Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 1

Oue Hundred Twenty ourth Year No 276 The Weather Warmer tonight chance of showers low 44 60 Sunday mostly cloudy warm with rain likely turning cooler WffiMiNGTb News Journal 1 A 0 CIA LEASED I I Wilmington Ohio Saturday September 8 1962 10 Pages VACCINE SUNDAY OR CLINTON COUNTY4 A fci Price Seven Cents 2 County Roads To Be Closed orIRJI Clinton County commissioners riday afternoon approved the closing of Curry (Drake Rd) in Liberty Township and Oglesbee Rd in Union Township to provide i right of way for the new Interstate Route 71 linking Cincinnati and Columbus At a public meeting to air the matter attended by 20 county and state officials and residents of the "i affected area Commission Presi ft dent Maynard Borton The meeting like the one earlier this week on Smith and Williams Rds was called on petition of Preston state highway director Opposed to closing Curry Rd was Ivan Cammack Gurney ville Rd who said he used the road daily for farming he said objectable persons hunters in eluded will be in the closed State officials favored closing the road and cited that it would re quire an estimated 4 $181000 to separate the road from the inter state highway Average traffic count on the road is 36 vehicles daily Turn around areas will be pro vided where Curry Rd meets the new highway on both the north and south sides Commissioner Walter Lynch moved that the road be closed The motion passed unanimously OGLESBEE RD closing also requested by Preston was approv ed on the motion of Commissioner Robert Stewart over the objection of several farmers and Warren Murphy Union Township Trustee president Where Oglesbee Rd meets the new highway on the south a turn around area will be built the north however a 50 foot paved service road costing the statq $34000 will be buijt from Center Rd to Oglesbee Rd north Gurneyvillej'paralleling the new highway In answering objections' Presi dent Borton said that the Commis sion would prefer that all county and township roads remain open but the highway director has the petitioning power to do otherwise State officials said that average traffic count on Oglesbee Rd was 20 vehicles every 24 hours' and cost to keep the road open by sep aration would be an estimated $224000 JKToSqil In Yachting Capital Area NEWPORT RI dent Kennedy accustomed to dis putes in Washington' was in no mood for argument with this yachting capital today He was here to sail With this Weatherly and Gretel going through daily trial maneuvers for next weekend's opening of the Cup series Kennedy charted an afternoon of sailing aboard the 62 foot yawl Manitou in yie same waters Only gentle breezes which could take the fun out of it threatened his plans Under those conditions he could turn to the presidential yacht Honey itz for a few hourson Narragansett Bay The Honey itz is a motorized which sailormen generally but it affords the kind of seagoing relaxation that Kennedy cherish 'X White House aides said the President no appoint ments for the weekend only a restful period with his family Mrs Kennedy and "daughter Caroline were waiting on the Honey itz riday at? Quonset Naval Air Station to join the chief executive fpr a 45 minute ride over the bay to Hammersmith arm Kennedy landed at Quonset after a flight from Washington The son John greeted his daddy at the farm home of Mrs mother and step father Dayton ion Drowns In Boating Mishap 1 DAYTON Ohio (AP) AlbertLouis a 1 1 a 23 of Dayton drpwned riday when he attempt ed to recover parts from a boat which had just sunk In the Miami River at Miami Shores Tartar and the owner and oper ator of the boat ritx rowein swam "to shore after the boat hit an object underwater sank rowein said Tartar decided to go back'hnd dive to the bottom get the parts Meat Price Climb Seen 5 armer Strategy Studied Beaten in Jail Soblen Shows Man Shot in Sabina racas Hill every sat 0 National Recovery Christian Democratic and Revolutionary A STRONGER rench President Charles de Gaulle clasps his hands in greeting as Hamburg residents an esti Pregnant Mother 18 Saved At Sea Mate3 Others Lost has for Judges To Pick Miss America In Beauty Pageant Tonight vice Gil arm Plowing Seven have won trophies in the three rounds of talent and swim suit preliminaries Judging also has been completed in the evening gown division but those winners are never annouced 'The winner of the swim suit competition riday was Miss Wis who thought she was too thin rand has been drinking choc olate sodas to round out her 35 22 35 figure She is Joan Mary Engh 21 of La Crosse Wis There was a tie in talent contest when the judges were unable to decide between the fiery baton twirling of Miss Nebraska Mary Lee Jepsen 18 of Paillion Neb and the organ and piano playing of Miss Mary land Beverly Ann Smith 18 of Baltimore They join the four girls who won the talent and swim suit competition in earlier rounds ATLANTIC CITY NJ (AP) A week of frantic activity by 54 talented beauty queens will end tonight in smiles and tears when judges select a new Miss Amer ica t'i The' task confronting the judges is Pick 10 semifinalists from the glamorous contestants rom the 10 select five finalists Then name the girl who will reign Is Miss America 1963 The girl who will succeed Maria Beale letcher of Asheville NC as the queen of beauty is expected to be crowned shortly before midnight? The ceremony will climax a se ries of preliminary judging tiiat began Monday in the old est beauty pageant Competing are representatives from 2 every state Canada the District of Co lumbia Chicago and New York City "7 4 Grid ans Injured PAINESVILLE Ohio (AP) A grand stand collapsed at the Pain 'esville Harvey High School 'field during a football game riday night injuring four persons Germany and rance will take measures to strengthen ties between them (RADIOPHO TO) Typhoon Amy Takes Toll MANILA (AP) Heavy rains accompanying Typhoon Amy took 12 lives in the Philippines police reported today our other per sons were listed as missing James Lyons 52 of Snow Rd near Sabina is in con dition at ayette Memorial Hospi tal Washington today where he was taken after being shot in a Sabina tavern argument riday at 11:30 Sabina Police Chief A Morris said today A 40 year old Sabina man is be ing held for investigation Chief Morris said and charges are pend ing Lyons aq unemployed farm hand was struck in the stomach with a slug from a 22 caliber pis tol the chief said Sabin Vaccine Question Box JOHNSON VISITS Vice President Lyndon Johnson listens to Pope John XXHI during an unofficial audience with the pontiff The Pope holds a' miniature replica of the Telstar satellite presented to him by Johnson i (Radiophoto) GOP Convention Officials Named a Banquet This will be held riday Sept 28? arm Orama will be held at Wil mington College Peelle Memorial arm Thursday riday and Satur day Sept 27 28 and 29 2 Lebanon Prisoners Are Targets ot Search I LEBANON Ohio (AP) Police spread a hunt today for two in mates of Lebanon State Correc tional who apparently walked away from the place ri day night They were identified as Donald Lee Webb Jr 23 of Lancaster sentenced for insuffi cient funds and Ernest Ranirs 26 of Cincinnati serving time for car theft stealing and burglary VANCOUVER BC (AP) The dawn of Eilean 18th birth day found her a pregnant mother clihging to a makeshift raft herhusband brother and two others victims of an angry sea Mrs Case was rescued riday from the storm swept waters of Georgia Strait where she had hung on doggedly to the raft for five hours Three persons made it to the raft after the 42 foot fishpacker Loretta Mrs Case her husband Jimmy 25 and the skipper Jack Bland 38 of Van couver a short time after we got into the water a wave swept Bland Mrs Case said The Cases fought the sea Then the cold and buffeting waves took their toll and he slipped away Mrs brother1 Glen Lor enz 21 and Bud Greenhall of Gib sons BC were asleep below when the heavily laden Loretta apparently was caught in a trough between two huge waves off the mouth of the raser River They evidently went down with the ship The boat started sinking quick ly Mrs Case said Case his wife and Bland were in the 'wheelhouse Cash smashed a window clambered onto the deck and dragged his wife out Bland sent' a distress call and joined them As the Loretta went down they grabbed three small fish boxes and lashed them together The three held onto the rope Mrs Case who has a 14 month old child is expecting her baby in a month A doctor said she suffered bruises and swollen arms but her unborn child was appar ently unharmed Zanesville Policeman Killed Girl riend Held ZANESVILLE Ohio Ed ward Jack Rush 41 a Zanes ville police officer was shot and killed at his home today with his own 38 caliber police revolver Police reported they were hold ing a girl friend who surrendered voluntarily after the shooting which happened at 4 am Rush is divorced The police man was dead when officers ar rived at the house Detectives be gan an investigation of the shoot ing but bad not learned a motive (By the Aesoclated EKii) Supplies of slaughter livestock in the Midwest wefe running low today and retail meat prices al ready werd on the increase during a buildup of the National armers withholding action Retail chain stores with' head quarters in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis major packers and the US Department of fcAgricul ture said retail meat prices may be higher next week reflecting boosts in wholesale prices The in creases may run as much as 10 to 15 cents a pound for certain cuts A Cincinnati meat packing offi cial said pork and beef prices have increased six to eight cents per pound here because of the na tional lack of livestock receipts this week He said his firm had' not been forced to reduce produc tion An Albers Supermarket meat buyer said meat prices will be af fected greatly next week are climbing fast and there will be many radical changes next week he said Kroger Co officials in Cincinna ti said they not experienced any significant changes in market conditions" although they are watching activities of the NO interest" Any distortion of supply an artificial must bo reflected eventually in re tail prices" they said After a full week of NO action to keep beef hogs and sheep oft the market until processors agree to prico contracts packing house plants in Iowa and some neighboring states were laying off workers because of the lack of supplies There were no reports of retail counters running out of fresh mest but some stores in Des Moines Kansas City Chicago and Louisville boosted prices from 5' to 10 cents a pound Increases of 10 to 15 cents a pound for some cuts appeared possible next week The Department of Agri culture in Chicago also said that the lag in livestock receipts this week may cause prices to go up next In Coming lows NO aides said that price adjustments since Labor Day were an indication of the effectiveness of its holding ac tion but that retail boosts were not necessarily caused by it Sensitive to possible consumer reaction NO officials said they were checking to see if price rises were justified National" president Oren Lee Staley was in Minnesota riday night for farmer was expected back today Head quarters said a statement would be forthcoming after his return Reports from various sources indicated that meat price rises have been spotty especially in 1 supermarkets Some Des Moines supermarkets reported fresh meat up 5 to 10 cents a pound and other stores of the same type said they were holding the line for the time COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) Wil lard Brown a Republican run ning for mayor of Cleveland hasf been elected permanent chairman of the GOP state convention which will be held here Wednes day Other convention officers are Mrs Letha Astry Salem chairman: Mrs Rosemary ronon Youngstown secretary State Sen Kline Roberts Colum bus parliamentarian and Carl Griffith Columbus sergeant al arms Republican National Committee chairman William Miller will be the principal speaker at the one day affair mated 80000 give him and Madame deGaulle a rout Ing welcome A com mnnique issued in Bonn stated Why my doctor give the vaccine? A He but it is going to take longer and must necessarily be 1 jnore expensive The vaccine is very perishable and your doc tor would probably have to plan to hold a polio clinic of his own to reach all his patients and to do the job efficiently He will see that new babies re ceive their vaccine at the prop er time Clinton County Deputy Sheriff Thomas Wilson 55 of Sabina is in condition at Clinton Memorial Hospital today after he was attacked by a prisoner in the jail riday afternoon Wilson was admitted for lacera tions of the face and abdomen in flicted by Benjamin May 29 Wilmington Route 4 who was be ing held on six bad check charges the office reported May was ordered taken to Lima State Hospital for observation ear lier this week by County Judge Luther Swaim He left for Lima this morning accompanied by Sheriff Harold Hormell Deputy loyd oote and Orville Davis county veterans service officer The attack took place about 2:15 when Wilson was the only member of the depart ment in the jail As he took May from his cell to make a telephone call from the jail office May pulled a blackjack from pocket and began to beat him with I it ft 1 ft At that time Probate Judge Howard Barns called the jail on a juvenile matter and heard Wilson tell him to summon aidDavis then rushed to the jail and with assistance took May back to his cell The jail office hall front room and booking room were splattered withstood from injuries Glass in the front door leading Io Walnut St was broken Upon questioning May said he walked out of the jail for two blocks re turned to the jail and found the door locked He then it andentered the building May sustained a cut finger in the melee No charges stemming this inci dent have been filed against May as yet the office said Midwest eels Withholding Of Livestock Improvement In Hospital Drug Induced Coma Grips Convicted Spy Evading Prison LONDON Dr Robert Soblen remained dangerously 'ill in a drug induced coma today but doctors reported some signs of improvement A medical spokesman said even if the 61 year old fugitive spy re gained consciousness immediately he could not be moved for at least 48 hours A hospital bulletin said: Dr Soblen remains unconscious he has shown signs that is coma is becoming less cardiac condition has im proved in the last 24 Doctors reported riday that the 62 year old leukemia heart showed signs of exhaustion and added that' the situation rise to wife spent five hours at the runaway bedside ri day She watched in the small closely guarded room as her hus band was given oxygen and fed liquids through a tube She sometimes wept during her vigil and was reported to have said: can only pray all the time that my husband will live through this terrible ordeal" Mrs Soblen known profession ally as Dr Dina Soble flew to London from New York on ri day Like Soblen she is a psychi atrist Before the visit began she was searched by a nurse and her purse was examined by adetec tivez Another detective watched from 'across the bed as she with her husband Cuban Refugees Report Buildup 1 0000 oreign roops Said on Island Now MIAMI la" (AP Premier idel Cuba was depicted as a secret hotbed of Soviet bloc troops and missile installations in a joint report by four ban underground groups The 20 page statement "released in Miami riday said that more than 10000 foreign troops have landed large missile bases willbe completed in 60 days and Cuba thereafter will join the War saw Pact the Communist counter part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Signing the report were leaders ofthe Revolutionary Movement Movement Unity 4 The exile leaders said that when troop landings in Cubaare com pleted the island nation 90 miles from lorida Will be garrisoned in the west by Chinese in the central portion by Russians Hun garians and Czechs and on the Isle of Pines by Africans They said missile bases under construction in Cuba will have a striking range up to 400 miles The information added: missile bases will be fin ished in 60 days Cuba will then join the Warsaw Pact under agree ments signed by Armed orces Minister Raul Castro on his last trip tothe Soviet The underground groups echoed ah earlier charge by the Cuban Re volutionary Council that the mili tary buildup violated the MonroeDoctrine and Inter American Trea ties One of the groups Revolu tionary Recovery Movement is a Council member Youths under Study In Theft of lag CINCINNATI Two 18 year old Cincinnatians from prom inent families have won' a proba tion investigation on the guilty plea to charges of stealing an American lag July 4 from a Newtown home Judge Ralph Hoknen called for probation study riday on charges of petit larceny against Brian Heekin and aiding and abetting petit larceny against Molly Marx Their attor neys indicated their parents had disciplined them since the inci dent including requiring them to to several weeks of research on the Bag write papers on what they learned and give them to Mrs Ethel Derose from whose home the flag was stolen Remember Septi 16! 40 Youths Evade ire In Cathedral SAN RANCISCO (AP) orty teen agers were guided to safety riday night as a five alarm fire destroyed the 65 year old St Romrfn Catholic Cathe dral The only injury reported was a cut hand suffered by the Rev John Heaney as he attempted to enter the rear of the burning building to remove the Blessed Sacrament He was unsuccessful The fire was spotted about 10 pm as the teen agers knelt in the lower floor of the church ather Heaney said leaden of the group moved them out safely There was no panic Arson investigators went to work immediately ire Chief Wll liam Murray wquld not comment on whether the blaze had been set deliberately He noted that fire had engulfed the interior of the building by the time the first firemen arrived He estimated damage at about $25 million A member of the first crew at the scene said he was sure the fire had been set because it was burning in several places when the first firemen arrived four minutes after the initial alarm Deputy Sheriff Attacked and Community Retail Group Set for Organization Initial steps toward a formal or i Orama It has the major responsl ganization of a Wilmington Area bility for arranging the Chamberof Commerce reUtu COp) mittee iifere taken at 'apectST meeting Thursday noon In the General Denver Hotel ormal or ganization is set for an Oct 11 meeting Leonard Kaufman and Woody Hall represented downtown area at the session Mc Laughlin and Thomas oster rep resented Wilmington Plaza Shop ping Center and Allen Besco and Bill Marine represented other re tailers not located downtown or in the shopping center Discussion centered on general and specific suggestions im provement of retailing in the com munity These suggestions will be formulated into programs in later meetings to be held on the second Thursday of each month Ronald A Gordon president of the Chamber of Commerce called a breakfast meeting Thursday for members of the chamber agricultural committee and others interested in Orama and the National Contest The chamber is doing thing possible to cooperate with Perry Clark president of arm Reserve Call up Approval WASHINGTON' (AP) Con gressional leaders predict speedy approval of President Kennedy request for stand by power to call 150000 military reservists to ac tive duty if necessary to deal with a new East West crisis Coming Primary concern in high official quarters here centers on the pos sibility of new Soviet moves in Berlin But officials recognize that request may also be regarded in Moscow and Havana as a go slow warning for the mili tary build up in Cuba The President sent his request to Congress riday without any prior public hints of such action although the White House said the plan was discussed with Republi can and Democratic congressional leaders when they met with the President Tuesday for a fill in on Cuba This tie in with Cuba quickly created speculation that Kennedy and his top advisers may be more worried than they have appeared to be about the recent substantial deliveries of Soviet arms to the Castro regime 7 Whir informed officials kaid this was not the case although they said Kennedy would like to have the stand by power in the event of unexpected developments in the Cuban situation The more serious problem and the far greater dangeraccording to these informants lies inBerlin where there has steady build up of East West tensions In recent months'' Soviet Premier Khrushchev has made repeated threats to sign a sparate peace treaty with East Germany claim ing this would give the East Ger man regime power over Western access to West Berlin American officials are by no means certain what Khrushchev will do in the next few months while Congress is out of session Nor are they clear on what steps the Communists may take with 'respect to West Berlin if a peace treaty is signed soon But Kennedy Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of De fense 'Robert McNamara re portedly agreed that if would be important for the President to have additional resources of mili tary authority The new authority would run from the time Congress adjourns now expected some time next month until next eb 28 which would be about two months after the next session begins A little more than a year ago Kennedy asked Congress for sub stantial increases in the perma nent strength of the Army Navy and Air orce "and requested al so power to call reserve and guard units to active service Con gress approved his request in about five days and congressional leaders said riday they hope for similar swift action on his new appeal 1 1 I I farir TXTS? 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