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-i -S r-' High today S8H faiir toright JMW A. rM at I a mmmmw I toonaldE.Osbon I biz- SenfaffNpTtJitcest Ohio For Over 75 Years "A-' Wire Serrices Oi United Preu Intenutional And The Associated PreM r- IU vapsi cowan orTwoaicnoM CAMUI (20 PAGES TODAY) MONDAY NOVEMBER 14, I960, LIMA, OHIO VOL 76 NO. 319 (SEVEN CENTS) By MEU1MAN SMIH MIAMI UPQ Presidentelect John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon met today in a aeaiide villa to erase aoawof i the' bitterness that marked their recent dectioa campaign. 'Kennedy Hem from Me vacation headquarters in Peim Beach to accepted Kennedy's suggestion.

Pierre Salinger, press secretary to Kennedy, said the presidentelect had a dual purpose in seeking out Nixon: First, the senator wants to congratulate the vice president on the campaign he conducted. And second, he wants to resume cor- 1- At Defiance College Aiami-whem-ffikon is vacation- diairdatiot whiduexisted-be- ing. The Democratic victor and the Republican loser met at sunabiw on the stepa of the Key 'Biacaynelutel, twean them during their 14 years in Congress." from witMn both parties since the election thatLNixoiL.be given a role in the new administration, there wu no indication that Kennedys trip to Miami was any forerunner of a coalition. FtaaUa Choicer Gov; Luther H. Hodges of North Carolina was regarded as set for secretary of commerce in die Kennedy Cabinet.

Gotf. Abraham RiMcoff of Connecticut, widely regarded as the leading possibility for attor-ney general in the Kennedy Cabinet, will have lunch here Tuesday with Massachusetts v- -1 Sen. Stuart Symington win. sjpend next weekend with Kennedy here, primarily to deliver detailed report on re- PAULDING The body of a 14-year-old Mgh school ap-larent victim of a rapist, wu found in a -wooded area near this community early today; Nancy Eagleson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Eagleson, wu Milled into an auto by an uni-lentified man at 7:40 p.mv Sunday. The girls sister, Sheryl, ran screaming into a neighbor's home, taccoon hunters found the Mxfy at 2:30 a.m. today, right miles from the acene. fiance, Vu Vert and sqrirounding areu lurched the area nil night lefora die hunters no acrou the hod. The hunters were: Joseph 38, Rt.

1, Paulding and Kennedi Nelson, 43, Pankfing. Sheriff. John Keeler, imficating the girl had been r. fused to uy how. Ha said he would withhold a verdict until an autopsy is completed in FL Wayne.

Authorities tiieorized' the man may ha from tin Paulding virin- Kemedyand Nixon, both- arrived in Florida last. Friday. Kennedy went to the estalM of Ms fatherrloseph P. Kennedy rin die heart of the nations most exclusive winter colony. Nixon went to the small but swank Key Bis-cayne Hotel, about 10 miles southeast of Miami.

After a good nights sleep and talking by -telephone with Democratic leaders around the country, Kennedy on Satwday had an 'opportunity to sti small margin by which he de-tested NlxrIT'hatioifnea DEFIANCE, Ohio (AP) Although no damage estimate is available, a Defiance College spokesman said it would coat around a million dollars to repla campus landmark Weston Hail and the equipment witMn it that went up in smoke and flames Sunday Several persons in the radio station cleared out before flames engulfed the Because it was Sunday, no one else was believed to be in the building when the Maze broke out Some AO minutes after die fire was discovered, by students who turned in the alarm, the roof caved in. The fire -already had a good start when the Defiance and several area fire 1 departments ar-rived on die scene. IHraa-atfll blazing-although under control tyro hours later. Men students formed lines amji. passed handtohand' IronT flw 1 burn me buikfinx records, books ty lM.eoe.000 popidation, less than 400,000 votes separated fromJoser.

-Weston HaH Jhe major, classroom building at the small college in northwestern. Ohio, was just a shell after the fire ravaged and gutted hrtnteriorrThr cause was not determined. The Earieson- girit Paulding iigh School freshman, wu abducted under a bright street light in-front-of neighborahouie- Law officers from Paulding; De ity, familiar with tire roads and jThe lonely road, the murder car took Into the woods is seldom usedTthey explained The ere who found tire body were walk- mg- Nancys grandfather, Dl E-X; Hardest, Mid the abductor wu believed, to have organization of the Defense Department Symington, former Air The college spokesman, Richard Wqhn, director of development, said die two-and three-story 'brick building wu so badly damaged it Force. secretary, has. been conducting a study of defense reorganization needs for the president-elect 1 -I- Makes Up Mfad After dimug with Ms old friend and campaign associate, Dave Powers of Ifus Kennedy made up Ms mind.

He picked up a telephone Saturday night and placed a call for Nixon. 'The vice president could have fiSn somewhat startled. Even ThwiiHfteTwo" men had been friends in the Senate, they had Girls and equipment from the history and English department) before flames reached thaw sections. -The music department contain-ing a number of pianos and pipe organ, wu inaccessible due undoubtedly would have to be torn down. Besides class rooms, the building housed 300-seat chapel auditorium, the history, English and music departments, an arena theater and die college radio Belgium Threaten UNITED NATIONS, N.YKUPl) Belgium today 'threatened to withdraw from the United Nations unless U.N.

'officials cease attacks on the Belgian government. and her aister were, en route home from a movie when die air pulled ewer to-the carb on Rk 111, which runs throqghg tills community. The man wu aridr directiona and Nancy descried a friendly girl wu near the car when ha grabbed her and pulled 1 come harsh tilings to say about each other during the campaign. Surprised of not, Nixon ouicfclv (Sec FIRE, Page J), Central TOGETHER NOW Side by side, Presidentelect John Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon walk toward the Key Biscayne Hotel at Miami, where Nixon is Kennedy from, his vacation home in Palm Beach to meet with fee vice president (UPT Telephoto) (See MURDEUJPap 2) Agents Crack PAULDING A derision to walk home to be with her mother rather than her usual routine tewait for her father to finish woricing at a bowling alky, probably coat Nancy Eagleson her life late Sunday. Grief stricken relative recounted today Nancys derision to writ, home wuher five year f.

Red Rebels In New Orleans Only scattered casualty figurer had been published, but losses at In Guatemala and Nicaragua rebel forces scattered by government qftacks had adzed hostages in the -hope of insuring them- some points were believed to be heavy. Latest reports said loyal forces selves' a ufe getawqr. By. DOUG ANDERSON United Fresslatenutioul Troops in Guatemala, Nicaragua 'and Costa Rica were locked in battle today with rebels described by die three governments Communists and mercenaries" supported by Cubea Premier Fidel Castro. 1 Wear Caban Uniforms In Cotta Rich, loyal troops were battling forces wearing the' green fatigue uniform of Castro's Cuba.

The guerrillu were the country an assembly area and a supply bare for the TiiVuion of Nicaragu. The rebel forces operating along the Costa Rican border were said State troopers stood front of the schools and told all the prfif cpeU 'u they arrived that there NEW YORK (AP) Treanry agents have smashed a nation-wide art smuggling ring and adzed more than (400,000 worth of CMnese art objects hnxqpM'il-legally into this country from Communist China. The investigation took agents half way arqud the world and to at least six cities in this country. The moat vaauable item recovered wu air MO-year-oid scroll painting of magpies and buttew flies attributed to the artist! Emperor Hui Tsung of thelSung dy-nasty. It wu valued at (65.000.

were in control in all three countries, biit did not discount the pouiMlity that, -femfotcements from Cuba might change the pV. tore at any moment. Officials In Guatemala charged flatly that the weekend uprisings were port of a 'plot hatched in Cuba to clamp Communist control on all of Central America. Cuban officials denied any con-nection with the attadn.r By JOHN WARNER NEW. ORLEANS (UPI) At leaft four Negro giris walked into formerly first grade classes today and the state troop-eri'under orders to stop.integra-tion made no attempt to halt them.

NANCY EAGLESONCvS; (See JtEBELS, Page 2) Nor was any vnknee reported. would be "no sdxxil today.N,The principals thanked them and went on intir the builfings. r-i; Somp of the parents reported that school officials tried to talk them out of jwnoving thrir chil-dren. Crowds totalling approximately 500, police uid, milled acrou the streets front the two schools hours after, the Negron disappeared inside, and parents continued marching put with their In Long' Case Five 'Negro giria had scheduled to enter two schools, but apparently only four Negron entered. Three went to -'Md)on-ogh 19 and one went to.

William Franz School. id been Fdimdlnl 3 -1 Kesidence Thera wu hp vkkmte, but jeers, wrikd up from huge crowds kept acrou the'atreet from the schools by police. The schools are several miles aparj. At least two (torn- wMte parents immediately marched into the schools and began aking their cMMren One-mother mid she wu removing her three children because she didnt want them in there if anything happens. Others uid they 'would not let their children go to school with Negron.

ignore Holiday Order The legislature, in spite of. federal restraining order, sent state police to the schools to inform teachers and pupil) that it wu holiday. No one paifl attention to themi One trooper wu reported, assigned at each school. The' schools were integrated about half -an- hour' after classes began: City police swarmed (See SCHOOLS, Page 2) On Dcatli Agents uid other wnuggied objects were found Jn die Cleveland Museum and the Freer Gallery, Washington, D. Dealing Red China are forbidden under tin Trading With the Enemy Act -The biggest beul wu at thrC-T.

Loo Galleries, in midtown Manhattan, where puntinga, screens and other objects, including the 885,000 Hui Tiling scroll, were recovered. The object! were valued it tOOO. The gallery ia owned by Frank Caro, 50, a native of France but now a naturalized Ameriun. Four aqkrnte fins were in! a twonfamfly reudence "early yesterdayi firemen The fire 'depertment wu first notified of fire ln the real if. Blue Law old sister, Sheryl, after attending a movie in Paulding.

Usually "she would wait rand ride home with her father, her grandfather, D. E. Hardesty said. Bbt. Sunday, she kneW her mother was getting off work and would be home around p.m.

It was 7:40 p.m. when Nancy mi pulled1 into car, two houses away frora her home. lifelong resident of Paulding, Nancy was busy in school acthr-ities, her parents raid. She was 4-H member and member of the Church- of Christ i She never, mentioaedj anyone following her- before, her grant mother raid. Sunday for the Eagleson family began much the same ns other Sundays.

The girls attended church services and. returned home to eat with their, porents Don and They -talked about' what they were going to do that afternoon. Nancy derided to- take npp after dinner and lay down a while. She pondered some about picking out grey plaid suit to It wu warm, fall day1 iV It -was about! p.m. when she and Sheryl kit for the! picture atari.

Their mother said she would be working but would be home around 8. Their father knew he. would be home shortly after that Through the week he worfcs in Ft Wayne but spends Sunday operating a bowling alky with his brother, Kenneth. Jrhe. walk home about; a 'half mile.

After crossing a bridge near her home, relatives described a stretch o( the road as lone-ley and sparsely populated. The 'rued, Rtr 111 although in the city limits, has no sidewalks. Bid there wu nothing unusual about Nancy not hesitating to offer help to a driver. asklng A-rectiona. She was friendly girl Hgr' five okl riater Sheryl thought nothing atnrnge either until riw heard Nancy acreutlLi Then; Sheryl ran." She knew something wu wrong.

A Lead Now 2,817 dences of Handd Ulridi and' my OOftJ Wayna, at 5:19 a.m, yesterday, lire. Ulrich had ifiscoverei1 a fire in a kitdiea trash' basket and -Xl had been extinguished Lby.f Chess, firemen said. later a crackfing aoond wu 1 WASHINGTON (AP) -John F. Kennedy held a TllJtXI vote lari ove Richard M. Nixon today wearing yellow arm- ag5Tav Irom Tind-i 10.

tiopf- marshals bands nnwBllellMHWWWsy Inside The Lima- Netvs heard i and Bw-aoctipanta dkcov- 1 KENTON A 9-year-old Kenton boy, Steve -Vance, wu killed instantly Sunday night at 8:19 when Ms bike wu struck fay car just south of the Kenton city limits. Eighteen minutes after, the tragedy the boy's mother, aware her son had died, Kenton police to report the boy wu misahig. Hardin County Deputy George Kaufman reported Steves bicycle wu struck when the boy swerved In front of a car driven by- Dr. Lowell Lee 29, of Bellevue, car dragged the Kenton neck wu He died.lpstahtty Dr. Hone told deputies he whs driving north on RL 68 when the lad" darted in front of Ms car from the edge of the road, He had no diancei to atop or swerve No --XSteven, son of Dalton and Riae -Ann Vance, survived fiy his parents, a brothef and a sister.

iHia body wu taken. to-fiw Price Fluieral where aw rangements are Mt completdf i l.The Vanca famil Uvea in Ken-; ton at 18 Eapy. end fin in tha! wafl -of CINCINNATI (AP) Sunday Hue law, arrests have started in Cincinnati again. Police arrested three operators of busmieH housa Sunday on charges, pfjjrkilating laws, jehich prohibit of on Sunday except where deemed i.necesrityi baiement itoire. When firemen filled tha Second Hoot and fin'tatf'Tv doeet wu extingrished.1;, Two assistant prosecutors today questioned prospective jurors dosety abact capital punishment the landlord murder slaying cuegot underway in Common Plus Court judge Moran Jenkins' said additional prospective jurors would hive to be summond.

Eightyfive orginally picked for die case. Thomas N. Long, 53, ri 2869 S. Dixie possible death sentence for the May 29 shooting of Arthur Remines, 44, hit landfordT' Aariatant Pfoaecutor Robert Balyut his emphsized this in questioning each juror, AD thoae bring, questioned 'said' they believed in capital i punishment. MrsW.Blalne ChamheraTiro Lakewood, told Balyut she would be hesitant about sending a man to Ma death although she uid she bdiePed in capital puniahment.

Balyut -Jialenged her, but Judge Jenkins "oyerruled bm. 1 1 i r- -j uid. son their zing is anted is wu homa plaok. and OVell oil "Anybody, would hesitate," he "That in itaeU, is not.ru enough." Balyeat and John R. Evans, another assistant, had worked way through more than-seven prospects by noon.

attorneys Richard Bennett and Jamu. Blair began quit prospects tMi afternoon. It doubtful- if the jury will! be today. penalty forthe, crime death in the electric chair. Heroines, according to deputies, twiating the arm of a woman attending drinking bout at Ms when the rinoting took -v-X Long fcaf his 11 -yur-oU soli, Tommy, load the rifle bring 'It to Mm7 When Rem-inu swore, Long not woman attending die drilling party at the Long-Remines wu Meriia Bosley.

Hughu of C. St wu abo With voting unite still but, counting -of absentee ballots, underway in several states, and recounts contemplated ln some areas, Kennedy had 22,696,794 votes and Nixon had Then firetndr who had not talked saeeeweicsoceeoeeee 19 jaeeoeeoeeeeweeeoeaa siiiMeiesiiM n-18-19 Caoks eeeeeeeeaeWeeeeape Dttdtf siisaeiesoasseteei 17 Deethi eaeeeeaewaeeaeeeoee Earl Wilson eaee.eeeaoeeaeaeeeee B. EdStorid Pge "TTifiinmiiii 14 to the occupants, (fiaccvered afire brought children out of police 4arr and accompanied them into the achool.buildf.nga. All shadn of the school, wire drawn. About 40 teen-agers began parading in front of the McDqnogh school carrying crude signs Segregate but a U.S.

marshal herded them down i aide, street away from the school -Ona-Negro -motherbegaiL crying outside "because o( the precedent that has barn utabllshed here.v Crowds Cheer Withdrawal When the white parents brought their children out, dieera came They were the first such arrests here in several mpnthe. Charged with violating the blue laws were Banjamiq S. Schotten- This gave Kennedy 5L2 per cent ularvote-anLNixoo -the- pdpularvote in tiw epeee between fta ceiling of ti first Boor floor tiw second Sootyfy1 lids Mazo and tiw Man ia tiw XX baaemant wall won abe txtifr .4. i of 49Jperc(siL. Vbti count; Kennedy wu inured of SMvotea and Nixon 1ft.

Kentky still led in the race fm California's 32. electoral -With absentee baDotr be- strin, operator of a department store)-John Stretmarter, 44, oper ator of a supermarket, and Stanley Johnson, HK manager of a general store raown "China Town.1 Farm klileia'isitisMuHlsis --lUi-t- T- imspnai iwwi Serial Sparta ie0eoeii0etetif 15-11 TV Log -V UOMOMMIMlteOHK Yauflrthday Classified of tisia andila fina wu net daeovend Gaorga Krilay, chief; stated. He rald the fires were the AH.udR be given nJwnring fat PoliceGiurt next Thursday. ing he had a rnargin of from the crowds roil 27,140 votes. 7 streets.

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