Amsterdam NY Daily Democrat and Recorder 1958 Nov

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Vol; LXXX, No. 9 8
Recorder EjtiblUhid 1833 - Democrat Established 1170
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Amsterdam, N.Y., Saturday, December 1 3 , 1 9 5 8
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PoperHkrredl^^*ttice
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Physician Ha» Opportunity
To Appeal Ouster Caused
By His Sale of Pictures
And News of Papal Death
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ROME UP) — The personal
physician of the late Pope
Pius XII has been barred from
practicing medicine in Italy
for selling newspaper articles
and photographs on the Pope's
death.
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Chance to Recover
Monkey Alive Dim;
Fate Still Unknown
Squirrel Monkey, Nicknamed 'Little Old Reliable*,
Sent Into Space Early Today; Main Objective of
Experiment Is to Retrieve Monkey Alive, Success
Will Mean First Time Live Being Ever Recovered
Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, 67,
gave no immediate indication
whether he would appeal his expulsion Friday night by the CounCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. UP)—The Army fired a
DULLES LEAVES HOSPITAL — Secretary of 8tate Dullea
cil of the Rome Medical Assn..
monkey into space early today in the nose cone of a missile.
leaves Walter Reed Hospital In Washington after treatment for an Inprohibited
testinal ailment. Dulles, 70, left for Furls later to discuss Berlin crisis which automatically
But the chances of recovering the tiny rider alive appeared
with foreign ministers of France, Britain and Germany. Officer is un- him from practicing. He has 30
slim.
days in which to appeal to a
identified. (AP Wlrephoto.)
Three hours after the spectacular launching of the
mixed board of doctors and magJupiter
intermediate range ballistic missile at 4 a.m. (EST)
istrates.
BUS WRECKAGE AFTER COLLISION WITH TRAIN — Wreckage of the front end of a school
If he appeals he will be allowed bus lies at Essex, Ont., crossing after vehicle was severed In'two by collision with a Detroit-bound paa there still was no announcement of the fate of the squirrel
to -practice pending the outcome. senger train. Two of the 10 students aboard the bus were killed and a number Injured. Observers said monkey, nicknamed variously Gordo and "Little Old ReClosed Door Session
children who survived apparently were helped by the fact that the bus was not dragged by the train. liable".
T h e medical association's 14- (AP Wlrephoto.)
Haven't Given Up
member council questioned the
'We
haven't given up. we're
doctor behind locked doors for. 20
still
trying,
but the chances don't
minutes before it issued its verlook'
good
Aone source close t o
dict.
the project said, referring to atGaleazzi-Lisi brushed by newstempts to recover the monkey
men without a word when he left
alive from the South Atlantic.
the association's headquarters.
This was the first attempt by
He previously had maintained
American
scientists, as far as is
PARIS (JP) — Foreign ministers of the Western Big his conscience was at rest and he
OSWEGO, N.Y. UP)—Threesknown, to fire a primate on a
Three plus West Germany gathered today to plan what to do had not betrayed any professional
inches of new snow early tobrief journey Into space and bring
medical
secretsconcerning
Pope
about Soviet efforts to get them out of West Berlin.
day
threw
a
fresh
spread
on
EL CAJON, Calif. UP* — A him back alive.
Pius, ufcp died Oct. 9. Once a paAdvance indications were that they would take a firm tient dies, a physican is free to ALBANY, N.Y. (JP) — Two 63-the thick white blanket plaguhomeless youth the family had be- If successful, it would be the
vear-old men convicted of the sen
friended was sought today for first time that anything alive was
stand for maintaining Western protection of the anti-Com- discuss his case, Galeazzi-Lisi con- sational Christmas Eve murder ofjing t h i s p r e t t y l a k e s i d e c i t y ,
slashing
four children to death recovered from space.
tended.
munist city 110 miles behind the Irorl Curtain.
an
archbishop
nearly
25
years
agoj
B
u
t
a
b
r
i
g
h
t
s
u
n
b
r
o
k
e
and
shooting
their mother.
Scientists already know from
The council accused GaleazziBlasts Moscow Regime
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the
flight of about 15 minutes that
were
free
men
today
,
by
order
of
.
t
h
r
o
u
g
h
-this
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
a
n
d
The
bodies
of
Mrs.
Lois
PenderLisi of seeking "to achieve profit."
Secretary of State Dulles flew
the
monkey fared well as he
gast,
37,
and
her
children
were
It added he "gravely compro- Gov. Harriman.
I gave an added boost to the
ki from Washington at 9:17 a.m.j
discovered in their home Friday soared some 600 miles into space.
mised his own reputation and the
The governor Friday.commuted t h o u s a n d s of s h o v e l e r s d i g g i n g
on the presidential plane Colum-j
ALBANY. N.Y. (^—During his night. The children's throats had
Hit Target Area
dignity of the medical class."
to time served the prison sen.
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marathon,
eightrhour conversation been cut and t h e i r abdomens The missile warhead hit the prebine III. Before leaving the U.S.]
tences
of
Mateos
Leylegian
and
OUt
f
r
o
m
8
0
i
n
c
h
e
s
Of
s
n
o
w
Infraction of Ethics
with Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Ni- slashed.
determined target area more than
capital he had accused Moscow
"The actions . . . constitute an Nishan Sarkissian of New York, this month, 69 Psincs, Sunday. kita. Khrushchev took only one
1,500 miles from the launching
A
widespread
search
began
erf going back on its own pledges
infraction of medical ethics be- He said he did so on the recomThe city braced for a possibility drink, and it was brandy not the throughout Southern California for site. However, indications were
cause a professional
physican mendation of the State Parole of more snow late today and Sun- usual vodka. when Premier Khrushchev proa towering teen-agerv Avho h a d j t h a t i h e Navy recovery team that
Board.
cannot
divulge
f
a
c
t
s
whicrr'TTe
day. The U.S. Weather Bureau
posed to make West Berlin an unThat was/the report Humphrey been living with the Pendergasts awaited the nose cone's re-entry
They
were
convicted
of
stabbing
learned through his professional
said, however, a lack of high winds
armed free city.
Archbishop Leon Tourian of the on Lake Ontario might keep the gave newsmen Friday of his re for the past few weeks doing odd Into the earth's atmosphere apactivity,"-the council said.
cent Kremlin visit with the Soviet job* around the house. Thick fog parently ran into trouble.
SAN ANGELO. Tex. </P> — SenSctwyn Lloyd of Britain. Mau
Greek Cathol.c "Church before snow away.
Galeazzi-Lisi's
articles,
based
on
premier, who is regarded as some- hampered the seachers.
He* Couve de Murville of France;ate Majority Leader Lyndon B.
more than 200 worshippers in the
If all had gone well the suba diary he kept while attending
what
of a trencherman with
Cold
Remains
in
State
Former New Yorker
merged cone and its precious carand Henrich von Brentano of!Johnson (D-Tex) told questioning the s t r i c k e n pontiff, appeared Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic
Meanwhile, temperatures over- vodka. •
-Thomas J. Pendergast discov- go should have been retrieved
West Germany will meet w i t h , c o l ] e g e students here Friday that about 10 days after the Pope died. Church in Now York City Dec. 24, night hovered near zero again toHumphrey
addressed
a
World
ered
the bodies of his wife and from the Atlantic in the space of
1933.
Dulles
to begin
studying!.
. against
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,
"L he is
lorced :„.,>„,.„,;„.,
integration. •• Some Italian newspapers bought
Affairs
Council
meeting
in
nearby
day
across
New
York
State
and
children,
but not before the youth, about two hours at the most.
politic.il Strife Link
the articles but later decided not
Khrushchevs Thanksgiving Day! . , „ . , .
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dropped to as low as -12 in moun- Troy and was a guest of Gov. identified as Charles Harrison of
The
assassination,
linked
with
At 7 a.m. (EST) there still was
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But. the senator added, I to print them.
N.Y., had disap- no official announcement on the
internal political strife in Arme- tain reaches of the Adirondacks. Harriman overnight in the Ex- Rochester,
ecutive Mansion.
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...
. ... , wish hotheads on both sides With the articles stirring an up- nia, caused a sensation here and
peared.
status of the recovery operation.
Simil-r cold weather was
Any decisions they reach wn 11 b e i w o u J d i v e m a c h a n c < ? t 0 e v o l v e roar, Galeazzi-Lisi resigned as di- abroad. Mob fights erupted in
The Minnesota Democrat said
Pendergast, an aircraft worker,
In Washington, Capt. Norman
expected tonight. Snow flurreported t o foreign ministers of. s o l u t i o n ••
Khrushchev's drink was "one said Harrison was waiting for him Lee Barr of the Navy Medical
rector of trie Vatican health serv- Boston and Chicago. Protest meetries were forecast for the rest
the other 11 Atlantic Alliance na-|
small Armenian brandy" served outside the house when he arrived Corps said Information radioed
ices. The medical association then ings were held. The fierce arguof the state, except possibly
tfons, who are expected to join in H e , o l d S a n A n * e l ° College stu- started an investigation.
after
dinner.
home from work Friday night. back from the monkey's flight inments involved supporters and op- heavy squalls in the snowa united front against the Soviet J d e n t s t h a t h e believed the Civil
Time of Reform
The 6-foot 4-inch youth aimed a
ponents of the Armenian governconcluded on Page Six)'
belt section of Western New
R, h,s
move. The r e g u l a r December i E
Commission has subpoena
Humphrey said with a smile he .22 rifle at him and said:
ment regime.
York, orf Lake Erie.
meeting of the NATO foreign Powers. And although professing
"I have a cop tied up in the
But the basic reason for the
The mercury registered -12 at had apparently arrived "at a time
ministers and other officials, opens 'opposition to "forced integration,"
of reform . . . he's been having house. You're going to drive me Late Note
assassination
still
is
cloaked
in
Duane,
near
Malone,
and
from
6
np added:
in Paris Tuesday.
i
"We're a little late in
out of here."
mystery.
to 10 below in the Owls Head and some kidney trouble."
Berlin was not on the official o u r s c c t l 0 n i n recognizing that all
The meeting with reporters was
Pendergast drove at gunpoint
men are
Saranao
Lake
areas
of
the
AdiNine
men
eventually
were
aragenda for the NATO meeting but ;
created eaual.'
held in Harriman's office at the toward San Diego, 10 miles away.
rondacks.
It
was
-2
at
Massena.
rested.
At
one
court
hearing,
a
wai certain to assume a large' Johnson made his remarks on
mob attacked the defendants. Po- on the Canadian border, zero at state Capitol. The Democratic On the outskirts of the city the
place in the discussions. Prelimi-jthe eve of a scheduled speech Sun*
Watertown. 1 alxne at Elmira and governor, sitting beside Hum- youth ordered him into a service
lice saved them.
HONOLULU
(JP\—Fred
A.
Seatnary talks within NATO have in-!day in Houston. Tex., by Gov. Orphrey, said he regarded the sena- station rest room so they could
2 •above at Plattsburgh.
Leylegian and Sarkissian
dicated support for a firm stand val Faubus of Arkansas. He said on returns to Washington today
The Weather Bureau reported tor as a leading candidate for the exchange clothing.. The m a n
denied any part in the attack
by the big powers.
he was" sorry Faubus mobilized firmly denying a report that he in
party's presidential nomination in grabbed the gun away from Har,n
these other above-zero lows:
on the archbishop. But both
Variety of Opinion
° National Guard in Little Rock, tends to resign as secretary of the
1960.
rison, but the youth slipped outAbove-Zero Lows
were convicted of first-degree
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/jbut added:
interior.
Humphrey would not say wheth- side and disappeared down an
Five at Syracuse, 6 at Glens
murder and sentenced to die.
WASHINGTON UP) — The
There was a wide variety of
..
R
Falls, Oneonta and Albany: 7 at er he was interested in the nomi- alley.
Herbert H. Lehman. Rovemor
Army
flung a tiny monkey
Seaton
said
the
report
probably
opinion,
however,
on
how this, „T. , w j f r e u ikr Move
the formal
answerK^
tojust
Khrushchev.,
Binghamton. Utica and Rome; 8 nation.
•t the tim.\ commuted their
Finds
FamUy
Slain
*w„^,ee
j,/x.,M
«v^,^ec«^
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I
regret
even
more
that
the
r
Into
space
today but lost it
arose
from
a
misunderstanding.
He
t .l n.. an d. ,s e n
firmness
should
he expressed
., . b uof
„,
n
Washington.
London
»^„*
" the - Lni..tedi.n P"*"
In his talks in Albany and
(Conclude on Page Six)
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,,,and L Parts
, n iPresident
States said he told Charles Parmiter. poPendergast then drove home
(Conclude on Page Six)
In the south Atlantic.
troops.
Troy, Humphrey dealt with Com- and found his family slain
have made it plain in their inlitical reporter for the Honolulu
Six hours after the monkey
formal comments that they do not He discussed the Civil Rights Star-Bulletin that he has no intenmunist matters.
The shocked father told police
began
its journey In the nose
Commission
in
connection
with-the
intend to be pressured out of BerEmotional Approach
he had picked up Harrison hitch
tion of pursuing a political career
cone
of
a Jupiter Intermedlrefusal
of
election
officials
in
lin, where they have maintained
He said it was time for the hiking last Nov. 2.
after I960 and, "I have told resome
Alabama
counties
to
proate
range
ballistic missile tha_
troops since the end of World
United States to rid-itself of-its —^He-told-me-he-had—run away
duce their registration records for porters that in j|ach of the 48
Army
announced
that the
v
„}YJLLJIJ?. -Jlini.agrwments signed that federal agency.'
"emotional approach" toward Com- from home in Rochester because
states/*
~T~
search
for
the
little
space
By the Russians.
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(Concluded on Page Three)
"I think without question the
Parmiter
said
Seaton
had
voluntraveler
had
been
abandoned.
Khrushchev gave the West six commission has the authority to
months to get out of West Berlin. subpoena the records, and I do teered that he intended to reHe said if they had not left in that think in time they (the Alabama sign soon.
Seaton was in Honolulu to adtime, he would turn over to Com- officials) will recognize it," Johndress
Friday's closing conference
munist Kast Germany control of son said.
of
Republican
leaders of 12 WestWesteYn access to the city. The
(Concluded
on
Page
Three)
ern
states
and
Hawaii.
West' refused to recognize or deal
with the Red regime.
In what has come to be regardCINCINNATI (JP) — Stung*"
ed as an annual Soviet threatening note just before the NATO
by a scathing denunciation of pointed attorney who has served lence. Even then, he said only:
without pay. co-counsel Theodore
meeting. Russia warned Thursday
"There is one thing I'd like to
their
client
by
a
federal
judge,
M. Berry leaped to his feet in pro- say. It is my eaVncst prayer that
that any Western attempt to cross
attorneys for a pacifist minis* test.
East Germany without the satelthe government will stop its war
"As an officer of this preparations and honor the conlite regime's permission would be
ter were ready today to fight
he shouted, "the court sciences of those who would stop
considered aggression against the
N E W Y O R K (/PO—A f e d - *
on—whether their disciple of court,"
is guilty of a grievous error. these evils."
entire Soviet bloc". A nuclear war eral judge has lifted a tem- "we have been negotiating with
civil disobedience likes it or There Is not one Iota of proof
could result, the Soviet news
Judge Makes Offer
pilots since Tuesday. We do
porary strike ban against the
that Rev. McCrackin Is a
agency Tass said.
Before sentencing. Judge' Drufnot.
not expect a strike."
fel disclosed that only a week ago,
Communist."
pilots for American Airlines,
Dulled looking Well
May Give Notice
The.attack on the Rev. Maurice
at a pretrial hearing, he offered
Berry'
and
his
co-counsel,
Prof.
In Chicago, whore negotiations
Dulles left a hospital bed after but the union says it has no
F. McCrackin by Judge John H.
probation to the minister in reFred
O.
Dewey
of
the
University
a week long botit with inflamma- immediate plans for a walk- are going on. a union spokesman
Druffel came between the time a
turn for a plea, of nolo contendre
of
Cincinnati,
were
asked
immesaid it is unlikely the pilots will
tion of the lower intestine. One
jury convicted the minister and
(no contest).
diately
after
court
adjourned
if
out.
walk
out
without
first
giving
the
observer at the airport when the
the judge sentenced him to- six
they
planned
to
appeal.
Berry
shot
But the minister of Cincinnati's
traveling
.public
some
notice
to
Refines Renewal
70-year-old secretary arrived said
months in a federal prison and
back
heatedly:
St.
Barnabas Presbyterian and
minimize
inconvenience.
Judge
Frederick
Van
Pelt
he was looking "as well as I have
fined him $250. Rev. McCrackin
Episcopal
church refused to have
"Your'e
damned
right.
What
The spokesman said there, were
Br>an Friday refused to renew
ever-seen him."
was convicted Friday of refusing
anything
to
do with the legal fight.
else
can
we
do?"
no
immediate
plans
to
set
another
a
temporary
injunction
obtained
to answer an Internal Revenue
(Concluded on Page Six)
Faced
with
complete lack of coOne-Sldfd
Presentations
by American, and at the same strike date.
Service summons to discuss his
operation
by
their client. Berry
Internal
Revenue
Service
offiThe dispute between American
time denied the company a permarefusal to pay federal income taxand
Dewey
based
almost their encials
presented
all
the
testimony
and ALPA involves rates of pay,
nent stay.
es.
tire
case
on
^contention
the sumfor
the
prosecution;
only
a
handBryan ruled that the Air Line rules and working conditions for
Judge Druffel told the 53-year- ful of character witnesses ap- mons which Rev. McCrackin rePilots Assn. had been bargaining some 1,500 pilots. The issues re
old bachelor minister — still gaunt poared for the defense.
fused to honor was invalid, that
in good faith during involved ne- main unresolved since expiration
from
a
15-day
jail-cell
fast:
T
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o
f
f
i
j
^
t
nrldge
8
It
was issued by a "person without
P
n
l
i
r
o
r
U
1
w
o
R
n
gotiations that bcgan~more than of a work 'contract In August,
Church Page
2
authority
to issue it.
"Your
pious
attitude
is
more
or
affair
Throuch
it
all.
Rev.
Mc1W7.
a year ago.
less
of
a
false
face."
Clftftftlflrd Arift
12, IS
While
Rev. McCrackin has
Crackin
remained
serene
—
and
At present Fastern Air Lines is
At the same time, the judge refailed
even
to file income tax reClaims
Red
Sympathies
silent.
He
refused
to
stand
in
Comic*
IS
fused a request by the union to the only major airline shut down
turns
for
1955
and 1956 on grounds
Then,
after
accusing
Rev.
Mccourt,
plead
to
the
indictment,
deCroMword Pmrle
IS
dismiss a VvlO.OOO-damage suit by a strike which began Nov. 24.
much
of
the
money would have
fend
himself
or
help
his
attorneys.
Crackin
of
being
a
"pacifist
agiEditorials
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PACIFIST MINISTER WHEELED INTO COURT — The Rev.
against it. American contends It Both the International Machinists
been
used
for
armaments, the
While
he
awaited
the
verdict,
he
tator"
and
of
associating
"with
Obituaries
S
has suffered financially because Union and Flight Engineers are Maurice McCrackin, looking wan after a 18-day fast In Jail, smiles as
trial
did
not
strike
at the heart of
read
calmly
from
a
book
by
Althose
of
overwhelming
Soviet
Social Security
7
striking against Eastern.
of the pilots' strike threats.
U.S. deputy marshals wheel him Into Cincinnati court to face trial for sympathies." the judge added:
this
issue.
U
was
concerned
solebert
Schweitzer.
.Sports
10, 11
Both sides were optimistic about .The IAM said Friday In Miami failure to respond to an Internal revenue s e n lee summons. McCrackly
with
his
refusal
to
answer
the
"I
don't
know
of
any
more
pious
Only
after
the
jury's
verdict
—
Television
...IS
it has reached agreement in prin- in, a Cincinnati minister, has refused for years to pay a portion of hit
the situation.
summons to discuss his t a x
reached
in
only
19
minutes
of
detraitor
than
that."
Weather
14"
In San Francisco Friday, an ciple .with the company on some
:
income taxea he figure* j o for war porpoaea. (AP Wlrephoto.)
Although' he wai a oourt»*p» liberation — did he break his si- trouble*.
Women's Page
1 . 8 American Airlir* spokesman Mid, issue*
Western Big Three
Leaders Gather to
Talk With W.Berlin
Christmas Eve Fresh Snow Covers Oswego; Five in Family
Murderers Win More Cold, Snow for State Are Murdered;
Suspect Youth
Their Freedom
Senator Tells
Troy Group of
Russian Visit
Senate Leader
Against Forced
Racial Mixing
Seaton Denies
He Is Quitting
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full aaaocUted Pr<« Report by Leased Wire
Official City sad County ?sp«r
ArmyAbandons
Monkey Search
Attorneys for Pacifist Minister Battle
On, Despite Denunciation by U.S. Judge
Federal Judge Lifts Strike
Ban Against Airline Pilots
Where to Find
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
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