij'Jil plan..