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WEATHER Rain this afternoon and tonight and not so cold; Thursday, occasional rain and mild Stratton Dam Tuesday 7 p.m. today 1 a. m. today 7 a m. 32.

today noon 37 High 44. low 32. EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW HOME Compiete News Coverage of WellsvUle, Midland, Chester and Newell EDITION S.1 NO. 25 Phone 385-4545 EAST IJVKRPOOL, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 14 PAGES 7C 42c Weekly by Carrier BOYD ADMITS MURDERING WIFE West-Soviet Rockefeller Talks li-oed Hotel Chinaware Hunt On Berlin 'i With Adenauer Group And IBOP Fight Jap Move For His Son Flies On Survey On Swanifiy New l.abor and management in the reous ware to the II. under the rcst.urantiShenango York Gov.

A. Rock- Kji.d have opened up: Wheallev IBOP nresidenl today to have agreed that Ihe Ivey along the swarnpy south coast Western powers should hold l.panese po Me ther exploratory talks with 'he; nese pot on a Rerhn Md't were al.so reported in ganization, have joined forces agreement on ba.sic Western policy positions to be taken if the talks lead to formal negotiations. The U.S.-West (lerman policy lonference ends tixiay with a final White House is due to leave for Bonn early tonight. coiimumique reflecting a high degree of agreement between the two leaders on Berlin issues was to stress Allied determination to protect West Berlin against Communist pressures and attempt to prevent the import of! after a transpacific jet the ware. the governor set up his per- tracts with the IBOP that the E'lamingo Bay area where his union will resist with every wea-jyoungest son was last swim- pon at Its command if a firm ming toward Sunday, signs a contract with a i Dutch troops and natives fought concern similar to the one She-1 their way through the dense, nango is negotiating.

swampy jungles to search the iin- inhabited coast. Dutch navy ships HE THE IBOP will resort in the past. The International of Operative Potters and the Amer- Wheatley a telegram headquarters in this ican Restaurant China Maniifac- all manufacturers having village southeast of the tiirers representing 10 firms, have filed protests with the U. S. and Japanese governments and Japanese industry organizations against what they regard as the opening wedge in an invasion of the market.

at the same time to keep the wavi, battle was prevent such an agreement I launched after it was learned the for a settlement Shenango is a memlier i Shenango China Co. of New as- lha 1 group indicalions lha ra- suits of the conlerenaa were ex-y hotel and reslaurani ware pealed in a luncheon address 0 ha made by Foreign Minisler to strikes, picketing, boycotts and any other legitimate weapon to hai-d at the Exporters has had a ban against export of American-type hotel china. Now it is Press Club, substituting for 'Phe chancellor cancelled the engagement because of a cold. called the illness slight; it did not cause him to miss any of his meetings with Kennedy, meetings kept him at the W'hite Hmise most of Tuesday aiid i he entertained Kennedy and other! S. officials at a dinner at the (ierman Embassy.

Prior to the dinner a joint said the talks had gone well. talks involved an exhaustive and productive discussion of the current status of West Berlin and its relationship with the Western the statement said. West German Defense Minister E'ranz Josef Strauss went further. He told reporters as he left the considering granting an export license to permit export of the vit- Wheatley said the telegrams went to Walker China Co. at Bedford, Mayer China Co.

at Beaver Buffalo China Co, at Buf- criss-crossed offshore. The governor returned to Mer- auke at du.sk to interview Michael's Dutch companion on his of the ill-fated trip, Dr, R. S. Was.sing. 34.

who stayed with their overturned boat and was re.scued on Monday. was flown to Merauke from Bay, 185 miles to the west, where he was taken after his rescue. The governor on his arrival in (xOiifessioii After i Je' Testing lliisliaiitl Belated itii jaek I'lieii Sliol The 32-year-old husband of murdered Nancy l.ee Chandler Boyd uas to be charged with her slaying tixiay after signing a confession under questioning at the County Jail at Lisbon Tuesday night. William Boyd Jr. of Pennsylvania Elxt.

admitted hitting hts estranged wife with an autn jack handle early the morning of Nov. 5 then her with a 12-gauge shotgun, Sheriff Russell VanFossan said. Boyd will he arraigned at 2 3ft this afternoon before Municipal Samuel Chert off on first degree muidler charges. Tlie authorities had to determine if the lonely mud road near Rea- William Boyd Jr right, is shown with Columbiana County Sheriff Russell as they conversed at the County Jail at Lisbon where Boyd. of Ext.

Tuesday night admitted killing his estranged wife. Mrs Nancy Lee Chandler Boyd. Nov. 5 at a lonely site along Beaver Creek. Under questioning after a he detector test, Boyd said he where the 18-year-old struck his wife with an auto jack handle, then shot her with a 12-gauge shotgun after an argument over her attentions to other men.

They had been separated since High Official KHlh OiiilsSecurity Post falo, N. Jackson China Co. Guinea today had been heartened by the news that Michael was only about two miles offshore: (Turn to IBOP, Page 2) LpavexS McEtroy Enters Governor Race Director Hesigiis Upon BequcHl Of U.S. Defense Unit WASHINGTON (AP) Sunday when he began swimming Howard land and not 14 miles as reported earliw. 1 DCS twin-engine transport i flew the Rockefeller party along security director of the National coast which Michael had S.

Wesley Rey- I to reach when the boat capsized nolds, has resigned on reque.st of I after he had set out with the Defense Department. He was and two natives on a 25-mile trip asked to quit under a rule ban- to some villages. ning acceptance of favors from It now appears the boat doing business with the gov- down the Eilanden River Calls It (Jails COLUMBUS, Ohio (API Rar- I ring a special call by Gov. Michael DiSalle. the I041h General Assembly is hi.story.

The lawmakers, after 46 weeks The of on-again-off again wrangling, called it quits Tuesday afternoon. teen-age mother died, is in Liver- or St. Clair Townships to establish if local court had jurisdiction. Boyd, who is unemploytsl and who had worked last as a construction employe in the Calcutta area, was the first of three siis- jM'cts to receive lie detector tests yesterday at the jail. Sheriff Van Fossan said the dark haired husband failed to meet certain standards of reac (tllVertlllH'Ilt on the polygraph tests, and In Conlrnl' CIUDAD TIUI.lll,l.n, Dimiim.l 7 'T i xn RcpuWit AP) Solid iVlilitarv Hacking (jtcd I agiicr Doiniiiicaii Ueath-r The die adjournment means Balaguei says the I i kan armed force.s have lined up that without a specific date for i solidlv him and that a city man who is from Illinois relea.sed.

Boyd admitted the ahoid reconvening the legislature has by anti-Democratic die- wound up all the business it to topple his government called in to take tends to transact. It is have Ixw eliminated hi.s statement in the sheriff rclateif to call itself back into Baiaguer in a radio address VanFo.ssan. COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) he Wieves new or inereased (day. instead of Thursday as re- if the second high levelT Tuesdav niehl claimcf the anv.

To Gen. Mark McElroy declared his taxes can be avoided through a 201 resignation withm the supersecretl ernmmii haH of I ii candidacy today for the Demo- general improvement the 'h' village of to ihe come to light thi, week. afler daylight on cratic nominatiMi for governor, economic level. 'coast and sail on anotherjff also came a day after James He i.s the first man of either if he had discussed his miles to Cash Jr. was fired as deputy White HiHis'e that race.

candidacy with Ray Miller collecting eommis.sioner of the Federal fn negotiate on emiing the Berlin McElroy declined to say firmly County Democratic artifacts from tribesmen Housing for further talks on the ambassadorial level. We achieved unanimity for primitive artifacts from tribesmen who were active headhunters only I a few years ago. short -session was by the Re -1 trot from Ihe crisi.s prompted by publican leaders Iasi aft- fhe return of two Tnijillo familv er DiSalle, a Democrat, vetoed all appropriations for the second fis-i Dre.sden Ext home after she dispute conte.st to McElroy said he had, We achieved a common basis 'Should a draft move persuade hut that Miller is non-committal at Gov. Michael DiSalle to change this time while he await.s other! of conduct" directive, his mind and nin again. developments.

boat for a close-in look at department annotmced Tues- Tuesday the legislative Icadei The 55-vear-old Clevelander left McElrov said he has discus.sed Thursday. The signed a new appropriations bill the door open to a possible candidacy with many import- of the river there directive nn.hihits drawal in the face of a ant countv chairmen who frym favor DiSalle vetoed last duly; a mir bniughl The drove Tor hill residen Cs Kin all Holiday velopment when he told newsmen visited him over the last several covered w'ith mangioves The one of tho.se things we'll months Dutch navy men told the gov- Iv covered with mangi oves The $.13 4 million capital improvement.s water teeming with entertammeni from auihorinng appropriations cal year of the current biennium speculation of a rcMirgence had gotten out of another auto agree on a capita! improvements covey of U.S. warships hovi'ting went to the Beaver jCreek area near the Pennsyl vania state line aixl headwl along was created by the jjp drove hack into the lane, and senselessness of some men of which is the old coal mine rail McElrov formerlv served in both any person or firm doing bu.siness ernor Ihcv had Michael-. Thf xtrong swimmer-had reached the delaiLs. shore tiecause a radar search had' was found no trace of two empty minor and doesn warrant oline cans the vouth had' said Reynolds, 47.

a measure, and a bill authorizing rural mentality He said they turnip around the transfer of 40 acres of Toledo cludeii two Cabinet menilxMs Init le a a a iie, (Turn to MURDER. Page 2) have to take one step at a The attorney general said it is the Ohio House (1949-50) and Sen- his feeling from DiSalle's public ate (19.51-52) Before he became a statements that the governor will member of the (ieneral A.ssembly not he a candidate again. he as Cleveland city coun- MASHINGTON (AP) Presi-j whether, if elected, he cilman. He made an un.succes.sful i.o». nr dent Kennedy and his family support the DiSalle pro- hid for mavor of Cleveland in 1957.

using as a makeshift raft. A Dutch agent. re.signa-,^ improvements bill which leave today for a traditional gram, McElroy replied: Born in Cleveland, McElroy was seaman retraced part of the swim largmly vvas voluntary twice prev- military ap- Thanksgiving holiday gathering of. 111 government are educated at Kenyon week with similar cans and se.ss,onv He has not said alkoill their dan at Cape Cixi, never static. I want to bier, and received his law degree Hospital land to (Jferpd no further idenlifitation.

the Hospital in Toledo, Balaguer's address on the stale fiat and Ihev got into an argii- The measures now go to Ihe obviously was in- governor desk II au tended in part to sqiie eh reports DiSalle has said he will sign the III military rankst About .30 Kennedys will cole- pjn myself down to any dec- from Western Rc.serve University, hrate at Hyannis Port, Mass, with laration at this time. 1 He an in 19.34. a Thank.sgiving dinner. Over the DiSalle programs have During the war McElroy served four-day weekend stage a had a humanitarian ba.se. I don't as a member of the Secur- second joint birthday celebration for the two children Caroline, be 4 next Monday, and John a year old on the conviction that the state in- wxx by radar, Tho sra- firvumManros, wj had Ix-st part -aid Ihore 3 1 3 man said Ihe rans speeded up h.s Me didn I explain whal set Iwlween false impres.sH,n” Dial Ihrrals uf lek and CUv swimming hut increased his fa the circumstances were.

ii veh, it Lpiv wurkera Union aiKl the II. For A spokesman for the governor had a lead received i Dominicans not to lake strike of think anyone argues with the aims Intelligence Corps from 1942- said if Michael had reached the -from the Hou.se Un-American Ac- i miners at the Pleasant Valley clay andpurposesofGov. DiSalle. The 1945, He al.so was a memlier of shore, there is a chance he may i.vities omm.ttee a.xl^^ the in- retoTmne items in', ff i- 45 at Wellsv.llr only consideration is the amount the Ohio National Guard from be aiivc, if not. there was no vestigation is continuing i i i twinkled offshoie, Halaguir said, Bauer of Irish of income the state enjoys I have 1921 to hope.

He added that a Dutch ma- It was the Un-Amencan 'he bill of which he announce new plans mtemational represcii- He IS an Episcopalian, a rine was recently lo.st in the same ties Committee that announced and let the rest hexome law riiursday to hasten the in.stalla Saturday already have had a me conviction mat me siaie in- iie is an r.piscopaiian. a i mr was i.m. i -------7- if.i.ve for the union said he has gala White House party will increa.se in the 1961-62 and a past commander of his area and was rescued after eight Monday that N.SA’s di- DiSalle has 10 to diride tion of democratic processes in neeotialioiis vear. That conviction is post, H.s wife rector. Klem.

what to do with the bill and he land after three decacles c.f live monkey, es ---------------------------------i--------- n-. qv chartenxl )et forcMl to resign cm grounds! has indicated he will probably use the late Generalissimo Rafael Tru- "fien again nu.sday at 2 m. birthday rakes on the business outlook," jthe former Marie Nizok The party Tuesday was for Car- McElroy told the news confer have no children, Washington nursery schoolmates and a few cousins. The Mixed With Joy, Soleiiiiilty Thank.sgiving weekend affair will Nation To Mark 3'JOth The family of ex-Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy has made it a practice for years to assemble' for Thanksgiving at the rambling Kennedy home by the sea.

ny th Assoriated The President, his wife and The nation pauses Thev airliner landed him first at Biak. off the north coast of Dutch New (iuinea He spent 45 minutes Ix- ing briefed by Rear l.eonard he lied in filling out his job appli-j most of the time cation 12 years ago, The committee first turned its J'hlirMlaV attention to Klein last July during 1- feudal dictatorship Reeser, the armed forces com- a closed-door inquiry into mander Dutch New (iuinea policies. It was dis- Then Rockefeller switched to a do.Ned then that after two of smaller plane and flew to Hollan- NSA's c-cxle William Series Of ofmn again Tuesday at the Travelers Hotel. 'I'he mine, operated by the Mc- l.am Works of the Kcfiactones Division of the Porter Co was by Oct, 16 The miners are memliers of laic al 427 Negotiations held Nov. 14 eridc'd in a deadlock.

The mam issues dia. the capital, also on the and Rernori Mitchell- Upf I fl'll t' working con- coast. He and his party remained-defected to the Soviet Union. wf I i at the Hollandia airport only fired 26 sex deviates as I W'cximer, federal concih.i- (to a conference on the military taking off over the risks Pre-Thanksgivmg services will Nazarenc, the Rev. tor from the Pittsburgh office of Thursday interview Stanley Mountain.s for The third high level job loss lie held in a number of area Jones, Nessly the Federal Mediation Board, has children, will aboard a heli- amid Ihe travail of a vanishing auke.

ci the coast. came the Ftxleral Housing Ad- churches tonight with many con-jisf Chapel, prayer, and the Rev f)epn pre.sidmg over the ministration. Cash said he was gregations planning to participate Wiihiir Beaver, Glendale ('hurch Ixxlget and part to an interview vanishing auke. ci the coast. copter on the White House south jq mark another Thank.sgiv-* hovie itor exei lawn late in the afternoon and make the brief hop to ing 340th in zhubei.

son-mJaw of Pre- Holiday IVlliperatlire fired as a result mier Khrushchev. report that asr Air Force Base to board plane for Cape Cod. a jet 2 To Spyiii" For MO.SCOW (AP)-Two hand.some young a refugee ifrom the East today pleaded guilty to spying for the United Both, speaking in firm, proud voices, insisted they were guilty only in the strict sense of the indictment read at the beginning of firs! public spy trial since that American U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. prayer and festive camaraderie. dav for Hvannis Port, The mixture of jov and solemn- home, where members of the ity surrounding the occasion was 4 L- family will gather Fhursdav for summed up in President Kenne- annual Thanksgiving Day Th.snLsgivmg dinner at the proclamation parents, Mr and year, as the harve.si Mrs P.

Kennedy draws near its close, and the Elsewhere in the nation. Ameri- year approaches its end. awesome cans will mark the Thanksgiving perils again remain to be facwi, holiday with church services, pri- Yet we have, as in the pa.st. vate gathenngs, events and ample reason to be thankful for parades. the abundance of our Airlines trains and buses have Kennaiy said.

stepped up seiwice to handle thou- The President will spend the sands of college stiKients going four-day Thanksgiving weekend home for the first of the big on Cape Cod, devoting part of it school year holidays. of a in traditional union services in of the Nazarene, lost $7,000 in a district communities Thursday. The Rev. Thomas Wcills, pastor Kennedy leaves Washington to- I' Milil Bill RaillV blackjack game at a builders The theme of President Kenne- of Ihe Church of Christ, The weather Thursdav will be convention last year and gave proclamation, urging resi-'will not be able to participate lie-! wet as Ihe gravy with the RR whuh were dents to make this Thanksgiving cause he is a patient in the Cnle; nkseivint? roast. birn up merely a holiday from their Hospital Cleveland I work a day of contemplation with reverence and will be followed in services tonight and tomorrow.

as Thanksgiving roast. The Ohio weatherman said to- morrow will see mild (emptir- VI ill atures but occasional rain, which i- i will start this afternoon and con-j Fdllor tinue tonight A.SHINGTON (AP) Prcsi- temperature will dent Kennedy plans to grant an 40 to 45 degrees, contrasting to exclu.Mve interview to Soviet the sub-freezing frosty 27 i Premier son-m-law. East End union Thanksgiving services will also be held tonight! at 7 30 at the Grace United Pres- byterian Church with pastors of' Newell's annual union service (hat congregation will lie held tonight at 7:30 in the First Presbytenan Church The Rev. Charles W. Haddock, The Methodist and First Presbyterian Churches of will morning.

high range will Alexei I Adzhuiiei. editor of the ho.st pastor, will give the invo- services tonight at 7 30' be 44 to 48 newspaper Isvestia ation and benediction, the Rev. Methodist Church Skies will dear up Fridav when The White House said Tuesday Ellsworth D. Crispens, a cooling trcrxl arrives but the rain will return Sunday and Monday. for the interview will be Saturday at Cape Cod.

where Kennedy will CTiurch, responsive reading and Churches of New IV. kj 1) rra 1 offertory prayer; ihe Rev. Walter ommunity spend the Thanksgivmg weekend Speece, Congo Church of thel (Turn to SERVICES, Page 3) Holiday The Thanksgiving edition of The Review will go to press tonight and reach readers Thursday morning. The 66-page paper again usher.s in the Christmas and contains hundreds of gift suggestions. departments of The Review will be closed Thursday.

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