Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 1

Wilmington ews ournal jt 'S 4 5' 'f' dlZ i 1 A Ll A 0 Cl A RiE LE 'A I RV 1 ''I 7 I Ths Price Ten Cents 8 Pages Wilmington" Ohio Wednesday October' 14 1964 it One Hundred Twenty Sixth Year No 308 ather Saves Three Others I 1 I 5 4 Were Recovered Cross Shows Area Where Bodies To Slay LBJ I I Isbell Lashes Air Artist Said more Truman Is Hurt by all Co of in landslides How been all and Stove Explodes in Gest Settlement tional irearms Act Word from informers about guns being collected in this city on the lower Texas coast prompted simultaneous raids on the home of Schmidt and that of his mother Nueces County other part's of the nation that have more attractive climate 5 Local aggressive leader ship must implement plans that will contribute to comprehen sive growth his law business Taft said he favors disclosure of financial affairs of a' mem ber of Congress be made confidence to an ethics commit tee of the House or Population in the' area con cerned is expected to grow from 1400000 in I960 to 2864 000 by an increase of 60 pet cent The rate of growth is expected to exceed both the State of Ohio and the nation In the field of employment the study indicates a reduction in the per cent of people em (Continued from page seven) John Kennedy Prize by the Catholic Council for Coopera tion Between the Races in Chi cago He was the 12th American to be awarded the peace prize In addition the American riends Service Committee got it once The prize was awarded by the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Storting (Parlia ment) Chairman 'of the committee' is director Gunnar Jahn Vice chairman is Dean Natvig KANSAS CITY (AP) Harry Truman had to hold a news conference today but instead the 80 year old former president was in pital nursing two cracked ribs and a banged up right 'eye He fell into a bathtub Tuesday at the big old Truman home in nearby Independence He told Dr Wallace Graham his physi cian since he went to the White House in 1945 that the bath mat slipped as he was getting ready to bathe i A severe cut over his right eye required stitches His glass es shattered and sliced his right eyelid in several places He had bruises on the right eyebrow and forehead i After an ambulance trip to the hospital some patching in themergency room and rays all east President Believes NewParty Chiefs 1 'Veto the uture arms the injured I must wrong can for peace The peace prize is awarded bv the Norwegian Parliament The other four prizes are awarded in Sweden King the second Negro to be awarded the peace will receive the award in a ceremony in the University of Oslo on Dec 10 on the versary of death tt Ulg JjaUUA Tridoks like going more to the said Peter di rector of the National Opinion Poll which earlier reported the Laborites and Conservatives neck and neck The hard pressed Conserva tives claimed that their blitz speaking campaign by more than 20 members of the govern ment was paying off have swung our said oreign Secretary Richard A Butler Conservative hopes were boosted by the subway strike It 'an i an avinm of British Hdqs 1st Missile Bn 137th MRS ETHEL HAYES Weather our children perished in fire which swept their home id the Gest Settlement near New Vienna after an explosion this morning Three children and the parents escaped i Severely burned about the ace and father told firemen have used the When Thomas Samuel Turner'' Sr 38 attempted to kindle a cast iron stove this morning the stove exploded and the chimney collapsed Turner despite his bums and an injured right leg managed to get three of his seven sleep ing children out of the roaring inferno The four others three girls and a boy ranging in age from 15 months to six years1 died as the story and a half house went up in flames Dead are: Quinn Turner a 15 month old girl Timmy age two Lisa age three Rhonda" age six Treated and released at Highlands Community Hos pital were Paul Edward Turn er age four Thomas Samuel" Turner Jr age and Cheryl seven The father was admitted to the hospital for treatment of his injuries iremen said they believed Turner may have picked up a can of gasoline by mistake thinking it was kerosene and threw iton the hot coals in the heating stove The mother Mrs Mary Jane Turner ap parently was outside when the fire started Bra ibe children were au asleep vpVl vV Vvl'lj and Turner jumped clear of the fird after saving the three chil dren he could reach New Vienna ire Department received the initial call about 7:25 a and within minutes Hillsboro ire Department was also notified Wilmington ire Department also responded with a unit The fire victims were taken to Smith funeral home New Vienna where ar rangements for services are incomplete' Turner is employed as a farm hand and also as a construction worker at Clinton County orce Base Gest Settlement is an Negro community located of New Vienna on land origin ally bequeathed to freed slaves! The fire leveled the Turner residence and destroyed the personal belongings furnishings that were in house a CARACAS Venezuela Police held today a society artist they said masterminded the kidnaping of US Air orce Lt Col Michael Smolen They said six other members of the Castroite Communist kidnap The" also were under arrest Seriate against incumbent Dem ocrat Stephen Young gave his opinion on the matter in a statement Tuesday night in answer to a demand voiced by Young here' Monday night that Taft make public disclosure of (Army) Rice urniture Kiwanis Club Roy Joe and Ruth Stuckey Brooke Morgan Vernon Wills Wilmington College employes Dayton Power and Light Co arm Bureau Cooperative Association Wilmington Publishing Co Kroger Co Wilmington Publishing Co Employes Albers Super Market Clinton Asphalt Paving Mrs Galvin Dr James Read Donald Cowgill Wayne Galvin Home ederal Savings arid Loan Darbyshire Associates Champion Bridge Co irst National Bank The News Journal Co Clinton Construction Co Clinton Co National Bank Trust Co Jim Cook Inc Swindler Sons 1 Beckett Harcum Co Syndicate Store isher Lumber Co Irwin Auger Bit Co Collett Lumber Yard Landrum Oil Inc Murphy Co General Telephone Co Ohio ib to? 1 wevj Monday from 2 to 4 at the' General Denver Hotel given by the Republican Club of Clinton County'' All county women are invited Mrs Miriam erneau county Republican' chairwoman nounced 1985 These are problems acCoi'ding' to the re port: 1 I Ntew jobs to take the place of those lost through automa PARAMUS NJ (AP) President Johnson told a cheer ing crowd today that the Re publican party now in tem and has fallen in the hands of who want to repeal the present and veto the future" Johnson opened a two day campaign swing with a speech at the Bergen Mall shopping 'center before a crowd estimat ed by a state police official at 30000 Without mentioning lican opponent Sen Barry Gold water by name Johnson bela bored him with vigor as he launched the campaign swing into New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York His speech was delivered in the Republican strong hold In the speech Johnson said the American people are of those who preach that Amer ica is failing in the world and at neople are tired of being told that their character is in question their moral fiber rid dled with and American people want leadership which respects them leadership which berates them all else I believe the American neonle know that we need and we live (s a nation apart by Republicans and good1' Democrats are good Americans first and last The union said a ratification 'meeting will be called after local presidents and bargaining committee chairmen confer with Walter Reuther Officials said they expect this conference to oe cauea wnnin a icw uajo jj Then they said the Temstedt Precipitation Character of workers wouia vote on oom me national and local agreements and automatic weapons illegally but denied any knowledge of an assassination plot Mitchell said 25 deputies gath ered up machine guns au tomatic pistols high powered rifles a knee mortar a rocket laUUlUd live Aiailll WVV HIV about 20000 rounds of com trict will be honored at a tea mercial and homemade ammun tion swords several Nazi flats World War I and II German helmets a German medal and army uniform photo graphs of World War II Nazi leaders and books by Adolf Hit ler awarded today to Dr Martin Luther King "Jr Georgia born jogo an(j thisyear was made Negro who became a civil an honorary doctor at Yale Uni rights crusader in the United versify and was awarded tne States Luther King has con sistently' asserted the principle of the Oslo Nobel Institute said in its statement announcing the award King son of an Atlanta Bap tist minister and himself an or dained minister provided his fellow Negroes with a power ful new weapon molded and shaped from the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi in the fight for Negro civil rights award" runftored for months will amount to 273000 pedersen The Swedish inventor of dyna mite Dr Alfred Nobel stated In British Poll the Labor party which gets its about acres developed uiaiu iiuaucidi suppuri uviu uic unions Wilson denounced as yunmiumuco xvx way era the strike staged by a IS to take place from no I minnrn)r of railmen in defiance ine iuaourues suu were director of the hospital said Truman was alert cheerfulfully conscious and joking Adams said the eve a full blown shiner but showed a weeks lot of discoloration resting through the night Dr Graham said there wks nothing to indicate Truman had a fainting or dizzy "spell all right noth ing serious about it at Mrs Truman Lid in a telephone conversation wrui weir uaugn Cl ter Mrs Clifton Daniel in New I yphoon IOII York HONG KONG (AP) Rescue The former president did not officials say'the death toll from disclose the purpose pf the news Typhoon Dot will reach 51 rnnfaronna ha hn4 rafted far With 34 Confirmed Vera Bomez director general of the Interior Ministry said Angel Luque 30 a Spanish born abstract painter was brains of the said littered two room studio had been used to hide Smolen during the 86 hours the gang held him Gomez said studio also was used to hide Argentine soccer star Alfredo Distefano in another propaganda kidnaping by the Red underground last year i Police said Ithey suspect Luque also was connected with the kidnaping of Army Col James Chenault last November 1 They thought he might have been involved in the theft of five rench "impressionist paintings valued at 1650000 in''1" January 1963 i Distefano and Chenault were released unharmed and the paintings were recovered Smolen 45 of Chandler Ariz was released unharmed Monday night after two of the gang were arrested The arrests of three other gunmen accused of ab ducting Smolen and of Luque and his wife Titania identified as a Russian or Yugoslav came i Tuesday (AP) The ern Christian Leadership incj ATki Dnoa wns ference AiTXZ X5VUC1 mug a in ivittu tn uiv by Time magazine in Swedish kroner $53123 year The cash prize and the Nobel gold medal and diploma hi3 iU 1895 that his fOrtUne 1 will be handed to Kingat cere sh(uld go to establishment monies in Oslo Dec 10 prizes to be awarded in i King was born In Atlanta Ga chemistry physics medicine I in 1929 and went to the Crozervand physiology literature and i Theological seminary cnester Pa He took his degree in theology at Boston Universi ty and served later as a Bap tist minister In 1955 he was chosen to lead the Negro boycott of the Mont gomery Ala city buses Since then he has served as a leader in the Negro fight for civil rights as president of the South HARRY TRUMAN Truman was pronounced satisfactory condition Robert Adams executive Shme 50 kev neonle i senting Wilmington and towns tion and trade and villages of Clinton county heard an optimistic report con cerning the economic future of this at a dinner meeting in the'DriftvcoodtRoom Tues day night' The report was the result of Sheriff Johnnie Mitchell said a two year study of the Informers reported there was lot of loose talk about assas sinating the and quoted unnamed individuals as saying they would try to obtain guns from Schmidt Mitchell said After questioning Schmidt for more than three hours the sher iff said he at first doubted there was a plot on the life of Presi the lorida Keys toppling trees that" we have looked' into Mitchell said might be something to it ever a plot has not yet uncovered plan to arrest two The sheriff sjiid 'Schmidt ad machine guns Women Give Tea Monday or Brown Congressman Clarence Brown running for his 14th consecutive term as representa tive from the Seventh Ohio Dis Range Growth Potential of West Central prepared by Battelle Memorial Institute for the Dayton Power Light Co Host for the meeting was 11 Although the forecast was' LONDON A) Brit rosy eakers stressed the im 8 general election only one rosy day away both major parties portance of today the trend is going communities for the growth tnat Union Temstedt Reach Areement COLUMBUS Ohio "(AP) fn 2 Union and managemerit reach unu suites uw uvuUa ed tentative agreement on local tax return and wouco irvuajr ai Utuviax iuvlvij Ternstedt Division in a confer ence which ended at 3:30 am A spokesman at the big plant west of Columbus said return to work hinges on ratification by members of Local 969 United Auto Workers They have been on strike almost three Rightist Wins uur itvw iii 'Receivership' Peace Prize lilts ijduuiiivs avui wcic uvavj 'the important betting favorites despite a wild their leaders The strik i Ave nrn nrnfncfmrf crmadnln A11TQ cat subway strike in wnaon a that raised the temper caused by a shortage of guards course we shall winif we They claim the London Trans get out our' fufl port Board could attractmore Plot 2 uture emphasis win have to be placed on human rather than' material resources 'Exist ing schools must be improved and additional forms of higher Labor avored Taft OnniufK Baring inances Kidnap Boss CLEVELAND (AP) Would requiring members of Congress to disclose publicly their income and assets and liabilities or debt be a good thing? Rep Robert Taft Jr says he think so party leader Harold Wilson said Workers by raising the wage SaVl "Sm Minister Douglas on urn service hawing to Home fighting his first cam Conservative par leader wound up his televi sion campaign Tuesday night He called on 35 mil lion voters to renew the Con servative mandate because his government has kept living standards rising and it intends to keep nuclear armo ry intact Temperature far 24 hours ending at sunset Tuesday maximum 73' minimum 41 Lowest during night 44 8 a i 10 a 1 12 Noon 1 vn i None a vnaracici ui uaj Wind at 1 Northeast Barometric Readjng 3020 Humidity at 10 a 72 Sunrise Today 6:48 a Sunset Today 5:59 1 year high 79 low 37 clear 1 Sunny mild days and clear cool' at night through Thursday Low tonight 36 45 comerence ne naa cauea wrnwi ucmua Thnrcdnv nnner 60s today but its timing coincided searched for the bodies Sh with Sen Barry IT other persons buried Vin n0rth to Wr 70s appearance in Kansas City landslides lorida Keys Hurricane Rough Western Cuba MIAMI laUAP) Hurri cane Isbell smashed into Key West today after leaving a trail of death and destruction across western vuua glancing but powerful blow at several hours later rf'riatr coin noth TYl5 A 1 TT1 I T7 1 1 1 poVeS Key charged with violating the Na Hnnol Kiranrms Art West southernmost city tne continental United States Behind it in Cuba Isbell left thousands homeless vast areas flooded homes and 'buildings destroyed possibly four person dead rind the Communist na rich and important tobac Isbell roared between Key Red eather Club West and the Dry Tortugas Its winds of more than lOOmiles an hour passed about 30 miles Artillery Ohio National Guard west of Key West and the storm was headed northeast Gathering constantly greater strength from warm Gulf wa ters Isbell was "expected to crash into the southwest lorida Gulf Coast tonight and sweep across the Everglades tb the Atlantic side San Juan Martinez Cuba site of the main plantations which produce Cuba famous tobacco was heavily damaged It was the second straight year that idel Castro falter ing economy had been stag gered by tropical storms Last year Hurricane lora stalled over the island for four terri ble days destroying Whole towns villages and crops Data Reveal Senators Talk Most Do Least WASHINGTON (AP) As usual the 100 senators did more talking spent more time and produced less legislation than the 435 representatives in the recently ended congressional session The Senate was in session 1 350 hours more than twice the' 624 hours chalked up by the House Of the 382 public laws enacted this year 278 originated in the House and only 104 in the Sen ate On private bills 147 were 1 i House measures wnue ao oegan in yie Senate ewmk ft' 1 '3 1 OUR CHILDREN DIE IN NEW VIENNA IRE 2 Texans Held CORPUS CHRISTI Tex (AP) Officers quizzed today an exconvict plumber at whose home they seized guns and Nazi flags about a reported plot to kill President Johnson here Sunday deputies arrested Julius Schmidt 29 at his Cor pus Christi home Tuesday night and took Jerry Bird 27 of Ca Tav inin oucMhv horfi xaueu 1CA 11AVV tuoivuj RI A I 1 ureat Urowth or I ms Area rreaicrea repre particular emphasis on educa education made available towns tion and trade 3 'Existing industry must modernize automate and devel op new products 4 Recreational facilities must be developed to improve the competitive position with' Amoag the important' 'ele ments of the report is the tac tor of land use The competition will require careful and systematic long term plan ning' Portions' of West Central Ohio can best be developed for recreational purposes In the area studied there are more than 7000000 acretf of land with' A 7 4 A r8 4 1 I Con I1 i Jw 4 4 4 jr A.